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UN rights chief Michelle Bachelet warned that "the shockwaves of annexation will last for decades"

Israel's Annexation Plans 'Illegal': UN Rights Chief

Israel's annexation plans 'illegal': UN rights chief

Former French prime minister Francois Fillon and his wife Penelope arriving at the Paris courthouse on Monday.

French Ex-PM Fillon Gets Two-year Term In Fake Job Scandal

French ex-PM Fillon gets two-year term in fake job scandal

The Blue Nile flowing through the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam. The project is passionately supported by the Ethiopian public despite the tensions it has stoked with Egypt and Sudan downstream

'It's My Dam': Ethiopians Unite Around Nile River Mega-project

'It's my dam': Ethiopians unite around Nile River mega-project

Analysts expect the election will underline the failure of Macron's centrist LREM party to gain a strong foothold at a local level

Green Surge Rattles Macron In French Election Rout

Green surge rattles Macron in French election rout

Analysts said the sale would likely help BP streamline its operations

BP Sells Petrochemical Arm To Ineos For $5 Billion

BP sells petrochemical arm to Ineos for $5 billion

Researchers looked at veterinary medicine -- a profession that used to be dominated by men but now has a substantial female workforce

Bias Against Women Driven By People Who Think It Doesn't Exist: Study

Bias against women driven by people who think it doesn't exist: study

Inflation has been quickly eroding the value of the Zimbabwean dollar

Zimbabwe Halts Stock Trading, Transfers To Defend Currency

Zimbabwe halts stock trading, transfers to defend currency

Shops must follow various government guidelines, including ensuring customers stay at least one metre apart

Reopened Stores Bright Spot For UK's Stretched Charity Sector

Reopened stores bright spot for UK's stretched charity sector

China is set to impose a national security law on Hong Kong to punish subversion in the city

China To Restrict Visas For Some Americans Over Hong Kong Row

China to restrict visas for some Americans over Hong Kong row

German Chancellor Angela Merkel and France's Emmanuel Macron will meet on Monday with some weighty issue at stake

Merkel, Macron Meet As Germany Takes On High-stakes EU Presidency

Merkel, Macron meet as Germany takes on high-stakes EU presidency

Francois Fillon and his wife Penelope risk a maximum of 10 years in prison if convicted

French Ex-PM Fillon Faces Verdict In Fraud Trial

French ex-PM Fillon faces verdict in fraud trial

Kremlin critics say the reform vote is a thinly veiled attempt to keep President Putin, 67, in power for life

Russia's Opposition Flounders As Putin Changes Constitution

Russia's opposition flounders as Putin changes constitution

Palestinian demonstrators turned out in small numbers for a demonstration against Israeli annexation plans early this month

Palestinian Leaders Struggle To Mobilise Street Against Annexation

Palestinian leaders struggle to mobilise street against annexation

Despite a shake-up of China's marriage law last month -- and a groundswell of support for same-sex unions in the socially conservative country -- demands to make gay marriage legal have not been met

China's LGBT Couples 'Wed' Online As Gay Marriage Push Stalls

China's LGBT couples 'wed' online as gay marriage push stalls

The criss-crossed diagonal star pattern was used by southern troops during the 1861-1865 American Civil War and for many it remains a symbol of the country's legacy of slavery and racism

Mississippi Votes To Remove Confederate Symbol From State Flag

Mississippi votes to remove Confederate symbol from state flag

Seven heaven?: Lewis Hamilton is looking to equal Michael Schmacher's record of seven world titles

Hamilton Eyes Schumacher Record As F1 Steps Into Brave New World

Hamilton eyes Schumacher record as F1 steps into brave new world

The Taliban said home-made explosives accounted for most of the casualties among US forces

Trump Denies He Was Briefed On Russia-Taliban Bounty Intelligence

Trump denies he was briefed on Russia-Taliban bounty intelligence

Britain's Prime Minister Boris Johnson vowed that the government would not go back to the austerity measures of 10 years ago

Under Pressure Johnson Launches UK Public Spending Drive

Under pressure Johnson launches UK public spending drive

Polish President Andrzej Duda is a key ally for the government

Polish President, Liberal Rival Face Tight Run-off

Polish president, liberal rival face tight run-off

A victorious Anne Hidalgo after being elected to another term as Paris mayor

Anne Hidalgo: Anti-car Socialist Mayor Of Paris

Anne Hidalgo: anti-car Socialist mayor of Paris

Lazarus Chakwera won the re-run election with almost 59 percent of the vote

Malawi's New President Calls For Unity After Disputed Vote Re-run

Malawi's new president calls for unity after disputed vote re-run

Wirecard's Aschheim headquarters outside Munich -- the firm filed for insolvency after acknowledging money supposedly held in trust for it in bank accounts in the Philippines did not exist

Critics' Ire Turns On Auditor EY After Wirecard Collapse

Critics' ire turns on auditor EY after Wirecard collapse

Bayern Munich forward Robert Lewandowski looks shellshocked during their 5-1 thrashing away to frankfurt last November.

Bayern's Turning Point, Haaland, Coronavirus: The Bundesliga Season In Pictures

Bayern's turning point, Haaland, coronavirus: The Bundesliga season in pictures

Polish President Andrzej Duda is a key ally for the government

Polish Populists Tested As Country Votes

Polish populists tested as country votes

The sun is setting on the Fessenheim nuclear powerplant

France Pulls Plug On Country's Oldest Nuclear Plant

France pulls plug on country's oldest nuclear plant

Technicians of South Korean telecom operator KT check an antenna for the 5G mobile network service in Seoul

Huawei Controversy Opens Field For 5G Challengers

Huawei controversy opens field for 5G challengers

RafaÅ Trzaskowski, the main challenger bidding to defeat right-wing President Andrzej Duda

Europhile Trzaskowski Has Sights On Polish Presidency

Europhile Trzaskowski has sights on Polish presidency

A handful of worshippers pray at the Islam's holiest shrine, the Grand Mosque complex in Saudi Arabia's holy city of Mecca, usually teeming with pilgrims as the annual hajj pilgrimage approaches

Curtailed Hajj Compounds Saudi Economic Woes

Curtailed hajj compounds Saudi economic woes

Indonesia, the world's biggest Muslim majority nation, and neighbouring Malaysia are favoured destinations for Rohingya fleeing persecution and violence in mostly Buddhist Myanmar

Death And Despair: Rescued Rohingya Describe High-seas Terror

Death and despair: Rescued Rohingya describe high-seas terror

Inflation anger: A protester holds a bottle of cooking oil during a demonstration in Harare last August over the cost of food

Zimbabwe: On The Edge Again?

Zimbabwe: On the edge again?

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