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Sequence of pictures showing demonstrators pulling down the bronze monument to Edward Colston in Bristol and threw it into the harbour

UK Anger At Toppled Slave Trader Statue But Few Want It Back

UK anger at toppled slave trader statue but few want it back

Ehiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed, pictured last week at a tree-planting ceremony

Ethiopia: Abiy Rejects Transitional Govt To Solve Election Impasse

Ethiopia: Abiy rejects transitional govt to solve election impasse

'Protecting the frontline'

Oil Giant BP To Cut 10,000 Jobs On Virus Fallout

Oil giant BP to cut 10,000 jobs on virus fallout

In 2017, Karl Lagerfeld launched the Chanel Autumn/Winter collection in Paris in front of a replica space rocket

Chanel Calls Time On Extravagant Paris Fashion Shows

Chanel calls time on extravagant Paris fashion shows

Iranian doctor Majid Taheri, who had been detained in the United States for 16 months, hugs his children upon his arrival at Tehran's Imam Khomeini International Airport on Monday

Iran Says Scientist Back Home From US After Prisoner Swap

Iran says scientist back home from US after prisoner swap

Britain rolled out a 14-day quarantine for all travellers entering the country, sparking uproar from the badly hammered aviation industry

Europe Moves Ahead With Reopening As Global Virus Cases Top 7 Mn

Europe moves ahead with reopening as global virus cases top 7 mn

The beer pumps began operating again in Brussels' bars at 11:00 am on Monday

Reopened Brussels Bars 'Invaded' By Thirsty Beerdrinkers

Reopened Brussels bars 'invaded' by thirsty beerdrinkers

A towering crane installed at the site brought up equipment

Notre-Dame Workers Start Removal Of Fire-damaged Scaffolding

Notre-Dame workers start removal of fire-damaged scaffolding

India's familiar auto rickshaws returned to the streets in Kolkata after lockdown restrictions were eased

India Re-opens Despite Record Virus Infections

India re-opens despite record virus infections

Huge and often violent protests erupted in 2019, raging for seven straight months

Hong Kong Security Law Like 'Anti-virus Software': Beijing Official

Hong Kong security law like 'anti-virus software': Beijing official

EasyJet and two other carriers have launched joint legal proceedings against the UK government's quarantine plan for visitors

Britain Starts Mandatory Self-quarantine For Arrivals

Britain starts mandatory self-quarantine for arrivals

A crowd of protesters walk from the Capitol building to the White House during a peaceful protest against police brutality and racism, on June 6, 2020 in Washington, DC

Minneapolis Council Vows Police Dismantling As Protests Continue

Minneapolis council vows police dismantling as protests continue

Fans will be allowed at this weekend's Super Rugby games in New Zealand

Crowded House: New Zealand's Super Rugby Opens Gates To Fans

Crowded house: New Zealand's Super Rugby opens gates to fans

Experts warn that in Vietnam, the lack of sex education means young people don't know enough about safe sex and some are relying on abortion as a form of birth control

Let's Talk About Sex: Vietnam's Millennials On Condoms, Consent

Let's talk about sex: Vietnam's millennials on condoms, consent

Gohar Dashti explores nature and its relationship to mankind through her photography

A World Redrawn: Iranian Photographer Sees Chance For Solidarity

A World Redrawn: Iranian photographer sees chance for solidarity

The UK government said Sunday it will reopen places of worship for individual prayer on June 15

Surge In Latin America As Global Coronavirus Toll Pass 400,000

Surge in Latin America as global coronavirus toll pass 400,000

Barcelona played Las Palmas in an empty Camp Nou in October 2017.

Unfamiliar Homes Offer Barca And Madrid Fresh Challenge In Frenzied Title Race

Unfamiliar homes offer Barca and Madrid fresh challenge in frenzied title race

Chilean writer Isabel Allende hopes the coronavirus pandemic will inspire younger generations to build a new normal based on racial and sexual equality

A World Redrawn: Isabel Allende Hopes Pandemic Will Doom 'Patriarchy'

A world redrawn: Isabel Allende hopes pandemic will doom 'patriarchy'

Germany hosts more US troops than any other country in Europe, a legacy of the Allied occupation after World War II

Trump Plan To Slash US Troops Sparks Concern In Germany

Trump plan to slash US troops sparks concern in Germany

Thousands of protesters gathered outside the US embassy in Madrid

Europeans Join Global Wave Of Anti-racism Protests

Europeans join global wave of anti-racism protests

A combination of images from a William Want video shows protesters pulling down a statue of slave trader Edward Colston in Bristol during Sunday's demonstration

UK Slave Trader's Statue Toppled In Anti-racism Protests

UK slave trader's statue toppled in anti-racism protests

Former Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff and former Secretary of State Colin Powell

Trump Drifts From Constitution, Former Military Chief Warns

Trump drifts from constitution, former military chief warns

Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi (C), Libyan strongman Khalifa Haftar (R) and the Libyan Parliament speaker Aguila Saleh at a joint press conference in Cairo Saturday

Libya's Unity Forces In Battle To Retake Strategic Sirte

Libya's unity forces in battle to retake strategic Sirte

Worshippers wearing facemasks attended Friday prayers at Johannesburg's Nizamiye Mosque after the government said religious services could resume from June 1

S.Africans Reluctant To Return To Places Of Worship Despite Lockdown Easing

S.Africans reluctant to return to places of worship despite lockdown easing

The campaign against President Alexander Lukashenko has stirred interest toward the polls in Belarus

New Wave Of Belarus Opposition Wants To Oust Strongman President

New wave of Belarus opposition wants to oust strongman president

Places of worship will be reopened across the UK from June 15 for individual prayer

Britain Eyes Places Of Worship As Lockdowns Lift

Britain eyes places of worship as lockdowns lift

Many migrant workers fled India's cities amid the pandemic and are yet to come back

Migrant Worker Virus Exodus Plunges India's Factories Into Crisis

Migrant worker virus exodus plunges India's factories into crisis

Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro (C) has opposed lockdown measures

Virus Deaths Approach 400,000 As Oil Producers Extend Output Cuts

Virus deaths approach 400,000 as oil producers extend output cuts

The 13-member OPEC and other oil producing nations such as Russia and Mexico are discussing a deal agreed in April to boost prices

OPEC, Allies Agree To Extend Deep Output Cuts Through July

The 13-member cartel and its allies, notably Russia, decided to extend by a month deep May and June cuts agreed in April to boost prices.

A woman burns sage and offers prayers as she pays her respects at a makeshift memorial in honor of George Floyd, on June 3, 2020 in Minneapolis, Minnesota

'Time For A Change': Anti-racism Protesters March Across US

'Time for a change': Anti-racism protesters march across US

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