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FDPC leader Abdoulaye Miskine(2R, pictured with his fighters in a photo released in 2013 by the FDPC) has been hit with UN sanctions which include an asset freeze and travel ban

UN Slaps Sanctions On Central Africa Rebel Chief

UN slaps sanctions on Central Africa rebel chief

Xiapu county in China's Fujian province has become one of the country's most important aquaculture sites

China Fish Farmers Harvest Troubled Waters With Floating Villages

China fish farmers harvest troubled waters with floating villages

More than 300 Amazon warehouse employees plan to strike because of "unsafe conditions at facilities" amid the coronavirus pandemic

Amazon Workers To Strike Over 'Unsafe' Conditions Amid Virus

Amazon workers to strike over 'unsafe' conditions amid virus

Hezbollah power-broker Muhammad Kawtharani is thought to have inherited some of the role held by Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps head Qasem Soleimani (pictured on a billboard in Tehran) who was killed in a US drone strike in January

US Zeroes In On Shadowy Lebanese Playmaker In Iraq

US zeroes in on shadowy Lebanese playmaker in Iraq

Kim Jong Un's health is frequently the subject of speculation, but little concrete is known about the secretive leader

Seoul Plays Down Report Over N. Korean Leader's Health

Seoul plays down report over N. Korean leader's health

Restrictions on normal activity have created a logistical nightmare for the managers of call centres and other back-office operations for foreign corporations

Virus Upends Outsourcing As Firms 'Reshore', Embrace AI

Virus upends outsourcing as firms 'reshore', embrace AI

US airlines have been hard hit by the drop in travel due to the new coronavirus pandemic

US Treasury Sends First Airline Aid Payments

US Treasury sends first airline aid payments

For many, the COVID-19 crisis has shown how fragile our civilisation is

'Collapsology': Is This The End Of Civilisation As We Know It?

'Collapsology': Is this the end of civilisation as we know it?

Before London was under coronavirus lockdown, Alison Teal collected rubbish while on a stand up paddle made of used plastic bottles on the River Thames

Surfing's 'Indiana Jones' Stages Unlikely Photoshoot To Save Planet

Surfing's 'Indiana Jones' stages unlikely photoshoot to save planet

The hotel has taken in some of the city's unaccompanied minor migrants to help them off the streets during the pandemic

Homeless Taste 'Luxury' At Geneva Hotel During Pandemic

Homeless taste 'luxury' at Geneva hotel during pandemic

Of the nearly 700 employees at Alibaba, Iran's online travel booking service, 42 percent are women

Women In Virus-hit Iran Tech Sector Fight To Keep Hard-won Jobs

Women in virus-hit Iran tech sector fight to keep hard-won jobs

In February 2020, men participate in a therapy to reflect on male chauvinism and why it is deeply entrenched in Mexican society as well as on the forms of violence they exert on women and the consequences it entails

Women Suffer As Lockdown Worsens Latin America's 'Domestic Hell'

Women suffer as lockdown worsens Latin America's 'domestic hell'

Many health workers in Egypt have complained of being shunned and mistreated during the coronavirus outbreak

Virus Turns Health Workers In Egypt Into 'Outcasts'

Virus turns health workers in Egypt into 'outcasts'

Only 50 MPs will be able to sit in the 650-strong House of Commons

UK Parliament Returns With Virtual Virus Measures

UK parliament returns with virtual virus measures

Morn Chear works with an arts collective based in Siem Reap, where he specialises in Linocut block printing -- a technique rarely used in Cambodia

Cambodian Double Amputee Artist Fights Stigma Through Art

Cambodian double amputee artist fights stigma through art

Dubai's army of delivery drivers have made it easier for the glitzy emirate's residents to stay at home and avoid infection

Dubai's Over-the-top Delivery Culture Makes Lockdown Easier

Dubai's over-the-top delivery culture makes lockdown easier

COVID-19 deaths around the world

Oil Prices Tank, As Americans Protest Virus Stay-at-home Orders

Oil prices tank, as Americans protest virus stay-at-home orders

There are still many unanswered questions about the new coronavirus

What We Know About The 'Devious' Coronavirus

What we know about the 'devious' coronavirus

The demonstrators remain on the margins in a country where polls show a majority support stay-at-home measures

US Anti-confinement Protesters Demand Economic Freedom

US anti-confinement protesters demand economic freedom

Upscale burger chain Shake Shack returned a $10 million federal small business loan, raising fresh questions about the management of the emergency lending program as Congress stands poised to add funding

US Loan Program Under Fire As Shake Shack Returns SBA Money

US loan program under fire as Shake Shack returns SBA money

US captain Steve Stricker (L) and Europe skipper Padraig Harrington (R) could battle for the Ryder Cup before empty galleries

PGA Says Ryder Cup Without Fans Under Consideration

PGA says Ryder Cup without fans under consideration

Borussia Moenchegladbach are planning to fill their stadium with cardboard cut-outs of fans when the season resumes

Possible May 9 Resumption Of Bundesliga Behind Closed Doors

Possible May 9 resumption of Bundesliga behind closed doors

Rafael Nadal won the Mexican Open title in Acapulco in his most recent tournament appearance

Nadal Frustrated By Tennis Lockdown, Federer Happy With Surgery Recovery

Nadal frustrated by tennis lockdown, Federer happy with surgery recovery

Medical workers wearing protective equipment treat patients infected with COVID-19 in Moscow's K+31 private hospital

Luxury Moscow Clinic Becomes Coronavirus 'Battleground'

Luxury Moscow clinic becomes coronavirus 'battleground'

With billions of people in lockdown, global cities have become ghost towns, though some governments are considering a slow easing of restrictions as infection and death rates ease

Devastating Oil Glut Sends Prices Into Negative, Wall Street Down

Devastating oil glut sends prices into negative, Wall Street down

Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador (pictured April 5, 2020) announced that the country has recorded its deadliest day this year, with 105 murders

Mexico Marks Deadliest Day Amid Coronavirus Lockdown

Mexico marks deadliest day amid coronavirus lockdown

When the May WTI futures contract expires on Tuesday, buyers either need to take possession of the crude, or put it into scarce storage

Historic Oil Crash A Product Of Futures Market Under Stress

Historic oil crash a product of futures market under stress

Monday's deal between Gantz (L) and Netanyahu avoids the need for a fourth election and breaks Israel's long-running political deadlock

Israel's Netanyahu, Gantz Agree To Form Unity Government

Israel's Netanyahu, Gantz agree to form unity government

Facebook said it expects many of the users who already play games on its platform to use a standalone gaming app to watch or participate in competitions

Facebook Launches App For Livestream Gaming

Facebook launches app for livestream gaming

Oil prices have ended New York trading in the negative for the first time ever

US Oil Prices Tumble Into Negative Territory For First Time

US oil prices tumble into negative territory for first time

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