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A woman holds a flag with the image of late Argentinian revolutionary Che Guevara in Havana, on July 17, 2021

Cuban President Dismisses Unrest As A 'Lie' As Regime Mounts Response

Cuban president dismisses unrest as a 'lie' as regime mounts response

Countdown begins: the Mecca Royal Clock Tower, atop the Abraj al-Bait skyscraper complex in the Muslim holy city of Meccca, pictured on the eve of this year's hajj

Pilgrims Arrive In Mecca For Second Pandemic Hajj

Pilgrims arrive in Mecca for second pandemic hajj

Bad Neuenahr-Ahrweiler in the volcanic Eifel region is among the areas hardest hit by severe storms

German Spa Town Begins Mammoth Flood Clean-up Effort

German spa town begins mammoth flood clean-up effort

People walk towards the border crossing in the Pakistani town of Chaman, across from the Afghan town of Spin Boldak

Border Crossing Between Pakistan And Afghanistan Reopens After Taliban Seizure

Border crossing between Pakistan and Afghanistan reopens after Taliban seizure

A picture obtained by AFP from the Iranian news agency Tasnim on January 31, 2021 shows Iran' Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif (R) meeting with Taliban co-founder Mullah Abdul Ghani Baradar (C) in Tehran

Iran Wary But Pragmatic As Taliban Resurges Next Door

Iran wary but pragmatic as Taliban resurges next door

The first coronavirus case has been reported in the Tokyo Olympic Village

Coronavirus Hits Olympic Village For First Time

Coronavirus hits Olympic Village for first time

Streets in towns like Germany's Schuld are choked with debris from the sudden floods

Europe Picks Through Rubble From Deluge As Death Toll Soars

Europe picks through rubble from deluge as death toll soars

The new league's organisers hope it will bring prestige and fresh talent to Japanese clubs

Eyes On The Goal: Women's Football Goes Pro In Japan

Eyes on the goal: women's football goes pro in Japan

Up to 60,000 Muslims residing in Saudi Arabia were chosen through an online vetting system to take part in this year's downsized annual hajj pilgrimage from more than 550,000 applicants

Elation, Tears As Pilgrims In Saudi Vie For Downsized Hajj

Elation, tears as pilgrims in Saudi vie for downsized hajj

Tang Xuemei is a Paralympic gold-medallist in sitting volleyball

Chinese Paralympian Survived 28 Hours Buried In Quake Rubble

Chinese Paralympian survived 28 hours buried in quake rubble

Tadej Pogacar faces one last obstacle

Trial And No Errors As Pogacar Primed For Tour De France Decider

Trial and no errors as Pogacar primed for Tour de France decider

Cuban authorities restored internet access on Wednesday following three days of interruptions but access to social media and messaging apps such as Facebook, WhatsApp and Twitter remained blocked

Can The US 'Restore' Internet To Cuba?

Can the US 'restore' internet to Cuba?

This 2015 handout photograph obtained courtesy of Blue Origin shows Jeff Bezos, founder of Blue Origin, at New Shepard's West Texas launch facility before the rocket's maiden voyageThe two companies leading the pack in the pursuit of space tourism say t

After Conquering Earth, Bezos Eyes New Frontier In Space

After conquering Earth, Bezos eyes new frontier in space

A man is arrested during a demonstration against the government of Cuban President Miguel Diaz-Canel in Havana

Domestic Politics Tie Biden's Hands On Cuba

Domestic politics tie Biden's hands on Cuba

Brazilian surfer Miguel Almeida, who has vision problems, rides a wave during a training in the Adapted Surf School at Gonzaga Beach, in Santos, Sao Paulo, Brazil on June 2, 2021

Surfing Gives Hope To Brazilians With Disabilities

Surfing gives hope to Brazilians with disabilities

Firefighters had to withdraw from fast-growing flames and "extreme fire conditions" to the east of the Bootleg Fire in Oregon

Large Western US Blaze Forces Evacuations As Lightning Forecast

Large western US blaze forces evacuations as lightning forecast

An Iraqi places a candle in a memorial to Hisham al-Hashemi in this July 11, 2020 photo

Iraq Says Suspects Arrested For Murder Of Academic Hashemi

Iraq says suspects arrested for murder of academic Hashemi

Demonstrators in Hialeah, Florida waved Cuban and US flags in support of protests in Cuba on July 15

Cubans 'Disappointed' With Lack Of Biden Action

Cubans 'disappointed' with lack of Biden action

Actor and director Nicolas Maury heads up the 'Queer Palm' award for LGBTQ movies

Cannes Cold Shoulders Its 'Queer Palm' Prize

Cannes cold shoulders its 'Queer Palm' prize

Around 21 million people have been fully vaccinated against the coronavirus in Mexico, a country of 126 million

Fake Covid Vaccination Certificates For Sale In Mexico

Fake Covid vaccination certificates for sale in Mexico

Thousands of emergency responders including soldiers were deployed in western Germany

Europe Reels From Worst Floods In Years As Death Toll Nears 130

Europe reels from worst floods in years as death toll nears 130

The United States is warning of growing risks to businesses in Hong Kong, seen in May 2021

US Warns Of 'Growing Risks' For Business In Blow To Hong Kong

US warns of 'growing risks' for business in blow to Hong Kong

The unrest, the worst in post-apartheid South Africa, erupted a week ago

S.Africa Says Disorder Culprits Sought 'Insurrection'

S.Africa says disorder culprits sought 'insurrection'

Flood-hit Schuld was left looking like a battlefield

'Like A War Zone': Stunned Germans Count Cost Of Floods

'Like a war zone': stunned Germans count cost of floods

Damaged grain silos at the port of the Lebanese capital Beirut on June 13, 2021, almost a year after the August 4 massive explosion

Lebanon In Freefall As France Announces Aid Conference

Lebanon in freefall as France announces aid conference

Eric Dupond-Moretti is the first sitting French justice minister to be charged in a legal probe

French Justice Minister Charged In Conflict Of Interest Probe

French justice minister charged in conflict of interest probe

Muslims gather to pray at a mosque in Lhokseumawe, Aceh

Call To Prayer Draws Crowds In Covid-wracked Indonesia

Call to prayer draws crowds in Covid-wracked Indonesia

Tourists are still visiting Spain, but many are making plans only at the last moment in fear that the travel rules will change

Teeth Gritted, Spain Tourism Rides 'Covid Rollercoaster'

Teeth gritted, Spain tourism rides 'Covid rollercoaster'

A US shipment of Covid-19 vaccines to Africa comes as the world faces an intensifying impact from the virulent Delta strain of the coronavirus

US Shipping 25 Million Covid Vaccine Doses To Africa: Officials

US shipping 25 million Covid vaccine doses to Africa: officials

Map of Afghanistan locating Spin Boldak where Afghan forces clashed with Tablian fighters July 16 after launching an operation to retake the border post

Afghan Forces Fight To Retake Pakistan Border Crossing

Afghan forces fight to retake Pakistan border crossing

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