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Members of the ethnic Indian community in Phoenix township stand guard at a roadblock

S.African Township Becomes 'Racial' Flashpoint In Rainbow Nation

S.African township becomes 'racial' flashpoint in Rainbow Nation

The Greek-Cypriot fishing port of Kato Pyrgos lies on a remote section of the island's north coast close to the UN-patrolled ceasefire line with the breakaway Turkish-Cypriot north

Cyprus Says Police Patrol Boat Warned Off By Turkish Coastguard

Cyprus says police patrol boat warned off by Turkish coastguard

Just one week remains until the opening ceremony of the pandemic-postponed Tokyo Olympics

Ugandan Weightlifter Missing As Tokyo Marks Week To Covid-hit Olympics

Ugandan weightlifter missing as Tokyo marks week to Covid-hit Olympics

Gevers managed to access Trump's Twitter account twice, once using the password 'yourefired' and then the password 'maga2020!'

Trump Hacker And Friends On A Mission To Fix The Internet

Trump hacker and friends on a mission to fix the internet

China Steps Up Climate Fight With Emissions Trading Scheme

China steps up climate fight with emissions trading scheme

The Russian Olympic Committee is headquartered in Moscow

In Doping Scandal, Russia Opts For 'Honourable Surrender'

In doping scandal, Russia opts for 'honourable surrender'

Farmers in Malaysia's highlands are fighting for survival as the pandemic hammers revenues

Malaysia's Highland Farmers Fight For Survival In Pandemic

Malaysia's highland farmers fight for survival in pandemic

Melbourne, Australia's second largest city, has entered a fresh lockdown amid a resurgence in coronavirus cases

Melbourne Returns To Lockdown As Australia Scrambles To Curb Outbreak

Melbourne returns to lockdown as Australia scrambles to curb outbreak

Some towns in Germany were completely underwater

Hundreds Missing In Germany After Huge Floods

Hundreds missing in Germany after huge floods

Audio-chat app Clubhouse is connecting ordinary Afghans with the Taliban

Clubhouse In A Conflict Zone: Afghans Confront Taliban On Audio App

Clubhouse in a conflict zone: Afghans confront Taliban on audio app

Every able-bodied Muslim is obliged to perform the hajj pilgramage to the Kaaba at least once

Covid Shatters Hajj Dreams Of Older Pilgrims

Covid shatters hajj dreams of older pilgrims

Afghan flags fluttering on masts in Kabul, where the government is struggling to counter the Taliban's latest sweeping military offensive

Taliban See Battlefield Dominance As Path To Political, Diplomatic Power

Taliban see battlefield dominance as path to political, diplomatic power

Three women in Havana check their mobile phones after internet access was restored in Cuba

Cuban Government Blames Twitter For Unrest

Cuban government blames Twitter for unrest

Tightrope walker Cristobal Salcedo says one of the best things about teaching is helping people to achieve what seems impossible

Circus School Keeps Dreams Alive In Pandemic-hit Mexico

Circus school keeps dreams alive in pandemic-hit Mexico

Lebanon's prime minister-designate Saad Hariri, pictured here in October 22, 2020, stepped down Thursday, saying he was unable to form a government

Lebanon's PM Designate Hariri Says Won't Form Govt, Deepening Crisis

Lebanon's PM designate Hariri says won't form govt, deepening crisis

Plenty to smile about: Jordan Spieth is five under after his first round at the 149th British Open

'Perfect' Oosthuizen Grabs First Round Lead As British Open Returns

'Perfect' Oosthuizen grabs first round lead as British Open returns

Authors of the study said their findings showed a "profound" short- and long-term health impact on Covid-19 patients as well as on health and care services

One In Two Covid Hospital Cases Develop Complications: Study

One in two Covid hospital cases develop complications: study

The Nord Stream 2 gas line will give Russia more influence in Europe

Deadly Floods Overshadow Merkel's White House Swan Song

Deadly floods overshadow Merkel's White House swan song

US President Joe Biden and German Chancellor Angela Merkel hold a joint press conference in the East Room of the White House

Biden Looks To Force Open Internet, Offers Vaccines To 'Failed' Cuba

Biden looks to force open internet, offers vaccines to 'failed' Cuba

President Jovenel Moise was killed by an well armed hit squad in his private residence on July 7

Haitian Police Close Net In Probe Of President's Murder

Haitian police close net in probe of president's murder

'We have never seen such a catastrophe, it is truly devastating,' Rhineland-Palatinate premier Malu Dreyer said

At Least 68 Dead In Germany, Belgium As Storms Ravage Europe

At least 68 dead in Germany, Belgium as storms ravage Europe

"The health of our oceans and our planet is at stake," if global fishing talks flounder, WTO chief Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala said

WTO Optimistic After Fisheries Meet, But 'Gaps' Remain

WTO optimistic after fisheries meet, but 'gaps' remain

A man fires a gun in the air to disperse suspected looters outside a mall in the Johannesburg suburb of VosloorusUnrest raged in South Africa on July 14, 2021, for the sixth day running, stoking fears of food and fuel shortages as disruption to farming

S.Africa Hikes Troop Deployment Against Looters As Death Toll Rises To 117

S.Africa hikes troop deployment against looters as death toll rises to 117

Turkey on Thursday marks five years since a failed coup which unleashed a sweeping political crackdown and mass arrests

Turkish Leader Warns 'Traitors' On Fifth Anniversary Of Failed Coup

Turkish leader warns 'traitors' on fifth anniversary of failed coup

Members of the Amhara militia in Ethiopia have mobilised en masse

Ethiopia Regions Send Troops To Back Fight With Tigray Rebels

Ethiopia regions send troops to back fight with Tigray rebels

Peter R. de Vries had been involved in a court case against one of the country's most wanted drug barons

Dutch Crime Reporter Dies After Shooting

Dutch crime reporter dies after shooting

In 2017 and 2019, Alitalia received state loans worth a total 1.3 billion euros

New Italian Airline To Take Off On October 15

New Italian airline to take off on October 15

Pakistani border guards cordon off the area as stranded people gather near a border crossing between Afghanistan and Pakistan in Chaman

Taliban, Afghan Leaders Agree On Ceasefire In Western Province

Taliban, Afghan leaders agree on ceasefire in western province

With tensions still high some concerned citizens have picked up arms in grassroot mobilisations that can easily turn violent

Vigilantism Grows In S.Africa As Citizens Tackle Unrest

Vigilantism grows in S.Africa as citizens tackle unrest

Brussels has launched a series of challenges to its prickly eastern members over what EU officials see as their challenge to European values and the rule of law

Stand-off With Poland, Hungary Threatens EU Legal Order

Stand-off with Poland, Hungary threatens EU legal order

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