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Mohammad Afif, lawyer of accused former royal court chief Bassem Awadallah, said the defendants had insisted Prince Hamzah testify

Verdict Day In Jordan 'Coup Plot' Trial

Verdict day in Jordan 'coup plot' trial

Virgin Galactic founder Sir Richard Branson (L) celebrates with crew members after flying into space aboard a Virgin Galactic vessel, a voyage he described as the "experience of a lifetime"

Party Time: Champagne And Celebrities Mark Branson's Space Flight

Party time: Champagne and celebrities mark Branson's space flight

Nominees for the Emmys -- TV's equivalent of the Oscars -- will be announced in a live-streamed ceremony, after which final-round voting begins

Streamers And Superheroes Battle For Pandemic-era Emmy Nods

Streamers and superheroes battle for pandemic-era Emmy nods

Members of the Mexican self-defense group Pueblos Unidos guard avocado plantations in the western state of Michoacan

Avocado Farmers Take Up Arms As Mexico Violence Spikes

Avocado farmers take up arms as Mexico violence spikes

Brazil's indigenous peoples have been protesting the government's land reform proposals

The Battle For Brazil's Indigenous Land Hots Up

Indigenous people, who represent some 0.5 percent of Brazil's population, hold about 13 percent of its land under ancestral rights guaranteed by the country's 1988 constitution.

Inside the cabin of Virgin Galactic's spaceship

'Experience Of A Lifetime': Billionaire Branson Achieves Space Dream

'Experience of a lifetime': Billionaire Branson achieves space dream

Police were unable to stop some looting and destruction in Johannesburg

Sporadic Violence Hits KwaZulu-Natal And Johannesburg

Sporadic violence hits KwaZulu-Natal and Johannesburg

President Maia Sandu's centre-right Action and Solidarity (PAS) party is leading going into the vote

Moldova President Pledges 'End To Rule Of Thieves' As Party Leads Poll

Moldova president pledges 'end to rule of thieves' as party leads poll

Anti-corruption protests badly hurt Bulgaria's conservative GERB party after nearly a decade in power

Bulgaria Protest Parties Buoyed As Voters Punish Center-right For Graft

Bulgaria protest parties buoyed as voters punish center-right for graft

Around the world in a balloon; across the Atlantic in a boat; into space for fun: Richard Branson is nothing if not media-friendly

Space, The Final Frontier For Billionaire Richard Branson

Space, the final frontier for billionaire Richard Branson

Supporters filling Wembley Way as they arrive at Wembley Stadium

Flags, Flares And Booze: English Fan Frenzy Ahead Of Euro 2020 Final

Flags, flares and booze: English fan frenzy ahead of Euro 2020 final

England players celebrate at Euro 2020

England On Brink Of History As Italy Aim To Spoil Euro 2020 Party

England on brink of history as Italy aim to spoil Euro 2020 party

Washington and its allies are due to end their mission in Afghanistan at the end of next month, even as the insurgents say they now control 85 percent of the country

Afghanistan Installs Anti-missile System At Kabul Airport

Afghanistan installs anti-missile system at Kabul airport

Ramiz Alakbarov, the United Nations Deputy Special Representative for Afghanistan, said the country was also facing increased difficulties with the growing conflict

Kabul Urges Europe To Halt Forced Deportations Of Afghans

Kabul urges Europe to halt forced deportations of Afghans

Authorities have warned against large gatherings ahead of the Euro 2020 football final at Wembley, fearful of coronavirus outbreaks

Euro Final Fuels Outbreak Fears As Nations Fight Virus Surges

Euro final fuels outbreak fears as nations fight virus surges

In the Agro Pontino, a major hub for greenhouse farming, floriculture and buffalo mozzarella production, Indians have been a presence since the mid-1980s

Six Years A Slave: Indian Farm Workers Exploited In Italy

The legal minimum for farm workers is around 10 euros an hour.

Director, actor and author of the theatre group Teatro Caprile, Andreas Kosek, re-enacts the escape of Jews fleeing Austria after the Holocaust

In The Austrian Alps, Post-Holocaust Escape Is Re-enacted

In the Austrian Alps, post-Holocaust escape is re-enacted

Lebanese pharmacies have staged a nationwide strike to protest the severe shortage of medicine

Expat Pill Couriers: Lifeline In Medicine-starved Lebanon

Expat pill couriers: Lifeline in medicine-starved Lebanon

Argentina's Lionel Messi is thrown into the air by celebrating teammates after winning the 2021 Copa America

Messi Ends Trophy Drought As Argentina Beat Brazil To Win Copa

Messi ends trophy drought as Argentina beat Brazil to win Copa

Los Angeles restaurants wanting to land a qualified worker increasingly have to stand out from the crowd

'Not Worth It': LA Restaurants Boost Pay To Lure Wary Workers

'Not worth it': LA restaurants boost pay to lure wary workers

Beijing has launched a withering and very public assault on some of China's biggest tech names

Why China Is Hobbling Its Tech Sector

Why China is hobbling its tech sector

In Idlib city and some other areas near the border, there is now power for more than half the day

Turkish Soft Power Feeds Fridges In Rebel-held Syria

Turkish soft power feeds fridges in rebel-held Syria

Former Saudi spymaster Saad Aljabri has alleged in a lawsuit that Saudi Crown Prince MBS has sent assassins to kill him in Canada where he lives in exile

US Alarmed As Saudi Lawsuits Threaten To Expose Secrets

US alarmed as Saudi lawsuits threaten to expose secrets

Wimbledon women's champion Ashleigh Barty says she would be very very happy if she could be half the person fellow indigenous Australian and two-time Wimbledon winner Evonne Goolagong Cawley is

Barty Says 'Stars Aligned' To Win Wimbledon On Icon Cawley's 50th Anniversary

Barty says 'stars aligned' to win Wimbledon on icon Cawley's 50th anniversary

The prize: the European Championship trophy awaits either England or Italy

England And Italy Brace For Euro 2020 Showdown

England and Italy brace for Euro 2020 showdown

Golden Retriever

Bad Dog? Research Suggests Superbug Link To Man's Best Friend

Bad dog? Research suggests superbug link to man's best friend

Haitian First Lady Martine Moise -- seen with her husband, President Jovenel Moise, in 2018

Widow Of Haiti's Slain Leader Speaks As Political Intrigue Swirls

Widow of Haiti's slain leader speaks as political intrigue swirls

Haitian President Jovenel Moise, seen here in 2019, was shot dead in his home in Port-au-Prince -- it is unclear who could next lead the country

Who Will Lead Haiti After President's Killing?

Who will lead Haiti after president's killing?

Security is tight for G20 finance minsiters meeting in Venice

G20 Endorses Historic Global Tax Reform

G20 finance ministers on Saturday gave their backing to a historic deal to overhaul the way multinational companies are taxed, and urged hold-out countries to get on board.

Indonesia is battling a surge in the Delta variant with reports of deaths of fully vaccinated medics prompting the government to offer them a third booster shot

Delta Puts Brakes On Return To Post-Covid Normality

Delta puts brakes on return to post-Covid normality

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