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A boy walks through a dried up agricultural field in the Saadiya area, north of Diyala in eastern Iraq

For War-scarred Iraq, Climate Crisis The Next Great Threat

For war-scarred Iraq, climate crisis the next great threat

Google faces a lawsuit from dozens of US states that accuse tech giant of abusing its power when it comes to getting apps for Android-powered mobile devices

US States Accuse Google Of App Store Monopoly

US states accuse Google of app store monopoly

The United Arab Emirates has used its oil wealth both for vast construction projects and to become a major regional power

Oil On Troubled Waters: Row Shows Gulf Powers On Diverging Paths

Wrinkles in relationships between the Gulf monarchies are usually resolved behind palace walls, but a fiery debate over the future of global oil production burst into the open this week.

Ashleigh Barty has a tough challenge in 2018 champion Angelique Kerber in the Wimbledon semi-finals as she bids to achieve her dream of winning the title on the 50th anniversary of fellow indigenous Australian Evonne Goolagong Cawley's first crown

Barty Has Kerber On Her Mind, Pliskova Prepares For Big-hitter Sabalenka In Semis

Barty has Kerber on her mind, Pliskova prepares for big-hitter Sabalenka in semis

Eddy Peregrino, 52, is one of few dozen men taking part in a government-sponsored job-creation program to bring back traditional charcoal-making to an area where it used to be a way of life

Bringing Back Tradition: The Coalmen Reviving A Cuban Swamp

Bringing back tradition: the coalmen reviving a Cuban swamp

A wildfire in British Columbia on July 2, 2021, one of more than 170 blazes fueled by a record-smashing heat wave

N. America Heat Wave 'Virtually Impossible' Without Climate Change: Study

N. America heat wave 'virtually impossible' without climate change: study

Hundreds of essential workers in New York marched down the southern stretch of Broadway in Manhattan known as the "Canyon of Heroes"

New York Honors Pandemic 'Heroes' With Parade

New York honors pandemic 'heroes' with parade

Among friends: Zuma, speaking to supporters who gathered on Sunday outside his rural home in southeastern Kwa-Zulu Natal province

South Africa's Ex-president Zuma Hands Himself To Prison

South Africa's ex-president Zuma hands himself to prison

Blaze at Dubai port

Blaze At Dubai Port After Loud Blast Under Control

Blaze at Dubai port after loud blast under control

Facebook and Twitter banned Donald Trump over his incendiary comments that preceded the US Capitol insurrection by his supporters

Trump Announces Anti-censorship Lawsuit Against Facebook, Twitter

Trump announces anti-censorship lawsuit against Facebook, Twitter

Multiple social media accounts belonging to major university LGBTQ rights groups in China have been blocked from the popular WeChat app, prompting fears of targeted censorship

LGBTQ Rights Groups Blocked On China's Biggest Social Media App

LGBTQ rights groups blocked on China's biggest social media app

People attend the inauguration of a Frida Kahlo immersive exhibition in Mexico City

Frida Kahlo Exhibition Brings Her Work Alive

Frida Kahlo exhibition brings her work alive

The resignations form part of a major reshuffle by Prime Minister Narendra Modi

12 Indian Ministers Resign In Major Reshuffle

12 Indian ministers resign in major reshuffle

Ireland has attracted US tech giants with low tax rates

Global Tax Reform Plan Goes To The G20

Global tax reform plan goes to the G20

The MV Ever Given container ship blocked the Suez Canal for six days in March, crippling global supply lines and costing billions

Megaship Leaves Suez Canal After Egypt Deal

Megaship leaves Suez Canal after Egypt deal

A protester demonstrating last month against Hungary's new anti-LGBTQ law holds up a picture of strongman Viktor Orban holding a rainbow scarf

EU Warns Hungary To Fix Anti-LGBTQ Law Or Face Action

EU warns Hungary to fix anti-LGBTQ law or face action

Jovenel Moise was a businessman before before becoming Haiti's president, a trajectory that ended with his assassination

Jovenel Moise: Haiti's Assassinated President

Jovenel Moise: Haiti's assassinated president

Iranians are enduring sweeping power blackouts, which authorities blame on high temperatures and a drought which have driven up demand and curtailed hydroelectric power generation

Iran's Rouhani Apologises For Power Cuts, Blames Heat

Iran's Rouhani apologises for power cuts, blames heat

Map showing parts of Afghanistan currently under government control and territories under the influence of the Taliban.

Taliban Launch Assault On Afghan Provincial Capital As US Ramps Up Withdrawal

Taliban launch assault on Afghan provincial capital as US ramps up withdrawal

Stefan Loefven has been reinstated as Sweden's prime minister just weeks after his ouster

Sweden's Parliament Reinstates Ousted Lofven As PM

Sweden's parliament reinstates ousted Lofven as PM

An endangered Saimaa ringed seal called Eeva pops her head out of the water

Finland Rallies To Save One Of World's Most Endangered Seals

Finland rallies to save one of world's most endangered seals

Peter R. de Vries, a prominent Dutch crime reporter, was shot in an Amsterdam street

Dutch Crime Reporter 'Fighting For His Life' After Shooting

Dutch crime reporter 'fighting for his life' after shooting

Indonesia could see cases soar to more than 50,000 a day, authorities have warned

Indonesia Expands Nationwide Covid-19 Curbs

Indonesia expands nationwide Covid-19 curbs

Students protest in New Delhi over the death of rights activist and priest Stan Swamy

Anger Grows Over Indian Priest's Death In Detention

Anger grows over Indian priest's death in detention

Dutch reporter Peter R. de Vries rose to prominence for reporting on numerous crime cases, including the kidnapping of beer millionaire Freddy Heineken

Peter R. De Vries, Dutch Reporter 'Tirelessly' Chasing Justice

Peter R. de Vries, Dutch reporter 'tirelessly' chasing justice

Cuban fishermen dragged their boats to safety as tropical storm Elsa approached

Storm Elsa Moving On Florida After Battering Cuba

Storm Elsa moving on Florida after battering Cuba

Dilip Kumar was one of the three big names who dominated the golden age of Indian cinema from the 1940s to the 1960s

Dilip Kumar, Bollywood's 'Tragedy King', Dies Aged 98

Dilip Kumar, Bollywood's 'tragedy king', dies aged 98

Samsung's overall turnover is equivalent to a fifth of the national gross domestic product

Samsung Electronics Says Q2 Operating Profit To Jump More Than Half

The world's biggest smartphone maker said in an earnings estimate that it expected operating profit of around 12.5 trillion won ($11 billion) for April to June, up from 8.15 trillion won a year earlier.

The nationwide torch relay has been fraught with problems since it began in March

Tokyo Scraps Olympic Torch Relay Legs In Capital

Tokyo scraps Olympic torch relay legs in capital

The number of women working in the construction industry in Argentina has grown rapidly, but remains small

Female Argentine Builders Breaking Down Barriers

Female Argentine builders breaking down barriers

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