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Big Tech firms likely to be affected by antitrust legislation in Washington include Google, Apple, Facebook, Amazon and potentially Microsoft

US Lawmakers Advance Major Antitrust Package Targeting Big Tech

US lawmakers advance major antitrust package targeting Big Tech

News of Banat's death sparked angry protests in the West Bank city of Ramallah

Rights Activist Dies In Palestinian Authority Custody

Rights activist dies in Palestinian Authority custody

Hong Kong pro-democracy newspaper Apple Daily has been forced to close, ending a 26-year run of taking on China's authoritarian leaders

Hong Kong's Apple Daily Paper Slams 'Tyranny' In Final Edition

Hong Kong's Apple Daily paper slams 'tyranny' in final edition

President-elect Ebrahim Raisi is not expected to block EU efforts to revive a 2015 deal on Iran's nuclear ambitions

Raisi To Clarify, But Also Complicate West's Dealings With Iran

Raisi to clarify, but also complicate West's dealings with Iran

Afghan security forces stand guard on a Humvee vehicle along a roadside in Kunduz on Tuesday

Fear Stalks Northern Afghan City As Taliban Lay Siege

Fear stalks northern Afghan city as Taliban lay siege

IMAGES Pro-democracy protesters call for the premier to resign as they march on the 89th anniversary of the Siamese Revolution -- an uprising that transformed Thailand from absolutism to a constitutional monarchy. They took to the streets despite warning

Thai Democracy Protesters Rally Despite Covid Warnings

Thai democracy protesters rally despite Covid warnings

Merkel's endurance in marathon negotiations became a trademark

Angela Merkel To Take Last Bow On EU Stage

Angela Merkel to take last bow on EU stage

The world's top central banks grapple with fears of an inflationary spike, fuelled by commodity price gains, and worries over the health of post-Covid economic recovery.

Bank Of England Keeps Low Rate, Sees 'Temporary' Inflation Spike

Bank of England keeps low rate, sees 'temporary' inflation spike

Giant posters pasted on the walls of houses in a Basque village in March read: "Parisians, go home, you are the virus of the Basque country".

'Parisians, Go Home': Basques Fume Over Rush For Coastal Retreats

'Parisians, go home': Basques fume over rush for coastal retreats

Analysts have pointed to financial risks and energy goals as reasons behind China's crypto clampdown

China's Crypto-miners Look Abroad As Regulators Tighten Noose

China's crypto-miners look abroad as regulators tighten noose

The US government said McAfee had failed to pay tax on 10 million euros of earnings

Spain Opens Probe Into McAfee's Death In Jail

Spain opens probe into McAfee's death in jail

A Croatian wolf culling quota was established in 2005, but ministers then reintroduced a complete ban in 2013 to protect dwindling numbers

'It's A Plague': Croatian Farmers Incensed By Wolf Attacks

'It's a plague': Croatian farmers incensed by wolf attacks

Australia has imposed tariffs on Chinese wind turbines since 2019. The latest move by China marks a further escalation in tensions between the two countries

China Challenges Australia's Anti-Dumping Measures At WTO: Govt

The suit -- regarding Chinese exports of train wheels, wind turbines and stainless steel sinks -- comes a week after Canberra challenged Beijing's crippling tariffs on Australian wine exports.

Map showing parts of Afghanistan currently under government control and territories under the influence of the Taliban, including Nerkh, seized by the insurgents on May 11

Where Things Stand For Afghanistan As Ghani Visits Washington

Where things stand for Afghanistan as Ghani visits Washington

Chestnut honey is harvested from bees that forage in the threatened ecosystem that underpins the livelihoods of villagers

Turks Defend Nature Against Erdogan's Development Push

Turks defend nature against Erdogan's development push

Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador has hit out at middle class voters after suffering an election setback

Mexico President Turns On Middle Class After Election Blow

Mexico president turns on middle class after election blow

Britney Spears fans protest conservatorship outside LA courthouse

'Traumatized' Britney Spears Urges Judge To End Guardianship

'Traumatized' Britney Spears urges judge to end guardianship

New Zealand's captain Kane Williamson (C) holds the winner's Mace as New Zealand players celebrate victory in the ICC World Test Championship Final against India in Southampton, England

Kiwi Joy As Long-suffering 'Nice Guys' Crowned Test Champions

Kiwi joy as long-suffering 'nice guys' crowned Test champions

Many Egyptian women have shared stories online about their experiences with male guardianship over their lives

Egyptian Women Face Uphill Battle To Protect Fragile Rights

Egyptian women face uphill battle to protect fragile rights

Palestinians burn tyres during a nighttime demonstration against the Jewish settlement outpost of Eviatar in the occupied West Bank

Tyres, Fires, Lasers: Palestinians Smoke Out Settlers

Tyres, fires, lasers: Palestinians smoke out settlers

Hardline Islamist groups depend onÂ a charity box scam to pay for operations across Indonesia, which has suffered a series of hotel bombings and other attacks over the years

Alms For Terror: Indonesian Extremists Finance Jihad With Charity

Alms for terror: Indonesian extremists finance jihad with charity

Hungary's LGBTQ law row splashed over into Euro 2020 when UEFA rejected plans by Munich to light up its stadium

Hungary LGBTQ Law Wrangle Blows EU Summit Off Course

Hungary LGBTQ law wrangle blows EU summit off course

A cicada is seen on the tarmac near Air Force One at Joint Base Andrews in Maryland on June 9, 2021 as President Joe Biden prepared to leave for Europe

See You In 17 Years: America's Cicada Plague Winding Down

See you in 17 years: America's cicada plague winding down

Apple Daily employees work in the printing room for the paper's last edition in Hong Kong early on June 24, 2021

Tears And Defiance As Hong Kong's Apple Daily Prints Last Edition

Tears and defiance as Hong Kong's Apple Daily prints last edition

A resident stands on a platform on stilts at the Dique da Vila Gilda favela, in Santos, Sao Paulo state, Brazil, on June 10, 2021

In Brazil Favela On Stilts, Covid One On A Long List Of Woes

In Brazil favela on stilts, Covid one on a long list of woes

Britain's royal family for the first time has revealed how many ethnic minority staff it employs

'Must Do More': British Royals Reveal Staff Diversity Data

'Must do more': British royals reveal staff diversity data

Brazilian Environment Minister Ricardo Salles, pictured (right) with President Jair Bolsonaro, was one of the most divisive figures in the government

Brazil Environment Minister Resigns Amid Investigation

Brazil environment minister resigns amid investigation

The Allianz Arena has been lit in rainbow colours before for Bayern Munich matches

Record-equalling Ronaldo Saves Portugal As Germany Avoid Shock Euro 2020 Exit

Record-equalling Ronaldo saves Portugal as Germany avoid shock Euro 2020 exit

Germany's goalkeeper Manuel Neuer wore a rainbow armband in his country's early Euro 2020 games

Germany In Rainbow Colours As Hungary LGBTQ Row Heats Up

Germany in rainbow colours as Hungary LGBTQ row heats up

In October, Turkey-backed forces of the Government of National Accord (GNA) based in Tripoli routed those of eastern military strongman Khalifa Haftar

In Berlin, A Glimpse Of Hope For Libya Mercenary Withdrawal

In Berlin, a glimpse of hope for Libya mercenary withdrawal

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