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The crowds will come back, eventually, as the number of air passengers is expected to double in the coming two decades

Airline Industry Sees Long-term Rebound For Sector

In its latest look at trends for the sector, the International Air Transport Association (IATA) said it doesn't expect world air traffic to resume to its pre-pandemic level before 2023.

Tax Or No Tax, UAE Aims To Remain Magnet For Investors

Tax or no tax, UAE aims to remain magnet for investors

Two anti-pesticide proposals have triggered the most noise and fury ahead of Sunday's vote in Switzerland on a series of issues

Switzerland Votes On Pesticides Ban

Switzerland votes on pesticides ban

Man of the moment: Novak Djokovic celebrates after defeating Rafael Nadal

Djokovic Conquers 'Everest,' Eyes 52-year Landmark At French Open

Djokovic conquers 'Everest,' eyes 52-year landmark at French Open

Palestinian workers clear the rubble and debris in Gaza City's Al-Rimal neighbourhood, which was targeted by Israeli strikes in May

Post And Present Trauma Time Bomb Hangs Over Gaza

Post and present trauma time bomb hangs over Gaza

Key dates in the Algerian anti-government protests since 2019. Parliamentary elections are held on June 12

Algerians Shun Parliamentary Election Under Protest Boycott

Algerians shun parliamentary election under protest boycott

A photo taken in 2012 shows a rare earth refinery near Baotou, China, the country dominating the global mining and refining of the minerals

Rare Earth Metals At The Heart Of China's Rivalry With US, Europe

Rare earth metals at the heart of China's rivalry with US, Europe

A spike in used car prices has fueled much of the sharp increase in US inflation and complicated the Federal Reserve's policy deliberations

US Fed Expected To Stand Its Ground Despite Rising Inflation

Even in the face of rising inflation, the lackluster progress on restoring jobs lost during the pandemic means the US Federal Reserve is unlikely to budge on monetary policy when it meets next week.

More financial players are edging into cryptocurrencies, but many large US firms are still on the sidelines

More US Finance Giants Tiptoe Into Cryptoassets

Formerly something of an investment sideshow dominated by computer geeks, cryptocurrencies are sparking greater interest among mainstream investors after a big jump in bitcoin prices in 2020 and early 2021.

Stanley Pierre-Louis speaks onstage during the last in-person E3 trade show, at the Los Angeles convention center in 2019

Premier E3 Video Game Show Kicks Off With 'Avatar'

Premier E3 video game show kicks off with 'Avatar'

Italy supporters celebrate after their team beat Turkey 3-0 in Rome in the opening game of Euro 2020 on Friday

Euro 2020 Stunned After Eriksen Collapse

Euro 2020 stunned after Eriksen collapse

Champion: Czech Republic's Barbora Krejcikova celebrates with the Suzanne Lenglen Cup

'At The End Of Her Life, I Had To Be There': Krejcikova In Debt To Dignified Novotna

'At the end of her life, I had to be there': Krejcikova in debt to dignified Novotna

Britain's royal family hosted G7 leaders at Cornwall's Eden Project

G7 Leaders Take On China, Covid And Climate

G7 leaders on Saturday confronted China and the threat of future pandemics as the elite club of wealthy nations advertised a newfound Western unity at its first physical summit since 2019.

The interior of the Blue Origin crew capsule -- an unnamed bidder has paid $28 million for a seat on board, alongside Jeff Bezos

Trip To Space With Jeff Bezos Sells For $28 Mn

A mystery bidder paid $28 million at auction Saturday for a seat alongside Jeff Bezos on board the first crewed spaceflight of the billionaire's company Blue Origin next month.

More than 100 left-leaning organisations participated in the "Liberty March" in cities and towns across France

Tens Of Thousands March Against Far-right In France

Tens of thousands march against far-right in France

Gulls feed on the sand eels missed by a feeding humpback whale near Gloucester, Massachusetts

Whale Of A Tale: US Fisherman Says Swallowed By Humpback

Whale of a tale: US fisherman says swallowed by humpback

Fighting broke out between Azerbaijan and Armenia in September 2020 over Nagorno-Karabakh, claiming around 6,000 lives over six weeks

Azerbaijan Releases 15 Armenian POWs

Azerbaijan releases 15 Armenian POWs

The order affects all employees in the Russian capital, a city of 12 million, except for essential workers

Moscow Announces 'Non-working Week' As Virus Surges

Moscow announces 'non-working week' as virus surges

Mocked by Trump as 'Sleepy Joe', Biden has shown no lack of vim in his public appearances at the G7

Biden's G7 Charm Offensive Draws Line Under Trump Era

Where Trump alienated and exasperated, undermining the Western alliance at every turn, Biden declared that "America is back!" after starting his first foreign tour as president in Britain.

Chow, 24, was mobbed by waiting media but made no comment as she was driven away

Hong Kong Activist Agnes Chow Released On Pro-democracy Protest Anniversary

Hong Kong activist Agnes Chow released on pro-democracy protest anniversary

Tale of the tape: French Open women's singles final

French Open Title Beckons For Late Bloomers Pavlyuchenkova, Krejcikova

French Open title beckons for late bloomers Pavlyuchenkova, Krejcikova

Rural school teacher and trade unionist Castillo leads the vote count with 50.1 percent compared to rithwing Keiko Fujimori's 49.8 percent

No 'Serious Irregularities' In Peru Poll, OAS Says, After Fraud Claims

No 'serious irregularities' in Peru poll, OAS says, after fraud claims

Officially Afghanistan has recorded fewer than 90,000 infections but health experts say the true figure is much worse

Afghan Covid-19 Patients Struggle To Accept Diagnosis

Afghan Covid-19 patients struggle to accept diagnosis

US President Joe Biden said his infrastructure plan would be a once-in-a-generation investment in America, but lawmakers from both parties are scrambling to reach even a basic deal to rebuild the country's crumbling roads, bridges, ports and pipes

Biden, Congress Face Infrastructure Uncertainty

A months-long negotiation on infrastructure between the White House and US lawmakers is coming to a head, with President Joe Biden desperate to woo Republicans while also keeping centrists and climate-concerned progressives in his party on board.