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Julien Neals became US President Joe Biden's first judicial nominee to be confirmed by the Senate as a judge on a federal bench

US Senate Confirms First Biden Judges To Federal Bench

US Senate confirms first Biden judges to federal bench

Australia's Prime Minister Scott Morrison announces details of the international operation

ANOM: Hundreds Arrested In 'Staggering' Global Crime Sting

ANOM: Hundreds arrested in 'staggering' global crime sting

French President Emmanuel Macron visiting the village of Tain-l'Hermitage as part of a nationwide tour to "take the country's pulse"Â

France's Macron Slapped In The Face While Greeting Crowd

France's Macron slapped in the face while greeting crowd

Togi, 16, started working in a fast food restaurant after his father lost his job during the Covid-19 pandemic

Pandemic Pushes Poor US Students Into Working Odd Jobs

Pandemic pushes poor US students into working odd jobs

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has dominated Israeli politics and been in power for the past 12 years

Israel Lawmakers To Vote Sunday On Anti-Netanyahu Govt

Israel lawmakers to vote Sunday on anti-Netanyahu govt

President Joe Biden is continuing to put pressure on China, and has called on Congress to pass a plan aimed at improving US technological competitiveness

Biden Keeps Pressure On China, Aims Spending At Competitive Edge

Biden keeps pressure on China, aims spending at competitive edge

The use of ANOM, a supposedly encrypted communication device planted with criminals in more than 100 countries, highlights the technological battle between police and criminal gangs worldwide

'What's The Price Today?': FBI Phone App Reaped Secrets Of Global Drug Networks

'What's the price today?': FBI phone app reaped secrets of global drug networks

A Bosnian Muslim woman in the Srebrenica Memorial Cemetery in Bosnia on Tuesday, among grave stones of her relatives who were among the victims of the 1995 massacre

Mladic Ruling Brings Peace To Srebrenica Survivors

Mladic ruling brings peace to Srebrenica survivors

Dubbed the "Butcher of the Balkans", Mladic was sentenced to life in jail by a UN war crimes tribunal in 2017

'Butcher Of Bosnia' Mladic's Life Sentence Upheld

'Butcher of Bosnia' Mladic's life sentence upheld

An epidemic of ransomware has sparked calls for tougher action against hackers, with US officials pledging to make cyber investigations a top priority

Tough Fight Looms Against Ransomware 'Epidemic'

The attacks hitting the Colonial Pipeline and the major JBS meatpacking operations are examples of a burgeoning cybercrime industry with the potential to inflict pain and extract profits by impacting "critical" networks, experts say.

Former Bosnian Serb military chief Ratko Mladic was dubbed "the butcher of Bosnia" by media across the world after the Srebrenica massacre in 1995

Ratko Mladic: Serb Crusader Dubbed 'Epitome Of Evil'

Ratko Mladic: Serb crusader dubbed 'epitome of evil'

In this file photo taken on May 12, 2020 Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro wears a face mask as he arrives at a flag-raising ceremony at the Alvorada Palace in Brasilia

Guterres Tapped For Second Term As UN Chief

Guterres tapped for second term as UN chief

The World Bank warns that the global economic recovery is leaving behind many countries, especially poor nations, who will take years to return to their pre-pandemic levels

World Bank Warns Uneven Global Recovery Leaving Poor Nations Behind

The bank warns that many countries, especially poor nations, are being left behind and will take years to return to their pre-pandemic levels.

Stefanos Tsitsipas has the most wins on the ATP circuit this season with 37

Outsider Zidansek Into French Open Semi-finals As Medvedev, Tsitsipas Face Off

Outsider Zidansek into French Open semi-finals as Medvedev, Tsitsipas face off

Paul Givan, left, has been tapped to be Northern Ireland's next first minister by DUP leader Edwin Poots, right

Paul Givan Named N.Ireland's Next First Minister: DUP

Paul Givan named N.Ireland's next first minister: DUP

The collision of two passenger trains in Pakistan killed dozens

Engineers Re-open Track After Deadly Pakistani Train Crash

Engineers re-open track after deadly Pakistani train crash

Boris Johnson's former newspaper the Daily Telegraph said the EU's threat raised the spectre of a "sausage trade war"

Bangers And Clash: UK-EU Tempers Sizzle Over Post-Brexit Trade

Bangers and clash: UK-EU tempers sizzle over post-Brexit trade

European Council President Charles Michel insists Europe will not "paper over our fundamental values, our fundamental freedoms and human rights" in its dealings with an increasingly assertive China

EU Chief Defends China Deal Ahead Of US Summit

EU chief defends China deal ahead of US summit

Kazakhstan's saiga antelope population has bounced back in the last two years

Endangered Antelope Rebounds In Kazakhstan, But Threats Loom

Endangered antelope rebounds in Kazakhstan, but threats loom

The June 6, 2021 attack on a Muslim family is not the first time that Muslims have been targeted in Canada

Muslim Family Of Four Killed In 'Premeditated' Canada Truck Attack

Muslim family of four killed in 'premeditated' Canada truck attack

Kamala Harris was in Guatemala on her first-ever foreign trip as vice president

Harris Says US Wants To Work With Guatemala To Limit Migration

Harris says US wants to work with Guatemala to limit migration

Stefanos Tsitsipas has the most wins on the ATP circuit this season with 37

Medvedev, Tsitsipas Face Off As Outsiders Sniff French Open Chance

Medvedev, Tsitsipas face off as outsiders sniff French Open chance

Presidens Joe Biden and Vladimir Putin meet in Geneva with low expectations

Biden To Champion Democracy In First Foreign Trip

Biden to champion democracy in first foreign trip

People visit the Nossa Senhora Aparecida cemetery in Manaus, Brazil amid the Covid-19 pandemic

Brazil Braces For Third Wave Of Covid-19

Brazil braces for third wave of Covid-19

Alzheimer's, the most common form of dementia, is thought to affect 50 million people worldwide and usually starts after age 65

US Approves First New Alzheimer's Drug In Almost Two Decades

US approves first new Alzheimer's drug in almost two decades

"When the train hit us, everything turned topsy-turvy," said survivor Norman Riaz. "My mother died in front of my eyes, everybody died"

'Everything Turned Topsy-turvy': Survivors Describe Deadly Pakistan Train Crash

'Everything turned topsy-turvy': Survivors describe deadly Pakistan train crash

Moving on: Novak Djokovic is in the last 16 in Paris for a 12th year in a row

Djokovic Survives, Nadal Cruises At French Open As Gauff Makes Slam Breakthrough

Djokovic survives, Nadal cruises at French Open as Gauff makes Slam breakthrough

Getting shirty: Russia has complained that Ukraine's Euro 2020 kit carries a faint outline of the country which includes Crimea

Ukraine And Western Allies Defend Crimea On Euro 2020 Kit

Ukraine and Western allies defend Crimea on Euro 2020 kit

US President Joe Biden has said he is "looking closely" at possible retaliation against Russia over their alleged involvement in the ransomware hacking of global meat processing giant JBS

US Recovers Over Half Of Ransom Paid To Pipeline Hackers

US recovers over half of ransom paid to pipeline hackers

Mexicans queue to vote at a polling station in Atzacoaloya in the southern state of Guerrero

Mexico President Upbeat Despite Election Setback

Mexico president upbeat despite election setback

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