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Migrant minors eat apples while they wait to be tested for COVID-19 upon their arrival to the Spanish enclave of Ceuta on May 19

Panic, Pity And Anger In Spain's Ceuta Over Migrant Wave

Panic, pity and anger in Spain's Ceuta over migrant wave

Germany sees Nord Stream 2 as crucial to securing its long-term energy supplies

Kremlin Hails US Pipeline Sanctions Waiver Ahead Of Summit

Kremlin hails US pipeline sanctions waiver ahead of summit

Mexican transgender candidate Valeria Lorety says she faced a tough battle just to get her name on the ballot paper

Trans Candidates Fight For Rights In Mexico Election

Trans candidates fight for rights in Mexico election

The iceberg, dubbed A-76, measures around 4320 sq km in size â currently making it the largest berg in the world

World's Largest Iceberg Breaks Off Antarctica: European Space Agency

World's largest iceberg breaks off Antarctica: European Space Agency

Franco Albrecht, 32, stands accused of plotting "a serious act of violence that endangers the state". He is also charged with fraud and illegally possessing weapons and explosives

German 'Refugee' Soldier In Dock Over Far-right Attack Plot

German 'refugee' soldier in dock over far-right attack plot

The interview on BBC's flagship "Panorama" programme in November 1995 was watched by a record 22.8 million people and lifted the lid on Diana's troubled marriage to Prince Charles

BBC Tricked Princess Diana Into 1995 TV Interview: Inquiry

BBC tricked princess Diana into 1995 TV interview: inquiry

The owner of Gaza City's Jala Tower says the Israelis warned him he had one hour to evacuate the building before it was flattened in an air strike

'Roof Knocking': Israel Warning System Under Scrutiny In Gaza Conflict

'Roof knocking': Israel warning system under scrutiny in Gaza conflict

Tshisekedi, left, with French President Emmanuel Macron at Paris summit

Campaign For DR Congo's War Victims Puts Rwanda's Kagame On Defensive

Campaign for DR Congo's war victims puts Rwanda's Kagame on defensive

At just 38 Zhang Yiming has found that having a seat at the top table of China's rambunctious tech scene carries a heavy political and managerial price

Zhang Yiming: The Billionaire Tech Visionary Behind TikTok

Zhang Yiming: The billionaire tech visionary behind TikTok

Recent uproar over reports that cotton from China's Xinjiang region was picked by forced labour was compounded by the difficulty of knowing where this cotton ended up.

Fashion's Green Future Of Seaweed Coats And Mushroom Shoes

Fashion's green future of seaweed coats and mushroom shoes

Winter combat skills are attracting more interest both in Sweden and abroad as tensions rise in the strategic High North

Sweden's Snowy Forests Provide Setting For Arctic Warfare Training

Sweden's snowy forests provide setting for Arctic warfare training

Video blogger Zhao Hongcheng highlights the challenges wheelchair users face in Shanghai and other Chinese cities

China Wheelchair Users Dodge Traffic On Rough Road To Recognition

China wheelchair users dodge traffic on rough road to recognition

EasyJet's losses widened but the airline says it is "encouraged by the reopening of travel across much of Europe".

EasyJet's First-half Net Loss Widens As Virus Bites

EasyJet's first-half net loss widens as virus bites

NFTs, or non-fungible tokens, have drawn millions of dollars at auctions, with the world's first tweet fetching $2.9 million.

Europe Bids To Join NFT Art Auction Craze

Europe bids to join NFT art auction craze

Queensland is offering US$1,400 to anyone who moves there to work in the tourism sector as the Great Barrier Reef state is looking for tour guides, deckhands, chefs and waiters

Labour-starved Australian State Offers Cash To 'Work In Paradise'

Labour-starved Australian state offers cash to 'work in paradise'

As they emerge from the V&A's dimly-lit basement, guests are immersed in theatrical costumes, film extracts, manuscripts and drawings.

London's V&A Reopens With Alice In Wonderland Exhibition

London's V&A reopens with Alice in Wonderland exhibition

Jansa's critics say he has become increasingly authoritarian

Slovenia PM Faces Impeachment Vote Ahead Of EU Presidency

Slovenia PM faces impeachment vote ahead of EU presidency

A child at a camp for internally displaced people in Syria

Record 55 Million People Internally Displaced Worldwide

Record 55 million people internally displaced worldwide

Species of weed, insect or worm introduced into areas in which they are not native can have catastrophic effects on farming, with just a single bug capable of reducing yields of staple crops across the continent

Invasive Species Costing Africa $3.66 Tn A Year: Study

Invasive species costing Africa $3.66 tn a year: study

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken has said Washington wants to 'avoid a militarisation' of the Arctic

US, Russia Seek To Ease Tensions In First Meeting Under Biden

US, Russia seek to ease tensions in first meeting under Biden

UN tensions? France and the US have taken different approaches to the latest crisis in the Middle East

US And France Tangle At UN Over Middle East

US and France tangle at UN over Middle East

Only outdoor seating will be allowed when France starts lifting its Covid lockdown Wednesday

France Savours New Freedoms As Cafes, Museums Reopen

France savours new freedoms as cafes, museums reopen

Russian President Vladimir Putin (right) and Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko faced off in a match at Rosa Khutor in 2020

'Victory' For Belarus Opposition Behind Ice Hockey Champs

'Victory' for Belarus opposition behind ice hockey champs

Concerns over the environmental impact of bitcoin mining prompted carmaker Telsa to stop using it in transactions

Bitcoin Tumble Slows With Help From Elon Musk

Bitcoin tumble slows with help from Elon Musk

Tottenham striker Harry Kane

Liverpool Move Into Top Four, Spurs' Euro Hopes Dented

Liverpool move into top four, Spurs' Euro hopes dented

Relatives inspect the damage inside a house in Deir al-Balah in the central Gaza Strip, on May 19, 2021, where Eyad Saleha, a 33-year-old disabled Palestinian man, his pregnant wife and their three-year-old daughter were killed

Gaza Strike Kills Disabled Palestinian Man, Wife And Child

Gaza strike kills disabled Palestinian man, wife and child

Gas pipes to be used in the Nord Stream 2 natural gas pipeline between Russia and Germany

US Waives Sanctions On Nord Stream 2, Builder Of Russia-Germany Pipeline

US waives sanctions on Nord Stream 2, builder of Russia-Germany pipeline

Migrants arriving in Spain

Tensions Ease On Spain-Morocco Border But Migrant Row Rankles

Tensions ease on Spain-Morocco border but migrant row rankles

Bitcoin fell around 10 percent after the Chinese central bank said it could not be used for transactions

Stocks, Oil And Bitcoin Sink In Volatile Trading

Stocks, oil and bitcoin sink in volatile trading

The Federal Reserve has given the first indication easy money policies rolled out in March 2020 to help the US economy survive the Covid-19 pandemic may end

US Fed Officials Mull Curtailing Asset Purchases

Analysts have been closely monitoring the U.S. central bank for signs of when it would back off the measures deployed as the pandemic downturn began, including an emergency interest rate cut to zero and massive purchases of government bonds.

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