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Environment Minister Ricardo Salles is acused of systematically dismantling environmental protection programs in Brazil, where Amazon rainforest destruction has surged under President Jair Bolsonaro

Brazil Environment Minister Probed For Timber Trafficking

Brazil environment minister probed for timber trafficking

Belgian special forces deploy in a national park in northeast Belgium to hunt for a soldier who has allegedly threatened state and public figures

Belgium On Alert After Rogue Soldier Threatens Virus Expert

Belgium on alert after rogue soldier threatens virus expert

Cafes in Paris are getting ready to welcome customers back

French Cafes Reopen And EU To Allow In Vaccinated Travellers

French cafes reopen and EU to allow in vaccinated travellers

At least one person is known to have drowned attempting the crossing

After Swimming To Ceuta, Migrants Turned Back Or Left In Limbo

After swimming to Ceuta, migrants turned back or left in limbo

The Indian military has launched search and rescue operations at sea for people missing after the storm hit

India Cyclone Death Toll Jumps As Navy Searches For Dozens Missing

India cyclone death toll jumps as navy searches for dozens missing

A ball of fire erupts from a building in Gaza City's Rimal residential district on May 16 during Israeli bombardment on the Hamas-controlled enclave

Israeli Bombs Pound Upscale Gaza District To Rubble

Israeli bombs pound upscale Gaza district to rubble

A sign for the Trump International Hotel in New York is seen in February 2021

Trump Faces New York State Criminal Probe, Upping Indictment Threat

Trump faces New York state criminal probe, upping indictment threat

Conservative candidate Armin Laschet, 60, and the Greens' challenger, Annalena Baerbock, 40, are neck-and-neck in the polls four months before a general election

Hopefuls For Merkel's Crown Diverge On China, Russia

Hopefuls for Merkel's crown diverge on China, Russia

Police officers say they risk their lives daily

French Police Demand Greater Protection After Officer's Killing

French police demand greater protection after officer's killing

Cancelling the Tokyo Olympics would be unprecedented in peacetime

Cancelling The Olympics? Huge Consequences And A Financial Quagmire

Cancelling the Olympics? Huge consequences and a financial quagmire

Fish City is a seafood processing plant employing some 1,500 people, most of them women who shell shrimp and fillet anchovies at incredible speed

How An Albanian Arms Dump Transformed Into 'Fish City'

How an Albanian arms dump transformed into 'Fish City'

China has hit back at US House Speaker Nancy Pelosi after she called for a 'diplomatic boycott' of the 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics

China Hits Back At Pelosi 'Lies' Over Beijing Olympics Boycott Call

China branded Nancy Pelosi "full of lies" after she called for a diplomatic boycott of next year's Beijing Winter Olympics on human rights grounds.

Twin sisters Tripti and Pari lost both their parents due to the coronavirus

Pandemic Triggering Orphan Crisis In India

Pandemic triggering orphan crisis in India

Commentators fear that massive global Covid stimulus, combined with pent-up consumer demand, could trigger soaring inflation and spark interest rate hikes that could choke off any nascent recovery.

UK Inflation Hits Highest Level Since Start Of Pandemic

UK inflation hits highest level since start of pandemic

In an interview with AFP, the top US envoy to Kabul Ross Wilson chiefly blamed the Taliban for the rising violence across Afghanistan

Islamic State Remains 'Potent' Force In Afghanistan, Says US Envoy

Islamic State remains 'potent' force in Afghanistan, says US envoy

Russia's 'Arctic Trefoil', its northernmost military base, is built on the ruins of an old Soviet site

Russia Asserts Presence In Arctic With Northern Military Base

Russia asserts presence in Arctic with northern military base

Around 129 billion disposable masks are used every month around the world

Pandemic Mask Mountain Sets New Recycling Challenge

Pandemic mask mountain sets new recycling challenge

Dozens of Belarusians have walked across the border into Lithuania illegally after a bloody crackdown in Belarus

Crossing Through Forest, Belarusians Flee 'The Horror'

Crossing through forest, Belarusians flee 'the horror'

A nurse holds five-month-old Omar al-Hadidi who was pulled alive from under the rubble of a home hit by an Israeli air strike in Gaza while his mother and four siblings were killed

'No One Left But You': Bereaved Gaza Father Clutches Wounded Baby Boy

'No one left but you': Bereaved Gaza father clutches wounded baby boy

Hunger: Young children are bearing the brunt of food insecurity in DR Congo's Kasai

Malnutrition Strikes Children In DR Congo's Fragile Kasai Region

Malnutrition strikes children in DR Congo's fragile Kasai region

Palestinians carry the body of Obaidah Jawabreh, killed a day earlier during clashes with Israeli soldiers, at his funeral

In Occupied West Bank, Palestinians Cry 'Resistance'

In occupied West Bank, Palestinians cry 'resistance'

Sales of motorhomes have soared across the world in the past year

In Covid Era, More People Find Escape In Campers

In Covid era, more people find escape in campers

Pro-Palestinian Lebanese protesters run for cover after erecting a Hezbollah flag on the border fence with Israel on May 18, 2021

All Eyes On Hezbollah As Tensions Rise On Israel Border

All eyes on Hezbollah as tensions rise on Israel border

Qelbinur Sedik says Chinese authorities forcibly sterilised her as part of a systematic campaign to suppress births of Uyghurs and other minorities in Xinjiang

Forced Sterilisation And Xinjiang's Shrinking Population

Forced sterilisation and Xinjiang's shrinking population

Kajaki Dam provides power to more than three million people in the south

Power Struggle On Afghanistan's Frontline Over Key Dam

Power struggle on Afghanistan's frontline over key dam

Chelsea were roared on by 8,000 fans as they avenged defeat to Leicester in Saturday's FA Cup final

Chelsea Gain Revenge On Leicester To Take Control Of Top-four Fate

Chelsea gain revenge on Leicester to take control of top-four fate

Orlando Chavez walks through his kitchen after performing back-breaking work collecting African palm bunches, in El Progreso, Honduras

Hurricanes And Covid Heap Misery On Impoverished Central America

Hurricanes and Covid heap misery on impoverished Central America

Rapper MV Bill, is seen in Rio de Janeiro April 27, 2021

Brazil's MV Bill Raps Politics, Pandemic In New Album

Brazil's MV Bill raps politics, pandemic in new album

Heavy rain lashes Mumbai as India braces for cyclone Tauktae

33 Dead, Dozens Missing As Cyclone Batters Covid-stricken India

33 dead, dozens missing as cyclone batters Covid-stricken India

Amnesty International is urging Peru's government to protect the thousands of indigenous people affected by high levels of metals and toxic substances close to mining projects

Thousands Of Peru's Indigenous People Exposed To Toxic Substances: Report

Thousands of Peru's indigenous people exposed to toxic substances: report

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