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Some protesters in Paris smashed bank branch windows and set fire to dustbins

Thousands Mark May Day In France, Spain And Berlin

Thousands mark May Day in France, Spain and Berlin

The Mount Meron stampede was one of the worst peacetime disasters in Israel's history

Israel Funerals For Pilgrimage Deaths Resume After Sabbath Pause

Israel funerals for pilgrimage deaths resume after Sabbath pause

The prospect of an end of 20 years of US presence comes despite fighting raging across the countryside

Afghan Retreat: US Formally Withdrawing From Its Longest War

Afghan retreat: US formally withdrawing from its longest war

Manchester City are on the brink of the winning the Premier League title

Man City On Brink Of Title, Brighton Set For Survival

Man City on brink of title, Brighton set for survival

The border clashes is the heaviest fighting in years between the countries and has raised fears that it might escalate into a wider conflict

Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan Claim New Agreement To End Deadly Clashes

Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan claim new agreement to end deadly clashes

India is set to open its Covid vaccine programme to all adults, but many states don't have the stocks

India Expands Faltering Vaccine Drive As New Cases Soar

India expands faltering vaccine drive as new cases soar

British startup Virti is developing Virtual Reality technology so trainee medics can learn safely and boost skills. These sessions help train clinicians in how to explain diagnoses and treatment plans, build trust and handle challenging situations.

VR ER: Tech Helps UK Medical Students Learn Safely

VR ER: tech helps UK medical students learn safely

There was optimism and fear among the residents of Kandahar, a former bastion of the Taliban

Optimism, Fear In Former Taliban Bastion As US Begins Afghanistan Pullout

Optimism, fear in former Taliban bastion as US begins Afghanistan pullout

Poland's Constitutional Court is due to rule on whether Warsaw must follow interim orders from the European Court of Justice

Human Rights Chief Warns Poland Becoming 'Undemocratic'

Human rights chief warns Poland becoming 'undemocratic'

India recorded another 385,000Â cases in the past 24 hours -- a new global record

No Pandemic End In Sight With Raging Outbreaks In India, Brazil

Fresh coronavirus waves show no sign of abating as devastating surges in India and Brazil push daily infections and deaths to record levels.

Disneyland ParkÂ -- the world's second-most visited theme park -- and neighboring Disney California Adventure Park have finally reopened

Disneyland Fans Hail 'Greatest Feeling Ever' As Theme Park Finally Reopens

Disneyland fans hail 'greatest feeling ever' as theme park finally reopens

ExxonMobil reported profits in the first quarter after a string of losses in 2020

US Oil Giants Return To Profitability In Q1 On Higher Oil Prices

ExxonMobil and Chevron both reported a return to profitability in the first quarter, bolstered by a significant jump in oil prices.

The European Union has imposed a series of sanctions on Russia over the poisoning and jailing of opposition leader Alexei Navalny

Russia Bars EU Officials As Latest Row Escalates

Russia bars EU officials as latest row escalates

Chad police clash with opposition demonstrators in N'Djamena

Chad Army Says Killed 'Several Hundred' Rebels

Chad army says killed 'several hundred' rebels

Dozens killed in a stampede at a Jewish pilgrimage site Friday

Israel Buries Dead After Jewish Pilgrim Stampede Kills 45

Israel buries dead after Jewish pilgrim stampede kills 45

Deforestation in the Amazon, including through fires, increased nearly four-fold in 2019

Climate Change: Amazon May Be Turning From Friend To Foe

Climate change: Amazon may be turning from friend to foe

The fighting Thursday was the heaviest fighting in years

Kyrgyzstan Says Shooting Stops After Deadly Clashes With Tajiks

Kyrgyzstan says shooting stops after deadly clashes with Tajiks

Patients rest inside a banquet hall used as a makeshift coronavirus ward in New Delhi

US Aid Arrives In India As Covid Cases Surge

US aid arrives in India as Covid cases surge

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken announced a visit to Ukraine after a recent Russian troop buildup

Blinken To Show Support On Ukraine Trip After Russian Troop Movements

Blinken to show support on Ukraine trip after Russian troop movements

Jose Gregorio Hernandez was born in 1864, studied in Paris, Berlin, Madrid and New York, and died in Caracas in 1919 after being struck by a car

Venezuela's 'Doctor Of The Poor' Takes Step To Sainthood

Venezuela's 'doctor of the poor' takes step to sainthood

Credit Suisse has been hit hard by bankruptcies at Archegos, a US hedge fund, and British financial firm Greensill.

Credit Suisse Board Member Quits As New Chairman Vows To Tackle Risks

Credit Suisse board member quits as new chairman vows to tackle risks

Europe has been hit hard by a second and third wave of the coronavirus pandemic, with multiple attempts to reopen the economy cut short by new outbreaks.

Eurozone Enters Double-dip Recession But Better Days Ahead

Eurozone enters double-dip recession but better days ahead

During the hearings, the former general raged that he had been 'pushed into war'

'Butcher Of Bosnia' Mladic's Appeal Verdict Set For June

'Butcher of Bosnia' Mladic's appeal verdict set for June

The EU charge sheet lands as Apple faces a rebellion from firms that want to break free of the global Apple App Store's strict terms and fees.

EU Charges Apple In Landmark App Store Competition Case

EU charges Apple in landmark App Store competition case

Spanish air force officers carried the coffins containing the bodies of the three Europeans killed

Bodies Of 3 Europeans Killed In Burkina Faso Arrive In Spain

Bodies of 3 Europeans killed in Burkina Faso arrive in Spain

It is the first time that AstraZeneca discloses figures from sales of one of the world's leading vaccines.

AstraZeneca Covid Vaccine Sales Hit $275 Mn In First Quarter

AstraZeneca Covid vaccine sales hit $275 mn in first quarter

The Austrian ski resort of Ischgl was one of Europe's coronavirus hotspots last year

Austria Courts Face Fallout From Ski Resorts' Virus Spread

Austria courts face fallout from ski resorts' virus spread

At Madrid's world-famous bullring, apprentice bullfighters continue their daily classes even if the pandemic has forced fights to halt

In Spain, Virus Puts Trainee Bullfighters' Careers On Hold

In Spain, virus puts trainee bullfighters' careers on hold

The Indian Ocean archipelago of more than a thousand islands reopened its international borders in mid-July after being shut for three months

Vacation From The Virus: Maldives Still Welcoming Rich Indians

Vacation from the virus: Maldives still welcoming rich Indians

Tokyo 2020 president Seiko Hashimoto said Games organisers were working hard to protect athletes and the public

Tokyo Olympics Could Be Held Without Fans: Games Chief To AFP

Tokyo Olympics could be held without fans: Games chief to AFP

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