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The exact number of victims remains a subject of intense debate because the Soviet authorities kept most of the information about the disaster hidden

Ukraine Urges Global Solidarity To Prevent Chernobyl Repeat

Ukraine urges global solidarity to prevent Chernobyl repeat

Britain's Prime Minister Boris Johnson pictured in 2019 with Dominic Cummings

UK PM Under Pressure Over 'Let Bodies Pile High' Comment

UK PM under pressure over 'let bodies pile high' comment

Edi Rama, in power since 2013, has not yet claimed victory following Sunday's poll

Albania's Socialist PM On Course For Third Term

Albania's socialist PM on course for third term

Critics have questioned the transparency of voting on the massively popular idol shows

Russian Man 'Trapped' On Chinese Reality TV Show Finally Voted Out

Russian man 'trapped' on Chinese reality TV show finally voted out

Wearing masks is now compulsory in public spaces in Bangkok and the 47 other provinces of Thailand

New Restrictions In Thailand As Coronavirus Cases Spike

New restrictions in Thailand as coronavirus cases spike

It is possible that all four acting Oscar winners could be people of color: among the frontrunners are (L-R) Daniel Kaluuya, the late Chadwick Boseman, Youn Yuh-jung and Viola Davis

'Nomadland' Wins Big At Pandemic Oscars As Zhao Makes History

'Nomadland' wins big at pandemic Oscars as Zhao makes history

India recorded 349,691 new infections on Sunday - a new daily high

US, Britain Rush Supplies To Virus-stricken India

US, Britain rush supplies to virus-stricken India

Spiwe Tembo, an informal trader who makes her living selling buns, is handcuffed to another vendor after being arrested by police in Harare

Zimbabwe Street Vendors Reel Under Virus Curbs

Zimbabwe street vendors reel under virus curbs

Real Madrid have won 13 European Cups, 12 more than the other Champions League semi-finalists combined

Failed ESL Hangs Over Champions League As Nouveau Riche Take On Real Madrid

Failed ESL hangs over Champions League as nouveau riche take on Real Madrid

Founder of Energy Garden, Agamemnon Otero, tends to a herb and vegetable section near the platform at Brondesbury Park Overground train station in north west London

In London, Rail-side Gardening Blossoms During Pandemic

In London, rail-side gardening blossoms during pandemic

Manchester United and Leeds played out a 0-0 draw at Elland Road

Man Utd Held By Leeds As Burnley Pull Clear Of Premier League Danger Zone

Man Utd held by Leeds as Burnley pull clear of Premier League danger zone

A partially deserted road during a lockdown imposed in Chennai, India

Global Pledges Of Help For Covid-stricken India

Global pledges of help for Covid-stricken India

The killing of a police employee in Rambouillet, outside Paris, was the 17th terror attack in France since 2014.

Knife Attacker In France Said To Have Watched Jihadist Videos

Knife attacker in France said to have watched jihadist videos

Fashion Designer Alber Elbaz Dies Of Covid Aged 59

Fashion designer Alber Elbaz dies of Covid aged 59

Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama is seeking a third term

Albania Parties At Loggerheads After Hard-fought Election

Albania parties at loggerheads after hard-fought election

India is reeling from a ferocious Covid-19 wave, with hospital beds and oxygen supplies running low

New Delhi Extends Coronavirus Lockdown As India Cases Hit New Record

New Delhi extends coronavirus lockdown as India cases hit new record

An Iraqi woman cleans debris next to evacuated oxygen bottles outside the Ibn al-Khatib Hospital in Baghdad, on April 25 after a fire broke out there killing at least 23 people

Fire Kills 82 At Iraqi Covid Hospital, Health Minister Suspended

Fire kills 82 at Iraqi Covid hospital, health minister suspended

8,000 fans were in attendance for the League Cup final between Tottenham and Manchester City as part of a test event

Man City Outclass Tottenham To Retain League Cup In Front Of 8,000 Fans

Man City outclass Tottenham to retain League Cup in front of 8,000 fans

Cypriots rallied Saturday on both sides of the divided capital Nicosia, with these marchers holding placards in the self-declared Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus

'Common Ground' At Premium As Cyprus Rivals Head To Geneva

'Common ground' at premium as Cyprus rivals head to Geneva

The search for the KRI Nanggala submarine involved warships and reconnaissance aircraft

Indonesia Says Missing Submarine Found, All 53 Crew Killed

Indonesia says missing submarine found, all 53 crew killed

Johnson has attempted to brush off the allegations from former aide Dominic Cummings

UK's Johnson Under Growing Pressure After Ex-aide's Attacks

UK's Johnson under growing pressure after ex-aide's attacks

Armenia's Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan will likely be reinstated after a snap parliamentary election, analysts expect

Armenia PM Resigns To Enable Snap Polls

Armenia PM resigns to enable snap polls

Automakers were hoping to rev up production as the Covid-19 pandemic wanes, but a chip shortage is putting a crimp in their plans

Computer Chip Shortage May Leave Auto Sector Idling

Computer chip shortage may leave auto sector idling

Spanish bank CaixaBank plans to lay off nearly 8,300 staff following a merger with smaller rival Bankia to form the country's largest domestic lender

New Bloodletting Hits Spanish Banking Sector

Two big banks announced thousands of layoffs with 8,300 jobs to be axed at CaixaBank, or one in five of its staff, and 3,800 at its smaller rival BBVA.

Federal Reserve leaders have shown no signs of backing down from their policy of tolerating rising inflation to maximize employment as the US economy gets back on its feet

Fed Set To Hold The Line As US Economy Recovers

The Federal Reserve finally has what it wants and predicted: signs of an economic recovery that could undo some of the damage done by the pandemic.

Gary Dyck, pictured in Xinjiang's Turpan city in 2017, described the repression of the Uyghurs and their culture as creeping and "very methodical"

Canadian Couple Witnesses To China's 'Methodical' Repression Of Uyghurs

Canadian couple witnesses to China's 'methodical' repression of Uyghurs

Guanyun county is China's self-proclaimed 'Lingerie Capital', where sewing machines hum in village-level micro-factories to meet demand at home and abroad

Sex Sells: China Farm Region Becomes 'Lingerie Capital'

Sex sells: China farm region becomes 'lingerie capital'

Empire Standard's CEO Kaelan Castetter rented new office space for the company after New York state legalized marijuana

New York Looks To Become America's Next Marijuana Hub

New York looks to become America's next marijuana hub

A new app privacy feature being introduced by Apple is aimed at improving data privacy, but critics say it could upend the mobile advertising market

Apple Moving Forward On App Privacy, Despite Pushback

An update to the software powering some billion iPhones around the world kicks in Monday with an enhanced privacy feature critics fear will roil the internet advertising world.

A book club meets in Arbil in Kurdistan in northern Iraq, one of several trying to give homegrown authors a platform

In Iraqi Kurdistan, Book Clubs And Science Fiction Offer 'Escape'

In Iraqi Kurdistan, book clubs and science fiction offer 'escape'

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