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The sudden lack of rain is making a bad situation worse for a manufacturing process that uses billions of gallons of water a year to stave off contamination of its products

Taiwan's Worst Drought In Decades Deepens Chip Shortage Jitters

Taiwan's worst drought in decades deepens chip shortage jitters

Prices at the pump didn't go negative last year

One Year On From Historic Sub-zero Plunge Oil Prices Recover

One year on from historic sub-zero plunge oil prices recover

As the US economy recovers from the worst of the Covid-19 pandemic, job openings are prevalent, but applicants are less so

Millions Of Americans Are Jobless, Yet Firms Struggle To Hire

Millions of Americans are jobless, yet firms struggle to hire

Max Schrems, Austrian online privacy activist, says he and his group NYOB are doing what publicly funded IT watchdogs should be doing

Max Schrems, Reluctant Austrian David To Internet Goliaths

Max Schrems, reluctant Austrian David to internet Goliaths

Idriss Deby Itno had ruled Chad with iron fist for three decades

Veteran Chad Leader Deby Dies Battling Rebels: Army

Veteran Chad leader Deby dies battling rebels: army

This year, eight films are in contention for the best picture Oscar

The Eight Contenders For The Best Picture Oscar

The eight contenders for the best picture Oscar

Brazil is the world's second-biggest market for dog food after the United States, and the third for pet food in general

Pet Market Dodges Covid Malaise In Dog-crazy Brazil

Pet market dodges Covid malaise in dog-crazy Brazil

No global solution on climate change is likely without both the US and China - which account for nearly half of the world's total greenhouse gas emissions - on board

China's Xi To Attend Online Biden Climate Summit

China's Xi to attend online Biden climate summit

Since 2018, young Cubans have been able to connect to the internet through 3G on their phones

Internet, The Thorn In The Side Of Cuba's One Party State

Internet, the thorn in the side of Cuba's one party state

Reggaeton singers Natti Natasha, Becky G and Daddy Yankee (L to R) are seen performing at an August 2018 concert in Chicago; a new song by the two women combines sexuality and feminism, they say

'I Choose To Go There': Reggaeton's Women Redefine Feminism On Their Terms

'I choose to go there': reggaeton's women redefine feminism on their terms

Map of Ukraine locating regions under separatist control and the Crimea, annexed by Russia.

Ukraine Leader Zelensky Urges Putin To Meet In War-torn East

Ukraine leader Zelensky urges Putin to meet in war-torn east

Players wore T-shirts expressing their opposition to plans for a European Super League ahead of Chelsea's Premier League match with Brighton

Super League In Ruins As All Six English Clubs Pull Out

Super League in ruins as all six English clubs pull out

Netflix Shares Tumble As Subscriber Growth Cools

Netflix shares tumble as subscriber growth cools

The looming virus lockdown of India's capital forced thousands to try and flee the restrictions

EU Agency Says Clot 'Very Rare' J&J Vaccine Side Effect

EU agency says clot 'very rare' J&J vaccine side effect

One of the murals paying homage to George Floyd is seen in Houston on June 2, 2020

George Floyd: 'Gentle Giant' Who Became Symbol Of Fight Against Racism

George Floyd: 'Gentle giant' who became symbol of fight against racism

Boeing extended the retirement age for Dave Calhoun, enabling him to stay CEO potentially through April 2028

Boeing CEO Calhoun Given More Time To Chart Comeback

Boeing CEO Calhoun given more time to chart comeback

Navalny launched a hunger strike on March 31

Doctors Denied Access To 'Very Weak' Kremlin Foe Navalny

Doctors denied access to 'very weak' Kremlin foe Navalny

Czech Foreign Minister and Interior Minister Jan Hamacek urged action from the EU and NATO after Prague accused Russian secret service agents of orchestrating a fatal 2014 explosion

Czechs Threaten To Expel All Russian Diplomats

Czechs threaten to expel all Russian diplomats

Delegation members from the parties to the Iran nuclear deal -- Germany, France, Britain, China, Russia and Iran -- attend a meeting at the Grand Hotel of Vienna

Iran Sees Progress On Reviving Deal But US, EU Says Work Needed

Iran sees progress on reviving deal but US, EU says work needed

Central American migrants walk on rail tracks in the Mexican state of Tlaxcala on their way to seek safety in the United States in April 2021

US Envoy Targets Corruption To Stem Central America Migration

US envoy targets corruption to stem Central America migration

European Council President Charles called for constructive engagement in Georgia at a press conference with President Salome Zurabishvili

Calls For Rallies Threaten EU Deal In Georgia

Calls for rallies threaten EU deal in Georgia

France's President Emmanuel Macron welcomes Chad's President Idriss Deby as he arrives at the Elysee presidential palace in 2019

Chad Leader's Death Deprives West Of Key Security Ally

Chad leader's death deprives West of key security ally

Medical oxygen supplies are running dangerously low in parts of India -- here, people fill cylinders for Covid-19 coronavirus patients at a refill station in Allahabad

Modi Asks Indians To Do Better To Stop Virus Amid New Surge

Modi asks Indians to do better to stop virus amid new surge

The current unrest in Northern Ireland is the worst in recent years

Dissident Republicans Suspected For NIreland Police Attack

Dissident republicans suspected for NIreland police attack

The EU's "green taxonomy" classification system, set to be published Wednesday, seeks to define what constitutes sustainable investment as the bloc moves towards the goal of carbon neutrality by 2050

BP 'Lobbying To Weaken' EU Green Investment: Watchdog

BP 'lobbying to weaken' EU green investment: watchdog

Laschet, a long-time Merkel ally, had already secured the backing of CDU top brass last week

Laschet Urges Unity After Winning Fight To Lead Merkel's Party To Polls

Laschet urges unity after winning fight to lead Merkel's party to polls

China is the world's biggest and most rapidly electrifying auto market

China Tech Stampede Into Electric Cars Sparks Auto Sector Buzz

China tech stampede into electric cars sparks auto sector buzz

The UN chemical weapons watchdog could hand down this week and for the first time its maximum punishment available to Syria

Syria Faces Sanctions At Chemical Weapons Watchdog

Syria faces sanctions at chemical weapons watchdog

Fireworks illuminate the sky after the FIFA Club World Cup final between Germany's Bayern Munich and Mexico's UANL Tigres in Qatar

Qatar Defies Virus, Presses On With Major Sport Events

Qatar defies virus, presses on with major sport events

Around the graveyard, white body bags or coffins made out of cheap wood are carried around by people in blue or yellow protective suits and lowered into graves

India's Crematoriums Buckle As Covid Dead Pile Up

India's crematoriums buckle as Covid dead pile up

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