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Raul Castro, 89, stepped down Monday after launching unprecedented reforms such as opening the single-party state's economy to the private sector

Raul Castro: Cuba's Pragmatist Who Emerged From Fidel's Shadow

Raul Castro: Cuba's pragmatist who emerged from Fidel's shadow

Jose Mourinho has been sacked by Tottenham

Mourinho Sacked By Tottenham After 17 Months In Charge

Mourinho sacked by Tottenham after 17 months in charge

Firefighting teams work to keep the blaze from crossing Philip Kgosana Drive, one of the main arterial roads into Cape Town's city centre

Residents Evacuated As Firefighters Battle Table Mountain Blaze

Residents evacuated as firefighters battle Table Mountain blaze

Green party leader Annalena Baerbock has been described as someone "who won't be fobbed off" when drilling into complex issues

Surging German Greens Name Annalena Baerbock For Merkel's Crown

Surging German Greens name Annalena Baerbock for Merkel's crown

Spread over more than 10,000 square kilometres (3,800 square miles), 400 kilometres (250 miles) southeast of Khartoum, the Dinder National Park is Sudan's biggest

Rangers Battle Human Encroachment In Sudan's Biggest Park

Rangers battle human encroachment in Sudan's biggest park

Jiangsu Suning celebrate winning the 2020 Chinese Super League after defeating Guangzhou Evergrande. China will attempt to move on from the collapse of the champions when the new season kicks off on Tuesday

Champions' Demise Haunts Diminished Chinese Super League

Champions' demise haunts diminished Chinese Super League

For the first time in almost 400 days passengers can fly across the Tasman Sea without undergoing Covid-19 quarantine on arrival

Hugs, Tears As Australia-New Zealand Travel Bubble Opens

Hugs, tears as Australia-New Zealand travel bubble opens

Canadian Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland is expected to present a new budget that will help the economy recover from the pandemic

Canada To Roll Out Big Spending In Pandemic Recovery Budget

Canada to roll out big spending in pandemic recovery budget

Green party leader Annalena Baerbock has been described as someone "who won't be fobbed off" when drilling into complex issues

Surging German Greens To Name Candidate For Merkel's Crown

Surging German Greens to name candidate for Merkel's crown

A person wearing a mask walks by a Lacoste store on Rodeo Drive in Beverly Hills where a sign says the shop will remain closed

Do We Need Masks Outdoors? Experts Weigh In

Do we need masks outdoors? Experts weigh in

Poll workers wore protective personal equipment as Cape Verde battles a surge in coronavirus cases

Cape Verde Leader Declares Victory After Vote Dominated By Pandemic

Cape Verde leader declares victory after vote dominated by pandemic

James Lebrecht, a lifelong wheelchair user born with spina bifida, co-directed the Oscar-nominated documentary "Crip Camp"

'Tipping Point': Oscars Filmmakers Hail Disability Progress

'Tipping point': Oscars filmmakers hail disability progress

A memorial to George Floyd on the Minneapolis street where he died

Jury In George Floyd Murder Trial To Hear Closing Arguments

Jury in George Floyd murder trial to hear closing arguments

A migrant climbs the border fence in an attempt to enter the United States from the Mexican city of Ciudad Juarez

People Smugglers Reap Billions Selling American Dream

People smugglers reap billions selling American dream

As Merkel prepares to step down from the leadership, her party is divided and struggling in the polls

Deal Elusive In Conservatives' Battle For Merkel's Crown

Deal elusive in conservatives' battle for Merkel's crown

Eight-year-old Mia has been found safe and sound after her abduction five days ago

Kidnapped French Girl, 8, Rescued In Switzerland

Kidnapped French girl, 8, rescued in Switzerland

Mass protests have been called for Wednesday for jailed Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny

US Warns Of 'Consequences' If Navalny Dies As Russia Protests Called

The U.S. warned Moscow of "consequences" if the hunger-striking Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny dies in prison.

In Prague, angry protesters waved a red flag made of underwear and smeared the Russian embassy wall with blood-like ketchup

Moscow Lashes Out After Prague Accuses Skripal Suspects Over Deadly Blast

Moscow lashes out after Prague accuses Skripal suspects over deadly blast

A new book by historian Stejarel Olaru reveals the abuse Romania's legendary gymnast Nadia Comaneci suffered while being feted for her sporting glories

The Secret 'Humiliation' Of Romania's Star Gymnast Comaneci

The secret 'humiliation' of Romania's star gymnast Comaneci

Syrian parliament speaker Hamouda Sabbagh (C) announces that presidential elections in the war-torn country will be held on May 26

War-torn Syria To Hold Presidential Vote On May 26

War-torn Syria to hold presidential vote on May 26

A soldier of the German armed forces takes a sample for a Corona rapid test at a market in Bottrop, Germany

Germany Calls For Unity As It Mourns Covid Dead

Germany held a national memorial service for its nearly 80,000 victims of the coronavirus pandemic.

If polls are correct, the May 4 vote looks set to hand victory to the region's right-wing leader Isabel Diaz Ayuso

Campaigning Underway For Madrid Regional Election

Campaigning underway for Madrid regional election

The cross of the Knights Templar engraved on the 14th century sarcophagus of Adam de Antiochia, Marshal of Cyprus on the site of a chapel at Limassol Castle

Knights Templar Legacy Lives On In Cyprus

Knights Templar legacy lives on in Cyprus

The grandmother of Massinissa Guermah, a teenager killed by Algerian police in April 2001, holds aloft his picture in May that year, amid protests in the country's Berber heartland

Berbers Mark 20 Years Since Algeria's 'Black Spring' Protests

Berbers mark 20 years since Algeria's 'Black Spring' protests

Characters are based on Greek mythology in the hit video game 'Hades,' whose graphics are akin to an animated cartoon

Paradise Found: 'Hades' Maker Takes On Gaming Goliaths

Paradise found: 'Hades' maker takes on gaming goliaths

US climate envoy John Kerry was the first official from the Biden administration to visit China

US, China Commit To Climate Cooperation Ahead Of Key Summit

US, China commit to climate cooperation ahead of key summit

The then Princess Elizabeth and Prince Philip were engaged in July 1947

Queen Elizabeth II Lays To Rest Her 'Strength And Stay' Prince Philip

Queen Elizabeth II lays to rest her 'strength and stay' Prince Philip

Environmentalists are fighting the construction of Tesla's "Gigafactory" outside Berlin

From Lizards To Water, Eco-bumps Snag Tesla Berlin Plant

From lizards to water, eco-bumps snag Tesla Berlin plant

If polls are correct, the May 4 vote looks set to hand victory to the region's right-wing leader Isabel Diaz Ayuso

Campaigning Opens For Madrid's May 4 Regional Election

Campaigning opens for Madrid's May 4 regional election

Catholic pilgrims pray ahead of Easter in Port-au-Prince, Haiti on April 2, 2021

Haiti's Catholic Church Begins Speaking Out Amid Swirling Crises

Haiti's Catholic Church begins speaking out amid swirling crises

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