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US President Joe Biden, speaking at the White House on April 2, 2021, is hoping to ramp up global action on climate through a virtual summit

Biden Seeks To Turbo-charge Climate Fight, But Can US Lead?

Biden seeks to turbo-charge climate fight, but can US lead?

Russian company Yandex has enjoyed success with rapid delivery of groceries during the pandemic

From Moscow To New York, Fast Delivery Takes Off Amid Pandemic

From Moscow to New York, fast delivery takes off amid pandemic

Shock defeat: Novak Djokovic on his way to a third round loss to Dan Evans in Monte Carlo

Djokovic To Host Serbia Tournament A Year After Covid Fiasco

Djokovic to host Serbia tournament a year after Covid fiasco

UEFA is expected to announce major reforms to the Champions League at a meeting on Monday, and also decide on whether Munich, Bilbao and Dublin are retained as Euro 2020 host cities

UEFA Set To Announce Champions League Reforms And Decide On Euro 2020 Hosts

UEFA set to announce Champions League reforms and decide on Euro 2020 hosts

Navalny barely survived a poisoning attempt

Kremlin Critic Navalny Could 'Die Any Minute': Doctors

Kremlin critic Navalny could 'die any minute': doctors

Chris Froome has yet to replicate the form that brought him four Tour de France titles

Froome Ready To Move Up A Gear In Tour Of The Alps

Froome ready to move up a gear in Tour of the Alps

Czech Prime Minister Andrej Babis (R) and Czech Foreign Minister and Interior Minister Jan Hamacek wear face masks at a press conference in Prague where it was announced that the Czech Republic will expel 18 Russian diplomats who were involved in the case

Czech Govt Expels 18 Russian Diplomats Over 2014 Blast

Czech govt expels 18 Russian diplomats over 2014 blast

Global death toll and coronavirus cases as of February 19, based on AFP tallies

Covid Death Toll Passes Three Million As India Cases Surge

Covid death toll passes three million as India cases surge

Hopes that South Asian countries might have beaten the pandemic have been dashed with India seeing over two million new cases this month alone

Delhi Warns Of 'Grim' Coronavirus Battle As Surge Hits New Record

Delhi warns of 'grim' coronavirus battle as surge hits new record

India has been hit by a new wave that has caused one million positive tests in a week

Young And Infected: Covid-19's New Patients As India Battles Huge Surge

Young and infected: Covid-19's new patients as India battles huge surge

A Ukrainian soldier loads a heavy machine gun at a position on the frontline

Ukraine's Battle-hardened Troops Say Ready To Repel Russia

Ukraine's battle-hardened troops say ready to repel Russia

The conflict in Ethiopia is now five months old

Eritrea Says Troops In Ethiopia's Tigray, Vows Pullout

Eritrea says troops in Ethiopia's Tigray, vows pullout

Professors and students admit examination rules are nearly impossible to enforce with hundreds of participants online at once

Remote Cheating Leads To 'Corona Degrees' In Greece

Remote cheating leads to 'corona degrees' in Greece

People pass by protest slogans opposite the courthouse in Minneapolis, Minnesota where former police officer Derek Chauvin is on trial

Videos Pile Pressure On US Police Over Racism, Killings

Videos pile pressure on US police over racism, killings

Armin Laschet is a long-time ally of German Chancellor Angela Merkel

Conservatives In Disarray As Scrum For Merkel Job Opens Wounds

Conservatives in disarray as scrum for Merkel job opens wounds

Hassan Ali Kasi was recently named champion of an international online qari competition hosted by Afghanistan

Livin' On A Prayer: Champion Pakistan Koran Reader In Full Voice

Livin' on a prayer: Champion Pakistan Koran reader in full voice

The Bobov Dol Thermal Power Plant, near the village of Golemo Selo, Bulgaria

EU Poised To Unveil Green-friendly Investment List

EU poised to unveil green-friendly investment list

For the last decade, the space station's population has varied between three and six as crews that blasted off from Russia's Baikonur cosmodrome in Kazakhstan came and went.Â

Two Russian Cosmonauts, NASA Astronaut Return From ISS

Two Russian cosmonauts, NASA astronaut return from ISS

US President Joe Biden will welcome Japanese Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga for his first foreign summit

US, Japan Show United Front On China In Biden's First Summit

The United States and Japan vowed to stand firm together against an assertive China and to step up cooperation on climate change and next-generation technology.

Bjorn Ulvaeus, a member of Swedish disco group ABBA shown here in 2016, is taking on the cause of fair payments to songwriters in the era of streaming

ABBA's Bjorn Ulvaeus Urges Reforms To Pay Songwriters Their Due

ABBA's Bjorn Ulvaeus urges reforms to pay songwriters their due

President Joe Biden's administration had stated it it wanted to raise the number of refugees allowed into the United States to some 60,000 a year -- but is delaying those plans

Biden Drops Promise For Quick Expansion In Refugee Admissions

Biden was said to be scrapping his pledge for a rapid expansion in the number of refugees allowed into the U.S., but seemed to backtrack later in the day after fierce blowback from within his Democratic Party.

Several people have been shot in an incident in Indianapolis, police say

Ex-employee Kills Eight In Rampage At US FedEx Facility

Ex-employee kills eight in rampage at US FedEx facility

Hopes that South Asian countries might have beaten the pandemic have been dashed with India seeing over two million new cases this month alone

Weekend Shutdown In Delhi As Covid Grips India

Weekend shutdown in Delhi as Covid grips India

Prince Philip was a permanent presence in the life of his wife, who referred to him as her "strength and stay"

Prince Philip: The Strength Behind The Crown

Prince Philip: the strength behind the crown

A coffin being buried at the Vila Formosa cemetery in Sao Paulo, Brazil, on April 14, 2021, as a second wave of the coronavirus pandemic forces the city to allow burials at night

In Brazil, Graveyard Shift Reveals Staggering Cost Of Pandemic

In Brazil, graveyard shift reveals staggering cost of pandemic

President Miguel Diaz-Canel will hold all the reins of power in Cuba after taking over the title of first secretary of the Communist Party

Cuba Changes Leadership, Seeks 'Respectful' Talks With US

Cuba changes leadership, seeks 'respectful' talks with US

The Kremlin is still considering US President Joe Biden's offer for a summit

Russia Bans Top Biden Officials As Tensions Soar

Russia bans top Biden officials as tensions soar

The Uruguayan government is placing its hopes for beating a world-record coronavirus infection rate on its vaccine campaign

From Hero To Zero: Uruguay's Coronavirus Boomerang

From hero to zero: Uruguay's coronavirus boomerang

Alexei Navalny's Anti-corruption Foundation (FBK) is housed in a business centre in Moscow

Russia Prosecutors Seek To Label Navalny Groups 'Extremist'

Russia prosecutors seek to label Navalny groups 'extremist'

A hearse with a placard that reads "Apologies but they don't let us bury your loved ones" is parked close to funeral home workers protesting at the ancient Roman "Hercules the Winner" circular temple against the disruption of funeral services due to the i

Rome Red Tape Causes Bodies To Pile Up

Rome red tape causes bodies to pile up

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