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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has ambitions for the former Soviet state to join the NATO alliance

Ukraine Urges Putin Summit, Ceasefire After Russia Build-up

Ukraine urges Putin summit, ceasefire after Russia build-up

Chechen President Ramzan Kadyrov is accused of widespread rights abuses

Germany Probes Russian Over Plot To Murder Chechen Dissident

Germany probes Russian over plot to murder Chechen dissident

The highway project connects the city of Bar on Montenegroâs Adriatic coast to landlocked neighbour Serbia

Montenegro Tries To Cool EU Row Over $1 Billion China Road

Montenegro tries to cool EU row over $1 billion China road

The coronavirus pandemic has forced hasty revisions to the long-rehearsed plans for the Duke of Edinburgh's funeral, with government guidelines limiting guests to just 30

Fine Tuning For Prince Philip's Funeral

Fine tuning for Prince Philip's funeral

Nicolas Hieronimus has worked for L'Oreal since 1987

Keen Cyclist To Steer L'Oreal Through 2020s Transition

Keen cyclist to steer L'Oreal through 2020s transition

Italy was the latest country to send Russian envoys packing earlier this month

Europe On Alert As Russia Steps Up Aggressive Spying

Europe on alert as Russia steps up aggressive spying

Greensill is turning into the worst Westminster scandal since 2009

Greensill: What's What In Scandal Rocking UK Politics

Greensill: what's what in scandal rocking UK politics

Media tycoon Jimmy Lai has been convicted over his activism for the first time, given a 12-month sentence

Jimmy Lai: The Hong Kong Media Tycoon That China Loathes

Jimmy Lai: the Hong Kong media tycoon that China loathes

China's economy grew at a record 18.3% in the first quarter, data showed, in a major rebound following a historic contraction caused by the pandemic

China GDP Grows Record 18.3% In First Quarter In Virus Rebound

China GDP grows record 18.3% in first quarter in virus rebound

Graphic showing major ethnic armed groups in Myanmar.

Rebel Groups See Opportunity In Post-coup Myanmar

Rebel groups see opportunity in post-coup Myanmar

Sanjeev Gardiner (R) and his son Seshaan have made a museum around the 1935 Standard Nine car that once belonged to Prince Philip

Prince Philip's Car Becomes Sri Lankan Royal Artefact

Prince Philip's car becomes Sri Lankan royal artefact

Activists and locals fear the expanding coal trade could devastate Goa's status as a hotspot of biodiversity

Young, Female And Fighting For India's Forests

Young, female and fighting for India's forests

Pep Guardiola (right) and Thomas Tuchel were previously rivals in Germany

Chelsea Seek To Derail Man City Quadruple Bid As Fans Return

Chelsea seek to derail Man City quadruple bid as fans return

US President Joe Biden imposed sanctions on President Vladimir Putin's Russia

US Imposes Sanctions On Moscow, Expels Russian Diplomats

Biden's broadside against Russia came the same week as he offered to meet President Vladimir Putin for their first summit.

Brazilian former president Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva, shown in this March 10, 2021 photo, will be able to run for a new presidential term

Brazil High Court Confirms Annulment Of Lula Graft Convictions

Brazil high court confirms annulment of Lula graft convictions

Chen Si has wandered the Nanjing Bridge every weekend for 18 years to talk to those thinking of taking their own lives

The Nanjing 'Angel' Helping China's Desperate Back From The Brink

The Nanjing 'angel' helping China's desperate back from the brink

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has ambitions for the former Soviet state to join the NATO alliance

Ukraine-Russian Tensions On Menu At Paris Talks

Ukraine-Russian tensions on menu at Paris talks

In Canada, Psychedelics Re-emerge In Treatment Of Depression

In Canada, psychedelics re-emerge in treatment of depression

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

Chauvin Decides Not To Testify At George Floyd Murder Trial

Chauvin decides not to testify at George Floyd murder trial

Neymar's current contract expires in 2022 but PSG are hoping he will agree to extend his stay in the French capital

PSG Wait For 'Happier' Neymar To Sign Contract Extension

PSG wait for 'happier' Neymar to sign contract extension

Roses from the Saudi city of Taif are harvested for oil to clean the sacred Kaaba in Mecca

Saudi Arabia's City Of Roses Blooms In Ramadan

Saudi Arabia's city of roses blooms in Ramadan

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

No Castros In Charge: Leadership Change In Cuba

No Castros in charge: leadership change in Cuba

The picture of William and Harry walking behind their mother's coffin was the most poignant image of Princess Diana's funeral

William And Harry Won't Be Shoulder-to-shoulder At Prince Philip Funeral

William and Harry won't be shoulder-to-shoulder at Prince Philip funeral

US troops, pictured in Helmand province in 2009, will be out of Afghanistan by September 11, 2021

How Quitting Afghanistan Presents Fresh Challenges For US

How quitting Afghanistan presents fresh challenges for US

Ever-younger coronavirus patients are being admitted to ICU

Argentina ICU Staff Bracing For Next Wave Of Covid-19 Admissions

Argentina ICU staff bracing for next wave of Covid-19 admissions

Ukrainian servicemen keep watch at a position on the frontline with Russia-backed separatists near Gorlivka, Donetsk region

Ukraine Condemns Russia's 'Open' Threats Ahead Of France, Germany Talks

Ukraine condemns Russia's 'open' threats ahead of France, Germany talks

The first round of the negotiations to save the Iran nuclear deal at the beginning of the month were positive, but new tensions have risen since

Iran Nuclear Talks 'Positive' Despite Enrichment, Sabotage

Iran nuclear talks 'positive' despite enrichment, sabotage

Shoppers patronized businesses they had been wary of earlier in the pandemic, sending US retail sales soaring in March

Early Signs Of US Rebound Arrive As Sales Soar, Aid Claims Drop

Early signs of US rebound arrive as sales soar, aid claims drop

Wealthy countries have bought up way more doses than are necessary to protect their main priority groups

World Seeking Shot In The Arm For Vaccine Production

World seeking shot in the arm for vaccine production

Israel-operated cargo ship the MV Helios Ray was hit by explosions at sea on February 25 which blast in the Gulf of Oman left two holes in its side

High Seas The New Front In Iran-Israel Shadow War

High seas the new front in Iran-Israel shadow war

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