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Pens used to hold camels on the crest of a hill at the International Livestock Research Institute (ILRI) ranch

With Giant Swabs And Grumpy Camels, Kenya Hunts For Next Deadly Virus

With giant swabs and grumpy camels, Kenya hunts for next deadly virus

Damage after a blast in March in Kabul, where citizens have for years paid a disproportionate price in Afghanistan's conflict

Biden Says 'Time To End' US War In Afghanistan With Total Pullout

Biden says 'time to end' US war in Afghanistan with total pullout

Thursday's education day, the first since the security law's imposition last June, saw activities held across the city that burnished the security forces

Hong Kong Marks 'National Security Day' With Goose-steps And Mascots

Hong Kong marks 'national security day' with goose-steps and mascots

German Christian Democratic Union (CDU) Party Chairman Armin Laschet, one of two candidates vying to replace Chancellor Angela Merkel

Meet The Two Men In Tug-of-war For Merkel Mantle

Meet the two men in tug-of-war for Merkel mantle

The founders of Baynana, the first refugee-led digital magazine in Spain

Syria Reporters Start Spain's First Refugee-led News Site

Syria reporters start Spain's first refugee-led news site

Japan's Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga (R) will be hoping to renew the all-important alliance with Washington

Japan PM Heads To Washington With China Topping Agenda

Japan PM heads to Washington with China topping agenda

Unpredictable rainfall, rising temperatures and frequent dust storms have made it harder for salt farmers in India to eke out a living

India's Desert Salt Farmers Feel The Heat From Climate Change

India's desert salt farmers feel the heat from climate change

Lijjat Papad now employs 45,000 women across India, offering them a job for life as "co-owners" of the enterprise making wafer-thin snacks known as papads

Crunch Time: Indian Snack Spins Feminist Success Story

Crunch time: Indian snack spins feminist success story

Despite calls for sweeping reforms in 1991, a spate of recent fatalities and soaring rates of Aboriginal incarceration have highlighted failures to act

Anniversary Highlights Aboriginal Deaths In Custody Crisis

Anniversary highlights Aboriginal deaths in custody crisis

Substantial work is underway to restore the Libyan capital's old city to something like its former glory

Libyan Capital's Neglected Old City Gets Facelift

Libyan capital's neglected Old City gets facelift

A memorial to George Floyd outside the store where he died on May 25, 2020

Manslaughter Charge For Minnesota Cop Who Shot Black 20-year-old

Manslaughter charge for Minnesota cop who shot Black 20-year-old

A woman gets a Covid test in Mumbai, India

EU To Get 50 Million Pfizer Doses Early As US Prolongs J&J Pause

EU to get 50 million Pfizer doses early as US prolongs J&J pause

The arrival of the first cryptocurrency exchange on the Nasdaq, Coinbase, is a sign of the frenzy over bitcoin and other virtual currencies

Coinbase Wows In Nasdaq Debut Amid Cryptocurrency Frenzy

Coinbase wows in Nasdaq debut amid cryptocurrency frenzy

There are an estimated 229 million cases of malaria worldwide, according to the World Health Organisation

Drug-resistant Malaria Gaining Foothold In Africa: Study

Drug-resistant malaria gaining foothold in Africa: study

Misfiring Mo: Mohamed Salah failed to add to his 28 goals this season

Klopp Rues Reds' Wasteful Finishing As Madrid Roll Into Champions League Semis

Klopp rues Reds' wasteful finishing as Madrid roll into Champions League semis

Biden offered to hold the summit on neutral ground during a call with Putin on Tuesday, as tensions between Russia and the West spiked over Ukraine

Biden Summit Offer Hailed In Moscow As Win For Putin

Biden summit offer hailed in Moscow as win for Putin

JPMorgan Chase's results were bolstered by reserve releases and a strong performance in investment banking

US Banks Ride A Strengthening Economy To Blowout Q1 Profits

US banks ride a strengthening economy to blowout Q1 profits

The IMF urged European governments to continue to provide financial support to ensure their economies recover from the pandemic crisis

Europe Needs More Short-term Aid To Counter Continued Covid Risks: IMF

Europe needs more short-term aid to counter continued Covid risks: IMF

The Ponzi scheme of Bernie Madoff, pictured in 2009, was revealed during the 2008 financial crisis and resulted in many investors losing their savings

Ponzi Schemer Bernie Madoff Dead In US Prison

Madoff had been suffering from chronic kidney failure and prison chiefs had denied his request last year to be allowed to go home to die.

Mexico's Televisa said that it would receive $4.8 billion in return for contributing its content assets in a tie-up with Univision of the United States

Spanish-language TV Giants Team Up To Take On Netflix

Spanish-language TV giants team up to take on Netflix

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

Defense Medical Expert Says Floyd Cause Of Death 'Undetermined'

Defense medical expert says Floyd cause of death 'undetermined'

Writer Ahmet Altan waw arrested shortly after the 2016 coup attempt as part of a media purge

Turkey Frees Journalist Altan After European Rights Court Ruling

Turkey frees journalist Altan after European rights court ruling

Nigerian army has been battling a jihadist insurgency in the northeast for more than a decade

Hundreds Fleeing Jihadist Attacks On Nigerian Town

Hundreds fleeing jihadist attacks on Nigerian town

Map of Niger locating Niamey where the blaze occurred

Niger Mourns Death Of 20 Children In School Blaze

Niger mourns death of 20 children in school blaze

A street in Port-au-Prince, where anger has grown in recent weeks at the violence and unrest in Haiti

Haiti Government Resigns Faced With Spike In Kidnappings

Haiti government resigns faced with spike in kidnappings

British diabetics are worried about the effect that a no-deal Brexit might have on supplies of insulin

WHO Push To Tackle Rampant Rise Of Diabetes

WHO push to tackle rampant rise of diabetes

Kountche built his first drone in 2009, without really wanting to make any money from it

African Businessman Turns Dreams Into Drones In Niger

African businessman turns dreams into drones in Niger

Pressure has mounted on ex-premier David Cameron as the government announced an inquiry into lobbying of ministers prior to Greensill's collapse

Sleaze Scandal Infects UK Politics Amid Covid Spending Spree

Sleaze scandal infects UK politics amid Covid spending spree

Paris Saint-Germain duo Marco Verratti and Neymar celebrate after beating holders Bayern Munich to reach the Champions League semi-finals

PSG And Chelsea Wait To Discover Champions League Semi-final Opponents

PSG and Chelsea wait to discover Champions League semi-final opponents

The tone from Tokyo 2020 organisers and Olympic officials is still one of confidence

Virus Surges Fuel Fears 100 Days Before Tokyo Olympics

Virus surges fuel fears 100 days before Tokyo Olympics

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