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Tehran said in February that all the crew except the captain would be allowed to leave the country as a humanitarian gesture, but most of them remained on board to maintain the ship

Iran Releases Seized South Korean Tanker

Iran releases seized South Korean tanker

Gibraltar has become one of the first places in the world to vaccinate the bulk of its adult population against Covid-19, allowing life to almost return to normal

Gibraltar Unlocks After Mass Vaccinations

Gibraltar unlocks after mass vaccinations

Ngoc was ridiculed when she started out as a tattoo artist in Hanoi less than a decade ago -- with many assuming she did not go into the industry out of choice

Scar Tissue: Vietnamese Women Find Healing With Tattoos

Scar tissue: Vietnamese women find healing with tattoos

Djibouti is seeking to become a trade and logistics hub and in 2018 launched the first phase of what will be Africa's biggest free-trade zone

Polls Open In Djibouti As Veteran Ruler Guelleh Seeks Fifth Term

Polls open in Djibouti as veteran ruler Guelleh seeks fifth term

A new name will be inscribed on the Grand National winners trophy on Saturday in succession to two-time winner Tiger Roll and usually the great race throws up a victor with a fine back story

The Grand National -- Where Fairytales Come True

The Grand National -- where fairytales come true

Dmitry Rogozin has struggled to return Moscow's space programme to the glory days of 1961 when the Soviet Union launched the first man -- Yuri Gagarin -- into space

The Fiery Chief Of Russia's Troubled Space Programme

The fiery chief of Russia's troubled space programme

Videographic illustrating the International Space Station. Russian cosmonauts, NASA astronaut blast off to ISS. VIDEOGRAPHIC

Soyuz Crew To Blast Off And Mark 60 Years Of Spaceflight

Soyuz crew to blast off and mark 60 years of spaceflight

A week of unrest in Northern Ireland showed no sign of letting up Thursday night

Belfast In Turmoil As Brexit Stokes Tensions In Northern Ireland

Belfast in turmoil as Brexit stokes tensions in Northern Ireland

Isolation facilities are being expanded in an effort to ease the burden on hospitals and stop the virus spreading in crowded households

'Full Capacity Everywhere': Manila Hospitals Struggle As Virus Surges

'Full capacity everywhere': Manila hospitals struggle as virus surges

Hussein, a young Iraqi activist born in 2000, never experienced the brutality of Saddam Hussein's regime

Iraqi Youth See Little Hope 18 Years After Saddam's Fall

Iraqi youth see little hope 18 years after Saddam's fall

Ecuador's presidential candidates Andres Arauz (left) and Guillermo Lasso are neck and neck in opinion polls

Ex-president Casts Shadow Over Tight Ecuador Election

Ex-president casts shadow over tight Ecuador election

Brazilian pilot Antonio Sena speaks to AFP at his home in Brasilia, Brazil, on April 7, 2021

Brazilian Pilot Survives 38 Days In Amazon After Crash

Brazilian pilot survives 38 days in Amazon after crash

Djibouti

Five Things To Know About Djibouti

Five things to know about Djibouti

Main candidates in Peru's April 11 presidential election

Peru Votes As Covid-19 Body Count Mounts

Peru votes as Covid-19 body count mounts

US President Joe Biden will address gun violence

Biden Attempts To Tackle US Gun Violence 'Epidemic'

Biden attempts to tackle US gun violence 'epidemic'

Erdogan and Michel quickly seated themselves while von der Leyen -- whose diplomatic rank is the same as that of the two men -- was left standing

Turkey, EU Blame Each Other In 'Sofagate' Row

Turkey, EU blame each other in 'sofagate' row

Protecting the vines from sub-zero temperatures

French Wine Growers Light Fires As Frost Threatens Harvest

French wine growers light fires as frost threatens harvest

So-called endemic species -- plants and animals found only in certain zones -- will be hit hardest in a warming world

Biodiversity 'Hot Spots' Devastated In Warming World

Biodiversity 'hot spots' devastated in warming world

England's Justin Rose, left, bumps fists with caddie David Clark after firing a seven-under par 65 in Thursday's opening round of the Masters

Rose Fires Stunning 65 At Fiery Augusta To Lead Masters By Four

Rose fires stunning 65 at fiery Augusta to lead Masters by four

A demonstrator holds a sign with a picture of George Floyd during a protest outside the Hennepin County Government Center in Minneapolis, Minnesota, where former police officer Derek Chauvin is on trial

George Floyd Died From 'Low Level Of Oxygen': Doctor

George Floyd died from 'low level of oxygen': doctor

This photo from the University of Zurich shows skulls of early homo from Dmanisi, Georgia (specimen D4500, L) and Sangiran, Indonesia (specimen S17, R)

Mind Blown: Modern Brains Evolved Much More Recently Than Thought

Mind blown: Modern brains evolved much more recently than thought

A masked President Zelensky greets an army officer in the eastern town of Zolote

US 'Increasingly Concerned' Over Russian Troop Build Up At Ukraine Border

US 'increasingly concerned' over Russian troop build up at Ukraine border

Talon has been accused of cracking down on opponents

One Killed In Benin After Army Clears Protesters

One killed in Benin after army clears protesters

An activist dressed as Argentina's Evita Peron takes part in a rally calling for debt reform during the virtual Spring Meetings of the World Bank and International Monetary Fund

IMF Warns More Funding Needed To Safeguard Global Economy

IMF warns more funding needed to safeguard global economy

The European Medicines Agency says blood clots should be listed as a "very rare" side effect of the AstraZeneca vaccine

New AZ Setbacks As Countries Scramble For Vaccines

New AZ setbacks as countries scramble for vaccines

Germany's comparatively slow vaccine rollout has become a touchy subject as it grapples with a fierce third wave of the pandemic

Germany Talks To Russia About Buying Sputnik Jabs

Germany talks to Russia about buying Sputnik jabs

Muhammad Abu Jazar, 34, shows his daughter Maisam, 12, a picture of his children who were killed during the 2014 Gaza war

Israel Refuses To Work With ICC On War Crimes Probe, Says 'No Authority'

Israel refuses to work with ICC on war crimes probe, says 'no authority'

The first Covax shipment landed in Ghana on February 24

Covax Backs AstraZeneca As Vaccines Reach 100 Territories

Covax backs AstraZeneca as vaccines reach 100 territories

Torrential rains from Tropical Cyclone Seroja, one of the most destructive storms to hit the region in years, turned small communitiesÂ into wastelands of mud

Aid Flows Into Cyclone-struck Indonesia As Death Toll Rises

Aid flows into cyclone-struck Indonesia as death toll rises

UNRWA workers clean a street at Rafah refugee camp in the Gaza Strip

After Bitter Trump Years, Palestinians 'Thank America' Again

After bitter Trump years, Palestinians 'thank America' again

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