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Turkey's President Recep Tayyip Erdogan gestures as he joins a video conference call with the EU Commission and EU Council presidents on March 19

EU Heads Seek 'New Chapter' With Erdogan On Turkey Visit

EU heads seek 'new chapter' with Erdogan on Turkey visit

The European Medicines Agency says the benefits of being vaccinated outweigh any potential and as yet unproven risks from the AstraZeneca jab

Questions About AstraZeneca Jab Linger

Questions about AstraZeneca jab linger

Southampton midfielder Nathan Redmond (L)

Man Utd Bounce Back To Beat Brighton, Spurs Held By Newcastle

Man Utd bounce back to beat Brighton, Spurs held by Newcastle

Three-time premier Boyko Borisov has refused all media contact

Bulgarian PM's Party Set To Top Vote But Protest Parties Surge

Bulgarian PM's party set to top vote but protest parties surge

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis conducting a helicopter tour of the area affected by a leaking reservoir that threatens to spill millions of gallons of contaminated wastewater

Florida Homes Evacuated As Wastewater Leak Risks 'Catastrophic' Flood

Florida homes evacuated as wastewater leak risks 'catastrophic' flood

Air France already received billions in state aid and needs more as the outlook remains bleak

France Claims EU Green Light For More Air France Aid

France claims EU green light for more Air France aid

The Bosphorus Strait runs through Istanbul

Turkey Condemns Admirals' Warning Over Bosphorus Treaty

Turkey condemns admirals' warning over Bosphorus treaty

Republican Senator Roy Blunt said he had reached out to the White House over the infrastructure plan

Republicans Dangle 'Easy' Win For Trimmed Biden Plan

Republicans dangle 'easy' win for trimmed Biden plan

At least 50 people were killed and more than 200 were injured in Friday's crash

Truck Driver Makes Tearful Apology Over Taiwan Rail Crash

Truck driver makes tearful apology over Taiwan rail crash

Tapie rose from humble beginnings to wealth and controversy

French Tycoon Tapie Tied Up And Beaten In Burglary

French tycoon Tapie tied up and beaten in burglary

India is battling a new surge, expanding its vaccination programme on Thursday to the 45-60 age group

Millions Mark Easter Under Virus Curbs As Pope Urges Jabs For Poor

Millions mark Easter under virus curbs as Pope urges jabs for poor

The Bosphorus Strait runs through Istanbul

Turkey Slams Admirals' Warning Over Bosphorus Treaty

Turkey slams admirals' warning over Bosphorus treaty

People who fled after the attack in Palma gather at a sports centre in Pemba

Mozambique Attack Survivors Haunted By Sight Of Dead Bodies

Mozambique attack survivors haunted by sight of dead bodies

Security has been stepped up at churches across Sri Lanka ahead of Easter Sunday services

Sri Lanka Christians Honour Easter Victims, Issue Fresh Warning

Sri Lanka Christians honour Easter victims, issue fresh warning

Brazil recorded a staggering 66,573 Covid deaths in March, with hospitals overwhelmed and doctors forced to make agonising decisions over whom to give life-saving care

Millions Mark Easter Under Coronavirus Curbs

Millions mark Easter under coronavirus curbs

Three-time premier Boyko Borisov has refused all media contact, broadcasting on social media his campaign trail visits under the slogan "Work, work, work!"

Bulgarian PM Seeking Fourth Term In Covid-hit Vote

Bulgarian PM seeking fourth term in Covid-hit vote

After months of lacking doses, the French government is promising a major rollout this month and an increase in the rate of jabbing

Paris Medics Fear Worst Of Covid Wave Still To Come

Paris medics fear worst of Covid wave still to come

Tens of thousands in Myanmar have gone on strike since the February 1 coup, hoping that blocking the economy will force the hand of the generals

'Silent Revolution': Myanmar Workers Strike To Force Junta's Hand

'Silent revolution': Myanmar workers strike to force junta's hand

China's Lianyungang Port is one of many sites racing to keep ahead of the global shipping gridlock created by the pandemic

Logjam Deepens At The World's Ports As Pandemic Strikes Shipping

The global shipping network that keeps food, energy and consumer goods circulating -- and the world economy afloat -- is facing its biggest stress test in memory.

With jabs in abundance, last week Serbia took the highly unusual step of offering foreign citizens the chance to apply to have the shot. Migrants have also been offered the vaccine

Vaccine Tourists Welcome As Serbians Say 'No Thanks' To Jabs

Vaccine tourists welcome as Serbians say 'no thanks' to jabs

Geraint Bungay, CEO of Boss Bunny Games, speaks during an interview with AFP at his company's premises in Dubai

UAE Gamers Want In On Multi-Billion-Dollar Industry

Indian ex-pat Saad Khan said he realized there was a "huge opportunity" in promoting eSports in the region four years ago, when he saw people crowding into rapidly sprouting cyber cafes in Dubai, one of the UAE's seven emirates.

Independent fisherman Lars Heilmann's main hope from the elections is larger fishing quotas

Arctic Mining Takes Centre Stage In Greenland Election

Arctic mining takes centre stage in Greenland election

A flood of liquidity in the wake of accommodative monetary policy is changing Wall Street

More Liquidity Means More Instability On Wall Street

More liquidity means more instability on Wall Street

China is on an elaborate PR offensive to rebrand the northwestern region of Xinjiang where US says "genocide" has been inflicted on the Uyghurs and other Muslim minorities. Photo exhibition on Xinjiang by China Photographers Association

Xinjiang The Musical Sings To Beijing's Tune Of Ethnic Unity

Xinjiang the musical sings to Beijing's tune of ethnic unity

Torino defender Mergim Vojvoda (C) comforts Juventus' Cristiano Ronaldo after a 2-2 stalemate.

Lukaku Pulls Inter Eight Points Clear As Juve, Milan Held

Lukaku pulls Inter eight points clear as Juve, Milan held

The mummified remains of Pharaoh Seqenenre Taa II, "the Brave", who reigned over southern Egypt some 1,600 years before Christ, are the oldest of the 22 mummies being paraded through the streets of Cairo

'Golden Parade' Carries Pharaohs To New Home In Egyptian Capital

'Golden Parade' carries pharaohs to new home in Egyptian capital

The train was packed with hundreds of people when it crashed

Taiwan Mourns After Deadliest Train Disaster In Decades

Taiwan mourns after deadliest train disaster in decades

The Shed in Manhattan is hosting a concert for the first time since performance venues closed in March 2020 due to the pandemic

The Show Finally Goes On: New York's Pandemic-shut Theaters Reopen, Slowly

The show finally goes on: New York's pandemic-shut theaters reopen, slowly

Passengers gave harrowing testimony of making their way out of the train, half of which was lodged inside the narrow tunnel

Taiwan Train Crash Survivors Recount Horror And Loss

Taiwan train crash survivors recount horror and loss

Under Donald Trump, the United States imposed sanctions on the ICC's outgoing prosecutor, Fatou Bensouda, after she launched a war crimes investigation targeting US military personnel in Afghanistan

US Lifts Trump Sanctions On Hague Prosecutor, Seeking Cooperation

US lifts Trump sanctions on Hague prosecutor, seeking cooperation

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