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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

Police block a street near the US Capitol on April 2, 2021, after a vehicle drove into US Capitol police officers in Washington, DC

Officer Killed In US Capitol Car-ramming Attack

Officer killed in US Capitol car-ramming attack

Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif said the meeting would take place on Tuesday

US, Iran To Start Indirect Talks To Salvage Nuclear Deal

US, Iran to start indirect talks to salvage nuclear deal

Ukraine has been battling pro-Russian separatists in the eastern Donetsk and Lugansk regions since 2014

Biden Pledges 'Unwavering Support' For Ukraine After Russian Buildup

Joe Biden affirmed his "unwavering support" for Ukraine in a call to President Volodymyr Zelensky after Kiev accused Moscow of building up military forces on its border.

Mohamed Bazoum's inauguration will mark the first-ever transition between elected presidents in Niger's six decades of independence from France

New Niger President Lashes Out At Jihadist 'War Crimes'

New Niger president lashes out at jihadist 'war crimes'

Nearly a third of the US jobs gained in March were in the hard hit leisure & hospitality sector, mostly in bars and restaurants

Biden Hails US Pandemic Recovery As Employment Surges

Biden hails US pandemic recovery as employment surges

Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte could now face difficulty in building a new government as other parties say they have lost trust in him

Dutch PM Rutte Under Pressure Despite Surviving Vote

Dutch PM Rutte under pressure despite surviving vote

Map of Taiwan, locating deadly train derailment on Friday.

At Least 50 Dead As Taiwan Train Derails In Tunnel

At least 50 dead as Taiwan train derails in tunnel

Litter in Lagos gets whisked away by the rains and waterways and ends up forming piles of trash on the beaches

Operation Cleanup On Plastic-polluted Lagos Beach

Operation Cleanup on plastic-polluted Lagos beach

Hundreds of faithful, led by religious leaders bearing a cross, wound towards the church along the Via Dolorosa (Path of Sorrow) that snakes through the Old City.

Christians Mark Good Friday In Jerusalem Inching Towards Normalcy

Christians mark Good Friday in Jerusalem inching towards normalcy

Coal-fired power plants like the Bobov Dol Thermal Power Plant provide 60 percent of Bulgaria's electricity

In Coal-addicted Bulgaria, EU Climate Goal Faces Hurdles

In coal-addicted Bulgaria, EU climate goal faces hurdles

Karen rights groups have accused Thailand of forcing the refugees to go back to Myanmar -- something the Thai authorities strongly deny

Fresh Myanmar Conflict Keeps Thai Village On Edge

Fresh Myanmar conflict keeps Thai village on edge

Han Min-hong successfully tested his self-driving car in 1993 -- a decade before Elon Musk even founded Tesla

The Road Not Taken: South Korea's Self-driving Professor

The road not taken: South Korea's self-driving professor

Libyans look at a poster depicting members of the family that commanded a militia that traumatised Tarhuna town

Shadow Of Murderous Brothers Hangs Over Libyan Town

Shadow of murderous brothers hangs over Libyan town

Tunisian-French rapper Swagg Man, known for Louis Vuitton logos tattooed on his shaved head, during a television interview in Tunis

Swagg Man, Conman Posing As Millionaire Rapper

Swagg Man, conman posing as millionaire rapper

Ukraine has been locked in a conflict with Russian-backed separatists since 2014

Ukraine Says Russia Massing Troops On Border, US Warns Moscow

Ukraine says Russia massing troops on border, US warns Moscow

Dutch PM Mark Rutte has survived a series of scandals in the past, earning him the nickname of the 'Teflon Premier', after the non-stick frying pan coating

Dutch PM Rutte Clings On After Political Battle

Dutch PM Rutte clings on after political battle

Syrians suspected of being infected with Covid-19 receive treatment at Mouwasat hospital in Damascus

Covid Overwhelms ICUs In Syrian Capital

Covid overwhelms ICUs in Syrian capital

New frontier: Lewis Hamilton and Jenson Button

Hamilton And Button On Board As Green Machines Go To Extremes

Hamilton and Button on board as green machines go to extremes

Cereal crops were the worst affected

Europe's Heat And Drought Crop Losses Tripled In 50 Years: Study

Europe's heat and drought crop losses tripled in 50 years: study

A mural and memorial to George Floyd at the Minneapolis intersection where he died

Paramedic Says Floyd Was 'Deceased' When He Arrived

Paramedic says Floyd was 'deceased' when he arrived

Canadian government lawyers reject defense claims that the United States reached beyond its jurisdiction in charging Huawei executive Meng Wanzhou for alleged crimes in China

Jurisdiction In Huawei Exec's Case For US Judge To Decide: Canada

Jurisdiction in Huawei exec's case for US judge to decide: Canada

Electric energy generating wind turbines are seen on a wind farm in the San Gorgonio Pass area in Palm Springs

How Biden's Infrastructure Plan Addresses The Climate Crisis

How Biden's infrastructure plan addresses the climate crisis

GM reported higher US sales in the first quarter, but inventories dwindled amid the industrywide semiconductor shortage

Automakers Report Higher US Sales, But Chip Shortage Clouds Outlook

Automakers report higher US sales, but chip shortage clouds outlook

Organisers claimed 1.7 million people turned out for the rally

Veteran Hong Kong Activists Convicted Over Huge Democracy Rally

Veteran Hong Kong activists convicted over huge democracy rally

Jihadist group Ansar Eddine took pickaxes to 14 of Timbuktu's famous mausoleums of Muslim saints

In Mali, ICC Prosecutor Savours Ruling To Punish Timbuktu Destruction

In Mali, ICC prosecutor savours ruling to punish Timbuktu destruction

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