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Five people were killed Friday during clashes between police and activists of the Hifazat-e Islam group protesting against Indian Prime minister Narendra Modi's visit to Bangladesh

Five Shot Dead In New Deadly Clashes In Bangladesh

Five shot dead in new deadly clashes in Bangladesh

A health worker collects a swab sample from a resident to perform a COVID-19 test

European Countries Tighten Virus Curbs, France 'Critical'

European countries tighten virus curbs, France 'critical'

Egypt has been plagued with fatal train accidents in recent years that have been widely blamed on crumbling infrastructure and poor maintenance

Egypt Buries Train Crash Dead, Toll Revised To 19

Egypt buries train crash dead, toll revised to 19

Previous lockdowns have inflicted severe pain on the Philippine economy

Philippines Orders 24 Million In And Around Manila Into Virus Lockdown

Philippines orders 24 million in and around Manila into virus lockdown

The election in West Bengal is the most important with the BJP pushing hard to win power

One Dead, Bombs Thrown As Restive Indian State Votes

One dead, bombs thrown as restive Indian state votes

Undocumented migrants cross the Rio Grande river from the Mexican border city of Ciudad Juarez to El Paso, Texas

On US-Mexico Border, A Revolving Door For Many Migrants

On US-Mexico border, a revolving door for many migrants

Rescuers gather around the overturned wreckage of two passenger trains that collided in the Tahta district of southern Egypt, killing at least 32 people

Egypt Train Collision Kills 32

Egypt train collision kills 32

Pandemic Fuels Travel Boom -- In Virtual Reality

Pandemic fuels travel boom -- in virtual reality

A soldier checks a pedestrian at a checkpoint in the Chilean capital Santiago as the country imposes a Covid-19 lockdown -- despite encouraging vaccination rates

Vaccine Leader Chile Wrestles With Rising Covid Infection Rate

Vaccine leader Chile wrestles with rising Covid infection rate

WeWork is back with a public share listing, two years after the high-flying office-sharing firm went into a tailspin that led to the cancelling of a planned share offering

WeWork To Go Public With $9 Bn Valuation

WeWork to go public with $9 bn valuation

Bernie Sanders Joins Union Drive As Clashes With Amazon Intensify

Bernie Sanders joins union drive as clashes with Amazon intensify

Wayne Pivac has already won New Zealand's provincial championship and the Pro 12

Former Policeman Pivac Back On Right Beat With Wales Turnaround

Former policeman Pivac back on right beat with Wales turnaround

Now banned: Megan Dominy and her two children hand out bottles of water to people waiting in line to vote in the city of Smyrna, Georgia during the 2020 US election

US Republican Effort To Tighten Voting Rules Sparks Outcry

US Republican effort to tighten voting rules sparks outcry

Biden Has Invited Putin, Xi To Virtual Climate Summit

Biden has invited Putin, Xi to virtual climate summit

A nurse prepares shots of the CoronaVac vaccine developed by China's Sinovac lab in Bogota

Global Jabs Pass Half A Billion As WHO Seeks Vaccines For Poor Nations

Global jabs pass half a billion as WHO seeks vaccines for poor nations

At least one million Uyghurs and people from other mostly Muslim groups have been held in camps in Xinjiang, rights groups say

US, UK Denounce China Retaliation Over Xinjiang As Western Rift Widens

US, UK denounce China retaliation over Xinjiang as Western rift widens

Skulls of Rwandan genocide victims are on display at a memorial in Kigali

'Blind' France Bears Responsibility In Rwanda Genocide, Report Says

'Blind' France bears responsibility in Rwanda genocide, report says

Abiy sent troops into Tigray in November after blaming the region's once-dominant ruling party, the Tigray People's Liberation Front (TPLF), for attacks on army camps

Ethiopia PM Says Eritrea To Withdraw Troops From Tigray

Ethiopia PM says Eritrea to withdraw troops from Tigray

France Steps Up Travel Controls As Virus Cases Soar

France steps up travel controls as virus cases soar

China sanctioned a top British law firm in a surprise move

China's Corporate Loyalty Drive Ensnares International Lawyers

China's corporate loyalty drive ensnares international lawyers

Activists from Islamist groups clash with police as they protest against the visit of Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi in Dhaka

Five Shot Dead In Violent Bangladesh Demos Against Modi Visit

Five shot dead in violent Bangladesh demos against Modi visit

Scotland's former leader Alex Salmond has clashed with his successor over her handling of sexual harassment claims against him

Scotland's Former Leader Alex Salmond Launches New Party

Scotland's former leader Alex Salmond launches new party

Rollout of jabs is chronically unequal, with the United States accounting for more than a quarter of the global total and poorer nations lagging far behind

Global Jabs Pass 500 Million As Europe Vaccine Feuds Deepen

Global jabs pass 500 million as Europe vaccine feuds deepen

Demonstrators held banners reading "For Hrant, For Justice" in front of the Istanbul court

Turkish Ex-police Chiefs Jailed For Journalist Murder

Turkish ex-police chiefs jailed for journalist murder

Merkel's conservative alliance is now polling at just 27 percent, according to a survey published by broadcaster ZDF

Berlin Toughens MP Rules As Graft Scandal Sees Merkel Party Slump

Berlin toughens MP rules as graft scandal sees Merkel party slump

Compared with much of the rest of Europe, the Covid-19 atmosphere in Spain feels like a fiesta

Madrid: Haven For Fun-starved Europeans But Locals Can't Leave

Madrid: Haven for fun-starved Europeans but locals can't leave

The French foreign minister said the UK was under pressure because it lacked doses for second vaccine shots

Vaccine Row Escalates As France Accuses UK Of 'Blackmail'

Vaccine row escalates as France accuses UK of 'blackmail'

Volkswagen said it would demand compensation from Martin Winterkorn, ex-chief executive of the group, as well as Rupert Stadler, former head of its Audi division, for "breach of duty" in connection with "dieselgate".

VW Seeks Damages From Ex-CEOs Over Dieselgate Scandal

VW seeks damages from ex-CEOs over dieselgate scandal

Avocado patrol: Private security guards keep an eye on an orchard where 'green gold' is ripe for plucking

'Green Gold': Avocado Craze Drives Crop Theft In S.Africa

'Green gold': Avocado craze drives crop theft in S.Africa

Map of Ethiopia locating Tigray region

Two Refugee Camps In Ethiopia's Tigray 'Completely Destroyed': UN

Two refugee camps in Ethiopia's Tigray 'completely destroyed': UN

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