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While much of Taiwan's pineapple crop is consumed at home, 90 percent of its overseas shipments head for sale in the vast Chinese market

China Ban Sours Taiwan's 'Freedom Pineapple' Harvest

China ban sours Taiwan's 'freedom pineapple' harvest

Brazil's Covid-19 death toll passed 300,000 on Wednesday, the second-highest number of fatalities in the world

EU Warns Will Block Jab Exports, Biden Doubles Goal

EU warns will block jab exports, Biden doubles goal

Japanese Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga said the latest North Korean launches threatened peace and security

Biden Warns North Korea Against Escalation After Missile Launch

Biden warns North Korea against escalation after missile launch

Tactics businesses have employed to get workers vaccinated against Covid-19 include offering bonuses, paid time off and even setting up vaccination sites at work

US Workers Enticed With Bonuses, Time Off To Get Covid-19 Vaccine

US workers enticed with bonuses, time off to get Covid-19 vaccine

Hundreds of former patients sued the University of Southern California for failing to adequately respond to allegations against campus gynecologist George Tyndall

US University To Pay Over $1 Bn In Gynecologist Sex Abuse Settlement

US university to pay over $1 bn in gynecologist sex abuse settlement

EU Eyes Cooperation With Turkey If 'De-escalation Sustained'

EU eyes cooperation with Turkey if 'de-escalation sustained'

This handout image made available by the Brain Institute of the Federal University of Rio Grande do Norte, Brazil, shows an octopus in active sleep

Do Octopuses Have Dreams? Tiny Ones, Probably

Do octopuses have dreams? Tiny ones, probably

US President Joe Biden at the first news conference of his presidency

Trump To Biden, A Contrast In Styles In Debut Press Conferences

Trump to Biden, a contrast in styles in debut press conferences

Missiles similar to those tested are displayed during a January 2021 military parade marking the 8th Congress of the Workers' Party of Korea in Pyongyang

N. Korea Launch Was New 'Tactical Guided Projectile': Pyongyang

N. Korea launch was new 'tactical guided projectile': Pyongyang

Televisions at a supermarket in Seoul show footage of two North Korean ballistic missile tests

Biden Weighs Pressure And Diplomacy With North Korea

Biden weighs pressure and diplomacy with North Korea

The media have two months worth of questions for US President Joe Biden

Biden Doubles Vaccine Pledge, Says Plans To Run Again

Biden doubles vaccine pledge, says plans to run again

Hong Kong investors are keeping tabs on the city's already slow vaccine rollout after the BioNTech jab was suspended over concerns about its packaging

Oil Tumbles, Stocks Wobble

Oil tumbles, stocks wobble

A sign asking vacationners to follow Covid-19 safety protocols in Miami Beach

Vaccines, Spring Weather Lift Hopes For US Travel Comeback

Vaccines, spring weather lift hopes for US travel comeback

Google's Sundar Pichai, Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg and Twitter's Jack Dorsey will testify before Congress, squarely in the crosshairs of Democrats and Republicans alike

US Lawmakers, Tech CEOs Clash Over Disinformation

US lawmakers, tech CEOs clash over disinformation

Navalny is serving out his two-and-a-half year in a penal colony infamous for harsh discipline.

Navalny Says Health Deteriorating, Suffering Sleep Deprivation 'Torture'

Navalny says health deteriorating, suffering sleep deprivation 'torture'

North Korea has a long history of using weapons tests as a provocation

North Korea Launches Suspected Ballistic Missiles

North Korea launches suspected ballistic missiles

The probe follows reports that former prime minister David Cameron asked finance minister Rishi Sunak to help Greensill access government coronavirus financial support.

UK Lobbying Watchdog Probes Ex-PM Cameron Over Greensill Role

UK lobbying watchdog probes ex-PM Cameron over Greensill role

The protesters waved sky blue flags of Uyghur separatists' self-proclaimed state of East Turkestan as they gathered in Istanbul's historic old town

Hundreds Of Uyghurs Protest Chinese Minister's Turkey Visit

Hundreds of Uyghurs protest Chinese minister's Turkey visit

'Alarm Bells' As African Elephants See Sharp Decline: Conservationists

'Alarm bells' as African elephants see sharp decline: conservationists

Indian authorities are aiming to vaccinate 300 million people by August

India Slows Vital Vaccine Exports As Cases Soar

India slows vital vaccine exports as cases soar

Iceland's Volcanic Eruption Could Be A Long Hauler

Iceland's volcanic eruption could be a long hauler

Two Chinese TV stars said they would end all promotional partnerships with Nike

China Squeezes Western Brands As Xinjiang Backlash Builds

China squeezes Western brands as Xinjiang backlash builds

The failed libel action has already damaged Johnny Depp's career

Amber Heard 'Vindicated' As UK Court Rejects Johnny Depp Appeal

Amber Heard 'vindicated' as UK court rejects Johnny Depp appeal

A parade of tanks, artillery and overflying jets will mark the occasion in the capital Athens, alongside mounted troops in traditional costumes from the 1821 conflict.

Greece Celebrates Revolution Bicentennial With Pomp And Allies

Greece celebrates revolution bicentennial with pomp and allies

Organisers are battling public scepticism in Japan about holding the Games

'Ray Of Light': Olympic Torch Relay Begins After Year's Delay

'Ray of light': Olympic torch relay begins after year's delay

Ahmed Omar Saeed Sheikh, pictured here in 2002, was originally sentenced to death for the murder of journalist Daniel Pearl

Militant Convicted And Acquitted Of Daniel Pearl Murder To Leave Prison

Militant convicted and acquitted of Daniel Pearl murder to leave prison

Albanian soprano Ermonela Jaho stars in Charles Gounod's "Faust" at the Paris Opera

Singing Opera In A Surgical Mask

Singing opera in a surgical mask

Sunil Pramanik (R), father of murdered BJP worker Sukhdev Pramanik, works in a tea stall his son used to run in Chandpara

Modi Vies For Power In Bloody Indian State

Modi vies for power in bloody Indian state

A flooded residential area in the Windsor suburb of northwestern Sydney on March 24, 2021.

Australia Begins 'Long Haul' To Recovery As Floodwaters Recede

Australia begins 'long haul' to recovery as floodwaters recede

People walk through the remains of the Sanctuary of Apollo in the UNESCO-listed ruins of the ancient city of Cyrene in eastern Libya

Bulldozers And Looting Threaten Libya's Ancient Treasures

Bulldozers and looting threaten Libya's ancient treasures

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