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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

Hard-hit Brazil's daily death toll crossed 3,000 for the first time

EU Races To Catch Up On Covid-19 Vaccines As Brazil Deaths Cross 300,000

EU races to catch up on Covid-19 vaccines as Brazil deaths cross 300,000

Ruma is part of a three-million-strong army of garment workers who have turned Bangladesh into the world's second-largest clothing exporter

Bangladesh At 50: Booming Economy, Shrinking Rights

Bangladesh at 50: Booming economy, shrinking rights

Centre of attention: Mick Schumacher, will make his Formula One debut in Bahrain on Sunday

Spotlight On Schumacher As Famous Name Returns To Formula One

Spotlight on Schumacher as famous name returns to Formula One

Google's Sundar Pichai, Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg and Twitter's Jack Dorsey have found themselves in the crosshairs of Democrats and Republicans in Congress

Drama In Congress As Tech CEOs Face Fury Over Disinformation

Drama in Congress as tech CEOs face fury over disinformation

Livestock farming is the major industry in Uruguay which slaughtered more than 2.2 million cattle in 2019

Beef-addicted Uruguay Aiming To Make Farming Greener

Beef-addicted Uruguay aiming to make farming greener

A young Norway side, spearheaded by Haaland (L) made a winning start

Netherlands Beaten By Turkey, France Held By Ukraine In World Cup Qualifiers

Netherlands beaten by Turkey, France held by Ukraine in World Cup qualifiers

US soccer star Megan Rapinoe (center) told members of Congress that she and other athlete-activists will "carry this torch" to help working women across the nation reach pay equality with their male counterparts

US Soccer Hero Rapinoe Brings Equal Pay Push To W.House, Congress

US soccer hero Rapinoe brings equal pay push to W.House, Congress

Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro (C), new Health Minister Marcelo Queiroga (R) and General Secretariat of the Presidency Onix Loranzoni meet with the press after discussing possible solutions for the Covid-19 pandemic March 24, 2021

Brazil Surpasses 300,000 Covid-19 Deaths

Brazil surpasses 300,000 Covid-19 deaths

Chancellor Angela Merkel announced that Germany, like France, would reimpose new restrictions to battle a resurgence in the pandemic

Oil Surges As Stocks Trade Mixed Amid Latest Covid-19 Wave

Oil surges as stocks trade mixed amid latest Covid-19 wave

Migrants crowd a temporary processing center in Donna, Texas

Harris Put In Charge Of Migrant Influx As Biden Faces Down Critics

Biden tasked Vice President Kamala Harris with tackling an influx of migrants on the Mexican border, aiming to take charge of a situation that has energized opponents of the new administration.

The US' relationship with its NATO allies had frayed under Donald Trump

Blinken Offers Shared Vision To US Allies In U-turn On Trump

Blinken offers shared vision to US allies in U-turn on Trump

The relay, like the Games themselves, will be vastly different from years past

One Year Late, Tokyo Olympics Torch Relay To Get Up And Running

One year late, Tokyo Olympics torch relay to get up and running

Luis Barcenas says he gave envelopes of cash to party bigwigs including Rajoy

In Court, Former Spain PMs Deny Existence Of Party Slush Fund

In court, former Spain PMs deny existence of party slush fund

The Suez Canal is one of the world's most important trade routes, providing passage for 10 percent of all international maritime trade

Giant Ship Grounding Blocks Egypt's Suez Canal

Giant ship grounding blocks Egypt's Suez Canal

Navalny (L) was jailed in February after returning to Russia from Germany

Jailed Navalny's Health Worsening, Lawyers Denied Access: Team

Jailed Navalny's health worsening, lawyers denied access: team

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

Congress To Grill US Internet Giants Over Disinformation

Congress to grill US internet giants over disinformation

Merkel Asks Forgiveness As Easter Virus Plan Falls Apart

Merkel asks forgiveness as Easter virus plan falls apart

A yoga session in Miami Beach, Florida -- a stark contrast to the late-night party scene that has forced police to impose a curfew

Miami Beach Residents Reel From Hard-partying Crowds

Miami Beach residents reel from hard-partying crowds

Some migrants try to get from France to Britain in the backs of lorries, others use small boats

UK Announces Biggest Asylum Overhaul 'In Decades'

UK announces biggest asylum overhaul 'in decades'

Benjamin Netanyahu is Israel's longest-serving premier and still its most popular politician

Deadlock Once Again After Israeli Elections

Deadlock once again after Israeli elections

"Fortnite" users will be able to play as Brazilian football superstar Neymar in the shoot'em up video game

Neymar Joins 'Fortnite' As Video Game Universe Expands

Neymar joins 'Fortnite' as video game universe expands

Feminist activists in Belarus protest police brutality and arrests of opposition leaders after the August elections

UN Rights Body Condemns 'Grave Violations' In Belarus

UN rights body condemns 'grave violations' in Belarus

The UN, aid groups and Rohingya leaders said that the fences erected by the military hampered rescue work

Bangladesh Defends Use Of Fences After Rohingya Camp Blaze

Bangladesh defends use of fences after Rohingya camp blaze

Fossils of an extinct kangaroo discovered in southwestern Australia show "hugely unexpected" tree-climbing behaviour

An Extinct Tree-climbing Kangaroo In A 'Treeless Plain'

An extinct tree-climbing kangaroo in a 'treeless plain'

Abiy sent troops into Tigray on November 4 after he blamed the region's ruling party, the Tigray People's Liberation Front, for attacks on federal army camps.

Ethiopian Rights Body Says Over 100 Killed In Tigray Massacre

Ethiopian rights body says over 100 killed in Tigray massacre

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