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The research carried out by Ewa Bazan and her colleagues has uncovered the previously unknown identities of an estimated 4,000 Auschwitz camp inmates

Archives Uncover Forgotten Names Of Auschwitz Inmates

Archives uncover forgotten names of Auschwitz inmates

What appear to be submarine-launched ballistic missiles are displayed during a military parade in Pyongyang on January 14, 2021, in a photo released by North Korea's official Korean Central News Agency

N. Korea Fired Two Missiles In First Test Under Biden: US, South

N. Korea fired two missiles in first test under Biden: US, South

The World Health Organization blasts the growing gap between the number of coronavirus vaccines administered in rich and poor countries, branding the inequity a global "moral outrage".

AstraZeneca Backs Its Covid-19 Shot As Nations Battle New Surges

AstraZeneca backs its Covid-19 shot as nations battle new surges

Russia is home to one-fifth of the world's forest and further exploiting this resource could help the country cut down its economic reliance on oil and gas.

Russia, An Oil Giant, Goes Big On Timber

Russia, an oil giant, goes big on timber

Mieko Kawakami shot to fame in her home country when "Breasts and Eggs" was given Japan's most prestigious literary prize

Japan's Mieko Kawakami Wants To 'Stir Things Up'

Japan's Mieko Kawakami wants to 'stir things up'

Relatives of a Covid-19 victim attend a funeral in Brazil, where the daily death toll is soaring

Brazil's 24-hour Covid Deaths Surpass 3,000 For First Time

Brazil's 24-hour Covid deaths surpass 3,000 for first time

Some news outlets like CNN have seen dramatic declines in viewers since the departure of Donald Trump from the White House

News Media Seeing 'Post-Trump Slump' As Passions Cool

News media seeing 'post-Trump slump' as passions cool

Keiko Fujimori, leader of the Popular Force party and daughter of imprisoned former Peruvian president Alberto Fujimori, says she will pardon her father if elected

Fujimori Plans To 'Save Peruvians' If Elected President

Fujimori plans to 'save Peruvians' if elected president

Former England hooker Steve Thompson, pictured celebrating the team's 2003 World Cup final win, is among a group of ex-players taking action against rugby authorities over head injuries they attribute to playing the game

Saliva Test A 'Game-changer' In Rugby's Fight Against Concussion

Saliva test a 'game-changer' in rugby's fight against concussion

Map of the United States locating a mass shooting in Boulder, Colorado, on Monday.

Biden Calls For Assault Weapon Ban After Colorado Shooting

Biden calls for assault weapon ban after Colorado shooting

Brazilian former president (2003-2011) Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva, waves as he arrives for a press conference in Sao Bernardo do Campo, in metropolitan Sao Paulo, Brazil, on March 10, 2021

Brazil Court Rules Judge Who Convicted Lula Was 'Biased'

Brazil court rules judge who convicted Lula was 'biased'

AstraZeneca's troubles in Europe, where several countries paused rollout over potential clotting risks are well documentedÂ -- but its relationship with US health agencies has been fraught too

How AstraZeneca's Errors Eroded US Confidence In Its Covid Shot

How AstraZeneca's errors eroded US confidence in its Covid shot

China's ambassador to Denmark, Feng Tie, was summoned to the foreign ministry

EU Nations Rebuke China Envoys Over Retaliatory Sanctions

EU nations rebuke China envoys over retaliatory sanctions

A 'Justice for George Floyd' rally in Saint Paul, Minnesota

Jury Seated For Trial Of US Policeman Charged For Floyd Death

Jury seated for trial of US policeman charged for Floyd death

US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen said a package investing in people and infrastructure would create jobs

Yellen Signals US Corporate Tax Hike, Powell Again Downplays Inflation

Yellen signals US corporate tax hike, Powell again downplays inflation

Biden hopes 'to revitalise US-EU relations'

Biden Looks To 'Revitalise' Ties At EU Video Summit

Biden looks to 'revitalise' ties at EU video summit

WFP aid arriving in South Sudan. Some 7.2 million people in the country are expected to be in food crisis from April to July

UN Warns Of Risk Of Famine In Yemen, S.Sudan, Nigeria

UN warns of risk of famine in Yemen, S.Sudan, Nigeria

Game over?: Video games stores in Paris were unsure if they were able to open under the new lockdown

Are Video Games 'Essential Culture'? French Lockdown Stirs Debate

Are video games 'essential culture'? French lockdown stirs debate

South Korean phenomemon BTS topped the overall best-sellers list, followed closely by Taylor Swift, Drake, The Weeknd and Billie Eilish.

Streaming Drives 7.4% Global Music Growth In 2020

Streaming drives 7.4% global music growth in 2020

The artist left a note with the painting thanking hospital staff for their work battling the pandemic

Banksy Painting For UK Health Service Sells For Record ?16.75 Mn

Banksy painting for UK health service sells for record ?16.75 mn

Map of Bangladesh locating Cox's Bazar where a huge blaze engulfed shanty homes at Rohingya refugee camps on Monday, killing several people.

Huge Blaze At Rohingya Camp In Bangladesh Kills 15, Leaves 400 Missing

Huge blaze at Rohingya camp in Bangladesh kills 15, leaves 400 missing

Protesters march in cental London last weekend against restrictions imposed during the third coronavirus lockdown

Sombre UK Marks One Year Since First Virus Lockdown

Sombre UK marks one year since first virus lockdown

High on the agenda for NATO during US Secretary of State Antony Blinken's visit to Brussels is the future of the alliance's 9,600-strong mission in Afghanistan

Blinken Meets NATO Allies, But No Decision On Afghan Withdrawal

Blinken meets NATO allies, but no decision on Afghan withdrawal

Eleanor Tattersfield initially saw the postcards initiative as a way to fill a lull in business

Racy Secrets Revealed In Brits' Lockdown Postcards

Racy secrets revealed in Brits' lockdown postcards

German Chancellor Angela Merkel announced a strict five-day lockdown over Easter

Germany To Enter Strict Easter Shutdown Amid 'New Pandemic'

Germany to enter strict Easter shutdown amid 'new pandemic'

China Bristles At West Over Sanctions For Uyghur Crackdown

China bristles at West over sanctions for Uyghur crackdown

This latest disaster in the Windsor area in northwestern Sydney -- which hit during government-imposed travel restrictions to prevent the spread of coronavirus -- was not unexpected

Fire, Wind And Water: The New Normal In A Land Down Under

Fire, wind and water: The new normal in a land Down Under

An ambulance leaves the parking lot of the King Soopers grocery store in Boulder, Colorado

Ten Killed In Mass Shooting At Colorado Grocery Store

Ten killed in mass shooting at Colorado grocery store

Torrential downpours have been lashing Australia's southeast for days, causing rivers in Australia's most populous state, New South Wales, to reach peaks not seen in decades

'Catastrophic' Australia Floods Prompt Helicopter Rescues

'Catastrophic' Australia floods prompt helicopter rescues

Baidu is the latest Chinese tech giant to opt for a secondary listing in Hong Kong as relations with the United State sour

China's Baidu Debuts In Hong Kong After $3.1 Bn IPO

China's Baidu debuts in Hong Kong after $3.1 bn IPO

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