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Dozens of Central American migrants are expelled from the United States by the Paso del Norte-Santa Fe international bridge, from El Paso, Texas, United States to Ciudad Juarez, state of Chihuahua, Mexico, on March 18, 2021

Biden Pushes Back Amid Mounting Crisis Over Border

Biden pushes back amid mounting crisis over border

President Denis Sassou Nguesso first rose to power in 1979 -- he has notched up a total of 36 years in office

Internet Blackout As Congo Votes, With Sassou Nguesso Set To Win

Internet blackout as Congo votes, with Sassou Nguesso set to win

Chelsea have reached the FA Cup semi-finals

Leicester Rock Man Utd To Reach FA Cup Semis, Chelsea Face Man City In Last Four

Leicester rock Man Utd to reach FA Cup semis, Chelsea face Man City in last four

Selahattin Demirtas pictured in 2016, the year he was arrested

Turkey's Jailed Kurdish Leader Accuses Erdogan Of Power Grab

Turkey's jailed Kurdish leader accuses Erdogan of power grab

Ikea is accused of spying on its staff in France

Ikea France Goes On Trial For Spying On Staff

Ikea France goes on trial for spying on staff

Sometimes memorials are makeshift and fleeting, like flowers and poems

Terror Attack Memorials Pose Dilemma: Who Benefits?

Terror attack memorials pose dilemma: Who benefits?

Aramco has been battered by low oil prices and a collapse in demand due to the coronavirus pandemic

Saudi Aramco 2020 Profits Slump On Lower Crude Prices

Energy giant Saudi Aramco posted a 44.4% slump in 2020 net profit due to lower crude prices, as the coronavirus pandemic weighed heavily on global demand.

On Thursday, some 4,000 people -- around half Figuig's population -- attended an angry demonstration against Algeria's decision

Morocco Farmers Mourn Loss Of Date Palms In Border Standoff

Morocco farmers mourn loss of date palms in border standoff

Fully loaded container ships sit anchored near the Port of San Francisco on March 09, 2021 in California

Congested Ports And Supply Chain Woes Hit US Factories And Stores

Congested ports and supply chain woes hit US factories and stores

"We've had a lot of obstacles thrown at us but we've tried to remain positive," says landlady Emma Parkhouse at the Great Northern pub in St Albans, north of London

UK Pubs Look To Rejuvenate After Bitter Lockdowns

UK pubs look to rejuvenate after bitter lockdowns

Concern is rising in China over chaotic online lending and accusations of powerful platforms squeezing merchants and misusing consumer data

China Crackdown Cuts Big Tech Down To Size

China crackdown cuts Big Tech down to size

Corporate leagues of eSports teams have been gaining popularity, allowing friendly rivalries between employees from some of the large technology firms

With Friendly Rivalries, ESports Gain Traction In Corporate World

With friendly rivalries, eSports gain traction in corporate world

Greek presidental guards march past the outdoor exhibition featuring portraits of revolution heroes

Greece To Mark Revolution Bicentennial With 1821 Allies

Greece to mark revolution bicentennial with 1821 allies

Republican and vaccine skeptic Todd Engle in front of his home in Martinsburg, West Virginia, on March 18, 2021; he is one of many Republicans around the country who voice concerns about the vaccine

'Put Me In Jail': Fierce Covid Shot Resistance For US Republicans

'Put me in jail': Fierce Covid shot resistance for US Republicans

Work on display at the Hong Kong Museum of Art exhibition include a piece by Chinese painter Zhang Xiaogang (L) and a silkscreen of 'Portrait of Chairman Mao Zedong' by US artist Andy Warhol

Patriot Games: Hong Kong Arts Scene Shudders As Loyalists Circle

Patriot games: Hong Kong arts scene shudders as loyalists circle

Hungary Pop Music Reform Opens New Front In Culture War

Hungary pop music reform opens new front in culture war

Tunisian police blocked protesters from accessing the parliament building during a demonstration in the capital Tunis in January

Young Tunisian Activists Under Police Pressure

Young Tunisian activists under police pressure

Media professionals in Libya still face censorship, intimidation and threats to their lives

Hopes For Free Media Dashed In Post-Kadhafi Libya

Hopes for free media dashed in post-Kadhafi Libya

Mexico's Tulum attracts tourists lured by its turquoise waters, Mayan ruins and the chance to party next to lush jungle and golden beaches

Tourists In Mexico Party Like There's No Covid

Tourists in Mexico party like there's no Covid

Critics of far-right President Jair Bolsonaro face intimidation in Brazil

Bolsonaro Critics Face 'Intimidation Campaign' In Brazil

Bolsonaro critics face 'intimidation campaign' in Brazil

How Finland Embraced Being 'World's Happiest Nation'

How Finland embraced being 'world's happiest nation'

After a series of drives led to space out wide, Dulin duly crossed in the corner with the clock 94 seconds into the red to spoil the Welsh party and keep French hopes alive

'Incredible' France Finish Denies Wales Six Nations Grand Slam

'Incredible' France finish denies Wales Six Nations Grand Slam

Caruana Galizia's death in a car bomb in 2017 sparked grief and anger

Ex-aide To Former Malta PM Charged With Corruption: Court

Ex-aide to former Malta PM charged with corruption: court

Protesters hold a banner reading 'Withdraw the decree and respect the Istanbul Convention'

Thousands Protest Turkey's Withdrawal From Women's Treaty

Thousands protest Turkey's withdrawal from women's treaty

A masked protester holds a placard reading "Angela, your 1989 has come"

German Police Clash With Covid Protesters

German police clash with Covid protesters

The region has been under increased surveillance after an earthquake on the outskirts of Reykjavik on February 24

Icelandic Volcano Subsiding After First Eruption In 900 Years

Icelandic volcano subsiding after first eruption in 900 years

Map of Japan showing the route of the Olympic torch relay, scheduled to start in Fukushima on March 26.

'Unavoidable': Overseas Fans Barred From Tokyo Olympics Over Virus

'Unavoidable': overseas fans barred from Tokyo Olympics over virus

The governor of Turkey's central bank has been sacked, in a move likely to raise concerns about its independence

Erdogan Sacks Central Bank Chief After Interest Rate Hike

Erdogan sacks central bank chief after interest rate hike

Von der Leyen says that while the EU is honouring an agreement to export the vaccine to the UK, the UK is not reciprocating

EU Chief Threatens To Ban AstraZeneca Exports

EU chief threatens to ban AstraZeneca exports

"The handicap will not beat me," says Sebastien Bellin, who is training for an "IronMan" triathlon

Five Years On, Brussels Attack Survivor Rebuilds Life

Five years on, Brussels attack survivor rebuilds life

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