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Charles Michel, who was Belgium's prime minister, recalls the 'terrible shock' of the bomb attacks in Brussels five years ago. Michel, in the centre, is pictured heading to a makeshift memorial the day of the events

Five Years On, Former PM Remembers Bombings That Changed Belgium

Five years on, former PM remembers bombings that changed Belgium

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

Tokyo Olympic Organisers Meet On Overseas Fan Ban

Tokyo Olympic organisers meet on overseas fan ban

Austin's two-day trip is New Delhi's first face-to-face meeting with President Joe Biden's administration

China Dominates Pentagon Chief's First India Visit

China dominates Pentagon chief's first India visit

While a PS5 normally costs between Â£360 and Â£450 ($500/$627, 420/525 euros) depending on the model, its median resale price on sites like eBay is Â£650-750, according to US researcher Michael Driscoll.

UK Gamers And Politicians Take Aim At Console 'Scalpers'

UK gamers and politicians take aim at console 'scalpers'

While the precise value varies, scientist are agreed that pets do have a considerable impact on the planet

Carbon Pawprint: Is Man's Best Friend The Planet's Enemy?

Carbon pawprint: is man's best friend the planet's enemy?

Berlin's world-famous TV tower looms over a block of flats with a 'for sale' sign

Berliners Plot Radical Referendum To Fight Housing Crisis

Berliners plot radical referendum to fight housing crisis

Updated graphic on Covid-19 vaccines in development being tracked by the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine.

Paris Enters New Lockdown As Europe Resumes AstraZeneca Jabs

Paris enters new lockdown as Europe resumes AstraZeneca jabs

Women have taken to the streets across Turkey since an official from Erdogan's ruling party raised the prospect of withdrawing from the treaty last year

Turkey Pulls Out Of Landmark Treaty Protecting Women From Violence

Turkey pulls out of landmark treaty protecting women from violence

A health worker cares for a Covid-19 patient in the intensive care unit of Emilio Ribas Hospital in Sao Paulo, Brazil, on March 17, 2021

In Brazil, Covid Increasingly Hitting The Young

In Brazil, Covid increasingly hitting the young

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

Turkey Sacks Central Bank Governor After Interest Rate Hike

Turkey sacks central bank governor after interest rate hike

Map of the US state of Georgia locating Hall County where a liquid nitrogen leak at a food-processing plant killed at least six people on Thursday.

Biden Visits Atlanta, Condemns Violence Against Asian-Americans

Biden visits Atlanta, condemns violence against Asian-Americans

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken departs South Korea for Alaska

Opening Biden Administration Talks With China 'Tough And Direct'

Opening Biden administration talks with China 'tough and direct'

US President Joe Biden's forceful style on diplomacy has turned some heads

With Russia And China, Biden Reveals Diplomatic Style: No Kid Gloves

With Russia and China, Biden reveals diplomatic style: no kid gloves

In this photo taken in the early morning of April 13, 2020 a woman walks past flag poles marking where beach kiosks renting chairs and selling drinks would normally be, on Copacabana beach, in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil amid the coronavirus pandemic

Rio Closes Beaches To Curb Virus, Bolsonaro Frets Over Vitamin D

Rio closes beaches to curb virus, Bolsonaro frets over vitamin D

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, pictured on March 15, 2021, has attacked the charges against its citizens as "trumped-up"

Trudeau Rebukes China Over Closed-door Prosecution Of Canadians

Trudeau rebukes China over closed-door prosecution of Canadians

Finland surprisingly announced it too was halting use of the vaccine

Nordics Play Safe With AstraZeneca Jab

Nordics play safe with AstraZeneca jab

DR Congo troops on patrol in Manzalaho, a village near Beni, after an attack blamed on the ADF

DRCongo Militia Kills 200, Displaces 40,000 This Year: UN

DRCongo militia kills 200, displaces 40,000 this year: UN

The demands of the Covid-19 pandemic and low borrowing rates heated up the US housing market even as the broader economy suffered

Rising Prices Can't Stop US Real Estate Boom

Rising prices can't stop US real estate boom

Israeli opposition leader Yair Lapid presses the flesh in the coastal city of Hod Hasharon, taking advantage of the country's world-beating coronavirus vaccination campaign to make a final face-to-face push for votes

Vaccine Lets Israeli Leaders Meet Voters Days Before Election

Vaccine lets Israeli leaders meet voters days before election

US Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin makes a two-day visit to New Delhi

Pentagon Chief Visits 'Quad' Ally India With China High On Agenda

Pentagon chief visits 'Quad' ally India with China high on agenda

The IS terror group still holds a powerful attraction for some people despite territorial setbacks

'Caliphate' Or Not, Islamic State Expands Its Reach

'Caliphate' or not, Islamic State expands its reach

Smoke billows during clashes between forces loyal to Yemen's Saudi-backed government and Huthi rebel fighters near Marib

Huthis Advance On Yemen's Marib After Taking Mountain

Huthis advance on Yemen's Marib after taking mountain

DR Congo troops on patrol in Manzalaho, a village near Beni, after an attack blamed on the ADF

200 Killed, 40,000 Displaced In DR Congo By ADF Militia Since Jan: UN

200 killed, 40,000 displaced in DR Congo by ADF militia since Jan: UN

The Anka Drone has been sold to Tunisia in a deal worth an estimated $80 million

After Big Wins, Interest In Turkish Combat Drones Soars

After big wins, interest in Turkish combat drones soars

Asylum seekers camp in Tijuana on the Mexican-US border waiting to start their application process

American Dream Dashed For Migrants Sent Back To Mexico

American dream dashed for migrants sent back to Mexico

According a study by the consulting firm Accenture published last year, global payments revenue may rise by $500 billion over the coming years to hit $2 trillion in 2025.

Payment Startups Big Winners Of E-commerce Boom

Payment startups big winners of e-commerce boom

People walk in front of the Dandong Intermediate People's Court, where Canadian businessman Michael Spavor willgo on trial

Canadian's Closed China Trial Wraps Up Quickly With Verdict Unknown

Canadian's closed China trial wraps up quickly with verdict unknown

France prepared to enter a new month-long, limited lockdown from midnight Saturday after the country recorded its highest new caseload in nearly four months

Europe Resumes AstraZeneca Jabs, US To Hit 100 Million Vaccines

Europe resumes AstraZeneca jabs, US to hit 100 million vaccines

Rita Carrasco, who lost her job as a theatre teacher when Spain's lockdown began, had to join Madrid's "hunger lines" for food aid

Shame, Frustration And Dreams In Madrid's 'Hunger Lines'

Shame, frustration and dreams in Madrid's 'hunger lines'

It has been boom time for rat-catchers under Britain's lockdowns

Boomtown Rats: London Grapples With Lockdown Rodent Problem

Boomtown rats: London grapples with lockdown rodent problem

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