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Residents carry belongings from tsunami devastated homes in Natori on March 14, 2011, in the wake of the 9.0-magnitude quake and tsunami which hit the region three days earlier

Quake, Tsunami, Meltdown: Japan's 2011 Disaster As It Happened

Quake, tsunami, meltdown: Japan's 2011 disaster as it happened

Mike Winklemann, aka Beeple, had sold none of his art six months ago -- now one of his digital pieces is being auctioned off for more than $13 million

Beeple, Artist At The Leading Edge Of A Delirious Digital Market

Beeple, artist at the leading edge of a delirious digital market

Uigher refugee Abdullah Abdulrahman was jailed in China in the 1990s over anti-Beijing protests. He reached Turkey in 2014 after a months-long trek

Chinese Pressure Upends Uighur Refuge In Turkey

Chinese pressure upends Uighur refuge in Turkey

SuperCam is packed with spectrometers, a laser, and an audio recording device to analyse the chemistry, mineralogy and molecular composition of Mars' famously red surface

Perseverance 'SuperCam' Begins Hunt For Past Life On Mars

Perseverance 'SuperCam' begins hunt for past life on Mars

A man smokes a joint in Mexico City, where lawmakers are preparing to vote on the legalization of recreational marijuana use

Mexico Close To Legalizing Recreational Marijuana Use

Mexico close to legalizing recreational marijuana use

Search continue in Miyagi as loved ones refuse to relinquish hope of finding them even a decade on

Japan Marks Decade Since 2011 Quake, Tsunami And Nuclear Disaster

Japan marks decade since 2011 quake, tsunami and nuclear disaster

US President Joe Biden pledged his plan will cut child poverty in half and address the hunger crisis in the country

Biden Plan A 'Powerful Change' For Poor US Children

President Joe Biden is marking a dramatic shift in U.S. social policy, with the goal of cutting child poverty in half.

Brazil's former president Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva, seen here speaking at a press conference on March 10, 2021, has jumped back into politics after a court annulled his corruption convictions

Brazil's Lula Comes Out Swinging At Bolsonaro In Return To Politics

Brazil's Lula comes out swinging at Bolsonaro in return to politics

A Keylor Navas save from Lionel Messi's penalty helped secure Paris Saint-Germain's qualification for the Champions League quarter-finals at Barcelona's expense

Messi Misses Penalty As Barcelona Fail In Latest PSG Comeback Attempt

Messi misses penalty as Barcelona fail in latest PSG comeback attempt

This picture taken on February 1, 2019 shows the online gaming service Roblox displayed on a tablet screen

Roblox, After Winning Over Kids, Becomes A Hit On Wall Street

Roblox, after winning over kids, becomes a hit on Wall Street

Skies Brighten For US Airlines After Congress Approves Aid

Skies brighten for US airlines after Congress approves aid

The fire completely destroyed one of four data centres at the site and damaged another

Fire At French Cloud Firm Disrupts Websites

Fire at French cloud firm disrupts websites

Russia's media watchdog says it is restricting Twitter's services to "protect Russian citizens"

Russia Slows Twitter Over 'Illegal' Posts In Tech Standoff

Russia slows Twitter over 'illegal' posts in tech standoff

Isabel Diaz Ayuso, 42, has made headlines for her vociferous opposition to Socialist Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez's government

Madrid Regional Head Calls Snap Election On May 4

Madrid regional head calls snap election on May 4

European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen, Portugal's Prime Minister Antonio Costa (L) and European Parliament President David Sassoli launched the Conference on the Future of Europe in a parliament left half empty by Covid-19 restrictions

Bloc Party: Europeans Invited To Debate The Future EU

Bloc party: Europeans invited to debate the future EU

Queen's response to racism claim makes UK front pages

Royal Family Contests Harry And Meghan's Racism Claims

Royal family contests Harry and Meghan's racism claims

A march in Paris ended with around 50 protesters forcing their way into the Odeon Theatre and refusing to leave

French Theatres Occupied As Protesters Demand Reopening

French theatres occupied as protesters demand reopening

The wearable, foldable and washable fabric is capable of flashing messages or images

A Scarf That Speaks? Scientists Develop Message Display Fabric

A scarf that speaks? Scientists develop message display fabric

A man smokes a joint in Mexico City, where lawmakers are preparing to vote on the legalization of recreational marijuana use

Mexican Lawmakers To Vote On Legalizing Marijuana

Mexican lawmakers to vote on legalizing marijuana

Queen Elizabeth II, who has been on the throne since 1952 and is now 94, remains hugely popular

UK Royal Crisis: 'Firm' Safe For Now But Clouds Loom

UK royal crisis: 'Firm' safe for now but clouds loom

Newly re-elected International Olympic Committee president Thomas Bach

Re-elected Bach Promises 'Safe, Secure' Tokyo Olympics

Re-elected Bach promises 'safe, secure' Tokyo Olympics

Madrid regional leader Isabel Diaz Ayuso has hit the headlines for her vociferous attacks on Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez

Diaz Ayuso: Rising Star Of The Spanish Right

Diaz Ayuso: rising star of the Spanish right

Museums like the Louvre are still closed

Strange Days For Rare Foreign Tourists In Paris

Strange days for rare foreign tourists in Paris

Global institutions have warned against a fossil-fuel-powered Covid-19 recovery

World Failing To Take Green Covid Recovery Path: UN

World failing to take green Covid recovery path: UN

Mountaineering is a huge revenue earner for Nepal, home to eight of the world's 14 peaks over 8,000 metres

Everest 'Icefall Doctors' Prepare For New Season

Everest 'icefall doctors' prepare for new season

Host Britain has burnished the green credentials of the COP26 summit, which was delayed a year due to Covid-19

UK's Oil Consultant Contract For Climate Talks Sparks Concern

UK's oil consultant contract for climate talks sparks concern

A facial recognition payment system at a self-checkout machine in a Perekrestok supermarket in Moscow

Russia Ramps Up Facial Recognition Systems

Russia ramps up facial recognition systems

Recept Tayyip Erdogan portrays the HDP as a political front for militants and thousands of its members have been arrested, despite the party's rejection of the accusations

Turkey's Under Fire Pro-Kurdish Party Risks Ban

Turkey's under fire pro-Kurdish party risks ban

Surveillance Fears After Clubhouse App Takes Saudi By Storm

Surveillance fears after Clubhouse app takes Saudi by storm

Passion For Pigeons Persists In Arab World

Passion for pigeons persists in Arab world

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