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Leaders in Europe have been warming to the idea of deploying the Russian-developed vaccine

Russia's Sputnik Vaccine Takes Key Step To EU Approval

Russia's Sputnik vaccine takes key step to EU approval

The pope's trip to Iraq is his first foreign jaunt since the pandemic swept Europe last year

Pope Says He Will Visit Iraq As 'Pilgrim Of Peace'

Pope says he will visit Iraq as 'pilgrim of peace'

British finance minister Rishi Sunak welcomed Deliveroo's announcement, saying "the UK is one of the best places in the world to start, grow and list a business".

Takeaway App Deliveroo Picks London For Share Listing

Takeaway app Deliveroo picks London for share listing

Police initially treated the incident as "attempted murder" but later changed it in a statement to include a "suspected terrorist crime"

Sweden Attacker Identified As 22-year-old Afghan: Media

Sweden attacker identified as 22-year-old Afghan: media

Iberian black pigs forage for the acorns that help give ham from the region a special taste. Spanish Jamon Iberico, or Iberian ham, is a luxury product that has not fared well during the Covid-19 pandemic as many events at which it is served may no longer

Spain's Luxury Ham Makers Hit By Pandemic

Spain's luxury ham makers hit by pandemic

Not included: Hong Kong has been removed from an index that it once dominated of the world's freest economies because it is now directly controlled by Beijing, says the think-tank that compiles the table

Hong Kong Removed From Economic Freedom Ranking It Once Dominated

Hong Kong removed from economic freedom ranking it once dominated

Europe's biggest airline said it expects to book an operating loss again

Lufthansa Posts Record Annual Loss, Sees Long Recovery

Lufthansa posts record annual loss, sees long recovery

Even a decade on, the devastation Yuto Naganuma suffered during Japan's "triple disaster" is raw

Japan's Children Of The Tsunami Shaped By Tragedy

Japan's children of the tsunami shaped by tragedy

International rights groups have expressed concern about the way South Korea treats LGBT soldiers

Anger As South Korean Transgender Soldier Found Dead

Anger as South Korean transgender soldier found dead

One recent leaked poll suggested that head of the far-right National Rally Marine Le Pen could get 48 percent in a presidential election

'It's Over': Macron Risks Losing Left In Le Pen Battle

'It's over': Macron risks losing left in Le Pen battle

The scale of the devastation is difficult to capture

Japan's 2011 Disaster By The Numbers

Japan's 2011 disaster by the numbers

Campaign posters reading "Stop radical Islam!" and "Stop extremism!", featuring a woman in a black niqab, have been plastered around Swiss cities

Swiss To Vote On 'Burqa Ban' Plan

Swiss to vote on 'burqa ban' plan

A child walks in a university student residence in Yerevan used for people who were displaced during the war between Azerbaijan and Armenia in 2020

Karabakh Displaced Grapple With New Life After War

Karabakh displaced grapple with new life after war

The Taliban has demanded an end to projects empowering women and have barred female staff from entering their territory in some areas of Afghanistan

Taliban Aid Crackdown Spreads Fear Over Treatment Of Women

Taliban aid crackdown spreads fear over treatment of women

A decade after the Fukushima nuclear crisis, the majority of Japan's reactors are halted or on the path towards decommissioning

Decade After Fukushima, Japan's Nuclear Industry Stalled

Decade after Fukushima, Japan's nuclear industry stalled

Treatment for Covid-19 is labour-intensive -- patients require constant monitoring and frequent turning

South Africa Medics Celebrate After Sharp Drop In Covid Cases

South Africa medics celebrate after sharp drop in Covid cases

Cricket USA chairman Paraag Marathe

Boundaries Are 'Limitless', Says USA Cricket Chief

Boundaries are 'limitless', says USA Cricket chief

Ismaira Figueroa, a sniper for the Bolivarian militia, poses while taking part in military exercises for the "Bolivarian Shield 2020 Operation" in Caracas

Make-up Artist And Sniper Prepared To Die For Venezuela

Make-up artist and sniper prepared to die for Venezuela

During a meeting in January, the OPEC+ group needed two tough days of talks to agree to gradually increase supply to the oil market Â

OPEC+ Set To Boost Oil Output As Demand, Prices Rebound

OPEC+ set to boost oil output as demand, prices rebound

UNICEF's Ted Chaiban visits a school made of 12 prefabricated classrooms in northeastern Syria

Lives Of Youth 'In Jeopardy' In Middle East, North Africa

Lives of youth 'in jeopardy' in Middle East, North Africa

Egyptian engineer Ahmed Abu al-Seoud extracts poison from a scorpion at his laboratory and farm in Egypt's Western Desert

Egypt's 'Scorpion King' Turns Venom Into Money

Egypt's 'Scorpion King' turns venom into money

Germany has unveiled a plan to gradually ease coronavirus restrictions, with Chancellor Angela Merkel caving to political pressure to do so

Bowing To Pressure, Merkel Eases Virus Curbs

Bowing to pressure, Merkel eases virus curbs

Members of the National Guard remain in Washington as part of the enhanced security posture that has been in place since the deadly riot at the US Capitol on January 6, 2021

US Police Warn Of New Militant Plot To 'Breach' Capitol

US police warn of new militant plot to 'breach' Capitol

Police initially treated the incident as "attempted murder" but later changed it in a statement to include a "suspected terrorist crime"

Eight Injured In 'Suspected Terrorist' Stabbings In Sweden

Eight injured in 'suspected terrorist' stabbings in Sweden

Julio Borges claims to have documents to prove his claims that Venezuela's government is illegally selling its gold reserves

Venezuela Opposition Accuses Government Of Illegal Gold Sales

Venezuela opposition accuses government of illegal gold sales

Perfect 10 men: Phil Jagielka's (centre) red card did not cost Sheffield United

Man Utd Lose Ground On Leaders Man City With Fog-bound Palace Draw, Burnley Hold Leicester

Man Utd lose ground on leaders Man City with fog-bound Palace draw, Burnley hold Leicester

In this file photo taken on January 22, 2021 relatives of a Covid-19 victim mourn during a funeral at the Nossa Senhora Aparecida cemetery in Manaus, Brazil

Brazil Reports 2nd Straight Day Of Record Covid Deaths

Brazil reports 2nd straight day of record Covid deaths

There is a growing fear on markets that an expected burst of economic activity will fire inflation and force the Federal Reserve to hike interest rates

Tech Shares Lead US Stocks Lower Amid Inflation Worries

Tech shares lead US stocks lower amid inflation worries

There has been a flurry of rocket attacks in the past three weeks on Iraqi bases used by US-led coalition troops, including this one in the Kurdish regional capital Arabil last month

US Contractor Dead After Rockets Hit Iraq Base Hosting Coalition

US contractor dead after rockets hit Iraq base hosting coalition

Three women have accused New York Governor Andrew Cuomo of harassment, including two former aides

New York Governor Refuses To Quit Over Sexual Harassment Scandal

New York governor refuses to quit over sexual harassment scandal

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