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French instructors are finding support from their Turkish colleagues and students, who are upset at what they see as the government's growing interference in campus life

Turkey's French Teachers Caught In Diplomatic Crosshairs

Turkey's French teachers caught in diplomatic crosshairs

Some young protesters say the unrest is part of a deeper malaise

Rapper's Arrest The Last Straw For Spain's Young Protesters

Rapper's arrest the last straw for Spain's young protesters

Sri Lanka's opposition party has protested against President Gotabaya Rajapaksa for the suppression of dissent during the pandemic

Pandemic Used As 'Pretext' To Crush Dissent: UN

Pandemic used as 'pretext' to crush dissent: UN

The Chinese government is seeking to take a more direct role in how Hong Kong is run following the huge pro-democracy protests of 2019

Top Chinese Official Outlines Plan To Ensure 'Patriots' Run Hong Kong

Top Chinese official outlines plan to ensure 'patriots' run Hong Kong

Bite Club started as a small group for survivors of shark encounters but now includes victims of dog maulings, alligator bites and even a hippo attack

'Bite Club': Shark Attack Survivors Find Solace In Unity

'Bite Club': Shark attack survivors find solace in unity

Mogul Vs Mogul: Australia's Tech Law Pits Murdoch Against Zuckerberg

Mogul vs Mogul: Australia's tech law pits Murdoch against Zuckerberg

Boutemy is horrified by the 'industrial' flower trade at venues like FloraHolland in the Netherlands

Star French Florist Weathers Pandemic

Star French florist weathers pandemic

Iraq's last two violent decades hollowed out a minority dating back two millenia: its Christians.

Iraq's Ancient Christian Community, Decimated By Violence, Fear

Iraq's ancient Christian community, decimated by violence, fear

Fleeing violence or persecution, Iraq's Christians left behind thousands of homes but getting them back is a bureaucratic process that usually ends in failure

Ousted By War, Iraq's Christians Struggle To Reclaim Homes

Ousted by war, Iraq's Christians struggle to reclaim homes

Chaldean Catholic Archbishop of Mosul Najeeb Michaeel prepares for the first-ever papal visit to Iraq next month

Amid Scars Of War, Iraqi Archbishop Readies For Pope

Amid scars of war, Iraqi archbishop readies for pope

Boris Johnson will announce a 'cautious but irreversible' plan to ensure no more Covid-19 lockdowns.

UK's PM Eyes End To Lockdown As Vaccines Reach One-third Of Adults

UK's PM eyes end to lockdown as vaccines reach one-third of adults

As head of the Erste Bank Group, Gerda Holzinger-Burgstaller, is something of a rarity in a male dominated world

Fighting Patriarchy At Top Of Austrian Banking

Fighting patriarchy at top of Austrian banking

The head of the International Atomic Energy Agency, Rafael Grossi (centre), visiting Tehran, in a picture provided by Iran's Atomic Energy Organisation

Iran, IAEA Thrash Out 'Temporary Solution' Ahead Of Deadline

Iran, IAEA thrash out 'temporary solution' ahead of deadline

Inter Milan's Argentine forward Lautaro Martinez (L) celebrates after his second goal against AC Milan.

Inter Crush AC Milan To Pull Clear In Serie A As Roma, Napoli Lose Ground

Inter crush AC Milan to pull clear in Serie A as Roma, Napoli lose ground

Niger

Niger Political Veterans Face Off In Presidential Vote

Niger political veterans face off in presidential vote

Man City March On Towards Title, West Ham Inflict More Pain On Tottenham

Man City march on towards title, West Ham inflict more pain on Tottenham

US President Joe Biden (L) appears alongside his top virus expert Anthony Fauci

US Nears 500,000 Covid Deaths

US nears 500,000 Covid deaths

Inter Milan's Romelu Lukaku (R) and Lautaro Martinez (L) both scored in a derby win over AC Milan

Inter Down AC Milan To Extend Serie A Lead

Inter down AC Milan to extend Serie A lead

The DR Congo's 10th epidemic, declared eradicated last June, was considered the most serious with more than 2,200 deaths recorded

Ebola Death Toll Hits 4 In DR Congo As People 'Resist' Measures

Ebola death toll hits 4 in DR Congo as people 'resist' measures

Novak Djokovic lifts the Norman Brookes Challenge Cup for the ninth time

Djokovic Dominates Medvedev To Win Record-extending Ninth Australian Open

Djokovic dominates Medvedev to win record-extending ninth Australian Open

Animal Manager of Wildlife Rehabilitation Ireland, Dan Donoher, said the hospital is preparing for 'orphan season'

Locked-down Pub Becomes Ireland's First Wildlife Hospital

Locked-down pub becomes Ireland's first wildlife hospital

H5N8 is lethal for birds, but it had never before been reported to have spread to humans

Russia Detects First Case Of H5N8 Avian Flu In Humans

Russia detects first case of H5N8 avian flu in humans

The Vatican's real estate empire has been a source of income and scandal

Property: A Blessing And A Burden For The Vatican

Property: a blessing and a burden for the Vatican

A member of staff at the University of Bolton in northern England has his body temperature checked by an automatic walk-through scanner to help to mitigate the spread of the novel coronavirus

Privacy Faces Risks In Tech-infused Post-Covid Workplace

Privacy faces risks in tech-infused post-Covid workplace

Calls have been rising in Switzerland for the goverment to borrow more to finance pandemic aid

Swiss Spooked By Using Debt To Prop Up Economy

Swiss spooked by using debt to prop up economy

Rockit -- CEO Sarune Smalakyte Rockit pictured here -- is an office complex for fintech companies settling in the Lithuanian capital

UK Fintechs Seek 'Cure For Brexit' In Lithuania

UK fintechs seek 'cure for Brexit' in Lithuania

Sukhdeep Singh lived in the house after he left his native Punjab in India as a teenager to start a new life in Europe

Austria Refugee Home Saved By Former Resident

Austria refugee home saved by former resident

France has already begun to experiment with office-to-home conversions

Covid-19: Could Empty Office Buildings Help Solve France's Housing Crisis?

Covid-19: Could empty office buildings help solve France's housing crisis?

Kervens Casseus, 20, studies on the roof of his uncle's house in Port-au-Prince on February 18, 2021, one of many young Haitians deeply affected by political crisis, economic inequality and street crime

Political Crisis Adds To Heavy Burden On Haiti's Youth

Political crisis adds to heavy burden on Haiti's youth

The chamber of the UN Security Council seen on September 20, 2017

UN Security Council To Meet On Global Warming Impact On World Peace

UN Security Council to meet on global warming impact on world peace

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