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Erdogan angrily denounced the US administration for not immediately accepting Ankara's account of the killings

US Seeks To Defuse Row With Turkey Over 'Terrorists'

US seeks to defuse row with Turkey over 'terrorists'

Okonjo-Iweala is a former finance and foreign minister of Nigeria

Nigeria's Okonjo-Iweala Named First Female, African WTO Boss

Nigeria's Okonjo-Iweala named first female, African WTO boss

Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez had been hoping former health minister Salvador Illa, who led the ticket for his ruling Socialists, would win enough votes to end the separatist parties' grasp on power

Despite Divisions, Catalan Separatists Poised To Resume Power

Despite divisions, Catalan separatists poised to resume power

Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala has been appointed as the first female and first African head of the World Trade Organization

Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, New WTO Head 'Loved' Despite Mixed Record

Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, new WTO head 'loved' despite mixed record

The I-Pace electric SUV is currently the only all-electric model in Jaguar's seven-vehicle lineup

Jaguar Car Brand To Go Fully Electric From 2025

Jaguar car brand to go fully electric from 2025

Marine Le Pen et GÃ©rald Darmanin sur le plateau de France 2 le 11 fÃ©vrier 2021

Macron, Le Pen In Battle For Support Of Right

Macron, Le Pen in battle for support of right

Vetevendosje (Self-determination), led by 45-year-old Albin Kurti, has finished first in the last two parliamentary polls

Kosovo Anti-establishment Party Scores Landslide Victory

Kosovo anti-establishment party scores landslide victory

Scuba divers at a coral reef while on a dive in the Red Sea waters off the coast of Israel's southern port city of Eilat

Red Sea Coral Reefs 'Under Threat' From Israel-UAE Oil Deal

Red Sea coral reefs 'under threat' from Israel-UAE oil deal

Doris Norman gets the Covid-19 vaccine in the United States, where minorities have died from the virus at higher rates than whites

A Dark Past Clouds Covid Vaccine For African Americans

A dark past clouds Covid vaccine for African Americans

The government says it has signed contracts reserving 4,600 rooms in 16 hotels near English airports

UK Rolls Out Hotel Quarantine For 'High Risk' Country Returnees

UK rolls out hotel quarantine for 'high risk' country returnees

Okonjo-Iweala is a former finance and foreign minister of Nigeria

Nigeria's Okonjo-Iweala Set To Be First Woman Named WTO Boss

Nigeria's Okonjo-Iweala set to be first woman named WTO boss

Former Argentine President Carlos Menem in 2018, accompanied by his daughter Zulema Menem and his son Carlos Nair Menem

Ex-Argentine President Menem Dies Aged 90

Ex-Argentine president Menem dies aged 90

Pandemic conditions could cause large numbers of Catalans to shun polling stations

Catalan Separatists Boost Majority In Spain Regional Election

Catalan separatists boost majority in Spain regional election

Rioters outside the Capitol on January 6

After Trump Acquittal, Republicans See 'Battle For Soul Of Party'

After Trump acquittal, Republicans see 'battle for soul of party'

Bruno Fernandes's stunning strike could only salvage a 1-1 draw for Manchester United at West Brom

Man Utd Falter At West Brom, Aubameyang Treble Sinks Leeds

Man Utd falter at West Brom, Aubameyang treble sinks Leeds

Guinea, Sierra Leone and Liberia bore the brunt of the 2013-16 outbreak

Growing Concern Over First W.Africa Ebola Outbreak For Five Years

Growing concern over first W.Africa Ebola outbreak for five years

Mobile phone lights showed support for jailed opposition politician Alexei Navalny near Red Square in Moscow and in many other parts of the country

Russians Stage Valentine's Day Flashmobs To Support Navalny

Russians stage Valentine's Day flashmobs to support Navalny

Pentagon chief Lloyd Austin speaking at a news conference this month

New Pentagon Chief To Reassure NATO Allies

New Pentagon chief to reassure NATO allies

The European Commission, eager to avoid a return to go-it-alone pandemic responses, has condemned Germany's newest restrictions and urged it to facilitate cross-border movement for commuters

Germany Partially Closes Borders Despite EU Criticism

Germany partially closes borders despite EU criticism

For the first time last month, London's financial district lost its share trading crown to Amsterdam.

City Of London Pays Early Price Of Hard Brexit

For the first time last month, as Britain's withdrawal from the EU took full effect, London's financial district lost its European share trading crown to Amsterdam.

Racial minorities have borne the brunt of the Covid-19 pandemic in the United States, with higher rates of death, unemployment and business failure, and less success obtaining federal government assistance

Even With Biden Stimulus, US Minority Entrepreneurs Fear For Survival

Racial minorities have borne the brunt of the Covid-19 pandemic in the United States, with higher rates of death, unemployment and business failure, and less success obtaining federal government assistance intended to provide relief.

A social worker at Miloserdie (Mercy), one of Russia's best known charities, tells AFP: 'It's a heavy workload'

Russia's Rising Poverty Fuels Political Discontent

Russia's rising poverty fuels political discontent

Algeria's recent years of political turmoil have seen its foreign joint venture automobile factories close and cronies of its ousted president Abdelaziz Bouteflika end up behind bars

Cronies, Corruption: How Algeria's Auto Sector Hit The Wall

Cronies, corruption: How Algeria's auto sector hit the wall

Hadi, the father of one of four boys from the Bakr family killed in Israeli fire while playing on a beach during the 2014 war in Gaza, gathered with relatives under images of the slain boys at a family home in the Al-Shati refugee camp this month

Bereaved Gazans Look To ICC For Closure

Bereaved Gazans look to ICC for closure

Representative Jamie Raskin, the head impeachment manager, wrapped up the case against Donald Trump

Trump Acquitted, Again, By US Senate

Trump acquitted, again, by US Senate

Customs agents recently found 25 tonnes of turmeric smuggled into Sri Lanka from India, while navy patrols have seized several tonnes from Indian fishermen

Sri Lanka Import Ban Takes The Spice Out Of Life

Sri Lanka import ban takes the spice out of life

Many workers in Germany's service sector like waiters and supermarket cashiers are so-called 'mini-jobbers'

Germany's 'Mini-jobbers' Hit Hard By Pandemic Fallout

Germany's 'mini-jobbers' hit hard by pandemic fallout

Border guards often find cigarettes hidden among bricks and roof tiles

Fight Against Smugglers Rages On EU Border With Belarus

Fight against smugglers rages on EU border with Belarus

No significant damage was reported in the earthquake off Japan's Fukushima region although authorities are assessing the impact of a landslide on a highway

Dozens Injured In Strong Quake Off Japan's Fukushima

Dozens injured in strong quake off Japan's Fukushima

Despite a life filled with hardship and achievement, nothing could have prepared Debora Kayembe for the news she was to be Edinburgh University's next rector and the first person of colour to hold the position

Edinburgh University Appoints First Black Rector

Edinburgh University appoints first black rector

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