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Ruslan Krasnikov: 'The protests will continue'

Russian Protesters Released From Custody Vow To Fight On

Russian protesters released from custody vow to fight on

Abha airport in southern Saudi Arabia

Yemeni Huthi Drone Attack On Saudi Airport Sets Plane Ablaze

Yemeni Huthi drone attack on Saudi airport sets plane ablaze

Marine Le Pen was stripped of her parliamentary immunity over the pictures

French Far-right Leader Le Pen On Trial Over IS Tweets

French far-right leader Le Pen on trial over IS tweets

Ecuador's socialist former president Rafael Correa feels the first round poll victory of his protege Andres Arauz is a vindcation of his own government

Ecuador's Correa Denies Protege Is His Puppet Or Return Ticket

Ecuador's Correa denies protege is his puppet or return ticket

MINUSMA troops carry the coffins of four Ivorian comrades who were killed by a roadside bomb in northwestern Mali on January 13

28 Peacekeepers Wounded In Mali Attack: UN

28 peacekeepers wounded in Mali attack: UN

A decade-long quest for justice by a woman alleging rape by a group of firefighters has triggered a wave of support and protests

France Mulls Introducing Consent Age As Sex Abuse Claims Pile Up

France mulls introducing consent age as sex abuse claims pile up

No high here: A saleswoman with a jar of CBD marijuana buds at "Le Chanvrier Francais" in Paris.

CBD Cannabis Entrepreneurs Seize Their Chance In France

CBD cannabis entrepreneurs seize their chance in France

Polish daily newspaper Gazeta Wyborcza was among those displaying the message 'Media without choice (Media bez Wyboru)' on a black front page on Wednesday

Media Blackout In Poland To Protest New Ad Tax

Media blackout in Poland to protest new ad tax

People awaiting food distribution in the Tigrayan city of Alamata on December 11

Ethiopian Red Cross Says 80 Percent Of Tigray Cut Off From Aid

Ethiopian Red Cross says 80 percent of Tigray cut off from aid

Hundreds of farmers drove their tractors into central Berlin to protest against the government's 'insect protection' draft law

German Govt Angers Farmers With New Insect Protection Bill

German govt angers farmers with new insect protection bill

If sales of Heineken held up well, those of the brewery's other brands were hit hard by the closure of bars and restaurants due to Covid-19

Heineken To Cut 8,000 Jobs As Covid Takes Fizz Out Of Sales

Heineken to cut 8,000 jobs as Covid takes fizz out of sales

A dam along a river in Tapovan was severely damaged in the flash flood

Anger As Hopes Fade For Indian Workers After Glacier Disaster

Anger as hopes fade for Indian workers after glacier disaster

A WHO mission tasked with investigating the origins of the coronavirus wrapped up this week, with many questions still unanswered

The WHO's China Mission: Five Questions Still Unanswered

The WHO's China mission: Five questions still unanswered

Illa is heading the ticket for Spain's ruling Socialist party (PSC) in Catalonia's regional election

Spain PM Hoping Ex-minister Turns Page In Catalan Vote

Spain PM hoping ex-minister turns page in Catalan vote

The WHO experts pushed back against the theory that the coronavirus escaped from the Wuhan Institute of Virology

WHO Mission Member Says 'Don't Rely' On US Virus Intelligence

WHO mission member says 'don't rely' on US virus intelligence

Toyota said net profit soared 50 percent in the third quarter and upgraded its full-year forecasts as the global auto industry gradually recovers from the coronavirus pandemic

Toyota Says Q3 Net Profit Soared, Hikes Full-year Outlook

Toyota says Q3 net profit soared, hikes full-year outlook

Australia has scooped up travellers at airports and shuttled them to quarantine hotels in a system that has kept the country relatively coronavirus-free

Strains Show In Australia's 'Gold Standard' Quarantine System

Strains show in Australia's 'gold standard' quarantine system

Hundreds of farmers drove their tractors into central Berlin to protest against the government's 'insect protection' draft law

German Farmers Rail Against Insect Protection Plans

German farmers rail against insect protection plans

Ecuador Presidential cadidate Yaku Perez speaks to reporters outside the National Electoral Council in Quito

Ecuador Indigenous Candidate, Ex-banker Seek Vote Runoff Place

Ecuador indigenous candidate, ex-banker seek vote runoff place

Turkish police officers detain protesters during a rally in support of Bogazici University students this week

Turkish Student Protests Feed Anti-Erdogan Anger

Turkish student protests feed anti-Erdogan anger

Several members of Libyan dictator Moamer Kadhafi's family survived the 2011 uprising

Who's Left Of The Kadhafi Clan 10 Years After Revolt?

Who's left of the Kadhafi clan 10 years after revolt?

On top of daily insecurity, Libya's economic crisis is further testing its people

Oil-rich Libya In Poverty After Decade Of Conflict

Oil-rich Libya in poverty after decade of conflict

A decade on, the so-called Arab Spring revolts in Libya have brought carnage rather than the longed-for freedom and progress

Libya Mired In Chaos 10 Years After Arab Spring

Libya mired in chaos 10 years after Arab Spring

After being forced to slow down production due to Covid-19 last year, carmakers are now being hit by a shortage of silicon chips

Chip Shortage Puts The Brakes On Automakers

Chip shortage puts the brakes on automakers

WhatsApp has lost some users to rival messaging platforms amid a controversy over its privacy policy

WhatsApp Flap Shows Importance Of Message Platform To Facebook

WhatsApp flap shows importance of message platform to Facebook

The Portuguese capital Lisbon is a popular destination for digital nomads

Covid-19 Prompts More To Grasp For 'Digital Nomad' Dream

Covid-19 prompts more to grasp for 'digital nomad' dream

Bright, noisy arcades are still a neighbourhood fixture in Japan, but they have been hard-hit by the pandemic

Virus Threatens 'Game Over' For Japan's Arcades

Virus threatens 'game over' for Japan's arcades

Spain's Mallorca island is a popular destination for digital nomads

Firms Hope For Post-pandemic Profits From 'Digital Nomads'

Firms hope for post-pandemic profits from 'digital nomads'

Anis Bouchnak carves a wood pipe at his workshop in the Tunisian coastal town of Tabarka, a craft passed down by his grandfather and father

Dying Breed: Tunisian Crafts Smoking Pipes From Briar Wood

Dying breed: Tunisian crafts smoking pipes from briar wood

Former US president Donald Trump goes on trial in the US Senate next week for incitment to insurrection in the January 6 attack by his supporters on the US Capitol.

Trump Trial Begins But Republicans Signal Likely Acquittal

Trump trial begins but Republicans signal likely acquittal

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