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Lebanon was already facing its worst economic crisis in decades and dollar shortages before the pandemic, and now, with Covid-19 overwhelming hospitals, people have been rushing to pharmacies to buy medicine

Mid-pandemic, Lebanon Medicine Shortages Sow Panic

Mid-pandemic, Lebanon medicine shortages sow panic

National youth poet laureate Amanda Gorman, pictured at President Joe Biden's inauguration on January 20, 2021, became theÂ first-ever poet to perform at the National Football League championship, America's most-watched broadcast of the year

Poet Amanda Gorman Opens Super Bowl

Poet Amanda Gorman opens Super Bowl

A wave of violence since the start of the year has revived memories of Darfur's devastating 2003 conflict

New Killings Revive Old Fears In Darfur Village

New killings revive old fears in Darfur village

Most parts of the country had between five and 10 centimetres of snow but some areas received 30 centimetres, public broadcaster NOS saidÂ

Dutch Hit By First Snowstorm In A Decade As Europe Shivers

Dutch hit by first snowstorm in a decade as Europe shivers

In recent years, angry Haitians have demonstrated against what they call rampant government corruption and unchecked crime by gangs, including this protest on January 15, 2021 in Port-au-Prince

Attempted Coup Foiled In Haiti, Authorities Claim

Attempted coup foiled in Haiti, authorities claim

Clark County in Nevada, the fifth-largest school district in the United States, has recorded 19 student suicides since the Covid-19 pandemic began in March, more than double the number for the same period the previous year

Pandemic Takes Mental Health Toll On US Youngsters

Pandemic takes mental health toll on US youngsters

Former US secretary of state George Shultz attends the centennial birthday celebration for former US president Ronald Reagan at the Reagan Presidential Library in Simi Valley, California, on February 6, 2011.

George Shultz, US Secretary Of State Who Helped Usher Out Cold War, Dies

George Shultz, US secretary of state who helped usher out Cold War, dies

Out of 142 people who were arrested, nearly 80 percent faced no charges, an Amnesty study said

Dozens Of Paris Protesters 'Arbitrarily Detained': Amnesty

Dozens of Paris protesters 'arbitrarily detained': Amnesty

Tottenham's Harry Kane (L) celebrates with Son Heung-min

Four-goal Man City Crush Liverpool, Kane Stars For Spurs

Four-goal Man City crush Liverpool, Kane stars for Spurs

DR Congo medical workers disinfect the coffin an Ebola victim in 2018 -- the government announced the disease has returned

DR Congo Announces 'Resurgence' Of Ebola

DR Congo announces 'resurgence' of Ebola

Opinion polls show leftist economist Andres Arauz (L) and conservative Guillermo Lasso the clear frontrunners among 16 candidates for Ecuador's president

Ecuadorans Vote To Choose Between Socialist And Banker For President

Ecuadorans vote to choose between socialist and banker for president

Map of India locating Uttarakhand state, where a broken glacier caused a major river surge

200 Missing In India After Burst Glacier Causes Flash Flooding

200 missing in India after burst glacier causes flash flooding

Britain has raced ahead of European neighbours with its vaccination drive, including using the Oxford/AstraZeneca jab

AstraZeneca Vaccine Less Effective Against S.African Strain: Study

The Oxford/AstraZeneca vaccine fails to prevent mild and moderate cases of the South African coronavirus strain.

Indo Tibetan Border Police personnel moved to clear Tapovan tunnel from debris following floods after glacier broke off in Chamoli district

Scores Missing In India After Glacier Causes Deadly Flooding

Scores missing in India after glacier causes deadly flooding

Container ships have been busy during the Covid-19 pandemic as consumers who can't go out to restaurants or live entertainment buy more goods for their houses

Container Shipping Sector Navigates Covid Pandemic

Container shipping sector navigates Covid pandemic

Greek Olympic sailing champion Sofia Bekatorou testified in January that she was subject to sexual abuse and harassment

Greece's #MeToo Movement Leads To Calls For Reckoning On Incest

Greece's #MeToo movement leads to calls for reckoning on incest

Jihyun Park is believed to be the first defector from North Korea to have run for office in any country besides South Korea

From NKorea To UK Election Candidate: Defector Fights For 'Voiceless'

From NKorea to UK election candidate: defector fights for 'voiceless'

Budapest store manager Zoltan Helmeczi says drone technology should not be held back

Journalists Say Hungary Drone Law Stifles Reporting

Journalists say Hungary drone law stifles reporting

Honey is harvested only at night as the local bees are very aggressive

Hive Thinking: Beekeeping Makes A Buzz In Ivory Coast

Hive thinking: Beekeeping makes a buzz in Ivory Coast

It's not always just about pounds per square foot, says estate agent David Myers

For Sale: London's Thinnest House

For sale: London's thinnest house

Abdul Hamid Dbeibah delivering a speech

Libya Embarks On New Transition Phase

Libya embarks on new transition phase

Vasile Gliga runs one of the larger producers of stringed instruments in Reghin

Fears For Future Of Romania's Master Violin Makers

Fears for future of Romania's master violin makers

Google says it has made progress toward a new system allowing the delivery of targeted advertising without the use of privacy-invading "cookies"

Google Moves Away From Diet Of 'Cookies' To Track Users

Google is weaning itself off user-tracking "cookies" which allow the web giant to deliver personalized ads but which also have raised the hackles of privacy defenders.

Daniil Medvedev steered Russia to the ATP Cup title

Ruthless Medvedev, Rublev Fire Russia To Maiden ATP Cup Victory

Ruthless Medvedev, Rublev fire Russia to maiden ATP Cup victory

Donald Trump is the only US president ever impeached twice by the House of Representatives, and faces his second trial in the Senate beginning February 9, 2021

Who Are The Pivotal Figures In Trump's Senate Trial?

The defendant in the impeachment trial remains the same, but several leading figures in the Senate proceedings have changed.

US President Donald Trump, just two weeks before leaving office, rallied his supporters in Washington on January 6, 2021, the day a mob of his supporters laid siege to the US Capitol, triggering a historic second impeachment and trial

Another Trial For The Ages: Senate To Judge Trump Over Riot

Another trial for the ages: Senate to judge Trump over riot

US President Joe Biden, seen speaking at the White House on February 5, 2021, has vowed to step up efforts on LGBTQI rights

Biden Opens Major Push For LGBTIQ Rights Abroad

Biden opens major push for LGBTIQ rights abroad

Supporters of Britney Spears hold a #FreeBritney protest outside a Los Angeles Courthouse in September 2020

Pop Phenom, Tabloid Target: The Fight To #FreeBritney

Pop phenom, tabloid target: the fight to #FreeBritney

Ecuador's economy is forecast to contract 8.9 percent in 2020, while unemployment reached 8.6 percent in September 2020 -- more than doubling in nine months

Ecuadorans Choose Their President: Socialist Or Banker?

Ecuadorans choose their president: socialist or banker?

Yemeni tribesmen attend a rally denouncing the US designation of the Huthi rebels as a terrorist group in the Huthi-held capital Sanaa on February 4, 2021

US Moves To End Terror Designation Of Yemen Huthis

US moves to end terror designation of Yemen Huthis

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