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Queen Elizabeth II Approves Brexit Bill, Ian Blackford Warns Royal Assent Could Mean ‘Constitutional Crisis’

Queen Elizabeth II signed off on Prime Minister Boris Johnson's Brexit deal.

Gulf Screens Passengers From China Amid Virus Outbreak

Dubai International Airport is one of the world's biggest aviation hubs

Gulf screens passengers from China amid virus outbreak

Dutch Foundation Launches 'Dieselgate' Action Against VW In France

Dutch foundation launches 'Dieselgate' action against VW in France

Ren Zhengfei, CEO of Chinese telecoms giant Huawei, attended Davos, unfazed by the firm being banned from the United States over a perceived risk of Chinese espionage

In Davos, The Spectre Of A Tech Cold War

In Davos, the spectre of a tech cold war

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Central American migrants -- mostly Hondurans heading to the US in a caravan -- cross the Suchiate River from Tecun Uman, Guatemala, to Ciudad Hidalgo, Chiapas State, Mexico, on January 23, 2020

Hundreds Of Central American Migrants Cross Into Mexico From Guatemala

Hundreds of Central American migrants cross into Mexico from Guatemala

Some ransomware victims say they don't regain access to their data even after meeting demands of hackers

Some Hackers Take The Ransom And Run: Researchers

Some hackers take the ransom and run: researchers

Hundreds fled from the attack to Kaya village, seen here, about 100 kilometers from the capital

Survivors Of Burkina Jihadi Attack Tell Of Terror And Escape

Survivors of Burkina jihadi attack tell of terror and escape

Two top EU officials in Brussels are expected to sign the formal Brexit treaty on Friday

Queen Gives Assent For Britain To Leave EU

Queen gives assent for Britain to leave EU

Holocaust survivors show Auschwitz prison numbers on their arms

'I Am Here': Holocaust Survivors Mark Auschwitz Liberation

'I am here': Holocaust survivors mark Auschwitz liberation

A Rohingya refugee reacts while holding his dead son after crossing the Naf river from Myanmar into Bangladesh on October 9, 2017, about two months after operations by the Myanmar military began

International Criminal Court Rules Genocide Against Rohingya In Myanmar

The court ordered Myanmar to take action to prevent further genocide against the Rohingya and to report to the court on its progress in four months.

Super-rich: Dos Santos has a fortune estimated at more than $2 billion

In The Spotlight: Isabel Dos Santos, Angola's 'Princess'

In the spotlight: Isabel dos Santos, Angola's 'princess'

Newfoundland Snow: Businesses Reel From Canadian City’s Extended State Of Emergency Call

Businesses were affected by nonstop snow in St. John’s city since Christmas eve but snow-clearing efforts should help get shops back in operation.

American Airlines reported a jump in fourth-quarter profits on continued strong consumer demand that offset the hit from the 737 MAX grounding

American Airlines Reports Higher Profits Despite MAX Hit

American Airlines reports higher profits despite MAX hit

US Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said tax cuts will pay for themselves and boost growth and rejected evidence that they have caused a surge in the deficit

US Treasury Secretary Pledges Tax Cuts For 'Middle Class'

US Treasury Secretary pledges tax cuts for 'middle class'

Members of the Girjas Sami association in Sweden mark a legal victory giving them the right to regulate local hunting and fishing activities

Sami Association Wins Historic Hunting Rights Case Against Sweden

Sami association wins historic hunting rights case against Sweden

Greenpeace Nordic and Norwegian group Natur og Ungdom accused the government of violating the Paris agreement on climate change by allowing companies to drill for gas and oil in the Arctic waters

Environmentalists Lose New Norway Lawsuit Over Arctic Oil

Environmentalists lose new Norway lawsuit over Arctic oil

European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen promise of a rapid agreement in trade talks with US President Donald Trump surprised sceptical Brussels officials

Brussels Scratches Head Over Talk Of US Trade Deal

Brussels scratches head over talk of US trade deal

Procter & Gamble is having success with premium products, but sales growth slowed a bit in the second quarter

P&G Lifts Profit Forecast But Sales Growth Slows

P&G lifts profit forecast but sales growth slows

Putin says the constitutional changes 'are important for Russia's continued development'

Russian MPS Give Quick First Approval To Putin Reforms

Russian MPS give quick first approval to Putin reforms

A Royal Caribbean's cruise ship, Enchantment of the Seas

Oasis of the Seas Death: Coast Guard Recover Body of Man Overboard

The body of a man who was initially thought to have accidentally fallen off the Oasis of the Seas cruise ship has been recovered.

US Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin believes a trade deal with Britain can be reached by the end of this year

US Expects UK Trade Deal 'This Year': Mnuchin

US expects UK trade deal 'this year': Mnuchin

The valley in the Annapurna mountain region where the avalanche struck

Search Suspended For South Koreans, Nepalis Hit By Avalanche

Search suspended for South Koreans, Nepalis hit by avalanche

The central Chinese city of Wuhan has been placed on effective lockdown in a bid to control the spread of a SARS-like disease

'End Of The World': Wuhan Residents React To Quarantine

'End of the world': Wuhan residents react to quarantine

Hong Kong is on high alert for the Wuhan virus

Hong Kong Holiday Camps Become Quarantine Zones As Virus Fears Spike

Hong Kong holiday camps become quarantine zones as virus fears spike

California Inmate Deaths: Authorities Kick Off Probe In Second Cane-Beating Attack

Authorities are investigating the death of a child molester who is believed to have been killed by the same suspect who beat another inmate to death earlier.

Dubbed Africa's richest woman, Isabel dos Santos is accused of using her father's backing to plunder state funds

Dos Santos Drops Portugal Bank Stake

Dos Santos drops Portugal bank stake

Sami Association Wins Hunting Rights Battle In Sweden

Sami association wins hunting rights battle in Sweden

Palm oil production has been blamed by environmentalists for driving massive deforestation

American Journalist Who Exposed Indonesia's Rain Forest Destruction Arrested For Visa Violation

Jacobson is accused of violating his visa conditions due to his reporting activities in Palangkaraya. His lawyer, Aryo Nugroho, said his client could face up to five years in prison.

The Can$196.5 million (US$150 million) on Volkswagen is 26 times the highest fine Canada had previously imposed for an environmental offence

VW In Canada Ordered To Pay CAN$196.5 Mn Over Emissions Scandal

VW in Canada ordered to pay CAN$196.5 mn over emissions scandal

President Volodymyr Zelensky has pledged to make life easier for foreign investors in Ukraine

Investment-starved Ukraine Plans 'Nanny' For Wealthy Foreigners

Investment-starved Ukraine plans 'nanny' for wealthy foreigners

Volvo said higher emissions in cold temperatures "do not mean an illegal defeat device" is built into a car

German NGO Accuses Volvo Of Diesel Emissions Cheating

German NGO accuses Volvo of diesel emissions cheating

Angry Iraqi demonstrators mourn the killing of female activist and paramedic Janat Madhi, in Basra on Tuesday night, part of an upsurge of violence against the three-month-old protest movement

Iraq Protester Gunned Down In Second Night Of Violence

Iraq protester gunned down in second night of violence

In November Hong Kong's pro-democracy camp pulled off a landslide win with a record turnout in district-level elections

Hong Kong's Carrie Lam Admits Extradition Bill Was A 'Political Failure', Will Not Resign

"[It failed] partly because of the nature of the matter and partly because of the very obsolete PR machinery of the [Hong Kong] government, especially facing a world-class propaganda that challenged us,” she said.