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Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador, pictured in December 2019, has offered 4,000 jobs to migrants in a caravan

Mexico Offers 4,000 Jobs To New Migrant Caravan

Mexico offers 4,000 jobs to new migrant caravan

US Condemns Iran General But Sees Calm For Now

Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei delivers a sermon during Friday prayers in Tehran

US condemns Iran general but sees calm for now

Air France-KLM Chief Warns Carbon Taxes Could Backfire

Carbon taxes on Air France-KLM plane tickets would "hamper our ability" to buy fuel-efficient planes, according to CEO Ben Smith

Air France-KLM chief warns carbon taxes could backfire

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau called on Iran to hand the blackbox from a downer Ukrainian airliner to France, which he said has the expertise to analyze the data, at a news conference January 17, 2020 in Ottawa, Canada.

Trudeau Urges Iran To Send Downed Jetliner's Black Boxes To France

Trudeau urges Iran to send downed jetliner's black boxes to France

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A supporter holding the flag of Hezbollah, which the UK government designated as a terror organisation

UK Adds Entire Hezbollah Movement To Terror Blacklist

UK adds entire Hezbollah movement to terror blacklist

The Magaluf holiday resort has gained a reputation for heavy drinking among young tourists from Britain and elsewhere

Spain's Balearic Islands Crack Down On Alcohol-fuelled Holidays

Spain's Balearic Islands crack down on alcohol-fuelled holidays

Protestors shout anti-government slogans outside a mass graveyard during the commemorative ceremonies of Haiti's 10th earthquake anniversary on the outskirts of Port-au-Prince, on January 12, 2020

UN Chief Calls On Haiti To 'Resist Escalation' 10 Years After Quake

UN chief calls on Haiti to 'resist escalation' 10 years after quake

Fighters with Libyan internationally-recognised government have been fighting against Haftar since April

EU Under Pressure To Prepare For Libya Peace Force

EU under pressure to prepare for Libya peace force

The theft of the manuscript was discovered by the family of book dealer Djafar Ghazy after he died in an old people's home in Munich in 2007

Dutch Art Sleuth Finds Rare Stolen Copy Of 'Prince Of Persian Poets'

Dutch art sleuth finds rare stolen copy of 'Prince of Persian poets'

Renown lawyer Alan Dershowitz will present oral arguments on behalf of Donald Trump at the president's impeachment trial

Celebrity Lawyer Dershowitz To Defend Trump

Celebrity lawyer Dershowitz to defend Trump

German migrant ship capatin Carola Rackete has hailed an Italy court's ruling that she should never have been arrested

Italy Court Rules Migrant Ship Captain's Arrest Not Warranted

Italy court rules migrant ship captain's arrest not warranted

Most of the victims were Iranian and Canadian citizens

Ukraine Says Iran To Hand Over Downed Jet's Black Boxes

Ukraine says Iran to hand over downed jet's black boxes

Greta Thunberg told world leaders "you haven't seen anything yet" as she spoke to a climate protest crowd in Lausanne

Greta Warns World Leaders At Climate Protest Before Davos

Greta warns world leaders at climate protest before Davos

On the opening day of the bull-taming festival in India's Madurai city, more than 20 men were injured

One Dead, Dozens Injured At India Bull-taming Festival

One dead, dozens injured at India bull-taming festival

The kite strings are coated with a paste of powdered glass and glue to make them sharp in order to sever the strings of rival kites

Deadly Kite Strings Kill 150 Birds In India

Deadly kite strings kill 150 birds in India

The British teenager's case has been controversial from the outset with not just the British media but also the UK government raising concerns over her prosecution and conviction for falsely alleging she was gang-raped

British Teenager Appeals False Rape Claim Conviction

British teenager appeals false rape claim conviction

Millions have come out on the streets in demonstrations sparked by opposition to a now-abandoned proposal to allow extraditions to mainland China

Hong Kong Protests 'Similar' To Venezuela Unrest: Foreign Minister

Hong Kong protests 'similar' to Venezuela unrest: foreign minister

US President Donald Trump will be returning to the Davos summit in Switzerland after last appearing in 2018

Trump And Thunberg Face Off As Davos Warms To Climate Action

Trump and Thunberg face off as Davos warms to climate action

Nicolas Chapuis raised European Union concerns about the impact of the China-US trade deal on European firms

EU Warns Of WTO Challenge If China-US Deal Creates 'Distortions'

EU warns of WTO challenge if China-US deal creates 'distortions'

Authorities halted oyster sales at 23 French fields after testing revealed norovirus contamination.

French Oyster Farmers Fume As Norovirus Shuts Down Sales

French oyster farmers fume as norovirus shuts down sales

Billboards and banners welcomed China's Xi Jinping to Naypyidaw on Friday

China's Xi Vows 'New Era' Of Myanmar Ties After Red Carpet Welcome

China's Xi vows 'new era' of Myanmar ties after red carpet welcome

Hong Kong Express apologised and said the practice had been suspended

Hong Kong Airline Made Woman Take Pregnancy Test

Hong Kong airline made woman take pregnancy test

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US Woman Jailed For Killing Husband With Eye Drops

US woman jailed for killing husband with eye drops

Libyan strongman Khalifa Haftar greets German Foreign Minister Heiko Maas in his eastern stronghold Benghazi

Libya Strongman Haftar In Greece Ahead Of Peace Meeting

Libya strongman Haftar in Greece ahead of peace meeting

Vodafone Idea, reported a record quarterly loss in November, could be forced to cease operations after losing its appeal against the $4 billion bill

Vodafone India's Shares Plunge Almost 40%, Future In Doubt

Vodafone India's shares plunge almost 40%, future in doubt

The number of births has now fallen for three consecutive years

China Birth Rate Hits Lowest Level Since 1949

China birth rate hits lowest level since 1949

Supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei has said Iran's deadly downing of a Ukrainian airliner was a "bitter" accident as he led the main weekly Muslim prayers in Tehran for the first time since 2012

Khamenei: 'Bitter' Plane Tragedy Should Not Cloud Soleimani's 'Sacrifice'

Khamenei: 'Bitter' plane tragedy should not cloud Soleimani's 'sacrifice'

The plant lies near an active faultline, the court ruled

Japan Court Halts Nuclear Reactor Restart Citing Volcano, Quake Risks

Japan court halts nuclear reactor restart citing volcano, quake risks

A string of recent incidents has intensified speculation over Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte's capacity to lead

Duterte Says Slamming Catholic Church Helps Win Elections: 'It’s Good To Bu----it Bishops'

Catholic leaders in the Philippines have been critical of Duterte over his war on drugs that has caused many deaths.

The veteran Spanish driver led this year's Dakar Rally from the third stage

Spanish Driver Carlos Sainz Wins Dakar Rally For Third Time

Spanish driver Carlos Sainz wins Dakar Rally for third time

Map showing Fiji and the path of Tropical Cyclone Tino

Fiji Cyclone Leaves Two Missing, 119 In Emergency Shelter

Fiji cyclone leaves two missing, 119 in emergency shelter

Billboards and banners welcomed China's Xi Jinping to Naypyidaw on Friday

China's Xi Arrives In Myanmar On Billion-dollar Charm Offensive

China's Xi arrives in Myanmar on billion-dollar charm offensive

The fires have claimed 28 lives, scorched massive tracts of pristine forests and destroyed thousands of homes

Rain Brings Joy For Australian Firefighters, Farmers

Rain brings joy for Australian firefighters, farmers

Smoke from bushfires has blanketed large parts of Australia

Australia To Lose Billions As Bushfires Deter Tourists

Australia to lose billions as bushfires deter tourists

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