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Demonstrators rally outside the White House to denounce the killing of a senior Iranian general in Iraq

Protesters In US Rally Against Prospect Of War With Iran

Protesters in US rally against prospect of war with Iran

Peru Prosecutors Seek 12-year Term For Kenji Fujimori

Kenji Fujimori (C), is pictured in Lima on February 22, 2019 after visiting his father, ex-president Alberto Fujimori

Peru prosecutors seek 12-year term for Kenji Fujimori

China's Wu Lei Strikes Late As Espanyol Hold 10-man Barcelona

Wu Lei (2R) left Barcelona ruing two lost points after his late leveller earned a draw for Espanyol

China's Wu Lei strikes late as Espanyol hold 10-man Barcelona

Thousands of people gathered to demonstrate in central Paris against pension reform a month into the protest -- their banner reads "on strike until withdrawal"

Thousands March Against Pension Reform In Paris

Thousands march against pension reform in Paris

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Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni and veterans and Members of Parliament, march through the jungle as he retraces the route which his guerrilla forces took 35 years ago

Uganda's Museveni Begins Jungle March To Highlight Liberation Struggle

Uganda's Museveni begins jungle march to highlight liberation struggle

Indonesia's disaster agency said the death toll had climbed to more than 50

Thousands In Shelters As Indonesia Flood Death Toll Hits 60

Thousands in shelters as Indonesia flood death toll hits 60

The US embassy compound in Baghdad's Green Zone

Explosions Rock Baghdad As Rockets Slam Into Green-Zone; Military Bases Attacked

Rockets exploded in Baghdad's Green Zone and a base housing U.S. troops north of the Iraqi capital Saturday.

Firefighters tackle a bushfire near Batemans Bay in New South Wales

Power Supply Fears As Troops Called To Battle Australia Bushfires

Power supply fears as troops called to battle Australia bushfires

A mosque in the Czech city of Brno has been sprayed with anti-Muslim a graffiti saying -- "Donât spread Islam in the Czech Republic! Otherwise weâll kill you".

Czech Mosque Vandalised With Death Threats

Czech mosque vandalised with death threats

Hong Kong has been shaken by nearly seven months of pro-democracy protests

China Replaces Top Envoy To Crisis-hit Hong Kong

China replaces top envoy to crisis-hit Hong Kong

The UAE-development ToTok mobile app became popular by offering free calling and messaging to millions of users in countries like the UAE where internet calling services like Skype are blocked

Popular Mideast App Accused Of Spying Back On Google Play

Popular Mideast app accused of spying back on Google Play

Pedro Sanchez vowed to engage in dialogue over the thorny issue of Catalan independence as he seeks to resume as prime minister at the head of a leftist coalition

Spain's Sanchez Makes Catalan Dialogue Top Priority

Spain's Sanchez makes Catalan dialogue top priority

Australia's Prime Minister Scott Morrison (L) has faced sustained anger for his handling of the months-long bushfire crisis

Australia's Morrison Faces Fresh Fury For Bushfire 'Campaign Ad'

Australia's Morrison faces fresh fury for bushfire 'campaign ad'

China Replaces Top Envoy To Hong Kong: State Media

China replaces top envoy to Hong Kong: state media

Han Kuo-Yu, Taiwanâs main opposition presidential candidate, mourned victims of the crash at a campaign rally

Taiwan Election Candidates Mourn Victims Of Chopper Crash

Taiwan election candidates mourn victims of chopper crash

South China Sea: Malaysia Wants To Extend Claim In Challenge To China

Malaysian Foreign Minister Saifuddin Abdullah told reporters on Friday that the country will stand behind a December 12, 2019 claim made to the United Nations (U.N.) to stretch its boundaries beyond the normal 200 nautical miles.

New South Wales is under a third state of emergency over the severe fire conditions

Sydney Power Under Threat As Fires Destroy Substations

Sydney power under threat as fires destroy substations

Towering bushfires in Australia have turned the sky red and forced thousands from their homes

Shock, Fear And Sadness Grip Australia's 'Bushfire Refugees'

Shock, fear and sadness grip Australia's 'bushfire refugees'

Iran's supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei visits the family of Revolutionary Guards commander Major General Qasem Soleimani, killed in a US air strike in Baghdad on Friday, to offer his condolences

Iran Top General To Be Laid To Rest Tuesday In Hometown

Iran top general to be laid to rest Tuesday in hometown

A fighter loyal to Libyan Government of National Accord (GNA)opens fire in clashes with forces loyal to strongman Khalifa Haftar in suburban Tripoli

Turkish Intervention Risks Syria Scenario For Libya: Experts

Turkish intervention risks Syria scenario for Libya: experts

The collapse was latest deadly accident to mar the kingdom's poorly regulated building sector

Search For Survivors As Cambodia Building Collapse Toll Rises To 7

Search for survivors as Cambodia building collapse toll rises to 7

Martin Scorsese -- up for Golden Globes glory for "The Irishman" -- has previously won for "Gangs of New York" (in 2003), "The Departed" (2007) and "Hugo" (2012)

Five Things To Watch For At Golden Globes

Five things to watch for at Golden Globes

An Australian firefighter on New Year's Eve

Australia Bush Fires: Navy Beach Rescues Are Largest in Peacetime

The rescue of over 4,000 people from the Australian coastal town of Mallacoota, along with other evacuations, is being called by officials the largest peacetime evacuation in the country's history.

Tim Cook speaks during a product launch at Apple's headquarters in Cupertino, California in September 2019

CEO Tim Cook Sees Pay Ebb Along With Apple Performance

CEO Tim Cook sees pay ebb along with Apple performance

Dejan Kulusevski arrived at Atalanta aged 16

Ibrahimovic Vows To Kick-start Milan As Conte's Inter Seek Rare Win At Napoli

Ibrahimovic vows to kick-start Milan as Conte's Inter seek rare win at Napoli

Iranians burn a US flag during a demonstration against American "crimes"

US Killing Catapults Iraq Back To Aftermath Of 2003 Invasion

US killing catapults Iraq back to aftermath of 2003 invasion

Iran-Backed Militia Leader Shibl al-Zaydi Likely Killed In Baghdad Airstrike, Say Reports

An airstrike hit a convoy of the Iranian-backed Hashd Shaabi militia north of Baghdad on Friday night, likely killing its leader Shibl al-Zaydi, reports said.