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US Special Representative for Venezuela Elliott Abrams (right) and Charge d'Affaires for Venezuela James Story speak at the State Department

US Accuses Venezuela Of Bribes To Rig Opposition Vote

US accuses Venezuela of bribes to rig opposition vote

Just Eat Confirms Taste For Takeaway.com Bid

The target of two hungry bidders

Just Eat confirms taste for Takeaway.com bid

Over 1,000 Women Take Feminist Anthem To Chile's Streets

Created by a Chliean Feminist collective and first performed last month, the song slams violence against women

Over 1,000 women take feminist anthem to Chile's streets

Paleontologist Rodrigo Temp Muller examines a dinosaur fossil at a research center in Sao Joao do Polesine, Brazil -- the town is a treasure trove of fossils, and the site of the discovery of the first Gnathovorax skeleton

In Brazil's Pampas, A Triassic Park Once Flourished

In Brazil's pampas, a Triassic Park once flourished

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Argentina's upper house is debating an economic emergency bill

Fernandez's Economic Emergency Plan Passes Argentina's Lower House

Fernandez's economic emergency plan passes Argentina's lower house

Gusts from the storm reached 120 kilometres an hour in Saint-Etienne, near Lyon, causing a roof to be ripped from a building

Storm Elsa Batters Parts Of Europe, Five Dead

Storm Elsa batters parts of Europe, five dead

Merkel's government is under increasing pressure to tackle climate change

Germany Signs Off On Flagship Climate Plan

Germany signs off on flagship climate plan

Prince Philip (pictured here in 2002) retired from royal duties in 2017

Britain's Prince Philip, 98, In Hospital Over Pre-existing Condition

Britain's Prince Philip, 98, in hospital over pre-existing condition

Britain's economy grew in the third quarter thanks to a boost in net trade

UK's Brexit-facing Economy Rebounds To Avoid Recession

UK's Brexit-facing economy rebounds to avoid recession

Shoppers carry televisions purchased from a store during Black Friday sales in Los Angeles

US GDP Growth Unrevised In 3rd Quarter At 2.1%

US GDP growth unrevised in 3rd quarter at 2.1%

Found guilty of 'institutional harassment'

After Suicides, France Telecom Ex-bosses Get Jail Terms For 'Harassment'

After suicides, France Telecom ex-bosses get jail terms for 'harassment'

Mobile internet has been cut for tens of millions in India during demonstrations against a new citizenship law

Indian Protesters Tweet And TikTok But New Delhi Fights Back

Indian protesters tweet and TikTok but New Delhi fights back

Iraqi women walk past a mural inspired by ongoing anti-government protests in Tahrir square in Baghdad while political leaders are struggling to choose a new prime minister

Iraq's Top Shiite Cleric Urges Elections To End Crisis

Iraq's top Shiite cleric urges elections to end crisis

posten norway postal service ad about jesus

Norway’s Postal Service Ad That Portray’s Jesus’ Father As A Mailman Sparks Outrage

Norway has a new postal service ad that fits the holiday season. The only problem is that many faithful took offense at its portrayal as to who Jesus’ father is.

Former Catalan regional president Carles Puigdemont (centre-left) and his health minister Toni Comin (left) were elected to the European Parliament in May

Exiled Catalan MEPs Accredited To Take Up Seats

Exiled Catalan MEPs accredited to take up seats

'Conviction, rigour and intelligence'

Mark Carney: Economic Firefighter At Helm Of Bank Of England

Mark Carney: economic firefighter at helm of Bank of England

Found guilty of 'institutional harassment'

After Suicides, France Telecom Ex-bosses Convicted Of 'Harassment'

After suicides, France Telecom ex-bosses convicted of 'harassment'

The two leaders have had frequent meetings

Iran's Rouhani Slams 'Irrational' US Nuclear Deal Withdrawal

Iran's Rouhani slams 'irrational' US nuclear deal withdrawal

Ioan Banciu lights a candle next to the empty tomb of his wife, one of the victims of the Romanian revolution

Misinformation From The Archives: Timisoara's 'Mass Graves'

Misinformation from the archives: Timisoara's 'mass graves'

An 'extraordinarily dominant position' in search-linked ads

French Regulator Fines Google 150 Mn Euros Over Search Engine Ads

French regulator fines Google 150 mn euros over search engine ads

Incumbent Kolinda Grabar-Kitarovic is Croatia's first female president

Croatia To Pick A President In Tight Three-way Race

Croatia to pick a president in tight three-way race

China has faced international condemnation over its Xinjiang internment camps

China Slams EU Parliament Over Uighur Sanctions Resolution

China slams EU parliament over Uighur sanctions resolution

The ministry's full list reflectsÂ how widely apps have permeated everyday life in China

China Names And Shames Tech Giants For App Privacy Violations

China names and shames tech giants for app privacy violations

Bailey was a BoE deputy between 2013 and 2016

Andrew Bailey Named As Bank Of England Governor

Andrew Bailey named as Bank of England governor

Hamas leader Ismail Haniya's talks in Turkey last weekend were part of a wider world tour aimed at boosting the Palestinian Islamist movement's legitimacy as an informal truce firms up with Israel

With Israel Thaw, Hamas Leader Tours Globe Seeking Support

With Israel thaw, Hamas leader tours globe seeking support

Bird Migration

Bird Believed To Be Extinct For 40 Years Returns To The Wild

The Guam rail was absent from the wild after brown tree snakes almost wiped them out.

The top candidates in the Democratic presidential nomination race (from left) -- Mayor Pete Buttigieg, Senator Elizabeth Warren, former vice president Joe Biden and Senator Bernie Sanders -- squared off in the party's fifth debate of the 2020 cycle

China Cuts Democratic Presidential Debate Live Stream During Discussion On Uyghur Human Rights

The timing of this outage came right before the next question from PBS moderator Judy Woodruff to the candidates. Should the U.S. boycott the 2022 Beijing Olympics over China's alleged mass detention of its Uyghur citizens?

A large bushfire burns in Balmoral, 150 kilometres southwest of Sydney, Australia, on December 19, 2019

Australian PM Ends Holiday To Face Fire Crisis

Australian PM ends holiday to face fire crisis

President Xi Jinping oversaw the inuaguration of Macau's new leader Ho Iat-seng

Xi Revels In Patriotic Macau Handover Party As Hong Kong Simmers

Xi revels in patriotic Macau handover party as Hong Kong simmers

The attack took place outside the security service headquarters on Lubyanka Square close to a busy shopping area in the heart of the Russian capital

Russian Media Names Moscow Gunman As 39-year-old Local

Russian media names Moscow gunman as 39-year-old local

As night draws in, troops draw up their armoured personnel carriers in a square and ready mortars in case of attack

In Hostile Sahel, French Troops Battle An Elusive Foe

In hostile Sahel, French troops battle an elusive foe

Former vice president Joe Biden, pictured at the Democratic Debate on December 19, has struggled with stuttering

Former Trump Spokeswoman Apologizes For Mocking Joe Biden Over Stuttering

Former Trump spokeswoman apologizes for mocking Joe Biden over stuttering

Didier Lombard, the former chief executive of France Telecom, during his trial in Paris in July 2019 over a wave of suicides at the company.

France Telecom Bosses Face Verdict Over Wave Of Suicides

France Telecom bosses face verdict over wave of suicides

Andrew Bailey is a former deputy governor of the central bank

Andrew Bailey Selected As Next Bank Of England Chief: Reports

Andrew Bailey selected as next Bank of England chief: reports

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