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Sudan's ex-president Omar al-Bashir appeared in court several times since August, facing charges of illegal acquisition and use of foreign funds

Sudan's Deposed Bashir Faces Verdict In Corruption Case

Sudan's deposed Bashir faces verdict in corruption case

Turkey Slashes Interest Rates Again

Turkey's central bank has to deal with some unorthodox financial views held by the government

Turkey slashes interest rates again

India Deploys Troops As Protestors Defy Curfew Over Citizen Bill

The citizenship bill has triggered days of protests in northeast India

India deploys troops as protestors defy curfew over citizen bill

Recep Erdogan has said Turkey may hold patrols in the Mediterranean, which Secken said could include waters around the Greek island of Crete.Â

Turkey Builds Libya Ties In Reaction To Regional Rivals

Turkey builds Libya ties in reaction to regional rivals

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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has agreed to step down from all of his ministerial posts by the end of the year, but campaigners say he should give up the premiership too following his indictment on corruption charges last month

Indicted Netanyahu To Resign Ministries, Remain PM: Lawyers

Indicted Netanyahu to resign ministries, remain PM: lawyers

Clean-up efforts at Japan's Fukushima nuclear power have reduced adiation levels in some areas by 80 percent but forested land remains untouched and is a potential source of contamination for years to come

Fukushima Clean-up Reduces Radiation Levels, But Not All

Fukushima clean-up reduces radiation levels, but not all

There are no reliable global statistics on the number of people who identify as transgender

Japan Govt Ordered To Pay Damages Over Transgender Toilet Ban

Japan govt ordered to pay damages over transgender toilet ban

China expressed "strong indignation" over the passing of the Hong Kong Human Rights and Democracy Act by the US House of Representatives

China Slams US As 'Source Of Chaos', Rejects Universal Human Rights Standards

Chinese vice foreign minister Ma Zhaoxu accused the United States of being a “source of chaos” and said, “Some countries are making color revolutions all over the place to force regime change under the banner of human rights.”

Incoming pipelines leading to the Bovanenkovo gas field on the Yamal peninsula in the Arctic circle

German Execs Slam Planned US Sanctions On Russian Pipeline

German execs slam planned US sanctions on Russian pipeline

Cave art on the island of Sulawesi, Indonesia, was painted 44,000 years ago and is the oldest known to date

World's Oldest Artwork Uncovered In Indonesian Cave: Study

World's oldest artwork uncovered in Indonesian cave: study

The Admiral Kuznetsov has been undergoing repairs for more than two years

Russia's Only Aircraft Carrier On Fire In Port: News Agencies

Russia's only aircraft carrier on fire in port: news agencies

The International Energy Agency still sees the global oil market still being in surplus early next year despite additional production cuts by OPEC and its allies

Oil Market Still Unbalanced Despite OPEC+ Cuts: IEA

Oil market still unbalanced despite OPEC+ cuts: IEA

Bougainville Referendum Commission chairman Bertie Ahern (C) says the result sent 'shockwaves' through PNG's government

Bougainville Independence Vote A 'Shockwave' For PNG: Ahern

Bougainville independence vote a 'shockwave' for PNG: Ahern

Ethiopia's Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed won the Nobel Peace Prize in large part for reaching out to neighbouring Eritrea

Ethiopia's Abiy Calls For Meeting With Eritrean Leader

Ethiopia's Abiy calls for meeting with Eritrean leader

Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison said a taskforce would be created to monitor tech giants and take enforcement action

Australia Stops Short Of Major Clampdown On Facebook, Google

Australia stops short of major clampdown on Facebook, Google

Burger King has offered a vegetarian version of their iconic Whopper burger since April 2019

US Court Suspends Naming Restrictions On Fake Meat Firms

US court suspends naming restrictions on fake meat firms

China Accuses US Of 'Ideological Prejudice' For Legislation Fighting Uyghur Muslim Camps

The Chinese Communist Party’s regional government chairman, Shohrat Zakir, claimed that “trainees” from its “vocational training centers” had “graduated” and found stable employment.

Georgia-born sumo wrestler Levan Gorgadze has become a star in the Japanese sport

Beating, Homesickness: Tough Path To The Top For Georgian Sumo Star

Beating, homesickness: tough path to the top for Georgian sumo star

California To House Homeless In Cruise Ships: 'This Is An Emergency'

A leader in the Californian city Oakland has hit upon a novel idea of using cruise ships to house the city’s homeless people wrought by calamities like storms.