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Russia's top diplomat opens US talks amid impeachment

Amazon lawsuit will not delay $10 bn JEDI contract: Pentagon

House leader Pelosi: Revised USMCA much better than original

Teens arrested as Spain police smash global paedophile ring

Trump facing two articles of impeachment

Bosnia starts to close controversial migrant camp

No government? No problem, say Belgians

Medic, driver, witness, baker: four faces of Iraqi's uprising

US, Mexico, Canada to sign deal finalizing trade agreement

Qatar emir skips summit but warm words point to thaw with Saudi

'It Must Have Been Love' Roxette singer dies aged 61

Obstruction, abuse of power charges unveiled in Trump impeachment

Russian court sentences 11 for Saint Petersburg bombing

Gunman kills himself after deadly Czech hospital rampage

Germany launches new plan for EU financial transaction tax

The submarine, a 3,000-ton vessel named the INS Sindhuvir, is 31 years old but has been well maintained with regular refits in India and Russia.

French schools hit as unions call new mass pension protests

Solving climate crisis requires leadership: Bloomberg

Protests rage in northeast India over citizenship bill

Two Algeria ex-PMs get heavy jail terms in graft trial

Hong Kong leader rules out protest concessions ahead of Beijing visit

Child's play: Coding booms among Chinese children

Heroism, devastation after deadly N. Zealand volcano eruption

China says detained Canadians treated in 'civilised way'

Chile military plane disappears with 38 aboard: Air Force

Rohingya call for Myanmar's Suu Kyi to acknowledge atrocities

For as little as 15 Australian dollars (about US$10 or 500 Philippine Peso), pedophiles in Australia can watch children perform sexual acts online while the abuse is being filmed in the Philippines. Senior officer Andrew Perkins, of the Australian federal police (AFP) team in Manila, told the Guardian Australia that this is an “alarming shift” toward “convenient and low-risk” activity compared to the more common “sex tourism” involving the abuse of children.

Bayer targets climate-neutral business by 2030

Fernandez takes office as Argentina shifts to the left