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The pound has fallen sharply against the dollar and stock market values are volatile after...
The pound has fallen sharply against the dollar and stock market values are volatile after...
Le niveau de risque lié au variant Omicron reste très élevé, a estimé l'Organisation mondiale de la santé (OMS) dans...
Le droit passerelle représente un montant global de 5,2 milliards d'euros, soit 46% de toutes les aides fédérales...
The state's adjusted unemployment rate fell to 12.4 percent in August, its lowest level since...
Prime Minister Imran Khan shocked by the horrific accident'
In just over a month of unrest, 59 people have died across Colombia
Attack in Kazan left 9 people dead, 7 of them children
Deadly exchange of rocket fire and air strikes, most severe fighting between Palestinian militant group and Israeli forces since 2014 war in Gaza, spa
35 Palestinians killed in Gaza during Israeli airstrikes, while five Israelis killed in Hamas rocket strikes in worst fighting in region since 2014
Education experts cite drastically lower enrollments even as things appear to be shifting back to normal after more than a year of coronavirus pandemi
The Taliban have intensified battlefield attacks since the foreign troop withdrawal started, inflicting heavy casualties on Afghan government forces a
The blast occurred in a Shi'ite Muslim neighborhood in Kabul
The US territory of 3.3 million people has reported more than 115,000 confirmed cases, over 115,000 suspected ones and more than 2,000 deaths
India's number of cases surged by 349,691 in the past 24 hours
At least 1,002,938,540 doses have been administered in 207 countries and territories, according to an AFP tally
While much of the world remains hunkered down, the band Six60 has been playing to huge crowds in New Zealand, where social distancing isn't required a
Meanwhile,/India reports more than 230,000 new cases in one day
Fears of inflation and higher interest rates temper some economists' optimism
European public confidence in Oxford University AstraZeneca vaccine plunges as major cities in several countries view drug as unsafe
Syria's economic crisis has sent prices soaring and caused the national currency to plummet in value against the dollar on the black market
Thousands have fled the state capital, El Geneina, where fighting has raged for several days
Growth of 6% expected this year, 4.4% in 2022
Diminishing water supply is having a severe impact on crops, with losses of up to 40%
Brazil records more than 100,000 new infections in 1 day
Brazil records more than 100,000 new infections in 1 day
The country had previously been reducing its nuclear weapons stockpile, and in 2010, the government set a cap of 180 warheads for the mid-2020 period.
Conditions worsen for Syrians as access to basic services, food, security remain under threat
The country recorded the world's highest COVID-19 death toll over the past week, triggering tighter restrictions on Thursday in its most populous stat
US president's prime-time address marks his 50th day in office
UN weather agency says February saw much colder than average temperatures in North America and Russia, but warmer temperatures in parts of the Arctic
Vendors welcome move but say they need help buying protective equipment so they can safely operate
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Gold, oil trading higher, US markets trading lower in futures markets//
Some places are only admitting people with proof they have been fully vaccinated////
US to begin releasing $4 billion it pledged to a global vaccine initiative
Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala was named director-general of the World Trade Organization Monday after her only rival, South Korean Trade Minister Yoo Myung-Hee
The flash flood in Uttarakhand state, triggered by what scientists said could have been a large avalanche of glacier ice, sent water, rocks and debris
Johns Hopkins says US tops list, followed by India and Brazil
Jewish state is urged to vaccinate Palestinians for its own good
La manifestation décernera ses prix, en virtuel, le 25 février.
Tedros said that as vaccines are rolled out around the world, it is important to continue to take the precautions that keep people safe
Al-Shabab claimed responsibility for bomb and gun attack on popular hotel in Somalia's capital
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Two incidents cast a spotlight on the working conditions for China's gig economy workers
There has been growing criticism of vaccine inequality' as developing countries struggle to secure supplies while wealthy nations begin inoculating t
Multiple states, including New York and Florida, have reported they are running out of vaccine
Death toll has risen to 159 in West Darfur state after three days of clashes
The death toll has risen to 159 in West Darfur state after three days of clashes between different communities and fresh fighting broke out in South D
Friday's earthquake is just one of many disasters to strike the Pacific archipelago at the start of 2021
Beijing releases data Monday showing nation's economy ended 2020 growing 2.3%, after strong 6.5% increase in fourth quarter
News comes on tail of gloomy jobs report that saw US shed jobs for first time in eight months
'We are now in the center of the storm,' South Africa's president says, announcing extension of coronavirus restrictions
Matt Hancock says new variant spreads more easily than original strains and Britain's three-tiered system of restrictions is proving less effective at
Warning came after more than a dozen workers from Myanmar were dumped by roadside in Thailand this week following ban
US has more COVID cases than any other country
More than 93,000 people affected
President says inoculations will begin in the U.S. within 24 hours while House Speaker Pelosi demands fair and equitable' distribution
Director-general says $4.3 billion needed for vaccine in neediest countries
Soaring infections, even as vaccines near approval, pose economic threat
A jump in infections could force another lockdown, hurting the economy