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New study to enroll thousands of children below 12 years at dozens of sites across the US, Finland, Poland and Spain.

Lawsuit filed at ECOWAS court in Abuja calls for interim injunction restraining gov't from implementing suspensi

As tin reserves on land in Indonesia continue to twindle, miners are turning to the sea.

A Biden administration task force charged with reuniting families separated under Trump, has so far united 7 children.

Job openings hit a record high while one in three businesses struggle to find skilled talent.

El Salvador announces plans to make Bitcoin legal tender, but other countries are concerned about cryptocurrencies.

Joe Biden and Michelle Bachelet among those to praise judges' upholding of Bosnian Serb military leader's convictions.

Moving ahead with weapons sale gives 'green light' to Israeli abuses of Palestinians, rights advocates say.

Government says 7,000 families have fled to Sebba after attackers killed 138 people in Solhan village.

Presidential hopefuls exchange accusations during second debate, criticise state television over handling of sessions.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says killing of four members of a Muslim family in Ontario is a 'terrorist attack'.

Gov't says June 21 vote will be a break away from previous polls but critics say process is not free and fair.

Secretary-general says he would be 'deeply humbled' if the UN General Assembly were to approve a second term.

Recovery of most of ransom paid to Colonial Pipeline hackers undermines case that Bitcoin is beyond government control.

ACLU and others say solitary is 'torture', ask Biden and Harris to fulfil campaign promises to end inmate isolation.

The US and Mexico signed a memorandum of understanding that will establish greater cooperation between the two nations.

Iraq is planning to build eight nuclear reactors to tackle a crippling power shortage in the oil-rich economy.

Washington becomes the latest US state to offer a creative way to encourage COVID vaccinations.

South Africa health minister put on special leave amid claims over the ministry's award of COVID-19-related contracts.

Sales of Teslas produced in China surged last month, despite a recent wave of bad publicity for the EV maker.

Kim has unveiled a plan to bring 'tangible change' to stabilise the country's crippled economy, state media reported.

Verdict means Bosnian Serb military leader will see out life prison sentence over atrocities in Bosnia's 1992-1995 war.

Task force will work to strengthen US supply chains that officials say have been weakened by unfair trade practices.

Colonial Pipeline officials have said they saw the $4.4m ransom payment as necessary to restart halted operations.

The DOJ under Biden has argued it was justified for the federal government under Trump to take over defence in the case.

A man was heard shouting out 'Down with Macronia' before he delivered a slap to Macron's face.

Wayne Couzens, 48, also accepts responsibility for the death of Everard during a hearing at the Old Bailey.

Can this robotic device really help smartphone addicts avoid walking into objects while texting?

Tens of thousands of Iranian Kurds live in dire conditions in the Kurdish region of Iraq as they await UN help.

Activists in British Columbia are erecting blockades to try to prevent logging of ancient trees on Indigenous lands.

Abu Jaber, 44, completed a 20-year sentence for planting a bomb on an Israeli bus in December 2000.

New governing coalition will end Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's record hold on power.

Lightning kills at least 27 people, four passengers on a flight hospitalised after monsoon storms in West Bengal.

A mental health project run by counterterrorism forces is criminalising mental health problems among Muslims.

'Growing up in Gaza is inspiring for poets - life here is poetry blown into pieces and scattered all over the place.'

Initiative to distribute headscarves is aimed at getting more people from minority backgrounds playing football.

The January 6 riot was marred by government, military, and law enforcement missteps, the Senate report says.

Indian football star passes Argentina's Messi after scoring both goals in his country's 2-0 win over Bangladesh in Doha.

Move comes after US Secretary of State Antony Blinken signalled a possible resumption of economic talks with Taiwan.

Financial Times, New York Times, Bloomberg News, and Guardian websites crashed for reasons unknown.

The latest round of fighting should serve as a wake up call for the EU.

Israel's parliament speaker schedules the vote that could end Netanyahu's 12-year rule.

India battles a new challenge in mucormycosis or 'black fungus', a rare disease with a high mortality rate.

How the militarisation of Kashmir made it that much more difficult for Kashmiris to cope with the latest COVID-19 surge.

Apple aims to launch a vehicle in 2024, has made building manufacturing facilities in the US a condition: Reuters.

Warmer weather that should mean safer conditions for scaling Himalayan peaks coincided with a second COVID wave.

Al-Hussein, who lost a leg in a bomb blast in Syria, aims to compete at his second Paralympic Games.

Eritrean foreign minister accuses Biden administration of 'stoking... conflict and destabilisation' in Ethiopia's north.

UN judges to rule on Bosnian Serb military chief's appeal against genocide conviction for the 1995 Srebrenica massacre.

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