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Aegean quake toll rises, Turkish rescuers make final search
The death toll in last week’s Aegean Sea earthquake has risen to 116 as rescuers.
Ethiopian leader orders military against regional government
Ethiopia’s prime minister has ordered the military to confront a regional government after he says.
Thai protest leader says movement won’t back down on demand
A top leader of Thailand’s pro-democracy protests is insisting that the student-led movement will not.
SKorea military detects unidentified person at NKorea border
South Korea says its military was engaged in an operation near the heavily fortified border.
Hurricane Eta slams into Nicaragua as Category 4 storm
MANAGUA, Nicaragua — The heart of powerful Hurricane Eta began moving ashore in Nicaragua Tuesday.
Puerto Rico keeps voting due to long lines at polls
Puerto Ricans have forced voting centers to remain open past past official closing times as.
Zimbabwe journalist Hopewell Chin’ono arrested on new charge
Zimbabwe police have arrested investigative journalist, Hopewell Chin’ono on contempt of court charges By FARAI.
English retailers fret over Christmas as lockdown 2.0 looms
A second lockdown in England is set to come into force this week By PAN.
Pakistani army: Militant fire from Afghanistan kills soldier
Pakistan’s military says militant gunfire from across the border with Afghanistan killed one soldiers and.
Shanghai stock exchange suspends Ant Group listing, dashing its dual-listing ambitions days before record-breaking IPO
Shanghai stock exchange suspends Ant Group listing, dashing its dual-listing ambitions days before record-breaking IPO.
Uganda police arrest Bobi Wine after presidential nomination
Ugandan police have again arrested Bobi Wine, a popular singer and opposition presidential hopeful, just.
Austria’s interior minister says attacker killed in Vienna was a 20-year-old dual citizen of Austria and North Macedonia
Austria’s interior minister says attacker killed in Vienna was a 20-year-old dual citizen of Austria.
Turkish rescuers pull baby girl out alive from the rubble four days after strong earthquake hit
Turkish rescuers pull baby girl out alive from the rubble four days after strong earthquake.
Australian central bank cuts key interest rate to 0.1%
Australia’s central bank has cut its benchmark interest rate by 0.15 of a percentage point.
Firebrand monk surrenders to police days before Myanmar vote
A nationalist Buddhist monk in Myanmar noted for his inflammatory rhetoric has surrendered to police,.
Peru’s president to face a 2nd impeachment vote in Congress
For the second time in less than two months, opposition members in Peru’s congress have.
AP PHOTOS: In Mexico, a quieter Day of the Dead under COVID
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Austrian official: Several injured, possibly dead in attack
The Austria Press Agency says that the country’s top security official says several people have.
Survivors count 54 dead after Ethiopia massacre, group says
Amnesty International says survivors of a massacre by rebels in western Ethiopia have counted 54.
IS attack on Afghan university leaves 22 dead, 22 wounded
KABUL, Afghanistan — Islamic State militants in Afghanistan stormed the Kabul University on Monday as.
Philippines: 20 dead, thousands of homes damaged in typhoon
Philippine officials say at least 20 people were killed as Typhoon Goni lashed the country.
Lyon man questioned by police over Greek priest shooting
A Greek Orthodox parishioner who was recently caught on video scuffling with a Lyon priest.
French schools reopen in mourning after beheading of teacher
French schools held a minute of silence after reopening for the first time since the.
Hurricane Eta forms in Caribbean Sea, forecasters say; slated to bring heavy rain, wind, storm surge to Central America
Hurricane Eta forms in Caribbean Sea, forecasters say; slated to bring heavy rain, wind, storm.
Cambodia reopens schools after coronavirus shutdown in March
Schools throughout Cambodia have reopened for the first time since March but with class sizes.
