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• CEO Stuns 900 Workers By Sacking Them All On Zoom Call Few Weeks Before Christmas
• British Teenager Shares Experience After Surviving Crocodile Attack in Zambia (Video)
• Teenager Plans With Mother, Beheads His Pregnant 19-year-old Sister For Marrying Without Family Consent (Photo)
• Pastor, Wife Arrested For Allegedly Killing 4-year-old Girl For Ritual In Uganda
• Adama Barrow Wins Re-Elected As President of The Gambia
• Total Solar Eclipse Over Antarctica As Moon Completely Covers The Sun (Pictures)
• UN Calls on Myanmar To Halt Excessive Force After Media Reports Five Killed
• Saudi Crown prince Will Start Tour Of Gulf Region On Monday – Al Arabiya
• S.Korea’s COVID-19 Rules Put Some Vaccinated Foreigners In Limbo
• U.S. Condemns Militant Attack In Mali That Killed 31
• Police To Question Artist Linked To Studio Where Parents Of Michigan School Shooting Suspect Found
• Record EU Defence Spending Masks Failure To Collaborate, Report Says
• Japan PM Seeks To Boost Workers’ Wages, Defence Capability
• Thomas Massie Posts Christmas Family Photo With Members Holding Assault Weapons
• Hundreds Of Birds Found Dead After Falling From The Sky Like Rain (Pictures)
• Bags Of Money Found In Pastor Joel Osteen’s Lakewood Church Bathroom
• Gambia’s President Barrow Takes Slim, Early Lead As Vote-Tallies Continue
• At Least 14 Civilians Mistakenly Killed By Indian Forces In Remote Northeast – Officials
• Five Dead After Myanmar Security Forces Ram Car Into Yangon Protest – Media
• S.Korea Eeports 3 More Omicron Cases
• India Reports Highest COVID-19 Fatalities Since July As States Update Tallies
• US Teenager Who Shot 4 Students Dead Set To Be Charged As An Adult
• Michigan School Shooting: Suspect’s Parents Arrested In Detroit
• Britain Reports 42,848 New COVID-19 Cases, 127 Further Deaths
• Italy Reports 75 Coronavirus Deaths And 16,632 New Cases
• Britain Tightens Testing For Inbound Travellers, Adds Nigeria To Red List
• Biden And Putin To Hold Video Call On Tuesday, Will Discuss Ukraine
• Iran Walks Back Prior Nuclear Concessions – U.S. Official
• Biden Vows To Take Action To Prevent Russia From Attacking Ukraine
• There Are No Reports Of Deaths From Omicron Variant Yet – WHO
• Farmer Battles To Rescue Sheep Buried In Snow In Staffordshire
• Sri Lankan Citizen Lynched In Pakistan’s Sialkot Over Blasphemy
• Democracy Activist Law Urges Hong Kong Voters To Ignore Dec. 19 Election
• Ukraine Uses Turkish Drones In Donbass Conflict Zone, Putin Tells Erdogan
• Boy Who Survived Gondola Crash Returns To Italy After Custody Battle
• Biden Says He Is Crafting A Plan For Russia-Ukraine Crisis
• Large Scale Russian Offensive Possible In January, Ukraine Says
• Europe Surpasses 75 Million COVID-19 Cases Amid Spread Of Omicron
• Skeleton Of Man Trapped In Lava During Mount Vesuvius Eruption In 79 A.D
• Russia Drills 700 Snipers Near Ukraine Border As Putin Warns NATO (Photos And Video)
• Ugandan University Introduces New Dress Code; Bans Mini Skirts, Shirts, Piercings, Tattoos
• Video Of A Gay Man Crying Uncontrollably At His Wedding Goes Viral
• United Nations Headquarters Locked Down As Man Holds Shotgun To Chin (Pics, Video)
• Rihanna Breaks Silence On Being Pregnant For ASAP Rocky
• Armed Man On Suicide Mission Forces Lockdown In UN Building, Emergency Vehicles Deployed
• Drama As Bride Faints On Groom, Vomits, Then Gets Defecated On During Wedding Vows
• Tanzanian Doctor, Nurse Suspended For Having Sex, Moaning And Disturbing Patients
• Nightclubs, Cafes And Casinos Reopen In Auckland As Marathon Lockdown Ends
• U.S. House To Consider Bill To Clamp Down On Products From China’s Xinjiang
• France’s Macron Nears UAE Rafale Fighter Jet Deal
• ‘Lot Of Concern’ Over Russian Military Activity Near Ukraine, Top U.S. General Says
• WHO Urges Asia-Pacific To Ready For Omicron-driven Surge In Infections
• China Easing Rules For US Business Travellers, Approvals In 10 Days
• Omicron May Become Dominant In Europe In Months -EU
• EU Imposes New Sanctions On Belarus In Coordination With U.S., Britain
• U.S., Partners Take Punitive Action Against Belarus
• U.S. And Iran Voice Pessimism About Reviving Nuclear Deal
• Intimacy gadget Found In A Passenger’s Luggage While Search Was Going On
• Huge Container Found In The Middle Of The Sea (Photos, Video)
• Will Smith Scales Tallest Building In The World (Video, Pics)
• Ghanaian Schoolboy Caught Trying To Escape Abroad In Airplane Engine (Video)
• Doctor Fined For Amputating Wrong Leg Of Patient In Austria
• Woman Who Sued Her Mother’s Doctor Dor Allowing Her To Be Born Wins Millions in Damages (Photo)
• R. Kelly And Manager Sued For Trying To ‘Intimidate And Silence’ S3x Abuse Accusers
• VLADIMIR Putin Orders US Officials To Leave Russia Immediately
• U.S. Defense Secretary Eyes International Response To Russia On Ukraine
• China Summons Japan Envoy Over Former PM Abe’s Comments On Taiwan
• Exclusive: World Bank Backs Using $280 Million In Frozen Aid Funds For Afghanistan
• N.Korea’s Kim Warns Of ‘Very Giant Struggle’ Next Year To Boost Economy
• Blinken Set To Meet Russia’s Lavrov As Ukraine Tensions Flare
• Iran Accuses Israel Of ‘Lies To Poison’ Nuclear Talks
• Omicron Likely To Spread Beyond Canada And Brazil, Says Regional Health Agency
• Italian Parliamentary Panel Accuses Egyptian Security Of Regeni Murder
• EU Allows Poland, Baltics To Trim Migrant Rights At Belarus Border
• Honduran President-elect’s Party Hopes For Narrow Majority In Congress
• Drake Shows Off His Bluetooth Toilet That Is Controlled With Remote (Photos+Video)
• Woman Battered By Her Boyfriend Undergoes Facial Reconstructive Surgery (Photos)
• White Woman Apologizes to Black Man Who Spent 16 Years In Jail After She Falsely Accused Him of R*ping Her (Photo)
• Trump’s Businesses Reportedly Made $1.7B While In Office
• BREAKING: Omicron Hits Saudi Arabia, First Reported Case In Arab World
• Ronaldo’s Bodyguards Under Investigation On Suspicion Of Working Illegally
• Former Miss Brazil Transsexual, Mikaelly Martinez Arrested For Allegedly Drugging, Robbing Men She Met Online (Photos)
• Kim Kardashian And Kanye West Reunite At Virgil Abloh’s Louis Vuitton Tribute In Miami
• US Rapper, Big Wan Shot And Killed At 19
• Kenyan Police Arrest Al Shabaab Trainee
• Ugandan Men Face 7-years Imprisonment For Selling Roasted Grasshoppers In Airplane
• Ukraine Calls On NATO To Ready Sanctions To Deter Russian Attack
• Google To Ban Political Advertising Ahead Of Philippine Election
• New Zealand Joins Regional Effort To Calm Restive Solomon Islands
• U.S. Military Leaders In S.Korea For Talks Over N.Korea, Alliance
• Taliban, Myanmar Junta Unlikely To Be Let Into U.N. For Now – Diplomats
• Former PM Abe Says Japan, U.S. Could Not Stand By If China Attacked Taiwan
• EXCLUSIVE China Protested Indonesian Drilling, Military Exercises
• Despite Crisis, Lebanese Free To Travel To UAE -Emirati Official
• EXCLUSIVE Ukraine PM Says Russia ‘Absolutely’ Behind Suspected Coup Attempt
• Poland Limits On Access To Belarus Border As Migrant Crisis Simmers
• Honduras’ Castro To Seek New Debt Deal With IMF, Opposes Tax Hikes
• Europeans See ‘Problem’ If Iran Is Not Serious In Nuclear Talks This Week
• Omicron COVID Variant Was In Europe Before Detected By South African Scientists
• Nigerian Man, Girlfriend, 2 Others Arrested In India For Duping People