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• U.S. Welcomes Transitional Government In Mali
• Tunisia To Ban Gatherings, Cut Public-sector Work Hours Due To Pandemic
• Guatemala Sends Over 3,000 Honduran Migrants Home From Caravan
• Britain Plans To Deny Asylum To Illegal Migrants, Newspaper Says
• Indonesia’s Widodo Defends COVID-19 Record, Chides ‘Polemics’
• Australia’s COVID-19 Hotspot Cases Inch Up, But Officials Optimistic
• Thousands Flock To Mexico City Protest Against President Lopez Obrador
• Azerbaijan Claims Advances In Karabakh, Armenia Vows Historic Struggle
• President Trump Releases Video Statement From Hospital
• Russian Troops Battle Each Other To Earn Much-Prized Special Forces Beret
• Chinese Vlogger Dies After Ex-Husband Set Her On Fire During A Livestream (Pix)
• Canada To Keep U.S. Border Curbs Until Pandemic Is Much Less Serious
• Advance Voting Begins In New Zealand Election
• China Accuses U.S. At U.N. Of Trying To Take World Back To ‘Jungle Age’
• Mexico Sees U.S. Election Behind Migrant Caravan, Seeks To Avoid Trump Spat
• Former Aide To Chinese Vice President Named In Anti-Graft Probe
• Donald Trump: Physicians Start Remdesivir Therapy
• President Trump Develops Fever, Flown To Walter Reed Hospital
• Boxes Filled With 5,000 Dead Dogs, Cats, Rabbits Found At Courier Depot In China
• Russian Journalist Dies After Setting Herself On Fire
• Washington Hits Belarus With Sanctions As Minsk Retaliates Against EU Measures
• Mexican President Sees U.S. Election Link To Migrant Caravan
• Armenia Says It Is Ready To Work for Nagorno-Karabakh Ceasefire
• Pompeo Visit Shows Strong U.S. Commitment To Asia, Stilwell Says
• Judge Temporarily Lifts US Visa Ban On Foreign Workers
• Pilot Details His Biggest Fear When He’s Inside The Cockpit
• Hope Hicks, Trump’s Aide Who Tested Positive For COVID-19 (photos)
• Man Films Himself Accidentally Jumping To His Death After Mistakenly Leaving Boat In Gear
• New Caledonia Set For Second Vote On Independence From France
• India’s Coronavirus Infections Rise To 6.39 Million
• Europe Key To Middle East Peace Process After Abraham Accord, Pompeo Says
• Six Months After Shutting Its Borders, Australia To Allow New Zealanders To Enter
• New Global Lab Network Will Compare COVID-19 Vaccines Head-to-head
• Female Pastor Dumps Church, Becomes A Stripper In US (Photos)
• Europeans, UK Tell U.N. Navalny Poisoning A ‘Threat To International Peace, Security’
• Scotland’s Sturgeon Lambasts Virus-Positive Lawmaker For Taking Long Train Journey
• Family Of ‘Hotel Rwanda Hero’ Calls On United States, EU And Belgium To Help Free Him
• Kremlin Says Navalny Works With CIA After He Accuses Putin Of Poisoning
• Russian Operation Masqueraded As Right-wing News Site To Target U.S. Voters
• Nigerians React As Former Pastor And Openly Gay Nigerian Man Celebrates Boyfriend’s Birthday (Video)
• Demon Woman Slices Her Tongue In Two And Inks Eyeballs Twice In Extreme Body Modification
• Fighter Jet Crashes And Bursts Into Fireball After Hitting Tanker While Trying To Refuel
• South Africa Set To Reopen Borders To African Countries
• Nick Spencer Committed Suicide By Hanging At His $2.5 Million Mansion
• UK Seeks To Avoid National Lockdown To Stop Unemployment In Millions, Minister Says
• Russia’s Putin, France’s Macron Call For Ceasefire In Nagorno-Karabakh
• Kremlin Critic Navalny To Magazine: Putin Was Behind Crime Against Me
• Hong Kong Leader Cheers Return Of Stability As Police On Alert After Banning protest
• Macron Calls On Europe To Quit Dependency On US Arms
• Migrants Hoping To Reach EU Stranded In Bosnian Woods As Cold Sets In
• Madrid Heads For Lockdown After Spain Announces New Virus Restrictions
• Three Portuguese Immigration Officers Charged Over Fatal Beating Of Ukrainian Traveller
• Colombia’s Land, Water Borders To Remain Closed In October
• France And Turkey At Odds As Karabakh Fighting Divides NATO Allies
• Little Boys Found Living With Grandmother’s Dead Body For A Week After She Suddenly Dropped Dead
• Just 2 Months After Her Death, Actress Rivera’s Ex Husband And Her Sister Move In Together
• US Presidential Election Debate: Donald Trump Battles Joe Biden
• War Of Words As Trump And Biden Square Off In First Presidential Election Debate
• Expatriate New Zealanders Seen Boosting Ardern’s Election Bid
• Armenia Not Considering Deploying Peacekeepers In Karabakh – Agencies Cite PM
• Japan Health Workers Snub COVID-19 Database As PM Suga Seeks To Digitize Government
• North Korean Defector Says Abuse By South Korean Spies Broke Her Trust And Her Dream
• Families Call For Access To Hong Kong Relatives Detained In China
• Five Parrots Removed From Public View For Swearing At Visitors In UK (Photos)
• Finland Orders Bars, Restaurants To Shut At 1 A.m. To Help Contain COVID
• We Make The Rules, Portugal Tells U.S. After China Threats
• Britain And Canada Impose Sanctions On Belarus Leader Lukashenko
• Kuwait’s New Emir Is Crown Prince Sheikh Nawaf, Says Cabinet
• Azerbaijan And Armenia Reject Peace Talks As Karabakh Conflict Zone Widens
• Biden And Trump Presidential Election Debate In US Tonight
• Woman Dies After Rival Hired Thugs To Beat Her Up Over A Man
• Teacher Who Looks Like Ghost Sacked From Kindergarten School After Spending N17.3m To Cover His Body With Tattoos (Photos)
• French Teacher Who Covered His Body In Tattoos Banned From School (Graphic Photos)
• Man Uses Drones To Drop Bombs Near Ex-girlfriend’s House
• 46-year-old Woman Sneaks Into Ex-boyfriend’s House, Rapes His 16-year-old Teenage Boy (Photo)
• Puzzled Scientists Seek Reasons Behind Africa’s Low Fatality Rates From Pandemic
• Fighting Continues In Nagorno-Karabakh – Azeri Defence Ministry
• South Korea On Alert Over Holidays Despite Slight Drop In COVID-19 Cases
• Belarusian Opposition Leader Meets France’s Macron – Social Media
• Global Coronavirus Deaths Pass ‘Agonizing Milestone’ Of 1 Million
• A Wild Albino Camel In China, First Of Its Kind, Caught On Camera (Photos)
• Threat To Evacuate U.S. Diplomats From Iraq Raises Fear Of War
• Wall Street Jumps, Financials Take The Lead
• Philippines’ Duterte Calls Out Facebook After Accounts Taken Down
• France’s New COVID-19 Cases Slow Down, But Hospitalisations Up
• Tankers Carrying Iranian Fuel Begin Entering Venezuelan Waters – Data
• Saudi Arabia Says It Busted Terrorist Cell Trained By Iran’s Revolutionary Guards
• WWII Plane Recovered From Black Sea After Crashing 77 Years Ago(Photos)
• Poorer Countries To Get 120 million $ For Coronavirus Tests, WHO Says
• Fiercest Clashes since 1990s Rage In Azerbaijan’s Ethnic Armenian Enclave
• Kim Kardashian Dismisses Divorce Rumours As She Reunites With Kanye West For Date Night
• Trump Loses As Judge Suspends US Ban On TikTok
• India’s Coronavirus Infections Cross Six Million
• Tens Of Thousands Rally Against Belarus President In ‘People’s Inauguration’
• Support For New Zealand’s Ardern Drops In Latest Poll But Coalition Still Seen Winning
• UK Eyes Tougher COVID-19 Restrictions For England As Outbreak Spreads
• With EU Help, Taiwan Gets Rare Iin In China Naming Dispute
• Merkel Visited Kremlin Critic Navalny In Hospital – Spiegel
• Yemen’s Warring Parties Agree To Their Largest Prisoner Swap As U.N. Seeks Ceasefire
• Greece Says First Migrant Dies Of COVID-19 Since The Pandemic