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Afghanistan's press survives through self-censorship

'Humiliated' Profession - Afghan Media Says Abuses Rising

Starmer and von der Leyen met during the UN General Assembly in September

Britain's Starmer In Brussels To Flesh Out EU 'Reset' Pledge

Under a new EU law, platforms must mitigate risks arising from recommender systems

EU Queries Snapchat, TikTok, YouTube Over 'Harmful' Content Risks

Data from payroll firm ADP showed private sector employment rising in September by a higher-than-expected 143,000 jobs

US Private Sector Adds More Jobs Than Expected In September: ADP

UK Defence Secretary John Healey visited British military personnel at RAF Akrotiri on Cyprus

British Jets 'Played Their Part' In Defending Israel: UK

The delay has sparked an outcry from environmentalists, who saw the law as a major breakthrough in the fight to protect nature and the climate

Facing Backlash, EU Moves To Delay Deforestation Rules

Danish military Police guard the Israeli embassy in Copenhagen after two blasts went off nearby

Blasts, Shooting Around Israeli Embassies In Nordic Capitals

The museum is part of efforts by Nintendo to increase the number of people exposed to its brand

Cards To Consoles: Nintendo Opens First Museum

Finance Minister Antoine Armand promised to levy new taxes only on the rich

France Says Coming Tax Hikes On The Wealthy To Be 'Temporary'

Spain is the world's second most popular tourist destination after France

Spain Welcomed Record Number Of Tourists This Summer

Thai police stand to attention as a convoy of ambulances leaves a Bangkok mortuary carrying the bodies of 23 people, most of them children, killed in a school bus fire

Weeping Families Mourn Thai School Bus Crash Victims

To qualify for Colombia's program, beneficiaries must come from poverty and live in circumstances where they are at high risk of being recruited by gangs

In Colombia, Paying At-risk Youngsters 'To Not Kill'

The fall of Vugledar raises questions about the solidity of Ukraine's defensive positions ahead of winter

Ukraine Withdraws From Eastern Town Of Vugledar

A crowd celebrated the Iranian strikes on Tuesday in Tehran, some of them holding posters of slaim Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah

Pride And Fear In Iran After Missile Attack On Israel

US Senator and Republican vice presidential candidate J.D. Vance (L) and Minnesota Governor and Democratic vice presidential candidate Tim Walz speak during the Vice Presidential debate hosted by CBS News in New York City on October 1, 2024

Fact Check: The 2024 US Vice Presidential Debate

Valdosta, Georgia saw lots of damage as a result of Hurricane Helene

Biden, Harris To Visit Hurricane Helene Disaster Zone

Some of the temporary facilities used for Paris 2024 will become permanent equipment, such as this swimming pool in the Defense Arena

Frustrated French Clubs Turn Away Players In Post-Olympics Sports Boom

The week-long Hindu festival celebrates the victory of Durga -- a powerful multi-armed goddess often depicted riding a lion, revered as a protective mother

Sacred Filth Offers India's Sex Workers Brief Respect

Russia's invasion of Ukraine has pushed European countries to ramp up defence spending

Rutte Dismisses Trump Fears As He Takes Reins At NATO

The "Odyssey" has been docked in rainy Northern Ireland since May

Long-delayed Cruise Leaves Belfast After Four Months

Coldplay are set to play in Mumbai in January

Coldplay Ticket Scalping Fiasco Sparks Backlash In India

The disaster began when a tyre burst on a highway in a northern Bangkok suburb

Multiple Deaths In School Bus Fire In Thailand: PM

The annual rate of inflation for the 20-country eurozone was the lowest since April 2021

Eurozone Inflation Falls Under 2% For First Time Since 2021

UAE state energy giant ADNOC will buy German chemicals firm Covestro for 12 billion euros ($13.3 billion)

UAE Oil Giant ADNOC Swoops On German Chemicals Firm Covestro

Millions of hectares of forest and farmland have burnt in Argentina, Brazil, Bolivia, Colombia, Ecuador, Paraguay and Peru

Brazilians Choke As Fire Smoke Blankets 80% Of Country

California Gov. Gavin Newsom signed a law to protect the privacy of brainwave data on the same weekend he vetoed a controversial bill intended to curb abuses by powerful generative artificial intelligence models

California Enacts Law To Protect Brain Data

US Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell said disinflation has been broad based.

US Fed Chair Sees 'Further Disinflation' In Economy

Sharone Lifschitz's father is still being held in Gaza

UK Families Of Gaza Hostages Warn Lebanon Attack 'Takes Focus Away'

Assange spoke calmly and fluently

Assange Says 'Pleaded Guilty To Journalism' To Gain Freedom

Baseball legend Pete Rose acknowledges the crowd during a game between Philadelphia and the Washington Nationals in 2022

Baseball Great Pete Rose Dead At 83: Team

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