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'They found out everything': Fighting Serbian activist Stasa Ivkovic and legal expert Jelena Drndarski

Rape And Revenge Porn: Serbian Telegram Groups Preying On Women

Russia said it downed 144 Ukrainian drones overnight, including 20 over the Moscow region

Ukrainian Drone Strike Kills Woman Near Moscow, Russia Says

The ECB began raising rates sharply in mid-2022 to throttle surging consumer prices

ECB To Deliver Fresh Rate Cut As Inflation Cools

Igor Gaspar calls the AI features on Google's Pixel 9 phone 'impressive' -- but also worries that 'a lot of people could be kind of scared by the futuristic aspect of things' as artificial intelligence becomes ubiquitous on phones

Awe And Trepidation As AI Comes For Smartphones

At the end of 2023 China plunged into deflation for four months

China Consumer Prices Edge Up To Six-month High In August

Wu-Tang Clan perform at New York Fashion week's Tommy Hilfiger show

Wu-Tang Clan Perform At New York Fashion Week's Tommy Hilfiger Show

Mory Bamba, a Muslim leader who fights FGM in Ivory Coast, with some of the blades used to cut girls

Genitalia From Girls Mutilated In I. Coast Sold For Magic

A riot police officer uses tear gas against demonstrators during a protest by opponents of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro's government in the Catia neighborhood of Caracas on July 29, 2024

Game Over? Venezuelan Opposition Looks Cornered As Maduro Digs In

A large Google logo is seen at Google's Bay View campus in Mountain View, California

US Takes On Google's Ad Tech Empire In Antitrust Trial

Descendants of Gustave Eiffel said the tower is a 'symbol of the city of Paris'

Eiffel Family Will Fight Olympic Rings Staying On Paris Tower

Apple is looking to spark excitement about new iPhone models by going beyond improvements to cameras, displays and chips to infusing handsets with artificial intelligence

Apple AI Expected To Star As New IPhones Are Unveiled

Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez is on a trip to China aimed at boosting ties with the economic giant despite a standoff between Beijing and the European Union

Spain's PM Meets Xi, Pushes 'Fair Trade Order' On China Trip

Salameh, 75, is accused of amassing a fortune during some three decades in the job and faces numerous charges, including embezzlement, money laundering and tax evasion in separate probes

Lebanon Judge Orders Arrest Of Ex-central Bank Chief: Official

The Baghdad offices of UNITAD

Under Pressure, UN Winds Down 'Unique' Iraq Probe Into IS Crimes

Pope Francis will visit East Timor, Asia's youngest nation, for three days

Child Abuse Scandals Hang Over Pope's East Timor Visit

Venezuelan opposition presidential candidate Edmundo Gonzalez Urrutia had been in hiding for a month, ignoring three summons to appear before prosecutors, before seeking political asylum in Spain

Spain To Grant Asylum To Venezuelan Opposition Leader

Authorities in the US state of Kentucky were searching for a person of interest in the shooting along Interstate 75

Manhunt Underway In US After Kentucky Highway Shooting

Panama deported 130 Indian migrants on a charter flight to New Delhi

Panama Deports 130 Indian Migrants Under Deal With US

Google-parent Alphabet recently reported that revenue from online ad searches climbed to $48.5 billion in the second quarter of this year

Google 'Anti-competitive' Over Online Ad Tech: UK

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken shakes hands with President of the Dominican Republic Luis Abinader after a joint news conference at the National Palace in Santo Domingo

Dominican Republic Open To Haiti Ties: Leader Tells US

On Friday, the Shanghai L*SNOW Indoor Skiing Theme Resort was officially certified by the Guinness Book of Records as the world's largest

World's Largest Indoor Ski Resort Opens In Shanghai As China Logs Hottest Month

A sign at a shop in Mexico City tells customers about a new application they can use to buy tortillas

App Helps Mexican Tortilla Makers Join Digital Economy

As African leaders gathered this week for Beijing's biggest summit since the pandemic, President Xi Jinping committed more than $50 billion in financing over the next three years

China Pushes Smaller, Smarter Loans To Africa To Shield From Risks

Barnier, 73, is the oldest premier in the history of modern France

France's New PM Tackles First Challenge Of Forming Cabinet

The pope's Indonesia schedule included visits to Southeast Asia's biggest mosque, Jakarta's cathedral, the presidential palace and its national football stadium

Indonesia Arrests Seven Over Pope Francis 'Terror Threats'

Founder and chief executive Pavel Durov lashed out at claims that 'Telegram is some sort of anarchic paradise'

Telegram Chief Durov Blasts 'Surprising' And 'Misguided' French Charges

Ecuador's prisons, many of them taken over by drug gangs, have been under military control since January

Ecuador Foils Attack On Prison By Explosive-laden Drone

Elon Musk (L) has thrown is weight and considerable wealth behind Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump

Trump Says Would Tap Musk To Lead US Government 'Efficiency' Panel

Venezuelan opposition presidential candidate Edmundo Gonzalez Urrutia (C), greets supporters on the campaign trail

Venezuela Opposition Wants Candidate Recognized As President-elect

A mother and her children bow their heads in prayer at a vigil for the victims of the Apalachee High School shooting in Winder, Georgia

Boy, 14, Charged With Killing Four In US School Shooting

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Sean 'Diddy' Combs, show here at the 2023 MTV Video Music Awards, has been arrested

Charges Against Sean 'Diddy' Combs To Be Revealed Following Arrest

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