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Italians Come Out To Demand Support For Afghan Women
Thousands of people demonstrated in cities across Italy on Saturday to support Afghan women and demand continued international pressure on the countrys Taliban leaders to let women participate in the educational and political life of the country.
Gucci Launches Vault Vintage Site During Milan Fashion Week
Fashion houses trying to figure out how to reach new eyeballs after the long ordeal of the pandemic have centered around a singular idea: collaborations.
Hong Kong's Tiananmen Vigil Organiser Disbands in Face of China's Sweeping Crackdown in City
In a letter from prison, one of the alliance's leaders, Chow Hang-tung, urged members not to give up.
GLIMPSES: Phone In Hand, Barbados PM Dials Into Issues At UN
Barbados Prime Minister Mia Amor Mottley certainly didnt phone in her speech at the U.N. General Assembly on Friday but she did have what appeared to be an iPhone in hand while delivering impassioned remarks to fellow world leaders.
Japan's Leader Says Olympics Were 'Symbol Of Global Unity'
At a U.N. General Assembly meeting packed with global gloom, Japan's outgoing leader highlighted what he cast as a moment of inspiration: the Tokyo Olympics, controversially held in the middle of the coronavirus pandemic.
Coen Premieres A Stark 'Macbeth,' With Denzel And McDormand
Joel Coen, in his first solo outing as a filmmaker, premiered a strikingly stark, blackandwhite adaptation of Shakespeare's Macbeth," with Denzel Washington and Frances McDormand, at the New York Film Festival on Friday.
Melbourne Cases Linger Near Record Levels as Australia Hits Vaccine Milestone
Australia is grappling with a third wave of infections from the highly infectious Delta variant that has led to lockdowns in its two largest cities.
Brazil Approaches 600,000 Covid-19 Deaths In Second-deadliest Outbreak
The South American country has now registered 21,308,178 cases since the pandemic began, while the official death toll has risen to 592,964,
Candidates Clash In Last TV Debate Before German Election
The three candidates hoping to succeed Angela Merkel as German chancellor, and the four leaders of the other parties currently in parliament, clashed Thursday over a variety of topics in the last televised debate before Sunday's election.
Court Rejects Missouri AG's Requests In 1979 Killings Case
A Missouri appeals court on Thursday denied the state attorney general's request to recuse all Jackson County judges from presiding over an upcoming evidentiary hearing for a man who the county prosecutor says was wrongfully convicted in a triple homicide...
Beijing in a Fix After Africa Cancels China-Led Projects Citing Shoddy Work, Lack of Transparency
The situation came to the fore when Ghana canceled the contract of the Beijing Everyway Traffic and Lighting Tech company
US Lawmakers Storm Out of Classified Afghanistan Briefing as Questions on Stranded Americans Go Unanswered
State Department officials -- both privately and publicly -- continue to say that about 100 Americans are still in Afghanistan who want to get out.
Biden Holds 30-min Call with French Prez Macron, Admits 'Missteps' over Subs Deal for Damage Control
The talks were expected to be tense, though the White House said afterward the tone was "friendly" between the two leaders.
US Projections On Drought-hit Colorado River Grow More Dire
The U.S. government released projections Wednesday that indicate an even more troubling outlook for a river that serves 40 million people in the American West.
Biden Taps Two Fundraisers, Ex State Rep As Ambassadors
President Joe Biden announced on Wednesday that's he's nominating two major Democratic fundraisers and a former Georgia state lawmaker to serve as ambassadors.
Syria Sees Spike In COVID-19 Cases As Fears Grow Of New Wave
Syria is facing a new surge in COVID19 infections in both governmentheld areas and territory outside state control that could overwhelm the warravaged country's fragile health system, aid workers, officials and medical sources said on Wednesday.