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Former first lady of Haiti, Martine Moise, speaks during the funeral of her slain husband, former President Jovenel Moise,…
The Americas

Gunfire, Protests Disrupt Funeral of Haiti's Assassinated President

Volleyball - Men's Pool A - Italy v Canada
Tokyo Olympics

Olympic Events Begin in Full Force

Telling America's Story

Edward Curtis Photos
USA

Some Native Americans Fear Blood Quantum is Formula for 'Paper Genocide'

USA

For NYC Artist, There's No Trash, Only Treasure For Art

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COVID-19 Pandemic

Carlos Arrendondo arrives for his appointment to get vaccinated, as banners advertise the availability of the Johnson & Johnson…
COVID-19 Pandemic

US Buys 200 Million More COVID-19 Vaccine Doses

People wait to receive a dose of the Oxford-AstraZeneca COVID-19 coronavirus vaccine at the Jabra Hospital for Emergency and…
South Sudan in Focus

Rising COVID Cases in Port Sudan Could Be Caused by Delta Variant

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FILE - Afghan journalists attend a meeting in the Tolo newsroom, in Kabul, Afghanistan September 7, 2018.
Archive

Can Afghanistan's Free Press Survive?

Ethiopia's Tigray Region Conflict Unpacked
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Tigray, Ethiopia: From Conflict to Humanitarian Crisis

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Africa
US Lends More Airpower to Somalia's Fight vs. al-Shabab
South & Central Asia
More Than 100 Die, Thousands Evacuated During India’s Monsoons
USA
US Dismisses Visa Fraud Charges Against Chinese Scientists 
Europe
What's Fueling Russia's 'Unprecedented' Fires?
Africa
UN Experts: Africa Became Hardest Hit by Terrorism This Year

US Withdraws from Afghanistan

FILE - In this Sept. 28, 1996 file photo, tanks manned by Taliban fighters and decorated with flowers are seen in front of the…
US Afghanistan Troop Withdrawal

Reporter's Notebook: When the Taliban First Came to Kabul 

Press Freedom

Belarus President Alexander Lukashenko speaks during a cabinet meeting in Minsk, Belarus, Friday, July 23, 2021. Belarusian…
Press Freedom

Raids, Arrests Will Not Deter Us, Belarus Media Say

Extremism Watch

FILE - Police officers of the African Union's peacekeeping mission in Somalia (AMISOM) patrol on a street in Mogadishu, Somalia, Sept. 17, 2019. The country is bracing for attacks by the al-Shabab terror group during upcoming elections.
Africa

Al-Shabab Threatens to Disrupt Upcoming Somali Elections

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Tokyo Olympics’ ‘No Spectator’ Policy Disappoints
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Tokyo Olympics’ ‘No Spectator’ Policy Disappoints

Afghans Say They Urgently Need Logistical Support for Security Forces
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Afghans Say They Urgently Need Logistical Support for Security Forces

Somali-American Designer Debuts Hijabs at Nordstrom 
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Somali-American Designer Debuts Hijabs at Nordstrom 

Malawi Begins Classes in World's First 3D-Printed School - cq
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Malawi Begins Classes in World's First 3D-Printed School