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Fritz Hands Nadal First 2022 Defeat to Lift Indian Wells Trophy

For Afghans Resettled in US, An Uncertain Future

Moscow TV War Protester Urges Other Russians to Speak Up

While working for Channel One television in Moscow, Marina Ovsyannikova barged onto the set of an evening newscast Monday, holding a poster reading 'No War'   

14 Displaced People, Including 7 Children, Killed in DR Congo  

Jean D'Zba Banju, a community leader in the Djugu area of Ituri, said CODECO militiamen entered a camp for displaced people where they killed people with machetes 

Saudi Aramco Says Annual Profit More Than Doubled In 2021

Higher crude prices pushed profits up by more than 120%

One Of Europe's Biggest Steel Works Damaged in Ukraine's Mariupol

Lawmaker posts on Twitter, lamenting economic, environmental damage

Microsoft Faces Anti-Competition Complaint in Europe

Companies complain tariffs are higher when the software is not run on Microsoft’s Azure cloud infrastructure

Mexico City's New Airport Set for Bumpy Takeoff

Opening comes as Mexicans prepare to vote on a presidential recall referendum

Houthis Attack Aramco Facility in Saudi Arabia, Coalition Says

Power station also attacked, officials say

Ballet Greats Unite For London Ukraine Benefit Gala

Dancers also aim to send a message of peace

Finland Crowned World's Happiest Nation for Fifth Year

Lebanon, which is facing economic meltdown, fell to second from last on the index of 146 nations, just below Zimbabwe

Canada Offers 3 Years of Temporary Residency to Ukrainians

Applicants are required to apply online and provide fingerprints and a photo

Ukraine War Profits Fuel Unease in Norway

Surge in oil and natural gas prices could see Norway racking up almost $170 billion in extra oil and gas revenue this year, according to Nordea bank

China to 'Stick with' Zero-COVID Strategy, President Xi Says 

The world's second-largest economy has gone from reporting under 100 daily infections just three weeks ago to more than 1,000 per day for over a week

Suspected Jihadist Attack Kills 21 In Niger

Tillaberi is located in the flashpoint "three borders" zone of Niger, Burkina and Mali, where jihadist groups linked to Al-Qaeda and the Islamic State in the Greater Sahara (ISGS) operate

Residents Survey Damage After Powerful Japan Quake 

Japan sits on the Pacific 'Ring of Fire,' an arc of intense seismic activity that stretches through Southeast Asia and across the Pacific basin

128 Cuban Protesters Given Sentences of 6 to 30 Years

July protests left 1 dead, dozens injured and more than 1,300 people detained

Zelenskyy Asks Canadian Lawmakers to 'Imagine' Bombs at Home

The Ukrainian leader doubled down on his plea for a no-fly zone

Burkina Faso-born Kere First African to Win Pritzker Architecture Prize

Kere, 56, was hailed for his "pioneering" designs that are "sustainable to the earth and its inhabitants — in lands of extreme scarcity," said Tom Pritzker, chairman of the Hyatt Foundation that sponsors the award

Ship From Same Firm That Blocked Suez Canal Runs Aground in US

The Ever Forward, a 334-meter vessel ran aground in the Chesapeake Bay shortly after leaving a Baltimore port Sunday night, executive director of the Maryland Port Administration says in a statement.