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Ghana’s Finance Minister Kenneth Ofori-Atta presented the 2023 budget to parliament on Thursday, raising taxes and planning a debt swap while the country negotiates a
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Ukraine struggled Thursday to repair its ailing power and water supplies after Russia attacked the power grid with dozens of cruise missiles and temperatures dropped.
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French MPs are expected to vote on a total ban on bullfighting for the first time on Thursday, after a national debate pitted animal rights
The argument started with a trifle: “Edu” laughed at something on his phone but refused to show it to his girlfriend “Ali”. She got angry
Iran on Thursday arrested a former international soccer player of Kurdish origin who has strongly supported protests that have rocked the country since September, news
The Christmas tree in front of Chancellor Olaf Scholz’s office in Berlin will not be lit as long this year, a government spokesman said on
Soldiers battle trenches while rain and snow have turned the streets to mud and prolonged power outages have left many wondering how they will endure
Ghana’s Finance Minister Kenneth Ofori-Atta presented the 2023 budget to parliament on Thursday, raising taxes and planning a debt swap while the country negotiates a
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez will become president of an international socialist group on Sunday, a potential stepping stone to a major post on the
From the Arab Spring uprisings to the MeToo movement, in which women spoke out about sexual assault, Twitter has proven to be a formidable ally
Russian lawmakers on Thursday unanimously approved a bill in a final reading that would ban all forms of LGBTQ “propaganda” as Moscow presses ahead with
Ukraine struggled Thursday to repair its ailing power and water supplies after Russia attacked the power grid with dozens of cruise missiles and temperatures dropped.
Workers leave a giant Foxconn iPhone factory in central China over working conditions and Covid restrictions, relieved to take home severance pay after angry protests
It was a bumpy road to the summit of power for Anwar Ibrahim, who fulfilled his dream of becoming Malaysian prime minister on Thursday. In
French MPs are expected to vote on a total ban on bullfighting for the first time on Thursday, after a national debate pitted animal rights
The argument started with a trifle: “Edu” laughed at something on his phone but refused to show it to his girlfriend “Ali”. She got angry
