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Afghan Women Protest Against Taliban Killings of Ex-Soldiers

Chinese Tech Giant Baidu Tests Metaverse Waters With New App

World Mourns Anti-Apartheid Icon Tutu, ‘Warrior for Justice’

UN Agency Says to Cut Food Aid to Yemen Due to Lack of Funds

‘Like Pushing a Rock’: NGOs Decry Uphill Battle for Legitimacy in Greece

Egypt Jails Key Revolution Figure Abdel Fattah for Five Years

Asian Markets Drop on Omicron Spike, Biden Spending Bill Blow

Mother to Sue Japanese Production Firms Over Netflix Suicide Case

EU Health Agency Says Time Too Short for ‘Vaccination Alone’ to Halt Omicron

UK Unemployment Dips Despite End of Virus Jobs Scheme

No US Troops to Be Punished Over Deadly Kabul Drone Strike

Thousands of Salvadorans Protest Against Corruption

World Bank Says Donors Approve Release of $280 Mn for Afghanistan

US Supreme Court Allows Abortion Providers to Challenge Texas Law

Omicron Spreading in Africa But Data Suggests ‘Less Severe’: WHO

As Climate ‘Net-Zero’ Plans Grow, So Do Concerns From Scientists

US Announces Diplomatic Boycott of Beijing Winter Olympics

EU Condemns ‘Politically Motivated’ Suu Kyi Detention by Myanmar Junta

Twitter Admits ‘Errors’ in Picture Permission Policy After Far-Right Abuse

Europe Asylum Hits Five-Year High as More Afghans Flee

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