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Britain's Sunak Shuffles Cabinet to Bolster Pledges on Economy

Prime minister moves to break up two departments to better suit his pledges to spur the economy and turn around his party's fortunes before an election expected next year

BMW Emissions Challenge Unfounded, Court Rules, NGO to Appeal

According to court, DUH's argument could be valid in theory, but there was not yet sufficient evidence that their individual rights were threatened by the carmaker

EU Invites Ukraine's Zelenskyy to Brussels Summit

Ukraine president has made just one foreign trip, to US, since war began last year

Georgian Court Rejects Appeal to Release Saakashvili on Health Grounds

Former president says decision is a 'death sentence' and charge was politically motivated

Rhino Poaching Sees Slight Decline in South Africa

Struggling Bordeaux Wine Producers Offered Aid to Clear Stocks

Move comes as the renowned industry struggles with declining consumption

Timeline: Major Deadly Earthquakes in the Past Two Decades

Some of the world's most deadly earthquakes in the past two decades

Earthquake Piles Misery on War-Ravaged Syrians in Wintry North

Air strikes and shelling have already traumatized the population and weakened the foundations of many buildings

China Willing to Restart Trade Dialogue With Australia After Talks

In addition, China attached great importance to the Canberra's security review of Chinese companies' investment and operations in Australia

South Africa Records 2 Imported Cholera Cases

The cases were of sisters who had in January traveled to Malawi

One Peacekeeper Killed in Congo After UN Chopper Comes Under Fire

A UN peacekeeping mission of around 18,200 personnel has been deployed in eastern Congo since taking over from a previous UN operation in 2010

Thousands of Danes Protest Canceling of Public Holiday

Government hopes to scrap Great Prayer Day to help finance increased defense spending

China's Oil Demand Bounce May Push Producers to Reconsider Output, IEA Says

Demand in China, the world's largest crude importer and No 2 buyer of liquefied natural gas, has become the biggest uncertain factor in global oil and gas markets in 2023

Winter Snowstorms Cut Power, Disrupt Traffic Across the Balkans 

Britain Faces Largest Ever Health Care Strikes as Pay Disputes Drag On

Monday's walkout involving both, largely in England, will represent the biggest in the 75-year history of the National Health Service (NHS)

At Sunday's Grammys, Will Beyonce Finally Win Top Honor for Best Album? 

Afghan Women Prosecutors Once Seen as Symbols of Democracy Find Asylum in Spain

Taliban administration in Afghanistan has banned most female aid workers and last year stopped women and girls from attending high school and university

Tens of Thousands of Israelis Protest Justice Reform Plans

Critics say plans threaten democratic checks on ministers by the courts

24 Dead in Chile as Wildfires Expand; Foreign Help Coming

Firefighters were battling dozens of raging wildfires on Sunday, seeking to gain control of one of the country's worst natural disasters in years

Indonesia to Drive Talks Over Disputed South China Sea