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An Amauta, a priest of Bolivia's indigenous Aymara community, blows an instrument during an anti-government march
World
10.08.2024
Thousands in Bolivia anti-government protest
US President Donald Trump announces new action against China in a news conference in the Rose Garden of the White House
World
10.08.2024
Trump ends Hong Kong trade preferences, backs banking sanctions
A scanning electron microscope image of SARS-CoV-2 (round blue objects) emerging from the surface of cells cultured in the lab
World
10.08.2024
Moderna vaccine induced antibodies in all trial participants: paper
The report by Michelle Bachelet (pictured June 2020), the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights, said her office "remains concerned about the lack of independence in the justice system in Venezuela"
World
10.08.2024
Justice 'undermined' in Venezuela: UN rights chief
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The president's chief of staff described Coulibaly as "the visible image of all the decisions that led to the prodigious rebirth of the country"
World 10.08.2024
Ivory Coast pays tribute after PM's sudden death
A picture taken on July 11, 2020 shows police fences set up around Hagia Sophia in Istanbul, a day after a top Turkish court revoked the sixth-century Hagia Sophia's status as a museum, clearing the way for it to be turned back into a mosque
World 10.08.2024
Hagia Sophia to open 'outside prayer times': Turkey
US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, pictured November 9, 2018, during a press conference with Chinese politburo member Yang Jiechi and Defense Minister Wei Fenghe
World 10.08.2024
Pompeo urges 'free and fair' Hong Kong vote after China warning
Thousands of Bulgarians gathered for a sixth consecutive evening to chant "Resign!" outside the government headquarters in Sofia
World 10.08.2024
Protestors pile pressure on Bulgaria's veteran premier
The sumptuous parades and monumental floats attract tens of thousands of tourists to Rio for the carnival every February
World 10.08.2024
No vaccine, no carnival, Rio's samba schools warn
Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte (pictured July 9, 2020) told parliament that despite meeting a string of EU leaders in recent days to break the deadlock, he was "quite gloomy about how things will go" at an upcoming summit
World 10.08.2024
Dutch PM 'quite gloomy' about EU virus deal
US Assistant Secretary of State for the Bureau of East Asian and Pacific Affairs David Stilwell, seen here in Seoul in July 2019, has likened Chinese state enterprises to the British East India Company
World 10.08.2024
US calls China the new East India Company at sea
Vital Kamerhe's supporters say he has been the victim of a political trial designed to prevent him from running for president in 2023
World 10.08.2024
Appeal in DR Congo corruption trial set for July 24
More than half of SAA's workers are to lose their jobs
World 10.08.2024
Creditors approve S.Africa's SAA rescue deal as 2,700 jobs shed
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