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Afghans rally against Pakistan and civilian casualties

South Korea beat Philippines 3-0 to reach women's quarter-finals

Mercedes' Russell not fazed by being tipped as pre-season favourite

Australia beat Taiwan in World Baseball Classic opener

Underdogs Wales could hurt Irish after Scotland display: Popham

Gilgeous-Alexander rules over Knicks again in Thunder win

Hamilton reveals sequel in the works to blockbuster 'F1: The Movie'

Alonso, Stroll fear 'permanent nerve damage' from vibrating Aston Martin

China boosts military spending with eyes on US, Taiwan

Seoul leads rebound across Asian stocks, oil extends gains

Tourism on hold as Middle East war casts uncertainty

Hormuz Shock Risk rising

Brazil's trade-war boom

Iran's revenge rewired

Cuba's golden Goose dies

Adobe down 40%: Kodak moment?

Boomers: Selfish or Scapegoats?

Mexico after El Mencho falls

Nicaragua on the brink?

Congolese rumba, music caught between neglect and nostalgia

Each weekend, dancers stoked on music and alcohol sway to the old hits on the decrepit rooftop terrace of Kinshasa's venerable La Creche bar like little has changed in the Congolese capital since the 1980s.

'Close our eyes': To escape war, Muscovites flock to high culture

In front of Moscow's ornate Bolshoi Theatre, its soft yellow lights illuminating a snowstorm in the Russian capital, Valentina Ivakina had come to "escape today's problems".

Denmark king visits Greenland

Denmark's King Frederik X is due to start a three-day visit to Greenland on Wednesday, the royal house said, in a show of support to the autonomous Danish territory coveted by US President Donald Trump.

Uncut gems: Indian startups embrace AI despite job fears

Glinting under the exhibition centre lights, the gold brooch studded with gemstones on the startup founder's lapel was handmade by Indian artisans -- but artificial intelligence dreamt up its elaborate design.

Ukraine war talks to resume in Geneva as US signals progress

Ukrainian and Russian negotiators were to resume a second round of peace talks in Geneva on Wednesday, as Washington's top envoy signalled optimism in its bid to end Europe's deadliest conflict since World War II.

Harrop eyes 'Skimo' gold in sport's Olympic debut

Emily Harrop will aim to go one better than the French men's alpine ski team when she takes to Bormio's Stelvio course for the Olympic debut of ski mountaineering, or 'skimo', on Thursday.

Junk to high-tech: India bets on e-waste for critical minerals

Hundreds of discarded batteries rattle along a conveyor belt into a crusher in a remote plant in northern India, fuelling a multi-billion-dollar industry that is bolstering the country's geopolitical ambitions.

Struggling farmers find hope in India co-operative

Kiran Ramnath Waghchaurebeams as he plucks deep-red grapes from his vines in India's Maharashtra state, one of thousands of farmers reaping the benefits of a cooperative bringing hope to a long-suffering sector.

How Latin American countries are responding to Cuba's oil crisis

The US oil embargo on Cuba has drawn varied responses across Latin America, ranging from offers of aid and political support to silence about Havana's economic crisis.