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Türkiye's 1st neuroscience research center opens in Ankara

Mexico's Maya Train underway, despite environmental concerns

Spain PM defends contested Catalan amnesty before vote of confidence

Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez defended Wednesday his controversial amnesty deal for Catalonia's separatists needed to secure another term in office, telling parliament the measure is necessary to "heal the wounds" opened by the region's failed 2017 secession bid

Raphinha returns to Brazil squad for World Cup qualifiers

Nine Planes, 21 Helicopters, 375 People Dispatched to Fight Wildfire in Turkey - Minister

Death Toll From Road Accident in Turkey's Hatay Rises to 12 - Health Minister

Road Accident in Turkey's Hatay Province Kills at Least 6 People, Injures 32 - Reports

Eight killed in Colombia plane crash

A small plane carrying eight people crashed into a residential area of Colombia's second-largest city Medellin on Monday, killing all on board, airport authorities said

Small plane crashes into residential area of Colombian city

A small plane carrying eight people crashed into a residential area of Colombia's second-largest city Medellin on Monday, according to the mayor and emergency services

Small plane crashes into residential area of Colombian city: mayor

A small plane crashed into a residential area of Colombia's second-largest city Medellin on Monday, the mayor said, without divulging if there had been injuries or deaths

Missing Ecuadoran lawyer found murdered: government

President confers Pakistan civil awards on 253 personalities

Tobacco giant probed in Italy over 'covert advertising'

Italy's market and free competition regulator AGCM said Monday it has put British American Tobacco (BAT) under investigation over the use of social media stars for "covert advertising."

Germany to require women on large firms' boards

German listed companies must include women on their executive boards as part of a landmark bill agreed by the country's coalition government Wednesday after voluntary efforts failed to close a gender gap

Virus tolls surge in Russia, Americas as Europe speeds reopening

The death toll from the coronavirus pandemic spiked again in Russia and the Americas on Friday, even as Europe's experiment with reopening from lockdown grew bolder by the day

Virus tolls surge in Americas as Europe re-opens

US deaths top 100,000 as countries reimpose distancing measures

The US coronavirus death toll passed 100,000, as some countries reimposed social distancing rules following a resurgence of cases that raised the spectre of a dreaded second wave of infections

Virus screening: 'Grease' draws crowds at Madrid drive-in cinema

For many, it was a long-awaited chance to feel normal again, sitting in their cars belting out "Summer Nights" at Madrid's drive-in cinema on a rare night out after a 10-week lockdown

Virus patients in Spain get five-star hotel quarantine

Virus lockdowns put Europe's invisible workers on front line

As the coronavirus outbreak confines millions of Europeans to their homes, others still show up every day to perform jobs too often undervalued -- from truck drivers and checkout clerks to security guards and street sweepers

Troops and police patrol Bogota as uneasy calm returns

Flee or die: The cruel choice in jihad-hit Burkina Faso

Carvajal becomes first woman to referee professional men's match in Chile

Moroccan fruit pickers file sexual harassment complaints in Spain

Several Moroccan strawberry pickers in Spain have denounced their working conditions and filed sexual harassment complaints, authorities said Tuesday, in what a local lawmaker described as "modern slavery".