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Haiti

Photo Story: Anti-Government protests in Port-au-Prince

18th October 2020

Photo Story: Anti-Government protests in Port-au-Prince

A photo taken during an anti-Government protest in Port-au-Prince, Haiti. The opposition organized a large demonstration against President Jovenel Moise, coinciding with the anniversary of the death of the hero…

Haiti, Photo StoryHaiti

Tension in Haiti as police and army exchange fire

24th February 2020

Tension in Haiti as police and army exchange fire

One soldier was killed in the Haitian capital of Port-au-Prince on Sunday, local media reported, when police officers shot up an army headquarters in a violent escalation of protests demanding…

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Orphanage fire kills 15 children in Haiti

15th February 2020

Orphanage fire kills 15 children in Haiti

A fire at an orphanage in Haiti has killed 15 children, according to health care workers. Staff at the Orphanage of the Church of Bible Understanding say the home -…

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UN ends peacekeeping mission in Haiti

16th October 2019

UN ends peacekeeping mission in Haiti

Amid ever increasing protests, the last U.N. peacekeepers exit Haiti after 15 years. Making good on a 2017 vote, on Tuesday the UN Security Council ended its 15-year mission to…

Haiti, News, United NationsHaiti, Jean Bertrand Aristide, Jovenel Moise, United Nations

Photo Story: Protests in Haiti

28th September 2019

Photo Story: Protests in Haiti

People ride past a burning makeshift barricade during a protest calling for the resignation of Haitian President Jovenel Moise in Port-au-Prince, Haiti. Shortages of fuel and food, inflation, corruption and…

Haiti, News, Photo StoryHaiti, port au prince, President Jovenel Moise

Photo Story: Haitian capital paralyzed by protests

19th September 2019

Photo Story: Haitian capital paralyzed by protests

A woman looks at a barricade on fire during protests on a street of Port-au-Prince, Haiti. Port-au-Prince and several provincial capitals of Haiti this week have seen protests against fuel…

Haiti, News, Photo StoryHaiti, Jean Marc Herve Abelard

Swedish government to run smaller deficit amid lower pandemic spending

Sweden's government will run a budget deficit of 256 billion crowns ($29.34 billion) this year, the...

William Hill warns of profit hit on local lockdowns as revenue falls

British bookmaker William Hill Plc warned on Wednesday that further local lockdowns triggered by a ...

Italy could top growth forecasts next year – Economy Minister

Italy's economy could exceed the current government's growth forecast if Rome will be able to conta...

United Airlines testing global health app on UK-U.S. flight in effort to reopen borders

United Airlines was set on Wednesday to test a digital health pass under a global pilot program see...

Chinese vaccines have been given to 60,000 people worldwide

The New York Times reports that Chinese vaccines have been administered to 60,000 people in clinica...

Machines to ‘do half of all work tasks by 2025’

Half of all work tasks will be handled by machines by 2025 in a shift likely to worsen inequality, ...

Chinese city to offer COVID-19 vaccine candidate as emergency use expands

A city in China's Zhejiang province will offer experimental coronavirus vaccines to its residents, ...

Lagos under 24-hour lockdown after violent protests

Lagos was under a round-the-clock curfew on Wednesday enforced by a heavy police presence, as smoke...

Wizz Air CEO expects smaller airline industry after pandemic

The world will have a smaller airline industry as a result of the coronavirus crisis with many priv...

Locust swarms ravage Ethiopia

Mother-of-ten Marima Wadisha screamed, threw rocks and in her desperation even fired bullets at the...

Photo Story: Demolition of illegal Casamonica crime clan villas in Rome

An operation started early Wednesday morning to demolish eight illegally built warehouses and villa...

South Korea will press on with flu vaccinations, sees no link to deaths

South Korean health authorities said on Wednesday they would press on with a flu vaccine programme ...

Turkey said to consider a return to some coronavirus curbs

Turkey is considering re-imposing some measures to stem rising coronavirus cases such as stay-home ...

Ukraine and the Czech Republic report record rises in infections, Russia hits daily record high of deaths

Russia recorded 15,700 new coronavirus infections on Wednesday, as well as a daily record high of 3...

UK scientific advisor says coronavirus unlikely to be eradicated

The coronavirus will be around for "evermore" as it is unlikely it will be eradicated, a British sc...

70 museum artefacts targeted in Berlin

It is being described as one of the biggest attacks on art and antiquities in post-war German histo...

Thailand welcomes tourists back as Bangkok protests heat up

Thailand received a group of tourists from China on Tuesday, its first such arrivals since commerci...

UK borrowing exceeds forecasts, debt highest since 1960

Britain's government borrowing in the first half of the financial year was more than six times high...

Global powers push to end Nagorno-Karabakh fighting

Armenia's president headed to Brussels for talks with the European Union and NATO military alliance...

Poland’s total number of coronavirus cases exceeds 200,000

Poland's total number of confirmed coronavirus infections has doubled in less than three weeks and ...