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WorldTags: Print EditionBELGIUM: Over half of refugees from Russia’s invasion of Ukraine now in the Eurozone could enter the workforce in coming years, the European Central Bank said on Monday. Those fleeing the conflict could have a…

WorldProtesters scuffling with Nepali Police during a demo against rises in petrol and diesel prices in Kathmandu.Tags: Print EditionNEPAL: Police in Nepal’s capital fired teargas and charged at protesters with sticks today to break up…

Faces hung Parliament as support surges for far-left, far-rightWorldFrench President Emmanuel Macron waves as he leaves after casting his vote in the second stage of French Parliamentary elections at a polling station in Le Touquet,…

WorldCocaine parcels found inside one of the banana crates.Tags: Print EditionCZECH REPUBLIC: Cocaine worth almost 68 million pounds has been seized by police in the Czech Republic after it was mistakenly delivered to supermarkets in…

WorldTags: Print EditionCHINA: Chinese scientists found two genes in rice that can make the staple crop more heat-resistant, providing a new way for breeding highly thermotolerant crops. The researchers from the Shanghai Institute of…

WorldTags: Print EditionSWITZERLAND: About one in eight people in the world live with a mental disorder, said the World Health Organisation (WHO) in a landmark report released on Friday calling for urgent action on transforming mental…

WorldColombia's first ever leftist President-elect Gustavo Petro shows his polling card after voting in Bogota.Tags: Print EditionCOLOMBIA: Leftist Gustavo Petro, a former member of the M-19 guerrilla movement who has vowed…

WorldThe scene of a deadly shooting on U street Washington, D.C on Sunday.Tags: Print EditionUS: A shooting at a crowded intersection of Washington, D.C., left one teenager dead and three others — including one police officer —…

WorldTags: Print EditionUS: Nearly four dozen countries have raised interest rates in the last six months, as Central Banks in the United States, England, India and other nations push borrowing costs higher in a bid to contain the most…

WorldChinese President Xi JinpingTags: Print EditionCHINA: President Xi Jinping has said corruption in China remains severe and complicated, calling it a “tumour” and in a rare warning has also told the Communist Party of China’s (CPC)…