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Inside Turkey's extraordinary underground city
US and China agree to cooperate on climate change after talks in Shanghai
UK prepares for funeral of Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, longtime consort of Queen Elizabeth II
Myanmar releases prisoners for New Year, though likely not dissidents
CNN anchor: We saw a Queen grieving
Brazil asks women 'if possible' to delay pregnancy over Covid variants
A student harnessed the power of beets to make healing from surgery safer -- and more equitable
Cuba's Raul Castro steps down
How to watch Prince Philip's funeral
France outlaws sex with children aged under 15
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A fifth of the world's languages will be dormant or dead by the end of the century
Hong Kong court jails Jimmy Lai and other prominent activists for 8 to 18 months over 2019 protest
Remembering the royal romance of Prince Philip and the Queen
Eyewitnesses recount bloody crackdown in Bago, Myanmar
At least 82 anti-coup protestors were killed by security forces in the city of Bago in Myanmar on April 9. The massacre has been widely condemned by the United Nations and countries around the world. CNN's Paula Hancocks pieces together some of what happened that day and talks to survivors of the onslaught.
These countries simply don't have enough other options to drop vaccines like AstraZeneca and J&J
It was nothing short of a miracle when it became clear that scientists had developed several effective vaccines against Covid-19 in less than a year. Announcements last week from European Union and British drug regulators finding a possible link between AstraZeneca's Covid-19 shot and rare blood clots, however, have been a real low point in the pandemic.
Analysis: A political scandal is swirling in Britain. But Boris Johnson is unlikely to drain the swamp
Much of Donald Trump's success early in his political career came from his promises to "drain the swamp" of Washington DC. The former US president was referring to the enormous power held by wealthy lobbying groups who try to influence government officials to make policy decisions that might benefit the interests of those they represent.
BBC received more than 100,000 complaints over coverage of Prince Philip's death
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