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Homosexuality was decriminalized in 1969, but the legislation wasn’t taken off the books entirely until 1994.

The Russian president has been fully vaccinated with the Russian coronavirus vaccine Sputnik V, receiving his second shot in April.

Russia's air force played a critical role in turning the tide of the Syrian conflict in Assad's favor after it deployed there in 2015, helping him recover most territory lost to insurgents.

France is the latest European country to reimpose some travel restrictions on American tourists, moving the U.S. from its safe list to the higher-risk orange list due to concerns over rising Covid-19 cases. NBC News’ Molly Hunter explains the new travel rules for Americans hoping to visit France and how tourists are coping with the country’s Covid-19 green pass system.

Labour leader Jonas Gahr Stoere will look to address voters' concerns over global warming and a widening wealth gap.

The company's debt crisis, which has already brought angry investors to its doorstep in protest, could ripple through China's banking system.

Hollywood attorney Andrew Brettler went on the offensive against Virginia Giuffre, telling a judge in New York that her claim was “baseless, non-viable and potentially unlawful.”

The Duke of York was served Aug. 27 at his home, The Royal Lodge in Windsor, court documents said.

"This is a fuse that must not be allowed to burn," the pope said.

"Even in the darkest, most trying of times, the very best of human nature can shine through," European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen said.

In the aftermath, language and cultural barriers hid the community’s emotional trauma.