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Covid-19 has upended the UN General Assembly: for once, Midtown Manhattan will not be bunkered down in a frenzy of motorcades, and there will be no speculation of breakthrough meetings

Empty UN Summit For World In Crisis

Empty UN summit for world in crisis

No EU Sanctions On Belarus Despite Opposition Leader Plea

Tikhanovskaya made a video appearance at the UN Human Rights Council in Geneva on Friday

No EU sanctions on Belarus despite opposition leader plea

PepsiCo’s Renewable Energy Plan Equivalent To Erasing Emissions Of 500K Cars

PepsiCo will source 100% renewable energy at its global facilities by 2040. Here's how.

Navalny said over the weekend he was walking again, but with a 'tremble'

Navalny Says Novichok Found 'In And On' His Body

Navalny says Novichok found 'in and on' his body

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US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo on August 20 2020, after demanding that UN sanctions on Iran be resumed

Iran Says US Faces 'Maximum Isolation' As World Powers Dismiss Sanctions

Iran said Sunday its arch-foe the United States is facing "maximum isolation" after major powers dismissed a unilateral US declaration that UN sanctions on Tehran were back in force.

Some 12,700 people were left homeless after a ferocious blaze laid waste to the Moria refugee camp on the Greek island of Lesbos last week

Thousands March In Germany Urging EU To Take In Moria Refugees

Thousands march in Germany urging EU to take in Moria refugees

Navalny Posts Photo Of Himself Walking, Describes Recovery

Navalny posts photo of himself walking, describes recovery

Doctors have been treating Navalny at Berlin's Charite hospital

Navalny Posts Photo Of Him Walking, Describes Recovery

Navalny posts photo of him walking, describes recovery

Defending champion Hannah Green of Australia shares the first-round lead of the LPGA Cambria Portland Classic with American Cydney Clanton

Green Grabs Share Of Lead In LPGA Portland Defense

Green grabs share of lead in LPGA Portland defense

Andrzej Szpilman, the son of Wladyslaw Szpilman,plays his father's Steinway grand piano

Real-life 'Pianist' Possessions Up For Auction In Poland

Real-life 'Pianist' possessions up for auction in Poland

Dzeko Signing Shuts Door On Suarez Move To Juventus

Edin Dzeko is set to join Juventus, shutting the door on Luis Suarez. The Uruguayan player could end up staying at Camp Nou or moving to Atletico Madrid.

Police were deployed to move migrants into the new camp

Lesbos Camp Filling Up As UN Warns On Migrants' Future

Lesbos camp filling up as UN warns on migrants' future

Navalny collapsed last month on a flight from Tomsk to Moscow after a campaign trip to support opposition candidates in local elections.

Kremlin Accuses Navalny Aides Of Removing Potential Evidence

Kremlin accuses Navalny aides of removing potential evidence

Asteroid Watch 2020: ESA, Germany's OHB To Build Spacecraft For Planetary Defense Mission

Humanity's first planetary defense mission will test the ability of a spacecraft to change the course of an asteroid.

For ECB chief Christine Lagarde there are still too few women in top jobs

ECB's Lagarde Says Business Needs More Women Leaders

ECB's Lagarde says business needs more women leaders

Hong Kong activist Carol Ng received menacing calls from strangers and was bombarded with messages after her personal phone number was posted on a website called HK Leaks

Anonymous Site Ramps Up 'Doxxing' Campaign Against HK Activists

Anonymous site ramps up 'doxxing' campaign against HK activists

Slovenian pair Tadej Pogacar wearing the best climber's polka dot jersey and Primoz Roglic in the overall leader's yellow

Struggle For Tour De France Victory Enters End Game

Struggle for Tour de France victory enters end game

The FBI is increasingly worried about potential violent clashes between extremist groups on the right and the left ahead of the November election, Director Chris Wray said

FBI Worried About Clashes Between Violent Groups Before US Vote

FBI worried about clashes between violent groups before US vote

Animal Welfare Issues Grow In Poland, Government Faces Crisis That May See New Elections

Poland’s ruling government faces a political crisis after the ruling PiS party introduced a bill that would ban fur farms and the ritual slaughtering of animals.