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German Foreign Minister Heiko Maas in Tripoli warned of a 'deceptive calm' in Libya

German Foreign Minister Warns Of 'Deceptive Calm' In Libya

German foreign minister warns of 'deceptive calm' in Libya

German Antitrust Watchdog Probing Amazon For Price-Setting After Canada Launches Similar Investigation

The fortune of Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos has risen with the company's share value, but the company will be using its profits from the current quarter for coronavirus mitigation efforts

Agency will examine Amazon's relationship with third-party traders that sell products on its website.

EU To Consider Sanctions As Protests, Strikes Pressure Belarus President Lukashenko

More than 100,000 people took part in a "March for Freedom" in Minsk on Sunday

Lukashenko’s recent electoral victory has been described as fraudulent by the opposition and the west

More than 100,000 people took part in a "March for Freedom" in Minsk on Sunday

Belarus Workers Chant 'Leave' At Lukashenko As Anger Mounts Over Vote

Belarus workers chant 'Leave' at Lukashenko as anger mounts over vote

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Washington said it would distribute any vaccine proven to be effective to all Americans for free

Returning Brits Begin Quarantine While Russia Rolls Out Vaccine

Returning Brits begin quarantine while Russia rolls out vaccine

Berlin brothels have reopened but clients will only be able to get massages until September

Berlin Brothels Reopen After Lockdown, But No Sex Allowed

Berlin brothels reopen after lockdown, but no sex allowed

US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, seen here in November 2019, has defended "restraint" on Venezuela

Trump Vows 'Snapback' To Force Return Of UN Iran Sanctions

Trump vows 'snapback' to force return of UN Iran sanctions

Biotech company CureVac is making its stock market debut on the Nasdaq exchange in New York

German Vaccine Maker CureVac Surges Almost 250% In Nasdaq Debut

German vaccine maker CureVac surges almost 250% in Nasdaq debut

Bayern Munich destroyed Barcelona in their Champions League quarter-final in Lisbon, winning 8-2

'Hard To Comprehend': Brutal Bayern Hit Eight Past Barcelona

'Hard to comprehend': Brutal Bayern hit eight past Barcelona

While China's economy is emerging from the virus crisis, weak retail sales suggest its army of consumers are still too nervous to return to their spending ways

European Stocks Hit As UK Reimposes Virus Quarantine

European stocks hit as UK reimposes virus quarantine

Bayern Munich destroyed Barcelona in their Champions League quarter-final in Lisbon, winning 8-2

Brutal Bayern Hit Eight In Stunning Defeat Of Barcelona

Brutal Bayern hit eight in stunning defeat of Barcelona

A sign reading "Paris loves you" adorns one arrivals hall in the French capital's Charles de Gaulle airport

EU Lost 5.5 Million Jobs In Second Quarter, Prepares For Worse Cuts As Furlough Programs Expire

The 2.6% decline in jobs was accompanied by the bloc’s 11.7% decline in GDP.

Pictures of the sunbather chasing the thieving mama boar went around the world

Boar That Stole German Nudist's Laptop May Be Culled

Boar that stole German nudist's laptop may be culled

Erdogan seemed to suggest that the Turkish ship was attacked

France Bolsters Mediterranean Presence As Turkey Tensions Worsen

France bolsters Mediterranean presence as Turkey tensions worsen

Angela, a delivery worker for Amazon Prime, wears a mask and gloves on her route in Los Angeles on April 8

Amazon Cuts Ties With 1,200 Delivery Drivers

Amazon Delivery Service Partners start up costs are about $10,000, allowing for growth with more delivery vans within a fleet.

'Anti epidemic officials' were seen spraying disinfectant at Pyongyang Railway Station

Countries Tighten Rules As World Coronavirus Deaths Pass 750,000

Countries tighten rules as world coronavirus deaths pass 750,000

Sadio Mane (R) scored twice for Liverpool but the Super Cup was decided on penalties

Watford To Demand More Than $52M For Forward, Who Is Liverpool’s Target: Report

Liverpool are not willing to make expensive signings this summer.

The epic legal battle between Airbus and Boeing at the WTO began in 2004 when Washington accused Britain, France, Germany and Spain of providing illegal subsidies and grants to support the production of a range of Airbus products

US Holds Off On Extra Tariffs In EU Airbus Dispute

US holds off on extra tariffs in EU Airbus dispute

Turkey's energy exploration vessel is being escorted by warships

Greek PM Calls For 'Sense' From Turkey In East Med Row

Greek PM calls for 'sense' from Turkey in East Med row

Trump poured scorn on Biden's selection of Kamala Harris as his vice-president

Kamala Harris Slams Donald Trump In First Appearance As VP Choice, Says ‘America Is Crying For Leadership’

Kamala Harris harshly criticized President Trump on Wednesday in her first debut as Joe Biden's running mate, saying he is "a president who is making every challenge we face even more difficult to solve.”

A Lebanese protester flashes the victory sign amid clashes with security forces in the centre of Beirut on Tuesday night

Prosecution Says To Grill Ministers Over Beirut Blast

Prosecution says to grill ministers over Beirut blast

French President Emmanuel Macron (pictured August 11, 2020), who was the first world leader to visit Beirut after the explosion, has taken the lead role in coordinating the international response

Macron Warns Iran Against 'Interference' In Lebanon

Macron warns Iran against 'interference' in Lebanon

Iranian President Hassan Rouhani has held out hope that a US bid to extend a UN arms embargo on his country will fail

Iran's Rouhani Hopeful US Arms Embargo Push Will Fail

Iran's Rouhani hopeful US arms embargo push will fail

ABN Amro

ABN AMRO To Cut 800 Jobs As It Slashes Investment Banking Unit, Departs Trade, Commodity Financing

ABN AMRO was heavily exposed to energy trading losses in Asia and the Wirecard fiasco in Germany

London's City financial district remained largely deserted last week

UK Suffers Record Recession On Virus Fallout

UK suffers record recession on virus fallout

'To let' signs are likely to become an even more frequent occurrence on British high streets as the government ends some support for businesses

Britain Enters Recession As GDP Plunged By Record 20.4% In Second Quarter

Analysts fear that job losses will accelerate as government furlough, wage subsidy schemes expire

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