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Beijing has said the law will restore stability in Hong Kong

German Minister Tells EU Nations Not To 'Be Afraid To Lock Horns' With China

In an op-ed article, Germany's Europe minister Michael Roth wrote that the European Union (EU) must not be afraid to "lock horns" with China over difficult issues.

German VAT Cut Fuels Pent-up Demand For New Cars

A single-digit drop in car registrations counts as good news in a pandemic

German VAT cut fuels pent-up demand for new cars

Instagram Adds Video Clips In Challenge To TikTok

Instagram is adding video clips in an attempt to muscle in on TikTok's boom

Instagram adds video clips in challenge to TikTok

Ernst (R with his lawyer Mustafa Kaplan) said he had carried out a "cowardly and cruel" act

German Neo-Nazi On Trial Over Politician Murder Admits To Killing

German neo-Nazi on trial over politician murder admits to killing

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Younger Women in US Forgo Medications More Than Others Because Of Cost, Finds Study

Cost-related non-adherence to prescribed drugs is on the rise, especially among younger American women, according to a new study.

For European policymakers the 'cloud' may become ominous as it could allow the US access to European data and dependence on how to exploit it

US 'Cloud' Supremacy Has Europe Worried About Data

Renault, Orange, Deutsche Bank, and Lufthansa recently plumped for Google Cloud.

An April 1945 file photo from The National Archives shows US Marines passing through a small village in Okinawa, Japan, where Japanese soldiers lie dead

From Manhattan To Hiroshima: The Race For The Atom Bomb

From Manhattan to Hiroshima: the race for the atom bomb

Yemen, mired in civil war since 205, is ill-equipped to deal with the coronavirus pandemic

Pandemic's Economic Fallout Will Worsen Conflicts: UN Diplomats

COVID-19 is hampering aid programs, diverting the attention and resources of major powers battling the deadly virus at home, and cutting remittances to already fragile, war-weary economies, they say.

Monday’s Stock Market Close: US Equities Climb, Nasdaq Jumps To Record Closing High, Yields Surge

U.S. stocks rose on Monday as Microsoft pushed Nasdaq to record highs

Google reported a rare drop in revenue in results that largely met expectations during what the company called "a difficult global economic environment"

Google Unveils First 5G Phones: New Pixel Models Arriving In The Fall, Starting Price Announced

The Pixel 5 and 5G Pixel 4a are set to launch in the fall in several countries.

Cruise Line Apologizes After 41 Infected With COVID-19 Aboard Norwegian Cruise Ship

Norwegian cruise line Hurtigruten admitted it did not notify passengers after a coronavirus infection was detected.

Monday’s Stock Market Open: US Equities Rise As Washington Lawmakers Wrangle Over New Stimulus Bill

U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo warns that the Trump administration will soon impose measures against “a broad array” of Chinese-owned software.

Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania is the first of Germany's 16 states to reopen schools

Masks On As German Children Start New Schoolyear Under Virus Cloud

Masks on as German children start new schoolyear under virus cloud

Former pope Benedict XVI became seriously ill after visiting his sick brother in Germany in June and is "extremely frail", reports say

Former Pope Benedict XVI 'Extremely Frail': Report

Former pope Benedict XVI 'extremely frail': report

Doctors treat a patient infected with COVID-19, which has pushed the Brazilian health care system to the brink, at the Intensive Care Unit of the Hospital de Clinicas, in Porto Alegre, Brazil, on April 15, 2020

Virus Exposes Cracks In Brazil's Public Health System

Virus exposes cracks in Brazil's public health system

US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, seen here in March 2020, is pushing the UN Security Council to extend an arms embargo on Iran

Trump Administration To Take Action Against Chinese Software Companies In 'Coming Days,' Pompeo Says

Appearing on Fox News' "Sunday Morning Features," Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said "Trump has said 'enough' and we are going to fix it" and that Trump would make an announcement “shortly.”

Protesters claiming that 'the cure is worse than the disease'

Dozens Of Police Injured In Berlin Protests Against Virus Curbs

Dozens of police injured in Berlin protests against virus curbs

Ibiza fears its tourist season may have been dealt a final blow following Britain's decision to quarantine all arrivals from Spain

Ibiza: Between Economic Distress And Unprecedented Calm

Ibiza: between economic distress and unprecedented calm

Germany midfielder Kai Havertz sat out Leverkusen's 2-1 win over Bayern Munich last November due to injury

Transfer Rumors: Havertz Move To Chelsea Could Be Next, Leverkusen Not Rushing

Bayer Leverkusen reveals that no formal offer has been made for Kai Havertz. But this could change in the coming week, with Chelsea representatives set to head to Germany to discuss a deal for the German.

Manchester United Rumors: Red Devils Could Hand Borussia Dortmund Jadon Sancho 'Successor'

Manchester United’s former flop signing, Memphis Depay, who has redeemed himself at Lyon, could become Borussia Dortmund’s Jadon Sancho successor. However, the German side must first ensure that the Red Devils wouldn't want him back.

Demonstrators, some of whom have branded the pandemic a conspiracy, demanded a "day of freedom" in protest against virus curbs

Berlin Protest Against Virus Curbs Draws Thousands

Thousands gathered to protest coronavirus restrictions in Berlin this weekend.

The quarantine restriction imposed by Britain is a huge blow to Spain, which relies heavily on British tourists

Spain Tourism, Economy Severely Weakened By New Surge In COVID Cases

New travel advisories from the U.K. and Germany towards Spain could hurt the Iberian country's economy, as it struggles to cope with a surge of COVID-19 cases.

This year's hajj is the smallest in modern times

Record Economic Slumps Hit Europe In Face Of Resurgent Virus

Record economic slumps hit Europe in face of resurgent virus

Anthony Fauci, who was asked during a Congressional hearing whether the US could make use of Chinese or Russian vaccines if they arrived first, indicated that was unlikely

Fauci Urges Caution On China And Russia Virus Vaccines

Several Chinese companies are at the forefront of the global vaccine race, while Russia has said it hopes to be the first in the world to produce a vaccine for the public, with a target date of September.