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Hong Kong pro-democracy activist Joshua Wong (C) says 'resistance will continue'

Hong Kong Postpones Elections Over Virus As China Crackdown Deepens

Hong Kong postpones elections over virus as China crackdown deepens

Health Warnings As Western Europe Swelters Under Heatwave

Dutch authorities warned that the beach in Zandvoort was getting dangerously crowded

Health warnings as Western Europe swelters under heatwave

Friday’s Stock Market Open: US Equities Rise After Tech Giants Deliver Strong Results, Gold Jumps

US stocks rose on Friday after Amazon, Facebook, Google, Apple posted blowout results

Coronavirus lockdowns pushed France into a record economic contraction

France Suffers Record GDP Plunge

France suffers record GDP plunge

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Air France is to benefit from seven billion euros in French loans either from or backed by the state along with an expected two to four billion euros in aid from the Dutch government

2.6-billion Euro Loss For Air France-KLM In Virus-hit 2nd Quarter

2.6-billion euro loss for Air France-KLM in virus-hit 2nd quarter

Air travel is not expected to recover to pre-pandemic levels until 2023 or even 2024.

Planes, Cars, Oil, GDP... The Virus Bill Comes Due

Planes, cars, oil, GDP... the virus bill comes due

We Will Vote: Twitter Lashes Out After Trump Proposes Delaying The 2020 Election

Social media users come out in droves to slam Donald Trump’s suggestion to delay the 2020 election.

A huge downturn, but a recovery may already be on its way

German Economy Shrinks By Record 10.1% In Q2 On Virus Hit

German economy shrinks by record 10.1% in Q2 on virus hit

Thursday’s Stock Market Open: US Equities Drop As US Economy Plunges 32.9% In Second Quarter

US stocks fell on Thursday as US GDP plummeted by a record figure, while initial jobless claims rose.

Germany’s Economy Plunges By Record 10.1% In Second Quarter

The drop was more than twice the size of the previous record – a 4.7% tumble in GDP recorded in first quarter of 2009.

Germany Braces For Historic Quarterly GDP Decline On Virus Hit

Germany braces for historic quarterly GDP decline on virus hit

Facebook has struggled to contain the spread of misinformation

Holocaust Survivors Urge Facebook To Remove Genocide Denial Posts

Holocaust survivors urge Facebook to remove genocide denial posts

Markus Braun, former Wirecard CEO, is in custody on suspicion of falsifying accounts and market manipulation

German Ministers In Hot Seat Over Wirecard Collapse

German ministers in hot seat over Wirecard collapse

Holocaust Survivors Ask Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg To Remove Denial Posts, Groups

The new effort will utilize the social media platform to convey their message.

German police use a digger on a garden allotment in the northern German city of Hanover in connection with the disappearance of British girl Madeleine McCann

German Police Complete Maddie McCann Allotment Search

German police complete Maddie McCann allotment search

Santander, which is the largest eurozone bank by capitalisation, also has extensive operations in Britain

European Banks Took Huge Loan Loss Reserves In Second Quarter As Pandemic Fears Cut Profits

Barclays, Deutsche Bank, Santander took a total of $6.6 billion in loan loss charges.

U.S. troops take a break from a training exercise in Europe

Pentagon Plans To Pull Nearly 12,000 Troops From Germany, Costing Billions

President Trump long has complained Germany does not contribute enough of its gross domestic product to the NATO budget.

US To Move 11,900 Troops Out From Germany: Pentagon

US to move 11,900 troops out from Germany: Pentagon

Wednesday’s Stock Market Open: US Equities Drop Ahead Of Fed Policy Statement, Tech Antitrust Hearing

The Dow falls more than 200 points at bell as traders await antitrust hearing involving Big Tech CEOs

Heathrow wants Britain to copy Germany, where travellers arriving from countries with high levels of coronavirus are tested instead of being ordered into quarantine

Heathrow Calls For UK Airport Virus Tests After ?1-bn Loss

Heathrow calls for UK airport virus tests after ?1-bn loss

Critics say Hong Kong's new national security law violates the "One Country, Two Systems" arrangement in place since Britain returned the former colony to China in 1997

China Slams EU Export Curbs On Hong Kong Over Security Law

The law, which was fast-tracked onto the statute books in June after months of pro-democracy protests in semi-autonomous Hong Kong, threatens life sentences for vaguely worded offenses including secession and subversion of state power.

Coronavirus Research: Immunoprotein Inhibits SARS-CoV-2, Prevents Fusion With Host Cells

The discovery that a protein naturally found in the human immune system inhibits the novel coronavirus raises hopes for new therapeutic approaches.

The global race is on to find a vaccine against COVID-19

UK Signs Up For Sanofi-GSK Coronavirus Vaccine

UK signs up for Sanofi-GSK coronavirus vaccine

Although Germany has recorded over 155,000 coronavirus cases, it has one of the lowest mortality rates in the world

German Health Official Expresses Concern After ‘Disturbing’ Rise In COVID-19 Cases

The head of Germany's public health agency expressed concern over a spike in COVID-19 infections, and urged Germans to remember social distancing measures.