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Polish President Andrzej Duda won 51 percent of the vote in the runoff election

Polish Opposition Challenges Presidential Vote Result

Polish opposition challenges presidential vote result

Premier League Rumors: Arsenal Considering Malang Sarr To Beef Up Defensive Side

Malang Sarr is reportedly on the radar of Chelsea FC as it tries to improve its defensive side. However, Mikel Arteta will have to wait until the end of the season before he can decide on who to recruit.

Germany Readies Tougher Lockdowns To Ward Off Second Wave

Germany has recorded just over 200,000 confirmed coronavirus cases to date, and 9,078 deaths, according to the Robert Koch Institute for disease control

Germany readies tougher lockdowns to ward off second wave

Thursday’s Stock Market Open: US Equities Drop As Another 1.3 Million File Jobless Claims, China Sells Off

US stocks fell on Thursday as Bank of America saw its profit drop 52%

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EU Body Puts Heat On German Watchdogs Over Wirecard Scandal

EU body puts heat on German watchdogs over Wirecard scandal

Belarus police said they have detained more than 250 people across the country after protests over the banning of several opposition candidates from the presidential election

Belarus Threatens Opposition Protesters With Criminal Charges

Belarus threatens opposition protesters with criminal charges

Secretary of State Mike Pompeo threatens harsher measures against the Nord Stream 2 pipeline during a news conference at the State Department

Pompeo Opens Way For Tougher Sanctions On Russia-Germany Pipeline

Pompeo opens way for tougher sanctions on Russia-Germany pipeline

Chipotle Looks To Hire 10,000 More Workers After Digital Sales Boom

The chain restaurant saw its digital sales increase by 80% despite stay-at-home orders during the coronavirus pandemic.

Gold’s Gym Sells In $100 Million Deal: What Does It Mean For The Fitness Chain?

Gold's Gym was picked up by RSG Group, beating out TRT Holdings' stalking horse bid of $80 million.

Wednesday’s Stock Market Open: US Equities Rise On Goldman Sachs Superb Results, Moderna Vaccine News

US stocks rose on Wednesday after Goldman Sachs’ posted extraordinary results

By 2100, more than 20 countries -- including Japan, Spain, Italy, Thailand, Portugal, South Korea and Poland -- will see their populations decline by at least half

World Population In 2100 Could Be 2 Billion Below UN Projections

World population in 2100 could be 2 billion below UN projections

French President Emmanuel Macron, who oversaw drastically downsized Bastille Day celebrations due to the coronavirus, said he would like to make masks mandatory in enclosed public spaces

Face Mask Mandate: UK, France Extend Mask Requirements, Tighten Enforcement

Both countries continue to struggle with coronavirus cases as their economies tumble.

German Court Bans Tesla Ads Making 'Misleading' Claims About Autopilot, Self-Driving

Tesla will no longer be able use phrases such as “full potential for autonomous driving” and “Autopilot inclusive” in future ads in Germany, a Munich court ruled Monday.

Petar Djuric has become a symbol of anger at the Serbian government's virus response after his father succumbed to the disease

Anguish And Anger In Serbia As Virus Returns With A Vengeance

Anguish and anger in Serbia as virus returns with a vengeance

In a largely forgotten chapter of the dying days of World War II, some 250,000 German refugees were interned in refugee camps across Denmark -- still then occupied by the Nazis -- where they were not made to feel welcome

Denmark's German Refugees Remember Forgotten WWII Chapter

Denmark's German refugees remember forgotten WWII chapter

Small businesses have taken a heavy blow in Libya after the country plunged into chaos and violence following the 2011 NATO-backed uprising that toppled and killed veteran dictator Moamer Kadhafi

Libya Small Businesses Struggle To Rebuild After Waves Of Unrest

Libya small businesses struggle to rebuild after waves of unrest

Florida Coronavirus Cases Surpass Most Countries' COVID-19 Tally; Has More Than China, South Korea

The rampaging surge in new coronavirus cases in Florida continues to set records and has now surpassed the total tallies of most countries.

The incumbent Duda won the first round comfortably, but polls suggest the second-round vote will be close

Poland's Populist President Narrowly Wins Re-election

Poland's populist president narrowly wins re-election

On the same side of the fence: Conte and Merkel at the German governmental guest house in Meseberg, outside Berlin, on Monday

EU Summit May Not Reach Recovery Fund Deal: Merkel

EU summit may not reach recovery fund deal: Merkel

Germany, Europe's largest economy, has started reopening schools and shops

Germany’s Economy May Be Slowly Recovering From Downturn Due To COVID-19, Central Bank Says

The Bundesbank’s Weekly Activity Index (WAI) stood at -2.7% for the week of July 6 to 12, an improvement over the previous week.

The WHO says aggressive control measures can rein in the spread of the coronavirus

Virus Surge Sparks SAfrica Curfew And Spain Local Lockdown

Virus surge sparks SAfrica curfew and Spain local lockdown

A limited number of fans got to watch PSG stars such as Neymar and Kylian Mbappe play at the Stade Oceane in Le Havre

'Victory For French Football' As Fans Return And Witness 9-0 PSG Rout

'Victory for French football' as fans return and witness 9-0 PSG rout

Elon Musk's Tesla has outperformed other tech giants since March, but some analysts now think the company is overvalued

Tesla Cuts Price Of Model Y To Boost Sales Amid Pandemic

Tesla has cut prices on several of its vehicles, with the company having stronger sales than expected amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.

Worth saving: Berlin's techno scene is world famous

Berlin Throws Clubs 81,000 Euro Lifeline

Berlin throws clubs 81,000 euro lifeline

The COVID-19 Pandemic Is Just Hitting Developing Countries. Here's How to Respond

Many of these countries lack the infrastructure, living conditions, and administrative capacity to enforce lockdowns like those we've seen in Italy and other rich nations.