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A pedestrian walks past public service announcement posters, negating a conspiracy that 5G telecommunications technology causes the coronavirus, in Melbourne, Australia

US Facing 'Critical' Coronavirus Surge

US facing 'critical' coronavirus surge

German Court Orders Facebook To Rein In Data Collection

The court ruled that Facebook had to allow customers the option of opting out of the data sharing it was currently imposing on its users

Top German court orders Facebook to stop merging data collected through Whatsapp, Instagram, and other sources unless users specifically agree.

Germany Reimposes Virus Lockdowns, Djokovic Tests Positive

Latin America is now feeling the full force of the pandemic

Germany reimposes virus lockdowns, Djokovic tests positive

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Nikola To Break Ground On Production Plant To Build Hydrogen-Electric Semi Trucks

Nikola will break ground on its Arizona-based semi truck production facility on July 23.

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"We have taken strict measures to protect our employees and tourists," Tourism Minister Mehmet Nuri Ersoy told AFP

Turkey Strives To Revive Virus-hit Tourist Sector

Turkey strives to revive virus-hit tourist sector

Vladimir Putin's Russia has accused the West of downplaying the former Soviet Union's role in the victory over Nazi Germany

Russia And Europe Trade Barbs Over WWII Narratives

Russia and Europe trade barbs over WWII narratives

An activist in Vancouver on March 6, 2019 holds photos of Canadians Michael Spavor and Michael Kovrig, who are detained by China, outside British Columbia Supreme Court where Huawei executive Meng Wanzhou appeared

Trudeau Slams 'Political' Detentions, After China Spy Charges

Trudeau slams 'political' detentions, after China spy charges

In the land of the Northern Lights, Norwegians can enjoy home attractions such the summer midnight sun -- but currently are hampered in their choice of foreign summer destinations

As Europe Slowly Reopens, Norway Stays Stubbornly Shut

As Europe slowly reopens, Norway stays stubbornly shut

France is reopening cinemas and schools as it presses ahead with the easing of lockdown measures, though there are concerns in other countries about a spike in infections

Global Stocks Mixed As Coronavirus Cases Rise In Several Countries

Global stocks mixed as coronavirus cases rise in several countries

Toll of coronavirus cases and deaths in Latin America and the Caribbean as of June 22

Virus Cases Top Nine Million As WHO Says Pandemic 'Accelerating'

Virus cases top nine million as WHO says pandemic 'accelerating'

Last week, auditors Ernst & Young said 1.9 billion euros ($2.1 billion) were missing from Wirecard's accounts

Scandal-Plagued Wirecard Claims Missing $2 Billion Does Not Even Exist

Wirecard has until Friday to release its revised 2019 financial statement

The clock is ticking down to a shareholders meeting Thursday

German Government Moves To Rescue Lufthansa Bailout

German government moves to rescue Lufthansa bailout

Leon Bailey of Bayer 04 Leverkusen

Premier League Rumors: Sky Blues Crowding Manchester United, Chelsea For Leon Bailey

Manchester City eye Leon Bailey as possible replacement to Leroy Sane.

Japan's Fugaku supercomputer at the Riken Center for Computational Science in Kobe, Hyogo prefecture

Need For Speed: Japan Supercomputer Is World's Fastest

Need for speed: Japan supercomputer is world's fastest

German Interior Minister Horst Seehofer called the Stuttgart violence a "sign of alarm for the rule of law"

Merkel Condemns 'Abhorrent' Stuttgart Rampage

Merkel condemns 'abhorrent' Stuttgart rampage

A vaccine remains months off at best despite several trials

Coronavirus Vaccine: European Pharma Company Speeding Up Efforts To Treat COVID-19

AstraZeneca has signed deals with the U.S., various European powers, and vaccine alliances to help develop, manufacture, and distribute its potential vaccine.

France eased lockdown further and staged its annual music festival on Sunday, with music returning to cafes and street corners

WHO Warns Of 'Accelerating' Pandemic As Brazil Reaches 50,000 Deaths

WHO warns of 'accelerating' pandemic as Brazil reaches 50,000 deaths

Last week, auditors Ernst & Young said 1.9 billion euros ($2.1 billion) were missing from Wirecard's accounts

Scandal-hit Wirecard Admits Missing 1.9 Billion Euros Likely Gone

Wirecard's revelation followed the resignation of the company's founder and chief executive Markus Braun on Friday after the firm was hit with fresh fraud allegations that have left it struggling for survival.

China decriminalised homosexuality in 1997 but same-sex marriage remains illegal and recent years have seen a crackdown on LGBTQ activists and the wider gay community

Israel Looking To Abolish LGBTQ 'Conversion Therapy' With New Bill

The government of Israel is looking to ban “conversion therapy” by introducing a new bill in the legislative assembly.

Honduran workers bury a COVID-19 victim. Infections have surged in Latin America and the Caribbean, which now have 2,007,621 confirmed cases

Brazil Virus Toll Hits 50,000 As Spain Reopens Borders

Brazil virus toll hits 50,000 as Spain reopens borders

German Chancellor Angela Merkel, along with French President Emmanuel Macron, laid out plans for a massive European fund to fight the economic fallout from the coronavirus

How Is Europe's Economy During Coronavirus? What German Chancellor Angela Merkel Said About Economic Fate Of EU

“The pandemic shows us how vulnerable Europe is,” Merkel told the German parliament this week.

The latest coronavirus outbreak in China is thought to have emerged from a wholesale food market in Beijing

China Bans Some US Chicken, Shuts Pepsi Plant To Fight Virus

China bans some US chicken, shuts Pepsi plant to fight virus

IMAGES Demonstrators in Dijon ask for the resignation of the prefect of the CÃ´te d'Or department, after recent tensions in the city, which began with a punitive expedition by members of the Chechen community against Dijonians of North African origin. Thi

Four Suspects Face Charges In Dijon Ethnic Unrest

Four suspects face charges in Dijon ethnic unrest

Seriously injured: Alex Zanardi

Alex Zanardi 'Condition Stable' But Fears Of Brain Damage

Alex Zanardi 'condition stable' but fears of brain damage

A statue of Vladimir Lenin (pictured addressing supporters in October 1918 in Moscow) is to be unveiled for the first time on territory of the former West Germany, decades after the Berlin Wall was torn down

Lenin Statue Unveiled In Western Germany After Legal Battle

Lenin statue unveiled in western Germany after legal battle

Seriously injured: Alex Zanardi

Ex-F1 Driver Alex Zanardi 'In Extremely Serious Condition' After Bike Crash

Ex-F1 driver Alex Zanardi 'in extremely serious condition' after bike crash

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