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Rumor: Crytek Fuels More ‘Crysis’ Remake Speculations With Recent Job Posting

Crytek has sparked more rumors that they are working on a new “Crysis” project with their latest job posting.

Final Passengers From Virus-stricken Cruise Ship Leave Uruguay

The final 15 passengers from the Greg Mortimer cruise ship, most of whom checked positive for the novel coronavirus, boarded a medical evacuation flight from Montevideo, Uruguay to Miami, Florida

Final passengers from virus-stricken cruise ship leave Uruguay

Germany To Begin Easing Virus Curbs

German Chancellor Angela Merkel addresses a press conference on German government's measures to avoid further spread of the novel coronavirus COVID-19, on April 15, 2020

Germany to begin easing virus curbs

Terrorism News: German Police Arrest Four IS Suspects For Allegedly Planning Attack On US Military Bases

The suspects received orders from IS leadership in Syria and Afghanistan.

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Numerous governments are studying digital 'contact tracing' by smartphone -- alerting people who have been in proximity with an enfected person -- as a way to contain the COVID-19 pandemic without sacrificing privacy

Virus 'Tracing' By Smartphone: A Key To Reopening Society?

Virus 'tracing' by smartphone: a key to reopening society?

Cristiano Ronaldo hit back with four goals for Portugal after being substituted in Juventus's last two games.

Liverpool Rumors: Team Reportedly Targeting Forward Inspired By Cristiano Ronaldo

Liverpool is reportedly targeting a Bundesliga forward who is inspired by Cristiano Ronaldo.

US president Donald Trump and WHO chief Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus disagree over alleged 'politicising' of the COVID-19 pandemic

Trump Halts US World Health Organization Funding For 'Severely Mismanaging' COVID-19 Spread

President Donald Trump is halting U.S. funding for the World Health Organization (WHO), after threatening to defund it last week.

Adidas said it received a syndicated loan that would comprise 2.4 billion euros from German public lender KfW, with a further 600 million coming from Adidas' partner banks including HSBC, UniCredit and Deutsche Bank

Adidas Eyes 2.4 Bln State-guaranteed Coronavirus Loan

Adidas eyes 2.4 bln state-guaranteed coronavirus loan

Europol said two companies were contracted by the German government to buy face masks valued at 15 million euros ($16.4 million) as global stocks ran low, but the sale never materialized

Europe Police Thwart Fake Face Mask Sale To Germany

Europe police thwart fake face mask sale to Germany

IMF Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva said the coronavirus will hit the global economy harder than anything since the Great Depression

Economic Outlook: IMF Gives 2020 Forecast As Coronavirus Causes Great Depression Worries

The IMF is forecasting a 3% drop in global GDP this year. That compares to a 0.1% falloff in 2009, the height of the Great Recession.

Tuesday's Stock Market Open: US Equities Rise On Signs Coronavirus May Have Stabilized In US

U.S. stocks rose on Tuesday amid hopeful signs that the coronavirus pandemic has plateaued.

There is a growing consensus that the EU will need to spend more to boost its economy, but not how to do it

Brussels Mulls $1.6 Trillion Virus Recovery Fund

Brussels mulls 1.5-tn-euro virus recovery fund

Germany reports a stabilisation in new coronavirus cases as leaders ponder how and when to ease restrictions aimed at curbing the outbreak

German Virus Cases 'Stable' As Leaders Mull Easing Lockdown

German virus cases 'stable' as leaders mull easing lockdown

Far-right provocations are a growing problem at the sites of former Nazi concentration camps in Germany, such as Buchenwald

Holocaust Memorial Sites Fight New Threat From Far Right

Holocaust memorial sites fight new threat from far right

French President Emmanuel Macron (pictured February 4, 2020) will meet with the leaders of Germany's opposition Greens on the sidelines of an annual security conference in Munich

Coronavirus Europe: France To Ease Lockdown From May 11, Says Macron

“I appreciate the effort I am asking of you,” President Macron said in an address to the French people. “There is new hope but nothing is won at the moment … the epidemic is not under control.”

'Amazing Race’ Season 32 Update: Premiere Date, New Destinations Revealed

Season 32 of “Amazing Race” finally has a premiere date—here's where the teams will visit.

India is expecting much less growth than before

Covid-19: US Offers To Fly Citizens Out Of India, They Say 'No, Thank You'

The majority of U.S. nationals in India feel safer in the country.

Frontex told AFP that 'all four boasts have been accounted for' and there had been no shipwreck in the Mediterranean

Rescue Group, EU Officials Dispute Fate Of 85 Sea Migrants

Rescue group, EU officials dispute fate of 85 sea migrants

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson spent the night in the ICU with a deteriorating case of coronavirus

Boris Johnson Coronavirus Update: British Prime Minister Discharged From Hospital, Recovery Continues At Home

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has been discharged after a tumultuous hospital stay for coronavirus.

A memorial stone for the young diarist Anne Frank and her sister on the grounds of the former concentration camp Bergen-Belsen

Anne Frank's Diary More Relevant Than Ever, 75 Years On

Anne Frank's diary more relevant than ever, 75 years on

Coronavirus Death Toll: US, Germany Dealing With Sharp Increase

The U.S. and Germany are two nations heavily impacted by the virus, with the U.S. having the most cases in the world.

The Buchenwald concentration camp near Weimar in Germany was liberated 75 years ago

Buchenwald Concentration Camp Marks 75th Anniversary Of Its Liberation

Buchenwald concentration camp marks 75th anniversary of its liberation

Eurofighters will replace most, but not all, of Germany's Tornados

Germany To Replace Most Tornado Jets With Eurofighters: Report

Germany to replace most Tornado jets with Eurofighters: report

Don't lift restrictions too soon, the WHO warns

Hasty Virus Lockdown Lift Could Spark 'Deadly Resurgence': WHO

Hasty virus lockdown lift could spark 'deadly resurgence': WHO

Democratic lawmaker Pramila Jayapal holds up a copy of the Constitution as she votes to impeach President Donald Trump

Conservative Senator And Progressive Representative Both Want Government To Pay Worker’s Salaries

Sen. Josh Hawley, R-Mo., and Rep. Pramila Jayapal, D-Wash., both have proposed similar programs that differ greatly in size and scope, but the basic concept is the same: The government should pay worker's salaries during the COVID-19 pandemic.