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Britain's economy has been the worst affected by the coronavirus pandemic

Coronavirus Pushes Leading World Economies Into Record Slumps

Coronavirus pushes leading world economies into record slumps

Hong Kong Activist Agnes Chow Warns Dissent Being Silenced

Hong Kong pro-democracy activist Agnes Chow has warned that dissent is being silenced in the city

Hong Kong activist Agnes Chow warns dissent being silenced

Japan's Suga Cements Frontrunner Status In PM Race

Japan's Prime Minister Shinzo Abe is resigning over health reasons, setting off a leadership race to replace him

Japan's Suga cements frontrunner status in PM race

Mario Switch Remasters Delayed Past 35th Anniversary Month Of September

A rumored release of several remastered Super Mario games for the Switch in anticipation of the anniversary of "Super Mario Bros." has been delayed.

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Lady Gaga Net Worth: VMA Winner Once Spent $60,000 On Koi Fish From Japan

Lady Gaga has an estimated net worth of $275 million. The singer-turned-actress took home several awards at the MTV VMAs 2020.

Gracia Schuette handed out hot soup as migrants arrived at Munich train station in summer 2015

How A German And A Syrian Experienced The 2015 Refugee Crisis

How a German and a Syrian experienced the 2015 refugee crisis

Japan's Hideki Matsuyama shares the 54-hole lead with Dustin Johnson in the US PGA Tour's BMW Championship at Olympia Fields near Chicago

Matsuyama, Johnson Deadlocked Atop PGA BMW Championship

Matsuyama, Johnson deadlocked atop PGA BMW Championship

Prime Minister Shinzo Abe is Japan's longest-serving leader

Race For New Japan PM Starts After Shock Resignation

Race for new Japan PM starts after shock resignation

World number one Novak Djokovic received neck treatment from ATP trainer Clay Sniteman, right, but managed to outlast Roberto Bautista Agut in an ATP Western and Southern Open semi-final Friday

Djokovic Struggles Into Final, Reluctant Leader Osaka Also Reaches Title Match

Djokovic struggles into final, reluctant leader Osaka also reaches title match

France announced face masks would be compulsory throughout Paris and inner suburbs as it looks to fend off a fresh spike in new virus infections

Dow Erases 2020 Losses As US Stocks Charge Upwards

Dow erases 2020 losses as US stocks charge upwards

Women from the GMR Varalakshmi Foundation stitch Personal Protective Equipment for frontline coronavirus workers in Hyderabad

Europe Tightens Virus Measures As Cases Surge

Europe tightens virus measures as cases surge

Japan's Prime Minister Shinzo Abe has faced growing speculation about his health in recent weeks

Japan's PM Abe Resigning For Health Reasons

Japan's PM Abe resigning for health reasons

Japan’s Prime Minister Shinzo Abe Resigns Over Health Concerns

Abe served four terms as Japan’s premier; he suffers from ulcerative colitis.

Shinzo Abe has developed a canny knack for dodging scandal

Shinzo Abe: Political Survivor Dogged By Health Issues

Shinzo Abe: political survivor dogged by health issues

Despite massive infrastructure spending since 2013, the Japanese economy contracted in 2014-15 and fell into recession again in 2020, even before the coronavirus crisis

What Has Abe's Signature 'Abenomics' Achieved?

What has Abe's signature 'Abenomics' achieved?

SoftBank Group is selling shares of its Japan telecoms unit SoftBank Group Corp worth about $12.5 billion as part of a massive fundraising programme

SoftBank To Sell $12.5 Bln Shares Of Its Japan Telecoms Unit

The sale is expected to take place in late September and involves more than 927 million shares in the Japanese telecoms unit.

Two-time Grand Slam champion Naomi Osaka (pictured February 2020) abruptly announced her withdrawal from the WTA Western & Southern Open semi-finals in protest over the police shooting of African-American man Jacob Blake

Naomi Osaka To Skip Western & Southern Open Semis Amid Protests Over Wisconsin Shooting

Naomi Osaka decided to skip the Western & Southern Open semi-final on Thursday, joining the growing number of athletes who are staging a boycott to protest the shooting Jacob Blake in Wisconsin.

Japan's Naomi Osaka withdrew Wednesday from her scheduled WTA semi-final on Thursday against Elise Mertens of Belgium to protest the police shooting of an unarmed black man in Wisconsin on Sunday

Naomi Osaka Withdraws From WTA Semi-final Over Blake Shooting

Naomi Osaka withdraws from WTA semi-final over Blake shooting

Youth-led pro-democracy protests have swept Thailand in recent weeks, calling for political reform

Thailand To Push For More Restriction Of Online Content: Minister

Thailand to push for more restriction of online content: minister

China's Mengniu has pulled out of a bid to buy a Japanese-owned dairy producer in Australia after Canberra said it was against national interests

Australia Blocks Chinese Firm's Bid To Buy Major Dairy Company

Australia blocks Chinese firm's bid to buy major dairy company

A growing tide of pro-democracy protests has swept Thailand in recent weeks

Facebook Vows Legal Action Over Forced Removal Of Thai Group

Facebook vows legal action over forced removal of Thai group

'Yakuza: Like A Dragon' Heads West To PC And Consoles In November

The West will finally be able to play "Yakuza: Like A Dragon," a.k.a. "Yakuza 7," on Nov. 13. after being released in Japan at the start of the year.

Petr Furch, son of company founder Frantisek Furch and the current chief executive of the Furch family company poses with their guitars in their production centre in Velke Nemcice, Czech Republic.

Czech Guitar Maker Born Of Necessity Woos Stars

Czech guitar maker born of necessity woos stars

A pair of Japanese honeymooners stranded in Cape Verde by the coronavirus pandemic have been named unlikely ambassadors for the tropical paradise's Olympic team at next year's Tokyo Games

Stranded By Virus, Japan Couple Become Cape Verde Envoys

Stranded by virus, Japan couple become Cape Verde envoys

The larger section has been sunk to a depth of 3,180 metres.

Stricken Ship Behind Oil Spill Sunk Off Mauritius

Stricken ship behind oil spill sunk off Mauritius

Exxon Mobil and Chevron reported losses in the second quarter, as the weakened industry outlook amid the coronavirus crisis hammers petroleum companies

Major Investment Firm Dumps Exxon-Mobil, Chevron, Others For Opposing Climate Change Policies

Storebrand will block investments in companies that are not moving fast enough into renewable energy.

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