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People enjoy a day out at the beach in Platja D'Aro near Girona -- Spaniards endured one of the world's toughest lockdowns for three months from March 2020

India Surges To 3rd-highest In Cases As Virus Slams US Hospitals

India surges to 3rd-highest in cases as virus slams US hospitals

'Smoke That Thunders': First 'Made-in-Zimbabwe' Luxury Cigars

Tobacco is the second biggest foreign currency earner in Zimbabwe after gold

'Smoke that thunders': first 'made-in-Zimbabwe' luxury cigars

Morocco Asks Amnesty For Proof It Used Spyware On Journalist

Amnesty has accused Morocco of putting spyware on the phone of Omar Radi, a journalist jailed over a social media post whose case has sparked protests

Morocco asks Amnesty for proof it used spyware on journalist

Egypt has re-opened its most iconic tourist site, the pyramids of Giza, in a bid to restart the vital sector despite the coronavirus

WHO Says Mideast At 'Critical Threshold' In Virus Numbers

WHO says Mideast at 'critical threshold' in virus numbers

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With the control tower looming high, aircraft stand at terminal gates prior to the first flight departing for Portugal on the day Paris-Orly airport reopened.

Protests Disrupt Reopening Of Paris-Orly Airport

Protests disrupt reopening of Paris-Orly airport

Madeleine McCann Update: Prime Suspect Was 'Obsessed With The Dark Web,' Says Friend

A former roommate of "Christian B" recently spoke about his concerning past behavior.

Haftar's Libyan National Army (LNA) had been battling to take the capital since last year

Turkey Says Haftar Forces Need To Pull Out From Key City For Libya Ceasefire

Turkey says Haftar forces need to pull out from key city for Libya ceasefire

Cemeteries may provide special sections for non-Catholics, like this graveyard in northern Bruzzano, but it is not required

For Italy's Muslims, Lack Of Burial Space Deepens Grief In Pandemic

For Italy's Muslims, lack of burial space deepens grief in pandemic

President Bashar al-Assad prepares on 17 July, 2000 to address parliament in Damascus for the first time since taking office

Assad's 20-year Rule, From Damascus Spring To Pariah

Assad's 20-year rule, from Damascus Spring to pariah

The conglomorate behind giant Indonesian noodle manufacturer Indomie has announced plans to purchase international rival Pinehill and expand into Africa and the Middle East market

Indonesia's Indofood Eyes $3 Bn Purchase Of Noodle-maker Pinehill

Indonesia's Indofood eyes $3 bn purchase of noodle-maker Pinehill

New of Renault job cuts came as a shock to many workers

Renault To Cut 15,000 Jobs In 'Vital' Cost-cutting Plan

Renault to cut 15,000 jobs in 'vital' cost-cutting plan

Renault is to cut nearly 15,000 jobs, including 4,600 at its core French operations, as it tries to regain its footing in the wake of plummeting car sales

Renault To Cut 15,000 Jobs As Part Of Global Restructuring, While Awaiting French Government Emergency Loan

Some 4,600 of job cuts will take place in Renault’s home base of France

Italy's coronavirus lockdown has prevented many foreign workers from coming to help harvest fruit and vegetables

Romanian Pickers Arrive In Private Jet To Save Italy Vineyard

Romanian pickers arrive in private jet to save Italy vineyard

The investigation could see Brazil's President Jair Bolsonaro put on trial or even impeached

How Are South America, Africa Doing During The Coronavirus? A Look At What Countries Are Seeing More Cases

Cases of COVID-19 have recently seen a sharp uptick across Africa and South America.

coronavirus deaths in Africa could reach up to 190,000 if not contained early

WHO Says 190,000 Africans May Die If Coronavirus Not Contained Early

The World Health Organization has warned that up to 190,000 people in Africa could die from coronavirus in the first year of the outbreak if the virus is not contained.

This year, social distancing measures have largely put a stop to the usual Ramadan traditions

Coronavirus 'Takes Flavour Out Of Ramadan' In North Africa

Coronavirus 'takes flavour out of Ramadan' in North Africa

Morocco is trialling high tech solutions like disinfectant-spraying drones to help fight the new coronavirus

Morocco Launches Fleet Of Drones To Tackle Virus From The Sky

Morocco launches fleet of drones to tackle virus from the sky

Nokia 1 Plus Rumors: Nokia Budget Phone Gets OS Upgrade In Major Countries

HMD Global holds true to its promise, releasing an Android 10 update for its budget-friendly Nokia 1 Plus phone.

Scientists Identify Most Dangerous Place On Earth For Dinosaurs

A group of scientists came across a region that they identified as the “most dangerous place in the history of planet Earth.” The area received its terrifying title due to the abundance of dinosaur fossils discovered there.