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Long queues appeared outside Hong Kong businesses that support the city's pro-democracy movement as protesters used their spending power to help shops and restaurants

Spain Eases Strict Lockdown As US Approves Virus Drug

Spain eases strict lockdown as US approves virus drug

Judge Rules Against US Women's Soccer Team In Equal Pay Case

The stars of the US women's soccer team have been dealt a crushing legal defeat in their bid for equal pay

Judge rules against US women's soccer team in equal pay case

India To Step Up Battle For 2032 Olympics After Pandemic: Sports Chief

Indian Olympic Association president Narinder Batra said his country did not capitalise enough on hosting the 2010 Commonwealth Games by encouraging more young athletes

India to step up battle for 2032 Olympics after pandemic: sports chief

All crew from the Canadian navy helicopter that crashed in the Mediterranean Sea are now presumed dead

Canada Says Five Missing In Navy Chopper Crash Believed Dead

Canada says five missing in navy chopper crash believed dead

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Mount Merapi is Indonesia's most active volcano

Eruption Of Russian Volcano Creates 12,000-Foot Ash Cloud

A powerful eruption was detected recently from the Ebeko volcano in Russia.

Successful drug tests may provide a better treatment for severe coronavirus cases, but until there is a vaccine the crisis will continue

Trump Says Evidence Ties China Lab To Virus, Threatens Tariffs

Trump says evidence ties China lab to virus, threatens tariffs

Former White House National Security Advisor General Michael Flynn originally pleaded guilty to lying to the FBI in the Russia election meddling investigation, but now seeks to have his case thrown out

Trump Says Ex-aide Flynn To Be 'Exonerated' Despite Guilty Plea

Trump says ex-aide Flynn to be 'exonerated' despite guilty plea

Fighters for Libya's UN-recognised Government of National Accord (GNA) gather at a position near the town of Garabulli, some 70km east of the capital Tripoli, amid battles with forces loyal to the Libyan strongman Khalifa Haftar earlier this month

Libya's Unity Government Says Rejects Haftar's Truce Offer

Libya's unity government says rejects Haftar's truce offer

With the number of cases increasing by several thousand each day, Russia is now leading European countries in registering new infections

Russian PM Has Coronavirus As Cases Surge Past 100,000

Russian PM has coronavirus as cases surge past 100,000

US Attorney General William Barr says Washington wants to put Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro on trial for "narco-terrorism"

Attorney General William Barr Asks For Questions About Coronavirus Pandemic On Twitter, Twitter Responds

AG Barr said he would be hosting a Q&A on the Department of Justice's Twitter to answer questions about the coronavirus pandemic

The UN flag flying outside the organization's New York headquarters

US, China Block UN Resolution In Spat Over WHO Handling Of Pandemic

US, China block UN resolution in spat over WHO handling of pandemic

Coronavirus Economy: Oil And Gas Companies May Lose $1 Trillion In Revenues This Year

The coronavirus pandemic and related lockdowns across the world will seriously eat into the revevue streams of oil and gas companies this year

Royal Dutch Shell has cut its dividend for the first time since the 1940s

Shell Cuts Dividend For First Time Since WWII On Oil Crisis

Shell cuts dividend for first time since WWII on oil crisis

A patient receives a detox solution infusion at a private addiction clinic in Moscow this month. Alcoholism has been on the wane in Russia for years but many fear it could return with the stress of the coronavirus pandemic

In Russia Virus Lockdown, Fears Of A Return To The Bottle

In Russia virus lockdown, fears of a return to the bottle

US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo steps away from the podium following a news conference at the State Department

Pompeo Says US To Seek All Ways To Extend Iran Arms Embargo

Pompeo says US to seek all ways to extend Iran arms embargo

A woman walks past a makeshift memorial for Russian medical workers who have died from the COVID-19 disease, set up outside the local health department in Saint Petersburg. More than 70 have died so far.

Wary Russian Doctors Count Their Own Dead From Virus

Wary Russian doctors count their own dead from virus

Annexation of the mosaic of settlements Israel has built across the occupied West Bank has long been a dream of the political right but to the fury of the Palestinians it now looks set to become reality with the support of US President Donald Trump

What Do Israel's US-backed Annexation Plans Mean For West Bank?

What do Israel's US-backed annexation plans mean for West Bank?

President Vladimir Putin has promised Russian doctors "high-quality and effective protection"

Russian Doctor Critical After 50-Foot Fall During Call About Coronavirus Equipment Shortage

The doctor reportedly fell from the fifth floor window while on a call wherein she raised concerns about the PPE shortage.

coronavirus patients in New York in a last ditch attempt are being treated with hydroxychloroquine with azithromycin

US Coronavirus Cases Top A Million, Death Toll Climbs Above 58,000

The US -- where millions of jobs have gone -- reached another grim milestone as it registered 58,351 deaths, a larger loss of life than recorded by the US military in the Vietnam War.

Nigeria is struggling to cope with both an outbreak of coronavirus and plunging demand for its top export oil

IMF Approves $3.4 Bn For Nigeria To Address Coronavirus

IMF approves $3.4 bn for Nigeria to address coronavirus

Venezuela's Tareck El Aissami (R) - here with President Nicolas Maduro - has been indicted in the United States on drugs trafficking charges

Venezuela Names Official Indicted By US As Oil Minister

Venezuela names official indicted by US as oil minister

The controversial statue of Soviet general Ivan Kone, which Prague's mayor removed to Moscow's outrage

Prague Mayor Under Protection After Reports Of Russian Plot

Prague mayor under protection after reports of Russian plot

Municipal workers clean and disinfect walkways in a yard in Moscow, during the strict lockdown in Russia

Russia Surpasses China In Coronavirus Cases, As Anger Towards Putin Grows Due To Lockdown

Russian President Vladimir Putin has ordered most Russians to stay off work since the end of March.

Another Victim Of Low Oil Prices: Diamond Offshore Drilling Files For Bankruptcy

Diamond Offshore Drilling has voluntarily filed for bankruptcy protection.

BP Tweaks Vast $5.6bn Alaska Deal On Oil Price Crash

The energy sector -- whose profits and revenues are heavily linked to crude oil prices -- has been ravaged as COVID-19 slams the brakes on economic activity.

May Day marches have been cancelled due to the coronavirus pandemic, but unions see the crisis as a chance to get workers their dueÂ

Unions Go Virtual As Virus Wipes Out May Day Marches

Unions go virtual as virus wipes out May Day marches

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