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Spain has opted for local lockdowns and non-enforced stay-at-home advice in its Catalonia region

EU Struggles To Agree Virus Recovery Deal As Global Deaths Surge

EU struggles to agree virus recovery deal as global deaths surge

German State Leaders Urge Congress To Block US Troop Withdrawal From Germany

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The premiers of four German states have urged U.S. lawmakers to block American troop withdrawal from Germany, as the relationship between Washington and Berlin remains fraught during the Trump administration.

Syrians Vote For New Assembly Amid War, Economic Turmoil

Syrians head to the polls Sunday to elect a new parliament as the war-torn country faces a crumbling economy and international sanctions

Syrians voted Sunday for a new parliament as the Damascus government grapples with international sanctions and a crumbling economy after retaking large parts of the war-torn country.

Britain is one of a number of countries conducting vaccine trials for COVID-19

UK 'Confident' Moscow Helped Hackers Target Virus Vaccine

Britain, the United States and Canada on Thursday accused a hacking group called APT29 of spearheading the online attacks on various organizations involved in COVID-19 vaccine development.

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Protesters carried banners readingÂ "Freedom for Furgal!"

Tens Of Thousands Stage Anti-Kremlin Protests In Russia's Far East

Tens of thousands stage anti-Kremlin protests in Russia's Far East

Joe Biden says he has started to receive intelligence briefings as the presumptive Democratic candidate for US president

Russia And China Out To Undermine US Election, Says Biden

"The Russians are still engaged in trying to delegitimize our electoral process. Fact," the presumptive Democratic challenger said at a fundraiser on Friday according to the Washington Post.

Twitter Attack Was Work Of Young Hacker Pals: NYT

The attack, which Twitter and federal police are investigating, started with a playful message between hackers on the platform Discord, a chat service popular with gamers.

President Lukashenko is facing an alliance of women candidates at the polls

In Belarus, Three Women Unite To Fight Strongman Lukashenko

In Belarus, three women unite to fight strongman Lukashenko

Russian police carries out a raid on the offices of opposition leader Alexei Navalny's Anti-Corruption Fund (FBK) in Moscow

Russia Issues Travel Ban To Kremlin Critic Navalny In Slander Probe

Russia issues travel ban to Kremlin critic Navalny in slander probe

A worker disinfects the pitch at half time during the Rio de Janeiro state championship football final match between Flamengo and Fluminense at Maracana stadium, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil on July 15, 2020

Russia Accused Of Vaccine Hacking As Brazil Crosses 2 Million Cases

Russia accused of vaccine hacking as Brazil crosses 2 million cases

A woman wears a face mask while purchasing bottles of rubbing alcohol at a Costco store in California: while panic buying empties shelves, some economists fear a slump in consumer spending on the back of virus fears could hurt the economy

Coronavirus Developments: Face Mask Requirements, Georgia Face Mask Ban, Russian Cyberattacks On Vaccine Data

A growing number of retailers across the country are issuing new policies that require customers to wear masks when shopping at their stores. Here's what else happened Thursday.

Serbia has never recognised Kosovo's 2008 declaration of independence

Frosty Start As Serbia-Kosovo Talks Resume After Long Pause

Frosty start as Serbia-Kosovo talks resume after long pause

A US atomic bomb of the type nicknamed "Little Boy" that was dropped by a US Army Air Force B-29 bomber on August 9, 1945 over Hiroshima, Japan

US Scientists Urge Government To Renounce Nuclear Tests

US scientists urge government to renounce nuclear tests

'100 percent what we argued for'

Austria's Max Schrems: US High-tech Giants' Worst Nightmare?

Austria's Max Schrems: US high-tech giants' worst nightmare?

Serbia has never recognised Kosovo's 2008 declaration of independence

Serbia And Kosovo Resume Rocky Road Towards An Accord

Serbia and Kosovo resume rocky road towards an accord

Map of Azerbaijan and Armenia locating the Armenian province of Tavush where border clashes have occurred

New Clashes Dash Hopes Of End To Fighting On Azerbaijan-Armenia Border

New clashes dash hopes of end to fighting on Azerbaijan-Armenia border

Producing food for Earth's 7.7 billion people is responsible for a quarter of the global carbon emissions that drive climate change

G20 Carbon 'Food-print' Highest In Meat-loving Nations: Report

G20 carbon 'food-print' highest in meat-loving nations: report

The accusation, although not directly aimed at the Kremlin, is likely to worsen already fraught relations between London and Moscow

UK Says 'Russian Actors' Likely Tried To Disrupt 2019 Election

UK says 'Russian actors' likely tried to disrupt 2019 election

Temperatures in Siberia -- home to much of the world's carbon-rich permafrost -- were more than 5C hotter than average between January and June

Siberia Heat 'Almost Impossible' Without Climate Change

Siberia heat 'almost impossible' without climate change

Map of Azerbaijan and Armenia locating the Armenian province of Tavush where border clashes occurred

Clashes Resume On Azerbaijan-Armenia Border

Clashes resume on Azerbaijan-Armenia border

NASA asteroid impact

ESA Discovers New Asteroid With Non-Zero Earth Impact Probability

The European Space Agency's Risk List added a new asteroid that could collide with Earth in the future.

Detained protestors had collected signatures against recently adopted but controversial Russian constitutional reforms

Over 140 Detained After Anti-Putin Protest In Moscow

Over 140 detained after anti-Putin protest in Moscow

Secretary of State Mike Pompeo threatens harsher measures against the Nord Stream 2 pipeline during a news conference at the State Department

Challenging Germany, US Opens Way For Sanctions On Russia Pipeline

Challenging Germany, US opens way for sanctions on Russia pipeline

Putin has already been in power for 20 years

Russian Protests: Hundreds Gather In Moscow To Resist Vladimir Putin’s Power Grab

The Russian legislature recently passed a measure that will allow Vladimir Putin to seek two more terms as President.

An image grab taken from a video uploaded on YouTube by the Azerbaijani Defence Ministry on July 15, 2020, allegedly shows an explosion targeting an Armenian army strong point on the Azerbaijani-Armenian border

Fighting Dies Down After Clashes On Azerbaijan-Armenia Border

Fighting dies down after clashes on Azerbaijan-Armenia border

Marmots are believed to be one of the main vectors for spreading bubonic plague in Mongolia

Bubonic Plague In 2020? Disease Kills Teenager In Mongolia, Government Locks Down Region

The recent reemergence of the Bubonic Plague in central Asia has prompted governments to quarantine certain regions.

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