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Senate Intelligence Committee Agrees On One Thing – Russia Interfered In 2016

The bipartisan committee concluded that Russia pursued an aggressive interference campaign, but members split on party lines as to other conclusions.

Shakhtar's European Dream Lives On Far From Donetsk

Shakhtar have continued to succeed despite a six-year exile from their home city of Donetsk

Shakhtar's European dream lives on far from Donetsk

Belarus Strongman Faces Growing Opposition And New EU Sanctions

In an apparent concession, Belarus announced the release of more than 1,000 detained protesters

Belarus strongman faces growing opposition and new EU sanctions

In power since 1994, Lukashenko has kept his landlocked homeland wedged between Russia and EU member Poland largely stuck in a Soviet time warp

Lukashenko: Tainted Strongman On Europe's Doorstep

Lukashenko: Tainted strongman on Europe's doorstep

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Uber saw strong gains in its meal delivery operations in the past quarter, but not enough to offset the 75 percent drop in ride-hailing revenues

Uber Sees $1.8 Bn Loss As Pandemic Stalls Revenue

Uber sees $1.8 bn loss as pandemic stalls revenue

Two huge explosion rocked the Lebanese capital Beirut, killing scores of people, shaking buildings and sending huge plumes of smoke billowing into the sky

Apocalyptic Scenes As Blasts Ravage Beirut

Apocalyptic scenes as blasts ravage Beirut

Belarus' President Alexander Lukashenko has ruled the country for 26 years

Belarus Leader Claims Opposition 'Massacre' Plot Ahead Of Vote

Belarus leader claims opposition 'massacre' plot ahead of vote

Chernobyl Fungus Could Protect Astronauts From Cosmic Radiation, Study Suggests

Researchers revealed that the fungus from the Chernobyl nuclear facility could be used to protect astronauts from cosmic radiation.

Ukrainian and US flags are flown at the opening of drills in western Ukraine's Lviv district in July 2015

Bipartisan Group Of Senators Introduce Bill To Help Ukraine’s Military Following Impeachment Scandal

A bipartisan group of senators have backed a bill to boost Ukraine's armed forces, with Ukraine being a vital U.S. ally in the Eastern European region.

Belarus officials allege that opposition leaders and Russian mercenaries planned to incite unrest ahead of the country's August 9 presidential election

Tens Of Thousands Rally In Belarus Despite Pre-election Crackdown

Tens of thousands rally in Belarus despite pre-election crackdown

Stay-at-home mother of two Tikhanovskaya, 37, is pictured outside the election commission in Minsk

Thousands Rally In Belarus Capital Minsk Despite Crackdown

Thousands rally in Belarus capital Minsk despite crackdown

World number one Ashleigh Barty has pulled out of the US Open

World No.1 Barty Pulls Out Of US Open Over Coronavirus Fears

World No.1 Barty pulls out of US Open over coronavirus fears

Belarus President Alexander Lukashenko has dominated Belarus for nearly three decades

Belarus Demands Russian Explanation Over 'Wagner Mercenaries'

Belarus demands Russian explanation over 'Wagner mercenaries'

Hawaii holds off tourism reopening until September

US Travel Restrictions Begin To Thaw As Japan Declares Hawaii A Safe Destination

Hawaii has recorded only around 1,700 cases of coronavirus and 26 deaths, the second lowest number of cases among U.S. states.

Coronavirus testing in the German municipality of Mamming, where an outbreak saw 174 seasonal workers test positive

Germany To Impose Virus Tests On Travellers From Risk Areas

Germany to impose virus tests on travellers from risk areas

Lemon growing on the steep terraces of the Aceto family's farm on Italy's Amalfi coast is carried out in much the same way as it has been done for centuries

The Uphill Struggle On The Terraces Of Amalfi's Lemon Growers

The uphill struggle on the terraces of Amalfi's lemon growers

This photograph taken and released on January 11, 2020 by The National Security and Defense Council of Ukraine shows people analyzing the wreckage from the Ukraine International Airlines plane that crashed outside the Iranian capital Tehran

'Preliminary Analysis' Of Ukraine Jetliner's Black Boxes Complete

'Preliminary analysis' of Ukraine jetliner's black boxes complete

Ukraine Anti-corruption Activist's House Torched

Ukraine anti-corruption activist's house torched

AFP spoke to people in countries around the world who have lost their jobs in the coronavirus pandemic, including Honduran domestic worker Sonia Herrera, based in Madrid

Jobless And Desperate: The Post-lockdown Reality For Many

Jobless and desperate: the post-lockdown reality for many

Prosecutors have demanded that Dmitriyev be convicted and sentenced to 15 years in a strict-regime penal colony

Russia Convicts Gulag Historian On Sex Charge Despite Outcry

Russia convicts Gulag historian on sex charge despite outcry

The SBU security service said all 13 hostages were released unharmed after a police stand-off with the man

Ukraine President Defends Movie Post To End Hostage Crisis

Ukraine president defends movie post to end hostage crisis

Map locating Lutsk, in Ukraine, where an armed man has taken passengers hostage on a bus.

Gunman Arrested, Hostages Freed After Ukraine President's Call

Gunman arrested, hostages freed after Ukraine president's call

Armed Man Takes 'Around 20' Hostages On Bus In Ukraine

Armed man takes 'around 20' hostages on bus in Ukraine

A memorial to journalist Pavel Sheremet on the site where his car exploded in July 2016.

Ukrainians Demand Fair Probe Into Slain Journalist Four Years On

Ukrainians demand fair probe into slain journalist four years on

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

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.