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Polish President Andrzej Duda is a key ally for the government

Polish Populists Tested As Country Votes

Polish populists tested as country votes

France Pulls Plug On Country's Oldest Nuclear Plant

The sun is setting on the Fessenheim nuclear powerplant

France pulls plug on country's oldest nuclear plant

Gay Pride Events Go Online To Mark 50th Anniversary

British gay rights activist Peter Tatchell jonied other veteran campaigners to mark the 50th anniversary of the founding of the London Gay Liberation Front

Gay Pride events go online to mark 50th anniversary

Patrons, some wearing masks and some not, sit at a bar in Austin, Texas, on June 26, 2020, as Governor Greg Abbott said he had allowed bars to reopen too soon

US Tops 2.5mn Virus Cases As Infections Surge

US tops 2.5mn virus cases as infections surge

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Princeton University campus, photographed on February 4, 2020

Princeton University Removes Woodrow Wilson's Name From School

Princeton University removes Woodrow Wilson's name from school

Non-essential travel to the EU has been banned since mid-March, but only after member states closed their national borders in confusion and without coordination as the pandemic grew

EU Delays Decision On Border Reopening

EU delays decision on border reopening

A US F-22 Raptor, like the one pictured here, intercepted Russian bombers off the coast of Alaska

US - Russia Relations: American Jets Intercept Russian Aircraft Near Alaska In Latest Military Provocation

This is the fourth such incident this month in the region.

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un -- seen here in 2017 -- has made his first public appearance in nearly three weeks, state media reported, amid speculation about his health

North Korea Rumors: Is Kim Jong Un In Poor Health? After Past Death Speculation, Japanese Official Raises New Questions

Rumors have swirled around Kim’s health, with the North Korean leader having been mysteriously absent from a national celebration on April 15.

In this North American Aerospace Defense Command screen grab, a Russian reconnaissance aircraft is seen near Alaska on June 27, 2020

US Intercepts Russian Warplanes Off Alaska

US intercepts Russian warplanes off Alaska

US President Donald Trump's niece is set to release a no-holds-barred memoir titled "Too Much and Never Enough: How My Family Created the World's Most Dangerous Man"

Trump Makes Unusual Comment About Losing To Biden In Presidential Election In Fox News Interview

President Trump said Joe Biden could win because "some people don't love me, maybe."

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Record High Coronavirus Cases: Texas, Florida, California Among States Walking Back Reopening Plans

Record-high case numbers have prompted numerous states to reconsider their plans to reopen.

The court ruled that Facebook had to allow customers the option of opting out of the data sharing it was currently imposing on its users

Facebook Makes Changes Amid Boycott, Will Hide Or Block Misinformation, Content Deemed Hateful

Facebook has been frequently criticized due to its content moderation practices.

Why the foot-dragging on aid to small business?

Stimulus Check Second Round: What's A 'Back-To-Work Bonus?' Republicans Favor Different Payments Than Democrats

Top congressional Republicans have been floating the idea of a “back-to-work” bonus as an alternative to direct payments.

Bill Gates's vaccine programmes on the continent have long provided ample fodder for speculation

Bill Gates Talks About Coronavirus, How US Is Handling Social Distancing And Wearing Masks

During a recent CNN town hall, Bill Gates had a bleak assessment of Americans' handling of the coronavirus pandemic.

(FILES) In this file photo taken on June 12, 2018 US President Donald Trump (R) meets with North Korea's leader Kim Jong Un (L) on Sentosa Island in Singapore. The US has slapped sanctions on three North Korea government-sponsored hacking operations

Bolsonaro Revives Communications Ministry In Make-over

Bolsonaro revives communications ministry in make-over

No sector was left untouched by the March decline in US trade

US Economy: Trade Enforcement Creates American Jobs

An often-overlooked economic stimulus that requires no additional spending of federal dollars is trade enforcement.

Tax News: Be Careful, IRS Can Even Dispute FedEx Filings

The IRS lists some FedEx services as qualifying, but the dispensaries used a FedEx service not on the IRS’s list at the time.

Ethiopia says the mega-dam is essential for its development, but Egypt and Sudan worry about access to vital water supplies from the Nile

Ethiopia Says On Track To Fill Mega-dam As African Union Pushes For Deal

Ethiopia says on track to fill mega-dam as African Union pushes for deal

Pro-immigration activists in front of the US Supreme Court after the court upheld the DACA "Dreamers" program offering legal protections to some 700,000 people brought into the country illegally as children

US Must Free Migrant Children From Detention, Court Says

US must free migrant children from detention, court says

Residents wait to offer a sample for COVID-19 testing in Chennai

India Passes 500,000 Coronavirus Cases

India passes 500,000 coronavirus cases

Patrons at the West Alabama Ice House in Houston have beers before Texas Governor Greg Abbott's order that all bars are to be closed amid a surge in coronavirus cases

Top US Virus Expert Warns Of 'Serious Problem' As Cases Surge

Top US virus expert warns of 'serious problem' as cases surge

A soldier on patrol between Mopti and Djenne in central Mali, one of the most dangerous areas in the Sahel

Sahel Leaders And France's Macron To Talk As Violence Spirals

Sahel leaders and France's Macron to talk as violence spirals

Pro-China activists holding placards and flags hand over a petition at the US consulate general in Hong Kong -- Washington has now imposed visa restrictions on Chinese officials over curbs on the city's autonomy

US Restricts Visas In Latest Move On Hong Kong

US restricts visas in latest move on Hong Kong

Coca-Cola told CNBC the decision does not mean it is joining the #StopProfitForHate initiative

Coca-Cola Says Pausing Social Media Advertising

"There is no place for racism in the world and there is no place for racism on social media," James Quincey, chairman and CEO of The Coca-Cola Company, said in a brief statement.

Prince Harry Reveals What He Misses Most In Lockdown, 'It Hasn't Taken Away Our Spirit'

The Duke of Sussex took part in a short video and shared one of his favorite pastimes.

Taliban spokesman Mohammad Abbas Stanikzai (right) greets a participant during the opening of talks with Afghanistan's opposition in Moscow in February 2019

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