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People in the German town of Stiege plan to save a stave wooden church by moving it from the forest into town

Atheists To Save Historic Wooden German Church Plank By Plank

Atheists to save historic wooden German church plank by plank

Weber says the pandemic has reminded the public of the crucial role played by the pharmaceutical sector

Pharma Chief Urges Transparency In Virus Vaccine Rollout

Pharmaceutical firms must be "very transparent" about the risks and benefits of vaccines in efforts to end the coronavirus pandemic.

The only things missing from Hamburg's huge vaccination centre are the vaccine and the patients

Germany's Largest Covid Jab Site Ready For Business

Germany's largest Covid jab site ready for business

Border controls between African countries can be arduous -- red tape, tariffs and other hurdles are a major discouragement to trade, say experts

Long Way Before Africa's Single Market Moves At Full Steam

Long way before Africa's single market moves at full steam

The factory churns out disposable syringes 24 hours a day, seven days a week, destined for use around the world

German Factory Races To Churn Out Covid-19 Syringes

German factory races to churn out Covid-19 syringes

Biochemists work inside a buffer preparation room at Takeda Pharmaceuticals (Asia Pacific) in Singapore. The city-state's coronavirus-hit economy has received a shot in the arm from robust global drug demand

Singapore Gets Shot In The Arm From Global Drug Demand

Singapore gets shot in the arm from global drug demand

Silicon Valley notables, clockwise from top left, Peter Thiel and Alex Karp of Palantir Technologies, Elon Musk of Tesla and Larry Ellison of Orcale have all announced they are moving from Silicon Valley where their companies launched

Tech Stars Quit Silicon Valley As Politics, Pandemic Weigh

Tech stars quit Silicon Valley as politics, pandemic weigh

The New York Stock Exchange has had a wild year in 2020, due largely to the coronavirus pandemic and its changing impact on the economy

The Pandemic Made 2020 A Wild Year For Wall Street

After a rather quiet January and February, Wall Street suddenly collapsed in March, frightened by the arrival of COVID-19 and its consequences for the world's largest economy.

A port hub humming with ferries and freight, Warrenpoint sits on the Irish border

Four Years Of Brinkmanship At Northern Ireland's Brexit Border

Four years of brinkmanship at Northern Ireland's Brexit border

The olive harvest is set to last an extra month without seasonal workers on Nikos Argirakis' farm

Covid Labour Shortage Makes Greek Olive Harvest A Traditional Family Affair Again

Covid labour shortage makes Greek olive harvest a traditional family affair again

Lebanese stand-up comedians from the comedy club Awk.word have been bringing relief to the crisis-hit country

'Like Xanax': In Lebanon, Crisis Comedy Combats Trauma

'Like Xanax': In Lebanon, crisis comedy combats trauma

Palestinian security personnel maintain a heavy presence around Balata refugee camp in the Israeli-occupied West Bank, following an upsurge in intra-Palestinian violence

In Refugee Camps, Palestinians Prepare For Post-Abbas Power Struggle

In refugee camps, Palestinians prepare for post-Abbas power struggle

Uruguayan Olympic athlete Deborah Rodriguez says she has been subjected to racial slurs for as long as she can rememberÂ

Black Uruguayans Still Marginalized In Country Of 'Inclusion'

Black Uruguayans still marginalized in country of 'inclusion'

Saad Polus Qiryaqoz and his family prepare to celebrate Christmas in Jordan away from his native Iraq which they fled after jihadists seized their hometown and destroyed it six years ago but they say the feast is not the same as back home

Bleak Christmas For Iraqi Refugees Stuck In Jordan

Bleak Christmas for Iraqi refugees stuck in Jordan

The predominantly Arab neighbourhood of Silwan, outside the Old City in Israeli-annexed east Jerusalem

In East Jerusalem, A Battle Over 'Every Inch' Of Land

In east Jerusalem, a battle over 'every inch' of land

US President Donald Trump undercut his own administration's assessment that Russia was behind a massive cyberattack

Trump Says Cyberattack 'Under Control,' Plays Down Russian Role

The president downplayed a massive cyberattack on US government agencies, declaring it "under control" and undercutting the assessment by his own administration that Russia was to blame.

A poster in Bern reads: "In the market? Of course but with a mask"

Swiss Authorise Pfizer-BioNTech Covid-19 Vaccine

Swiss authorise Pfizer-BioNTech Covid-19 vaccine

Liverpool forward Sadio Mane (left) celebrates scoring against Crystal Palace

Seven-star Liverpool Run Riot As Arsenal Slump

Seven-star Liverpool run riot as Arsenal slump

IMAGESBritain's chief negotiator David Frost arrives at UK mission to the EU as negotiators hold "technical talks" in Brussels on Saturday with no sign of them breaking an impasse over post-Brexit fishing rights as a European Parliament deadline looms lar

EU, UK Each Demand Concessions As Post-Brexit Talks Stall

British and EU negotiators had dug in their heels and were each demanding more concessions from the other as post-Brexit trade talks dragged on into Sunday, deadlocked on fishing rights.

Mexico Police Break Up Underground Parties To Enforce Covid Rules

Mexico police break up underground parties to enforce Covid rules

More than 5,000 people including civilians were killed during the fighting

Tensions In Armenia As Thousands Mourn Karabakh Victims

Tensions in Armenia as thousands mourn Karabakh victims

The European Parliament has highlighted a deadline of midnight (2300 GMT) on Sunday as the last moment to receive a deal for review if MEPs are to ratify it before the end of the year

Post-Brexit Talks Grind On As Fish Spat Threatens Deal

Post-Brexit talks grind on as fish spat threatens deal

Jeffrey Epstein, who was arrested in New York in July 2019 on charges of trafficking underage girls for sex, was found hanged in his New York jail cell the following month

France Charges Epstein Ex-associate For Sex Crimes

France charges Epstein ex-associate for sex crimes

Cyclone Yasa hit Fiji on Thursday, leaving thousands unable to return home and killing four

Fiji Scrambles To Provide Aid As Cyclone Toll Rises

Fiji scrambles to provide aid as cyclone toll rises

The US has already kicked off a mass vaccination drive

US Authorizes Second Vaccine As Countries Tighten Holiday Curbs

The United States on Friday authorized Moderna's Covid-19 vaccine for emergency use, paving the way for millions of doses of a second jab to be shipped across the hardest-hit country in the world.

India's infection rate appears to have fallen sharply in recent weeks

India's Coronavirus Cases Pass 10 Million

India's coronavirus cases pass 10 million

Investigators and researchers are still learning of the scope of the cyberattack which has hit US government agencies and other victims around the world

Pompeo Blames Russia For Massive US Cyberattack

Russia was "pretty clearly" behind a devastating cyberattack on several government agencies that also hit targets worldwide, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said.