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President Donald Trump toured a Whirlpool appliance factory in Clyde, Ohio in August 2020 -- while his trade policies have helped the company to some extent, they also hurt consumers

Trump's Trade War Does Little Good For US Industry

Trump's trade war does little good for US industry

Anxiety has been mounting about the likely repercussions of "no deal", with European fishermen notably warning they face ruin if deprived of access to Britain's rich waters

UK-EU Brexit Talks Restart With Just Weeks To Seal Deal

UK-EU Brexit talks restart with just weeks to seal deal

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Quibi Streaming Service To Shut Down

Quibi streaming service to shut down

Bakery staff are working full tilt to keep Stepanakert supplied with bread

Free Wartime Daily Bread For Stepanakert Residents

Free wartime daily bread for Stepanakert residents

Much of the tension centres on President Alpha Conde's controversial bid for a third term.Â Security forces repressed mass protests against the move from October last year, killing dozensÂ

Guinea Announces Partial Vote Tally Amid Post-election Violence

Guinea announces partial vote tally amid post-election violence

The World Health Organization (WHO) has identified 42 candidate vaccines in clinical trials, ten of which are in the most advanced "phase 3" stage

Vaccine Trials 'Can't Detect' Virus Risk Reduction: Expert

Vaccine trials 'can't detect' virus risk reduction: expert

A viral marketing campaign is well underway for "Borat Subsequent Moviefilm"

Borat Preys On Giuliani And Trump Fans In Outrageous Sequel

Borat preys on Giuliani and Trump fans in outrageous sequel

Thousands marched Tuesday in the suburb of Conflans-Sainte-Honorine where murdered teacher Samuel Paty worked

France Vows 'Won't Give Up Cartoons' As Teens Charged Over Teacher's Killing

France vows 'won't give up cartoons' as teens charged over teacher's killing

Bayern Munich started their Champions League title defence in some style, beating Atletico Madrid 4-0

Bayern Begin Champions League Title Defence In Style, Real Madrid Stunned

Bayern begin Champions League title defence in style, Real Madrid stunned

Anger over abuses by the police's loathed Special Anti-Robbery Squad (SARS) erupted into widespread protests

Unrest In Lagos After Deadly Nigeria Protest Shooting

Unrest in Lagos after deadly Nigeria protest shooting

A man was arrested for a knife attack in Dresden, Germany that federal prosecutors are treating as a terrorist attack

Deadly Stabbing In Germany Investigated As Terrorist Attack

Deadly stabbing in Germany investigated as terrorist attack

Africa's largest city Lagos, which usually overflows with life, was a ghost town on Wednesday as its 20 million inhabitants woke up under a curfew imposed by the authoritiesÂ

Nigeria Protesters Tell Of 'Terrible' Shooting

Nigeria protesters tell of 'terrible' shooting

Google's antitrust case could break new ground but the government must overcome a longstanding tradition of showing harm to consumers for the tech giant which offers most services for free

Google's 'Free' Business Model Put To Test In US Antitrust Suit

Google's 'free' business model put to test in US antitrust suit

Physical visitors were absent this year but vegetable-based substitutes for meat and fish continued to be in vogue

Foods Of The Future Set To Green Taste Buds

Foods of the future set to green taste buds

The conflict has left hundreds dead with world powers so far unable to persuade either side to stop fighting

Armenia PM Rules Out Diplomatic Solution To Karabakh Conflict

Armenia PM rules out diplomatic solution to Karabakh conflict

Spain has recorded 1,005,295 cases of coronavirus since the first case was diagnosed on January 31, 2020 on the remote island of La Gomera in the Canary Islands

Spain Becomes First EU Nation With One Million Virus Cases

Spain becomes first EU nation with one million virus cases

Peter Madsen was cornered by police after escaping with a fake gun

Denmark Seeks Answers After Sub Killer's Jailbreak

Denmark seeks answers after sub killer's jailbreak

Headquarters of Purdue Pharma LP, the maker of the painkiller OxyContin, in Stamford, Connecticut

Purdue Pharma Pleads Guilty To Criminal Charges Over Opioid Sales

Purdue Pharma pleads guilty to criminal charges over opioid sales

If no agreement is reached, UK-EU trade could suffer huge disruptions

New Urgency As UK Reopens Stalled Brexit Talks With EU

New urgency as UK reopens stalled Brexit talks with EU

On average, salmon reared in hatcheries in Ireland's Burrishoole catchment only produced a third as many offspring in the North Atlantic compared to wild fish

Captive-bred Salmon In Wild May Do More Harm Than Good

Captive-bred salmon in wild may do more harm than good

A historic treaty banning the use of nuclear weapons is expected to come into within weeks, maybe even days

Nuclear Weapons Ban Treaty Nears Coming Into Force

Nuclear weapons ban treaty nears coming into force

Tourism accounts for some 12 percent of gross domestic product and 13 percent of employment

Spain Tourism Sector Eyes 100-bln-euro Loss Over Virus

Spain tourism sector eyes 100-bln-euro loss over virus

UK companies said a call with Prime Minister Boris Johnson on Brexit plans lacked the kind of detail they need

'Bucket Of Cold Sick': Firms Scorn UK Brexit Plans

'Bucket of cold sick': firms scorn UK Brexit plans

If Azerbaijan recaptures Karabakh, Armenia would lose important local infrastructure and hundreds of millions of dollars it pumped into the region's economy over decadesÂ

The Economic Cost Of The Karabakh Conflict

The economic cost of the Karabakh conflict

Cypriot President Nicos Anastasiades (C) and Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi (L) watch on as Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis speaks at a joint news conference in Nicosia on October 21, 2020

Greece Accuses Turkey Of 'Imperialist Fantasies'

Greece accuses Turkey of 'imperialist fantasies'

In South Africa, the continent's other economic powerhouse, hundreds of people took to the streets on Wednesday to voice their outrage at the shooting

Nigeria Unrest Spreads After Shooting Of Protesters

Nigeria unrest spreads after shooting of protesters

The Pergamon Museum is one of several Berlin museums whose art works were damaged by vandals earlier this month

Mysterious Vandal Attacks At Berlin Museums

Mysterious vandal attacks at Berlin museums

Libya has been wracked by conflict since the overthrow and killing of dictator Moamer Kadhafi in 2011

UN Libya Envoy 'Optimistic' On Ceasefire Prospects

UN Libya envoy 'optimistic' on ceasefire prospects

The lack of fans at Old Trafford has hit Manchester United's finances

Man Utd Post ?23m Loss As Revenues Tumble

Man Utd post ?23m loss as revenues tumble

A car bomb in Ghor province killed at least 12 civilians and wounded more than 100 on October 18, officials said

Taliban Ambush Kills At Least 25 Afghan Security Personnel

Taliban ambush kills at least 25 Afghan security personnel

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