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The Mennonites have traditionally shunned television, electricity and cars, preferring horse-drawn carts with wooden wheels, but some now use tires

Mexican Mennonites Learned Of Pandemic Through Rare Online Foray

Mexican Mennonites learned of pandemic through rare online foray

Cinthia Pergola helps her son Francisco during an online class at their home in Sao Paulo, Brazil amid the novel coronavirus pandemic

Pandemic Lays Bare Inequalities In Brazil's Schools

Pandemic lays bare inequalities in Brazil's schools

Covid-19: incidence rate in Europe

Trump Tests Positive For Coronavirus, Upending Campaign Schedule

Trump tests positive for coronavirus, upending campaign schedule

Tensions are soaring in the eastern Mediterranean between EU member Greece and Turkey (A handout photo released by the Greek National Defence Ministry on August 26, 2020)

EU Leaders Back Belarus Sanctions, Warn Turkey

EU leaders back Belarus sanctions, warn Turkey

Amazon's new indoor drone can be deployed by a homeowner to check for security issues, but some activists say it may make people inured to video surveillance

Wacky Indoor Amazon Drone Takes On Privacy Skeptics

Wacky indoor Amazon drone takes on privacy skeptics

Hope Hicks, a close aide to President Donald Trump, has reportedly tested positive for coronavirus

Trump In Quarantine As Close Aide Gets Positive Covid Test

Trump confirmed in an interview with Fox News that Hope Hicks, one of his closest confidantes, had tested positive and added later on Twitter that he and First Lady Melania Trump were awaiting their own test results.

China's Golden Week holiday marking the 1949 founding of the People's Republic has taken on added significance this year

Trump Quarantines As Virus Situation Worsens In Europe

Trump quarantines as virus situation worsens in Europe

Honduran migrants, part of a caravan heading to the US, reach for water handed out by soldiers after crossing the border at Entre Rios, Guatemala on October 1, 2020

Thousands Of US-bound Migrants Surge Into Guatemala

Thousands of US-bound migrants surge into Guatemala

New weekly jobless claim filings in the United States are falling week-on-week but indicate continued widespread joblessness

Hope For New US Aid Fades As Data Show Consumer Stress

Hope for new US aid fades as data show consumer stress

Prime Minister Boris Johnson updated Britain remotely earlier in the week on the covid-19 pandemic at his 100th coronavirus briefing since the pandemic hit the UK

Covid Discontent As UK Tories Convene For Annual Conference

Covid discontent as UK Tories convene for annual conference

British expats living in Europe are starting to feel the impact of Brexit as some banks are closing accounts

UK Expats Count Brexit Impact As Banks Shut Accounts

UK expats count Brexit impact as banks shut accounts

Rafael Nadal has had few problems in his first two rounds at Roland Garros this year

Untested Nadal Expects Tougher Task As Halep Eyes French Open Revenge

Untested Nadal expects tougher task as Halep eyes French Open revenge

People wear masks as they visit the Rijksmuseum, in Amsterdam

Dutch Finally Don Masks As Second Wave Bites

Dutch finally don masks as second wave bites

US airline workers called on Congress to provide more aid to prevent layoffs after September 30, but were not successful

Jobs Hemorrhaging Persists Even As US Economy Recovers

Jobs hemorrhaging persists even as US economy recovers

Lebanese stained glass artist Maya Husseini works on a window, one of several artists striving to restore artworks devastated in Beirut's blast disaster

Lebanese Artists In Overdrive To Restore Beirut's Beauty

Lebanese artists in overdrive to restore Beirut's beauty

US President Donald Trump's advocacy of unproven coronavirus cures has been linked by researchers to spikes in misinformation carried by global English-language media

Donald Trump Biggest Driver Of Covid-19 Misinformation: Study

Donald Trump biggest driver of Covid-19 misinformation: study

Belgian artist Delphine Boel's long court battle began after a failed attempt at reconciliation with her royal father.

Belgian King's Hidden Daughter Wins Fight To Be Princess

Belgian king's hidden daughter wins fight to be princess

American Airlines is one of many major US companies laying off workers in the face of coronavirus-related woes

Major US Firms Roll Out Parade Of Layoffs Over Virus Crisis

Major US firms roll out parade of layoffs over virus crisis

Since the novel coronavirus appeared late last year there has been more than 4,000 papers relating to the virus, many of which have appeared online without undergoing a full peer-review process

Pandemic Creates 'Surge' Of Flawed Research

Pandemic creates 'surge' of flawed research

Protesters, led by the group the Feminist Collective, demand Puerto Rico Governor Wanda Vazquez declare a state of emergency in response to recent gender-based femicides, assaults and disappearance of women in San Juan, September 28, 2020

Slow Progress On Women's Rights Decried At UN Summit

Slow progress on women's rights decried at UN summit

The picture taken on September 5, 2018 near Israel's Rosh Hanikra border crossing with Lebanon shows the Naqoura border town in southern Lebanon where Lebanese and Israeli delegates are to hold UN-mediated talks on their disputed border

Lebanon, Israel Announce Talks On Disputed Maritime Border

Lebanon, Israel announce talks on disputed maritime border

Cleveland's clash saw Donald Trump and Joe Biden repeatedly interrupting and insulting each other

Trump Wants No Rule Changes After Chaotic Debate

Trump wants no rule changes after chaotic debate

A member of an Indigenous group fights a forest fire in Brazil, which has seen an increase in wildfires over last year

Fires Spike In Brazil's Amazon, Scientists Say

Fires spike in Brazil's Amazon, scientists say

A Bangladeshi UN peacekeeper is seen here in the Central African Republic, near the border with Cameroon -- the country has been mired in years of intercommunal violence

Int'l 'Consensus' That C.Africa Vote Must Be Held In Dec: UN Official

Int'l 'consensus' that C.Africa vote must be held in Dec: UN official

Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, wearing a mask, tours a processing center for Venezuelan migrants on a September 2020 visit to the Brazilian border town of Boa Vista

Trump, Denouncing Refugees, Slashes US Admissions To Record Low

Trump, denouncing refugees, slashes US admissions to record low

Low interest rates and strong demand for trucks made General Motors and Fiat Chrysler auto sales better than expected

US Auto Sales Drop Less Than Expected In Q3

US auto sales drop less than expected in Q3

US Defence Secretary Mark Esper and his wife Leah are on a three-nation North Africa tour

US, Algeria Renew Strategic Alliance In Troubled Region

US, Algeria renew strategic alliance in troubled region

The World Trade Organization aims to chose a new director-general in November

British WTO Candidate Woos Europe With Job Promise

British WTO candidate woos Europe with job promise

WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange faces 18 charges in the United States relating to the 2010 release by WikiLeaks of 500,000 secret files detailing aspects of military campaigns in Afghanistan and Iraq

WikiLeaks' Assange Faces Wait For US Extradition Ruling

WikiLeaks' Assange faces wait for US extradition ruling

Ivory Coast is the world's biggest producer of cocoa beans, but poverty among farmers is widespread

I.Coast Hikes Cacao Minimum Price By 21 Percent

I.Coast hikes cacao minimum price by 21 percent

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