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Neymar's return after a ban this weekend is good news for Paris Saint-Germain, but there are still plenty of problems for the French champions, who have had a difficult start to the new season

Neymar Back But Problems Persist For PSG

Neymar back but problems persist for PSG

The volume that includes Shakespeare's play likely escaped falling into the hands of the Spanish Inquisition

First Shakespeare In Spain? Bard's Last Play Found At Seminary

First Shakespeare in Spain? Bard's last play found at seminary

Volkswagen has reached an unprecedented deal to pay damages for collaborating with Brazil's secret police under the country's military dictatorship

VW Pay-out To Brazil Regime Victims Reopens Debate On Justice

VW pay-out to Brazil regime victims reopens debate on justice

Drinkers leave a bar in Soho, central London, that was forced to closed early due to measures aiming to curb the coronavirus

'Last Call!': Curfew Begins For English And Welsh Pubs

'Last call!': Curfew begins for English and Welsh pubs

Empty feeling for Roland Garros

French Open To Allow Just 1,000 Fans A Day At Roland Garros

French Open to allow just 1,000 fans a day at Roland Garros

Amazon is launching a cloud-based game service which competes with Google and Microsoft in the fast-growing sector

Amazon Launches Luna Cloud-based Video Game Service

Amazon launches Luna cloud-based video game service

US President Donald Trump suggested he might not honor the results of the November 3, 2020 presidential election, but Republican Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell said an orderly transition is not in question

Trump Blasted For Suggesting He Might Not Honor Vote

Trump blasted for suggesting he might not honor vote

A protester is detained while bleeding from the head in Louisville, Kentucky, on September 23, 2020, after the announcement that no one will be charged with killing Breonna Taylor, who has become a symbol of the Black Lives Matter movement

Louisville Heads For Another Night Under Curfew Amid Breonna Taylor Protests

Louisville heads for another night under curfew amid Breonna Taylor protests

The last time Palestinians went to the polls in a nationwide election was in 2006 when Islamist group Hamas won a landslide majority in parliament

Fatah, Hamas Say Deal Reached On Palestinian Elections

Fatah, Hamas say deal reached on Palestinian elections

US President Donald Trump and First Lady Melania Trump pay their respects to the late justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg at the Supreme Court

Trump Heckled As He Pays Respects To Late Justice Ginsburg

Trump heckled as he pays respects to late justice Ginsburg

Technicians set up an overflow intensive care ward for coronavirus patients in the underground car park of the Rambam Health Care Campus in Israel's third largest city Haifa

Israel Toughens Second Lockdown As Virus Cases Surge

Israel toughens second lockdown as virus cases surge

Figures from Public Health France showed that 16,096 people had tested positive for Covid-19 over the last 24 hours, a record

Record Infections In France As Restrictions Spark Outcry

Record infections in France as restrictions spark outcry

Claims for new unemployment benefits in the United States remain well above their peak in the 2008-2010 global financial crisis months after the business shutdowns to stop Covid-19 began

Data Shows Reversal In US Hiring While Housing Recovery Continues

Data shows reversal in US hiring while housing recovery continues

TikTok is asking a US judge to block the Trump administration's looming ban on downloads of the popular video app

TikTok Urges US Court Order To Block Trump Ban

TikTok urges US court order to block Trump ban

Spanish soldiers work at a coronavirus patient tracking centre in Palma de Mallorca

EU Warns Virus Epidemic Worsening, As Restrictions Ramp Up

EU warns virus epidemic worsening, as restrictions ramp up

Anti-government protesters outside Thailand's parliament on September 24, 2020

Thai Protesters Angered After Parliament Delays Charter Reform

Thai protesters angered after parliament delays charter reform

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Capital Economics said the Turkish rate hike "should help to restore the (central) bank's battered credibility"

Turkey Hikes Interest Rate For First Time Since 2018

Turkey hikes interest rate for first time since 2018

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What To Rent For Your Next Office Get Together

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New weaponry includes the S-400 missile system

Russia's Season Of War Games Unites West-weary Allies

Russia's season of war games unites West-weary allies

Chancellor of the Exchequer Rishi Sunak is a rising star among Conservatives. He is the first person born in the 1980s to hold one of the so-called four great offices of state: prime minister, finance minister, foreign secretary and interior minister.

Squeaky-clean Sunak: Finance Chief Tipped As UK's First Hindu PM

Squeaky-clean Sunak: finance chief tipped as UK's first Hindu PM

Across the region, a conspiracy of silence enshrouds the memories with few prepared to open up about a bloody and painful era that many would prefer to forget

HBO Series Tackles Spain Taboo Over Basque ETA Separatists

HBO series tackles Spain taboo over Basque ETA separatists

Pro-democracy activist Joshua Wong speaks to the media outside the Legislative Council in Hong Kong after learning he had been barred from standing in upcoming local elections

HK Activist Joshua Wong Arrested Again, Vows To Fight On

HK activist Joshua Wong arrested again, vows to fight on

Nicolas Sarkozy is accused of taking millions of euros from former Libyan dictator Moamer Kadhafi to help finance his 2007 presidential campaign

French Ex-president Loses Challenge To Cash-from-Libya Case

French ex-president loses challenge to cash-from-Libya case

Water-resistant, underground peatland blazes in Russia's Arctic circle are "climate bombs", environmental activists say

In Siberia Forests, Climate Change Stokes 'Zombie Fires'

In Siberia forests, climate change stokes 'zombie fires'

North Korea Shot Dead 'Defector' From South And Burnt Body: Seoul

North Korea shot dead 'defector' from South and burnt body: Seoul

Robinhood is a popular app in the United States as it allows retail investors to easily trade stocks with no commission

Retail Investors Dive Into Global Stock Market Party

Retail investors dive into global stock market party

Hundreds of whales have died in Tasmania's biggest mass stranding, with rescuers racing to save a few dozen animals stuck on a sandbar

Australian Rescuers Forced To Euthanise Some Beached Whales As Toll Rises

Australian rescuers forced to euthanise some beached whales as toll rises

Chen Jifang, 68, works out every day

'Hardcore Grandma' - Ageing Fitness Buff Proves Hit In China

'Hardcore grandma' - ageing fitness buff proves hit in China

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