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Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau faces a major challenge after Covid-19 took a hefty toll on the economy, which fell 38.7 percent in the second quarter

Canada Economy Takes Record Plunge But Outlook Bright

Canada economy takes record plunge but outlook bright

Rio de Janeiro Governor Wilson Witzel is alleged to have taken $50 million in kickbacks related to funds to fight the coronavirus pandemic

Brazil Court Removes Rio Governor Over Corruption

Brazil court removes Rio governor over corruption

Colonel Assimi Goita, centre, has been granted presidential-like powers as head of the new junta, according to a document posted on Mali's official gazette

W.African Bloc Demands Civilian Transition In Mali, Elections In 12 Months

W.African bloc demands civilian transition in Mali, elections in 12 months

Japan's Prime Minister Shinzo Abe has faced growing speculation about his health in recent weeks

Japan's PM Abe Resigning For Health Reasons

Japan's PM Abe resigning for health reasons

Ebru Timtik had been held in the Silivri Prison and Courthouse complex in Silivri, near Istanbul

Teargas, Clashes At Burial Of Hunger-striking Istanbul Lawyer

Teargas, clashes at burial of hunger-striking Istanbul lawyer

Belarus has been gripped by protests since the disputed August 9 election

EU's Borrell Urges Russia Not To Intervene In Belarus

EU's Borrell urges Russia not to intervene in Belarus

Hotel and casino giant MGM Resorts announced 18,000 layoff, while Coca-Cola will cut 4,000 in North America, the latest job cuts by major companies

US Economy Still Sees Sluggish Spending, 'Depressed' Confidence

US economy still sees sluggish spending, 'depressed' confidence

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau faces a major challenge after Covid-19 took a hefty toll on the economy, which fell 38.7 percent in the second quarter

Canada Economy Posts Record Plunge, Falling 38.7% In Q2

Canada economy posts record plunge, falling 38.7% in Q2

An asylum seeker takes a selfie with German Chancellor Angela Merkel, in Berlin on September 10, 2015 at the beginning of Europe's migrant crisis

Five Years After Refugee Influx, Merkel 'Would Do The Same'

Five years after refugee influx, Merkel 'would do the same'

People left flowers at a makeshift memorial in the days after the eight-year-old was killed

Eritrean Who Threw Boy Under Train In Germany Placed In Mental Care

Eritrean who threw boy under train in Germany placed in mental care

A file photo taken on December 26, 2018 of an Israeli Air Force F-35 Lightning II fighter jet, during a graduation ceremony of Israeli air force pilots at the Hatzerim Air Force base in Israel's Negev desert

F-35 Hiccup On Road To Israel-UAE Accord

F-35 hiccup on road to Israel-UAE accord

Shinzo Abe has developed a canny knack for dodging scandal

Shinzo Abe: Political Survivor Dogged By Health Issues

Shinzo Abe: political survivor dogged by health issues

Reports of an alleged brutal gang-rape in a seaside resort have prompted women in cities across Israel to protest against sexual violence

'More Than 30' Rapists: Israel's #MeToo Campaign

'More Than 30' rapists: Israel's #MeToo campaign

Despite massive infrastructure spending since 2013, the Japanese economy contracted in 2014-15 and fell into recession again in 2020, even before the coronavirus crisis

What Has Abe's Signature 'Abenomics' Achieved?

What has Abe's signature 'Abenomics' achieved?

Distributed denial of service (DDoS) attacks involve disrupting computer networks by flooding them with traffic

Spooks Called In As Cyberattacks Again Halt NZ Stock Exchange

Spooks called in as cyberattacks again halt NZ stock exchange

President Donald Trump and his wife, Melania, listen to the US national anthem during the third night of the Republican National Convention

Trump Rips Rival Biden As Destroyer Of American 'Greatness'

Trump rips rival Biden as destroyer of American 'greatness'

The martial art's origins are thought to stem from a mythological tale

Staggering And Punching, But Sober: China's 'Drunken Boxers'

Staggering and punching, but sober: China's 'drunken boxers'

Teachers in Spain have had a mixed reaction to returning to in-person classes

European Schools Reopen With Smaller Classes, Shorter Lessons

European schools reopen with smaller classes, shorter lessons

A basketball court stands empty in Orlando after the NBA postponed games for a second straight day following Milwaukee's boycott

NBA Eyes Return As Players, Owners Discuss Action On Racial Injustice

NBA eyes return as players, owners discuss action on racial injustice

Tony Chung, 19, was arrested alongside three others on July 29 for allegedly inciting secession

Hong Kong Police Sift The Past To Pursue New Security Law Crimes

Hong Kong police sift the past to pursue new security law crimes

The party of President Milo Djukanovic has led Montenegro since the end of communism in the 1990s

Montenegro Votes With Identity, Economy At The Fore

Montenegro votes with identity, economy at the fore

Myanmar Muslim May Thandar Maung says she hasn't been able to get an ID card because of her religion and so is unable to vote in the upcoming election

'I Want To Vote': Myanmar's Muslims, Hindus Sidelined In Election

'I want to vote': Myanmar's Muslims, Hindus sidelined in election

Theology student Julia Svensson preaches from the pulpit, something Anna Howard Shaw was denied in 1911

In Sweden, God Is A Woman

In Sweden, God is a woman

Chelsea manager Frank Lampard must deliver a title challenge

Lampard Must Deliver After Chelsea Spending Spree

Lampard must deliver after Chelsea spending spree

Waves of repression against protestors in Belarus have turned Lithuania, an EU and NATO member, into a place of refuge for pro-democracy Belarusians

Fearing Persecution, Belarus Activists Flee To Lithuania

Fearing persecution, Belarus activists flee to Lithuania

One of the new street murals in Kenosha, Wisconsin, photographed on August 27, 2020

Kenosha Looks To Love For Recovery From Riots And Destruction

Kenosha looks to love for recovery from riots and destruction

Sir Ridley Scott, who executive produces and directed the first two episodes of "Raised By Wolves," told journalists his biggest challenge was to try not to repeat himself after hits such as "Alien"

Ridley Scott Brings Bowie And Bodysuits To Sci-fi TV Debut 'Raised By Wolves'

Ridley Scott brings Bowie and bodysuits to sci-fi TV debut 'Raised by Wolves'

Phan Thi Thuan checks a lotus stem that will be processed into a rare type of silk at a pond in Hanoi

Fabric Of Success: How 'Lotus Silk' Is Weaving Its Way Into Vietnam

Fabric of success: how 'lotus silk' is weaving its way into Vietnam

Andres Hernandez became homeless after losing his job in a printing workshop and now lives in a room paid for by a homeless charity

Pandemic Deepens Mexico's Homeless Crisis

Pandemic deepens Mexico's homeless crisis

University students Matilde (L) and Marlene Pimentel climb a tree on top of a hill to get a strong internet signal in order to take their online classes

El Salvadoran Sisters Attending Online Classes Up A Tree

El Salvadoran sisters attending online classes up a tree

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