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IAG kept most of its aircraft parked during the coronavirus outbreak due to travel restictions, leading to massive losses

British Airways Parent IAG Swoops For More Cash To Survive Crisis

British Airways parent IAG swoops for more cash to survive crisis

Coronavirus lockdowns pushed France into a record economic contraction

France Suffers Record GDP Plunge

France suffers record GDP plunge

Beijing has said the law will restore stability in Hong Kong

How Hong Kong's Freedoms Are Fast Eroding

How Hong Kong's freedoms are fast eroding

As Melbourne passed the halfway point of a six week lockdown, the state premier warned it would be stuck in 'limbo' unless it could cut the infection rate

Major Australian City In Virus 'Limbo' As Outbreak Rages

Major Australian city in virus 'limbo' as outbreak rages

Facebook and Google have strongly opposed any move forcing them to share advertising revenue

Australia Unveils Law Forcing Tech Giants To Pay For News

Australia unveils law forcing tech giants to pay for news

Works including this piece by Yayoi Kusama are part of a new Tokyo exhibition hoping to draw visitors despite the coronavirus pandemic

Art In A Pandemic: Tokyo Show Tests If Fans Will Come

Art in a pandemic: Tokyo show tests if fans will come

It has been a tough year for the "little rats", as Paris Opera ballet students are affectionately known

Paris Ballet's 'Little Rats' Stay Focused As World Spins

Paris ballet's 'little rats' stay focused as world spins

Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis, seen visiting the island of Santorini, insists the Corfu project is good for the island and also respects the environment

Unlikely Alliance Against Corfu Luxury Resort

Unlikely alliance against Corfu luxury resort

Super high-speed 5G technology was rolled out in Mecca last year, allowing pilgrims to transfer data at breakneck speeds

Hajj Goes Virtual For Families Of Lucky Pilgrims

Hajj goes virtual for families of lucky pilgrims

Around 100 mostly Afghan refugees have been camping in Athens under temperatures exceeding 30 degrees Celsius

Refugees Freed From Greek Camp 'Hell' Left Homeless

Refugees freed from Greek camp 'hell' left homeless

In this handout file photo released by Chile's mining ministry and taken on September 17, 2010, trapped Chilean miners pose inside the San Jose mine during their harrowing ordeal

A Decade On, Hero Chilean Miners Are Bitter And Divided

A decade on, hero Chilean miners are bitter and divided

Libyans at a livestock market in Tajoura, east of the capital Tripoli, ahead of the Eid Al-Adha annual festival

Gloomy Mood In War-torn Libya On Eve Of Eid Al-Adha

Gloomy mood in war-torn Libya on eve of Eid al-Adha

World map showing official number of coronavirus deaths per country, as of July 30 at 1100 GMT

Virus Wreaks Economic Havoc As Global Cases Top 17 Million

Virus wreaks economic havoc as global cases top 17 million

A worker inspecting durians in Kuala Lumpur

Spike In Demand: Stinky Durians Enjoy Online Virus Boom

Spike in demand: stinky durians enjoy online virus boom

The British government on Saturday said anyone returning from Spain will have to self-isolate for 14 days

New UK Quarantine Rules Shake Up Summer Travel Plans

New UK quarantine rules shake up summer travel plans

Cyclists ride past the closed gate of a Mumbai movie theatre

Virus Rules Leave Bollywood's Low-paid Army Stricken

Virus rules leave Bollywood's low-paid army stricken

A nurse dons protective gear before entering a coronavirus isolation ward in the Saint Petros Hospital in Addis

As COVID Starts To Surge, Ethiopia Battles Complacency

As COVID starts to surge, Ethiopia battles complacency

The bar and restaurant sector is expected to lose around a million jobs, both direct and indirect, as a result of the crisis, with turnover likely to be halved this year, industry figures say

Crushed By COVID, Small Spanish Firms Struggle To Survive

Crushed by COVID, small Spanish firms struggle to survive

In 1980, Iceland's Vigdis Finnbogadottir became history's first elected head of state

Vigdis Finnbogadottir, The World's First Elected Female President

Vigdis Finnbogadottir, the world's first elected female president

Lazio's Italian forward Ciro Immobile scored his 35th goal this season against Brescia.

Lazio Forward Immobile Set For Coronation As Europe's Goal King

Lazio forward Immobile set for coronation as Europe's goal king

In the marshy coastal area near the Karavasta Lagoon, the blue crab clogs nets and weirs

Blue Crab Invasion Spells Doom For Albanian Fishermen

Blue crab invasion spells doom for Albanian fishermen

Television stations show images of police recovering corpses from the street on a daily basis, most of which have died from coronavirus

Deadly Pandemic And Postponed Elections: Bolivia's Explosive Cocktail

Deadly pandemic and postponed elections: Bolivia's explosive cocktail

Cereal is selling well as more consumers work from home due to the COVID-19 pandemic

Consumers Lapping Up Cereal, Paper Towels In Pandemic

Consumers lapping up cereal, paper towels in pandemic

Map of Brazil showing number of coronavirus infections per state as of July 23

In Brazil, Coronavirus Crisis Fuels New Favela

In Brazil, coronavirus crisis fuels new favela

A Saudi-backed consortium has withdrawn its bid for Newcastle United

Saudi-backed Investors Pull Out Of Newcastle Deal

Saudi-backed investors pull out of Newcastle deal

Once on the surface, NASA will attempt to deploy the Ingenuity Mars Helicopter -- a 1.8 kilogram aircraft that will attempt to fy in an atmosphere that is only one percent the density of Earth's

NASA's Perseverance Rover Bound For Mars To Seek Ancient Life

NASA's Perseverance rover bound for Mars to seek ancient life

The EU member states said measures would be taken against six individuals and three entities from China and Russia involved in various actions, including the attempt to hack into the Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW)

EU Sanctions On Russian, Chinese 'Cyber Attackers'

EU sanctions on Russian, Chinese 'cyber attackers'

Demonstrators confront law enforcement during a protest against racial injustice, police brutality and the deployment of federal troops to US cities on July 29, 2020 in Portland, Oregon

Portland Police Clear Parks Ahead Of Federal Forces Pullout

Portland police clear parks ahead of federal forces pullout

Big Tech firms Apple, Google, Amazon and Facebook reported generally robust results that highlighted the importance of the companies to pandemic-hit consumers

Big Tech Firms See Robust Results In Pandemic-hit Quarter

Big Tech firms see robust results in pandemic-hit quarter

The Federal Reserve reaffirmed its support for the US economy but boss Jerome Powell said fresh government help was needed to help it through the virus crisis

Mounting Virus Woes And Historic US Data Shock Hit Markets

Mounting virus woes and historic US data shock hit markets

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