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(COMBO) This combination of pictures created on July 18, 2018 shows US actress Ashley Judd (L) and disgraced film producer Harvey Weinstein

Ashley Judd Wins Appeal In Weinstein Sexual Harassment Case

Ashley Judd wins appeal in Weinstein sexual harassment case

Investors were spooked by a sharp drop in profits owing to weak sales caused by the coronavirus, indicating consumer demand remains weak

US Stocks Rise, Dollar Falls After Dovish Fed Announcement

US stocks rise, dollar falls after dovish Fed announcement

Many migrants land on the holiday destination of Lampedusa island, as sunbathers paddling in crystal waters look on

Italy Warns Of Migrant Strain As Virus Repercussions Felt

Italy warns of migrant strain as virus repercussions felt

German Chancellor Angela Merkel confers with US President Donald Trump following a family photo session during the G7 Summit in La Malbaie, Canada in 2018

In Pulling Troops, Trump Doesn't Hide Spite For Merkel

In pulling troops, Trump doesn't hide spite for Merkel

US Secretary of Defense Mark Esper

US To Withdraw Nearly 12,000 Troops From Germany

US to withdraw nearly 12,000 troops from Germany

Kabul's readiness to start talks comes after the Taliban last week indicated they too are prepared to negotiate after the Eid holidays

Afghans Demand Permanent Ceasefire Ahead Of Peace Talks

Afghans demand permanent ceasefire ahead of peace talks

Twitter said Wiley's account had made 'repeated violations' of the firm's hateful conduct policy

UK Rapper Wiley Says 'I'm Not Racist' After Twitter Ban

UK rapper Wiley says 'I'm not racist' after Twitter ban

Belarus President Alexander Lukashenko has dominated Belarus for nearly three decades

Belarus Demands Russian Explanation Over 'Wagner Mercenaries'

Belarus demands Russian explanation over 'Wagner mercenaries'

Markus Braun, former Wirecard CEO, is in custody on suspicion of falsifying accounts and market manipulation

German Ministers In Hot Seat Over Wirecard Collapse

German ministers in hot seat over Wirecard collapse

Hafez al-Assad (center), the son of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad who has been slapped with US sanctions, attends the International Maths Olympics in Cluj Napoca, Romania in 2018

US Imposes Sanctions On Teenage Son Of Syrian Leader Assad

US imposes sanctions on teenage son of Syrian leader Assad

Fighting between southern separatists and unionist supporters of exiled President Abedrabbo Mansour Hadi had severely undermined their Saudi-backed campaign against Huthi rebels who control the capital

Yemeni Separatists Abandon Self-rule, Push Peace Deal

Yemeni separatists abandon self-rule, push peace deal

Boeing to end production of revolutionary 747 -- a cargo version seen here at a Boeing facility in Washington state in March 2011

After A Historic Run, It's Game Over For Pioneering Boeing 747

After a historic run, it's game over for pioneering Boeing 747

Tens of thousands of refugees and asylum-seekers -- similar to these African migrants who fled Libyan battle zones, pictured April 2019 at at a detention center in Zawiya -- have been stranded in chaos-wracked Libya

Thousands Of Migrants Dying On Trek Across Africa: UN

Thousands of migrants dying on trek across Africa: UN

The UN Human Rights Committee said that "worldwide protests in support of Black Lives Matter," such as this one in Graham, North Carolina on July 11, 2020, have underscored the importance of the right to peaceful assembly

Peaceful Protests A 'Fundamental Human Right': UN Watchdog

Peaceful protests a 'fundamental human right': UN watchdog

Human rights groups and the opposition are worried over what they call the erosion of freedom of expression in Turkey, with thousands of people subject to criminal proceedings for "insulting" President Recep Tayyip Erdogan on social media

Turkey Tightens Grip On Social Media With New Law

Turkey tightens grip on social media with new law

The Federal Reserve could adjust its "forward guidance" to help support the economy by allowing higher inflation

As Lawmakers Spar, Federal Reserve Aims To Buoy Economy

As lawmakers spar, Federal Reserve aims to buoy economy

For many of the migrants, this was their tenth evacuation

Police Clear Migrant Camp Outside Paris At High Virus Risk

Police clear migrant camp outside Paris at high virus risk

Benny Tai said he was sacked after he was jailed last year for taking part in pro-democracy protests

Anger Grows Over Hong Kong University Sacking Of Activist

Anger grows over Hong Kong university sacking of activist

World toll of coronavirus infections and deaths as of April 7, 2020 at 1100 GMT

Virus Deaths Surge In US As Scaled-down Hajj Begins

Virus deaths surge in US as scaled-down hajj begins

One-in-six species of bees have gone regionally extinct somewhere in the world

Wild Bee Decline Threatens Major US Crops: Study

Wild bee decline threatens major US crops: study

One of the most essential metrics of any email marketing campaign is the open rate.

Here's How To Get Five Hours of Your Day Back With This Gmail Tool

This email tool help you stay organized and more productive, saving you hours each day.

The coronavirus pandemic is proving costly for banks as business activity is disrupted

Barclays Takes ?3.7bn Coronavirus Hit As Profits Slump

Barclays takes ?3.7bn coronavirus hit as profits slump

Nestled in a mountain resort town famous for its ski slopes, the Faqra Club in Lebanon is an oasis of luxury in an otherwise collapsing country

'Life At The Top': Lebanon Mountain Club Dodges Economic Crisis

'Life at the top': Lebanon mountain club dodges economic crisis

For Colombian environmental activist Francia Marquez, water is more important than any financial consideration

For Colombian Activist Francia Marquez, Clean Water Is Worth The Fight

For Colombian activist Francia Marquez, clean water is worth the fight

Hong Kong is suffering a wave of new coronavirus infections

Hong Kong Implements Tough Coronavirus Restrictions

Hong Kong implements tough coronavirus restrictions

A South Korean golfer hits in a simulation booth during the GTour screen golf tournament in Daejeon, south of Seoul

Hole In None: How Screen Golf Got Serious In South Korea

Hole in none: how screen golf got serious in South Korea

Originally from Saudi Arabia, Big Hass, with his signature bandana and white beard, founded The Beat DXB which organises live performances and promotes regional artists

UAE's Emerging Hip Hop Scene Searches For Its Identity

UAE's emerging hip hop scene searches for its identity

Champagne houses are pushing for smaller harvests this year, saying their cellars are already overstocked as the COVID-19 crisis crimps sales.

Virus Sparks Bitter Rift In France's Champagne Industry

Virus sparks bitter rift in France's champagne industry

Markus Braun, former Wirecard CEO, is in custody on suspicion of falsifying accounts and market manipulation

German Ministers Face Grilling Over Wirecard Collapse

German ministers face grilling over Wirecard collapse

US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo listens while Australia's Foreign Minister Marise Payne speaks during a press conference

US, Australia Seek New Military Cooperation In Face Of China

US, Australia seek new military cooperation in face of China

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