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McDonald's reported a big drop in second-quarter profits, but said sales picked up gradually during the quarter as lockdowns were eased

McDonald's Profits Tumble, Shifting Focus To Value Amid US Economic Woes

McDonald's profits tumble, shifting focus to value amid US economic woes

HBO's "Watchmen" earned the most nominations for the Emmy Awards, honoring the best in television, at 26

HBO's 'Watchmen,' Amazon's 'Mrs Maisel' Top Emmy Nominations

HBO's 'Watchmen,' Amazon's 'Mrs Maisel' top Emmy nominations

Johnny Depp's libel case in London has heard weeks of graphic testimony about his marriage to Amber Heard as he presses his libel suit against The Sun newspaper

Johnny Depp's Libel Trial Ends With Dramatic Flourish

Johnny Depp's libel trial ends with dramatic flourish

Spanish PM Pedro Sanchez said his country was a safe destination

Virus Surge In Spain Worries European Neighbours

Virus surge in Spain worries European neighbours

Spain had very strict coronavirus lockdown rules with walking the dog one of the few reasons people were allowed to go out

Spain Lockdown Destroys Over One Million Jobs In Second Quarter

Spain lockdown destroys over one million jobs in second quarter

Magic moment - England's Stuart Broad celebrates dismissing West Indies' Kraigg Brathwaite for his 500th Test wicket on the final day of the third Test between England and the West Indies at Old Trafford on Tuesday

Broad Takes 500 Test Wickets As England Seal West Indies Series Win

Broad takes 500 Test wickets as England seal West Indies series win

Madeleine McCann or "Maddie" went missing in 2007 and no trace of her has been found since

Police Search German Allotment Garden In Madeleine McCann Case

Police search German allotment garden in Madeleine McCann case

Najib and his inner circle are accused of plundering sovereign wealth fund 1MDB

Malaysian Ex-PM Najib Sentenced To 12 Years Over 1MDB Scandal

Malaysian ex-PM Najib sentenced to 12 years over 1MDB scandal

Nearly a quarter of humanity lives in the four most polluted countries, all in south Asia

Air Pollution 'Greatest Risk' To Global Life Expectancy

Air pollution 'greatest risk' to global life expectancy

An image grab from Iranian State TV IRIB footage reportedly shows an Iranian mockup of a US aircraft carrier being hit during a military exercise

Iran Batters Dummy US Aircraft Carrier In Gulf Exercises

Iran batters dummy US aircraft carrier in Gulf exercises

Students attend an open-air school in a highland meadow in in Doodhpathri, Indian-administered Kashmir

In Kashmir, The Hills Are Alive With The Sound Of Schooling

In Kashmir, the hills are alive with the sound of schooling

Sudan's former autocratic president Omar al-Bashir, ousted amid a popular pro-democracy uprising last year, faces trial over the military coup that brought him to power more than three decades ago

Darfur Attacks Seek To Derail Sudan's Fragile Transition: Analysts

Darfur attacks seek to derail Sudan's fragile transition: analysts

Qarchak Prison, southeast of Tehran, is notorious for the ill-treatment of political prisoners

UK-Australian Academic Moved To Harsh Iranian Jail

UK-Australian academic moved to harsh Iranian jail

Israeli has deployed more armoured vehicles and artillery to the Lebanese border prompting Lebanon's Prime Minister Hassan Diab to accuse it of a "dangerous" escalation

Lebanon PM Slams 'Dangerous' Israeli Border Escalation

Lebanon PM slams 'dangerous' Israeli border escalation

Spain had very strict coronavirus lockdown rules with walking the dog one of the few reasons people were allowed to go out

Spain Lockdown Leaves 1mn Jobless But Not 'Unemployed'

Spain lockdown leaves 1mn jobless but not 'unemployed'

The tentacles of coronavirus have snaked into South Africa's Eastern Cape province, delving stealthily into its under-equipped hospitals and impoverished townships. The province has recorded around 18 percent of South Africa's 311,049 coronavirus cases, m

Africa Heads To Coronavirus Landmark With Worse To Come

Africa heads to coronavirus landmark with worse to come

Dozens of seafront homes in Wamberal are at risk of falling into the sea after storms eroded the beach

Storm Lashes Australian Coast Threatening Homes

Storm lashes Australian coast threatening homes

The virus is the latest crisis for Nissan to navigate including weak demand and the fallout from the arrest of former boss Carlos Ghosn

Nissan Forecasts $6.4 Bn Annual Net Loss As Virus Bites

Nissan forecasts $6.4 bn annual net loss as virus bites

Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison announces an extension of the visas of around 10,000 Hong Kongers living in the country by five years and a pathway to permanent residency, following China's security crackdown.

China Halts HK Extradition Treaties With Canada, Australia, UK

China halts HK extradition treaties with Canada, Australia, UK

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Angela Stanford celebrates winning the 2018 Evian Championship

A No-show, And A Blast From The Past: Golf Talking Points

A no-show, and a blast from the past: golf talking points

Legendary Egyptian singer Umm Kulthum during a concert in Cairo, in a picture dated mid-1960s

Israel City's Bid To Honour Egyptian Diva Stirs Anger

Israel city's bid to honour Egyptian diva stirs anger

Mosul was an essential stop in the Iraqi Republic Railway system, which for decades linked Baghdad to 72 locations every day via 2,000 kilometres of tracks

Relics Of Its Golden Past, Mosul's Trains Left To Rust

Relics of its golden past, Mosul's trains left to rust

Under pressure: Malian President Ibrahim Boubacar Keita

Mali Seeks Unity Government Under International Pressure

Mali seeks unity government under international pressure

The drive-in festival offered a novel way to return to live music.

Swiss Alps Alive With Sound Of Music At Drive-in Festival

Swiss Alps alive with sound of music at drive-in festival

A slew of major data and earnings releases this week comes as unemployment in the United States remains high, with the Labor Department reported 1.42 million new claims for jobless benefits in the week ended July 18

US Sees Manufacturing Growth Ahead Of Fed Meeting, GDP Data

Data from the Commerce Department released Monday show durable goods orders rising 7.3% on demand for transportation equipment.

Henry Tong (left) and Elaine To have a long journey ahead as they try to rebuild their lives

'Already Punished': Acquitted Hong Kong Protest Couple Rebuild

'Already punished': Acquitted Hong Kong protest couple rebuild

A comedy sketch about traffic policemen in Uzbekistan went down poorly with the interior ministry

Uzbekistan Comics Test New Limits On Free Speech

Uzbekistan comics test new limits on free speech

Brazil-born Elkeson (R) has played four games for China, scoring three goals

China Will Limit Their Boys From Brazil, Says Top FA Official

China will limit their boys from Brazil, says top FA official

Dr Moyra Lopez holds the hand of a terminally ill patient at the Barros Luco hospital ward in Santiago where loved ones are able to see dying patients even if they have contracted the coronavirus

Chile Hospitals Ensure Patients Do Not Die Alone Despite Pandemic

Chile hospitals ensure patients do not die alone despite pandemic

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