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A Facebook investigation linked Roger Stone -- the longtime ally of President Donald Trump who has been convicted on federal criminal charges -- to dozens of social media accounts spreading misinformation before and after the 2016 election

Facebook Blocks Accounts Linked To Roger Stone, Brazil President

Facebook blocks accounts linked to Roger Stone, Brazil president

Supply chain visibility: Every company needs it, yet not many know how to achieve it.

Supply Chain Visibility: The Gold Standard For Every Company

Supply chain visibility: Every company needs it, yet not many know how to achieve it. Here are three key steps to supply chain visibility.

The murder sparked a national outcry

US Student Accused Of Rome Policeman's Murder 'Beaten' In Custody

US student accused of Rome policeman's murder 'beaten' in custody

Sudanese electrician Hatem, a 45-year-old with an expired residence permit, lives in hiding to avoid arrest in the Saudi capital Riyadh

'Trapped' Illegal Workers In Saudi Look To Virus For Escape

'Trapped' illegal workers in Saudi look to virus for escape

Jesus smiles: Gabriel Jesus scored his first goal since February for Manchester City

Liverpool Boost Record Bid, Man City Crush Newcastle

Liverpool boost record bid, Man City crush Newcastle

Demonstrators lit flares and were seen throwing stones at police in the Serbian capital

Belgrade Protest Over Virus Management Turns Violent

Belgrade protest over virus management turns violent

Coulibaly was appointed prime minister in 2017

Ivory Coast PM And Presidential Candidate Coulibaly Dies Aged 61

Ivory Coast PM and presidential candidate Coulibaly dies aged 61

A rat trapped in a restrainer as a free rat opens the restrainer door to liberate the trapped rat

Rat Pack: Rodents Feel Peer-pressure To Be Helpful, Says Study

Rat pack: rodents feel peer-pressure to be helpful, says study

A team of more than 60 medics and medical students are now fielding at least 3,000 calls per week at a call centre in BishkekÂ

Coronavirus 'Second Wave' Batters Ex-Soviet Central Asia

Coronavirus 'second wave' batters ex-Soviet Central Asia

Pull our 5G equipment and billions go up in smoke, Huawei warns

Huawei Urges UK Not To Rush Into 5G Decision

Huawei urges UK not to rush into 5G decision

US President Donald Trump sits with arms crossed during a Wite House roundtable discussion on the Safe Reopening of America's Schools on July 7, 2020

US Tops Three Million COVID-19 Cases As Trump Pushes Schools To Reopen

US tops three million COVID-19 cases as Trump pushes schools to reopen

Plenty of challenges for the next leader

Eight Contenders Battle For WTO Leadership

Eight contenders battle for WTO leadership

Prime Minister Boris Johnson has vowed to "build, build, build" Britain out of the coronavirus economic crisis

Britain Focuses On Youth In ?30bn Virus Package

Britain focuses on youth in ?30bn virus package

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky visited the scene on Wednesday

Ukraine Pins Hopes On Weather To Beat Deadly Forest Fires

Ukraine pins hopes on weather to beat deadly forest fires

West Indies players take a knee at the Ageas Bowl

England, West Indies Take A Knee As International Cricket Resumes

England, West Indies take a knee as international cricket resumes

Harvard University is moving its courses online for the 2020-21 academic year due to the coronavirus pandemic

Harvard, MIT Sue Trump Govt Over Order Revoking Visas For Foreign Students

Harvard, MIT sue Trump govt over order revoking visas for foreign students

France's new Justice Minister Eric Dupond-Moretti got a rough welcome at the National Assembly

France's 'Acquittator' Sows Controversy As New Justice Minister

France's 'Acquittator' sows controversy as new justice minister

A Facebook-commissioned audit of the social network's civil rights policies said progress may be obscured by 'vexing and heartbreaking' actions

Facebook Moves Set Back Civil Rights: Audit

Facebook moves set back civil rights: audit

The rains have loosened the ground, causing houses to collapse

Rain Pounds Central Japan As 61 Feared Dead In South

Rain pounds central Japan as 61 feared dead in south

Afghanistan started releasing thousands of Taliban prisoners in May, but says some are "too dangerous" to be freed without trial

Afghanistan Says Will Not Release 600 'Too Dangerous' Taliban

Afghanistan says will not release 600 'too dangerous' Taliban

New man: Prime Minister Jean Castex, pictured during questions in parliament on Wednesday

France Rules Out 'Total Lockdown' In Case Of COVID Surge

France rules out 'total lockdown' in case of COVID surge

Air Asia's future is in doubt because of the collapse in air travel as a result of coronavirus

AirAsia's Future In Doubt Due To Virus; Share Price Tumbles

AirAsia's future in doubt due to virus; share price tumbles

A Yemeni child suffering from malnutrition is weighed at a treatment centre in northern Hajjah province

UN Warns Yemen On Brink Of Famine Again

UN warns Yemen on brink of famine again

Demonstrators lit flares and were seen throwing stones at police in the Serbian capital

Dozens Hurt In Serbia Clashes Over Virus Curfew

Dozens hurt in Serbia clashes over virus curfew

The United States has been pressing for its citizens to enjoy access to Tibet

US, China Impose Visa Restrictions On Each Other In Tibet Row

China announced Wednesday its curbs on people from the US who "behave badly" on Tibet-related issues, in retaliation for American curbs unveiled a day before.

Mourners carry the coffin of Iraqi jihadism expert Hisham al-Hashemi, who was shot dead outside his house in the Iraqi capital

Killing Of Iraq Expert Stirs Fear Of New Violent Phase

Killing of Iraq expert stirs fear of new violent phase

Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro said he was feeling "perfectly well" after testing positive for COVID-19

Brazil's President Contracts Virus As US Starts WHO Withdrawal

Brazil's president contracts virus as US starts WHO withdrawal

Protests even broke out in the Oromo community the US state of Minnesota over the musicians death

Ethiopia Violence Death Toll Rises To 239

Ethiopia violence death toll rises to 239

Facebook chief operating officer Sheryl Sandberg says the leading social network will announce policy changes following the release of its civil rights audit, amid a growing boycott aimed at pressing the platform to remove toxic and hateful content

Facebook Ad Boycott Organizers Say No Progress On Hate Speech

Facebook ad boycott organizers say no progress on hate speech

Long queues of cars were backed up at Victoria's border Wednesday after neighbouring state New South Wales closed the boundary

Panic-buying Returns As Melbourne Braces For Lengthy Lockdown

Panic-buying returns as Melbourne braces for lengthy lockdown

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