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Although AIDS-related deaths have fallen by 60 percent since the peak of the HIV epidemic in 2004, in 2019 around 690,000 still died from the illness

COVID-19 Imperils AIDS Progress, UN Warns

COVID-19 imperils AIDS progress, UN warns

The case against Svetlana Prokopyeva comes amid growing concerns about media freedom in Russia

Russian Journalist Avoids Jail But Given Huge Fine In 'Terror' Case

Russian journalist avoids jail but given huge fine in 'terror' case

'This is a conversation that is starting now and will last as long as is needed' said Campbell

Fashion Must 'Enforce Inclusion' Says Supermodel Naomi Campbell

Fashion must 'enforce inclusion' says supermodel Naomi Campbell

Follower: A woman's face is painted with the flag of the Oromo Liberation Front at celebrations in September 2018 to mark the return of the once-banned OLF to Addis Ababa

Political Arrests Follow Protests That Killed 166 In Ethiopia

Political arrests follow protests that killed 166 in Ethiopia

Bruno Dey has denied any guilt for events at the Stutthof concentration camp

German Prosecutors Seek Three Years For Former Nazi Camp Guard

German prosecutors seek three years for former Nazi camp guard

An activist demands 'Freedom for Svetlana' as a Russian court finds journalist Svetlana Prokopyeva guilty of 'justifying terrorism'

Russian Journalist Found Guilty Of 'Justifying Terrorism'

Russian journalist found guilty of 'justifying terrorism'

People enjoy a day out at the beach in Platja D'Aro near Girona -- Spaniards endured one of the world's toughest lockdowns for three months from March 2020

India Surges To 3rd-highest In Cases As Virus Slams US Hospitals

India surges to 3rd-highest in cases as virus slams US hospitals

Australian authorities are rushing to contain a worsening coronavirus outbreak in Victoria state

Australia Moves To Seal Off Virus-hit State As Outbreak Worsens

Australia moves to seal off virus-hit state as outbreak worsens

Bruno Dey, a former SS-watchman at the Stutthof concentration camp and seen hiding his face in the courtroom at a hearing in June, denies guilt

Former Nazi Camp Guard, 93, Faces German Court Reckoning

Former Nazi camp guard, 93, faces German court reckoning

Ukraine has seen a surge of new cases following the lifting of countrywide lockdown measures and Lviv region is the worst-affectedÂ

Ukraine Battles Post-lockdown Virus Surge

Ukraine battles post-lockdown virus surge

The coronavirus pandemic has prompted unprecedented soul searching within the fashion industry

First-ever Online Paris Fashion Week Clicks Off

First-ever online Paris fashion week clicks off

Designer Julien Fournie and studio head Madame Jacqueline, pictured with model Michaela Tomanova, shoot their virtual show to film for a collection teaser

Why Super Rich Fashionistas Are Not Crying For Paris Shows

Why super rich fashionistas are not crying for Paris shows

Losing the ability to do something we take for granted like smelling a rose can leave people depressed

When Coronavirus Robs You Of Your Sense Of Smell

When coronavirus robs you of your sense of smell

EU Brexit negotiator Michel Barnier said after last week's negotiations that 'serious divergences remain' as time slips away

Brexit Talks Move To London After Tough Week In Brussels

Brexit talks move to London after tough week in Brussels

A squad of gun-toting police patrol Myanmar's sacred site of Bagan under the cover of night, taking on plunderers snatching relics from temples forsaken by tourists due to coronavirus restrictions

Looters Target Myanmar Temple Treasures In Tourist Slump

Looters target Myanmar temple treasures in tourist slump

Restaurants, bars and hotels have adapted to the new normal with face masks, physical distancing and by asking customers to share contact information so they can be alerted to any fresh outbreak

German Restaurants Still Hungry For Customers Post-lockdown

German restaurants still hungry for customers post-lockdown

Health officials say New Delhi could record more than half-a-million virus cases by the end of July

Taj Mahal Remains Shut As India Reports Record Daily Virus Cases

Taj Mahal remains shut as India reports record daily virus cases

US President Donald Trump described his idea for a national park of "American heroes" while speaking on July 4, 2020, in the White House garden

Trump Idea Of 'National Garden Of American Heroes' Raises Questions

Trump idea of 'National Garden of American Heroes' raises questions

Croatia goes to the polls on Sunday

Croatia Conservatives Hail 'Great' Re-election Victory

Croatia conservatives hail 'great' re-election victory

The Ocean Viking is now heading for the port where the migrants will be transferred to government-chartered ship the Moby Zaza for 14 days of quarantine

Italy To Take In 180 Migrants Rescued In Mediterranean

Italy to take in 180 migrants rescued in Mediterranean

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How To Set Up Google App Passwords

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Koike will continue running Tokyo from the imposing metropolitan building

Tokyo Governor Koike Cruises To Second Term

Tokyo governor Koike cruises to second term

A car tries to drive along a street filled with people drinking in the Soho area of London

Drunk People Can't Socially Distance, UK Police Conclude

Drunk people can't socially distance, UK police conclude

Rescue workers were trying all night to reach people cut off by the flooding

Dozens Dead, Missing In Japan As Heavy Rain Causes Floods, Mudslides

Dozens dead, missing in Japan as heavy rain causes floods, mudslides

Thousands of people flock to the Myanmar jade mines in the hoping of finding an overlooked rock that could transform their lives

Dreams Of Myanmar's 'Unwashed' Jade Miners Buried By Disaster

Dreams of Myanmar's 'unwashed' jade miners buried by disaster

A record 22 candidates are running in the Tokyo election

Olympics, Virus Dominate Tokyo Governor Vote

Olympics, virus dominate Tokyo governor vote

Is this the sunset of the oil industry?

Big Oil Confronts Possibility Of Terminal Demand Decline

The International Energy Agency forecast that average daily oil demand will drop by eight million barrels per day this year, a decline of around 8% from last year.

Nurses check the intubation of a COVID-19 patient in Lima, Peru, which has topped 10,000 deaths

Virus Sours July 4 Celebrations In US As Mexico Cases Soar

Virus sours July 4 celebrations in US as Mexico cases soar

Forensic scientists in the coastal Tunisian city of Sfax have gathered photos, medical data and other information on those aboard a migrant boat that capsized off the Tunisian coast in early June, leaving no survivors

Identifying Migrants Who Died At Sea Meticulous Work For Tunisia

Identifying migrants who died at sea meticulous work for Tunisia

With its 20,500 residents, its university and its city status, the Jewish settlement of Ariel has been tipped as one of the areas likely to be included in a first wave of Israeli annexations taking advantage of US President Donald Trump's support

In Israeli Settlements, Money Is On Annexation Real Estate Boom

A controversial peace plan unveiled by Trump in January promised U.S. backing for Israel to annex swathes of the West Bank, including Jewish settlements considered illegal under international law.

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