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Electoral staff collect the vote of an elderly Mongolian at his home because the man cannot visit a polling station

Mongolia's Ruling Party Wins Parliamentary Election In Landslide

Mongolia's ruling party wins parliamentary election in landslide

Novak Djokovic has apologised after organising a widely criticised tournament then testing positive for coronavirus

Economic Carnage Forecast As Virus Cases Surge In Americas

Economic carnage forecast as virus cases surge in Americas

Scientists focused on collembolan Cryptopygus antarcticus -- small organisms commonly known as springtails

Plastic 'Has Entered' Antarctic Terrestrial Food Chain

Plastic 'has entered' Antarctic terrestrial food chain

The WHO said the length and height of coronavirus peaks would be determined by government actions, without which a lurch back towards lockdowns was unavoidable

Virus Yet To Peak In Americas: WHO

Virus yet to peak in Americas: WHO

UN Secretary-General-designate Antonio Guterres is pressing Israel to give up its plans to annex parts of the occupied West Bank

Israel Warned At UN Against Annexation But US Gives Green Light

Israel warned at UN against annexation but US gives green light

Newly elected President of Kosovo Hashim Thaci holds flowers during an extraordinary session in Pristina on February 26, 2016 Kosovo MPs elected foreign minister and former premier Hashim Thaci as president on February 26 after a tense day of voting marre

Kosovo's Hashim Thaci, Rebel-turned-politician Accused Of War Crimes

Kosovo's Hashim Thaci, rebel-turned-politician accused of war crimes

The deadly crash of a Pakistan International Airlines plane last month has been blamed on human error in an initial report on the disaster

Pilots' Virus Chat Blamed For Deadly Pakistan Plane Crash

Pilots' virus chat blamed for deadly Pakistan plane crash

With Britain set for a mini-heatwave beachgoers enjoyed post-lockdown sunshine at Southend on Sea in the south east -- but medical experts warned there is a risk of a coronavirus second wave

UK Medical Leaders Urge Virus Response Review, Warn Of Second Wave

UK medical leaders urge virus response review, warn of second wave

The CARES Act offers a tax break for companies that help employees pay their student loan debt.

Helping Workers Pay Student Loans

A new CARES Act tax break allows businesses to provide their employees with up to $5,250 of tax-advantaged payments to use toward student loans in 2020.

Jean-Baptiste Colbert was responsible for drawing up the notorious Code Noir (Black Code) governing slavery in the French empire

Top French Historian Slams Macron's Statue Stance As Another Is Attacked

Top French historian slams Macron's statue stance as another is attacked

Revised IMF growth forecasts for 2019-2021 for selected countries

COVID Crisis Sinks Global Economy In 2020, Collapsing GDP 4.9%: IMF

COVID crisis sinks global economy in 2020, collapsing GDP 4.9%: IMF

People enjoy the sun in a Paris park, but experts fear a surge in coronavirus infections

Europe Basks In Hot Weather As Experts Fear Virus Risk

Europe basks in hot weather as experts fear virus risk

Donning face masks and gloves, Russian servicemen take part in a rehearsal for Wednesday's parade

Russia Stages Grand WWII Parade Ahead Of Vote On Putin Reforms

Russia stages grand WWII parade ahead of vote on Putin reforms

Jean-Baptiste Colbert was responsible for drawing up the notorious Code Noir (Black Code) governing slavery in the French empire

Top French Historian Slams Macron's Hardline Stance On Statues

Top French historian slams Macron's hardline stance on statues

Lawyer Carlo della Vedova, who defended American Amanda Knox when she was tried for the murder of her British housemate, says Rome's criminal chamber is trying to find a solution

Italy Lawyers Slam 'Dangerous' Media Blackout At Trials

Italy lawyers slam 'dangerous' media blackout at trials

The summer home of North Korea's founder Kim Il Sung, grandfather of current leader Kim Jong Un

Holiday Homes And Battlefields: Legacies Of The Korean War Along DMZ

Holiday homes and battlefields: Legacies of the Korean War along DMZ

Wong Kei-kwan, one of Hong Kong's most prominent political cartoonists, says Beijing is determined to stamp out comedic dissent

Hong Kong Satirists Say Self-censorship Already Blunting Dissent

Hong Kong satirists say self-censorship already blunting dissent

A pedestrian walks past public service announcement posters, negating a conspiracy that 5G telecommunications technology causes the coronavirus, in Melbourne, Australia

US Facing 'Critical' Coronavirus Surge

US facing 'critical' coronavirus surge

People gather outside a hospital in Mexico City, on June 23, 2020, after a powerful quake rocked the south of the county

Powerful Quake In Southern Mexico Kills Six

Powerful quake in southern Mexico kills six

The Korean War began 70 years ago on Thursday, when North Korean forces poured across the 38th parallel, where Moscow and Washington had divided the peninsula

One Conflict, Two Museums: How The Korean War Still Divides The Peninsula

One conflict, two museums: how the Korean War still divides the peninsula

For decades, tourism has provided a lifeline for many Fijians

'Desperate' Fiji Eyes Virus-free Tourism Bubble

'Desperate' Fiji eyes virus-free tourism bubble

Palestinians wearing masks attend a rally to protest against Israel's plan to annex parts of the occupied West Bank, in Jericho on June 22

Israel's Netanyahu Struggles To Sell Annexation Plans

Israel's Netanyahu struggles to sell annexation plans

Anass Tahiri, 22, holds a picture of him and his brother, Iliass, who died while being restrained in a juvenile detention centre in Spain

Moroccan Teen's Death In Custody Sparks Reform Push In Spain

Moroccan teen's death in custody sparks reform push in Spain

A sterilisation campaign is being waged against the monkeys in the Thai city of Lopburi

Macaque Attack: Humans Try To Take Back Thai City From Monkeys

Macaque attack: humans try to take back Thai city from monkeys

Indigenous civil guards of the Ticuna ethnic group remain at the entrance of the Umariacu village, in Tabatinga, Amazonas state, Brazil, amid the new coronavirus pandemic

Amazon Indigenous Groups Face Choice: Fight Virus Or Flee

Amazon indigenous groups face choice: fight virus or flee

Members of the NGO paramedic group "Angels of the Roads" ride on a motorbike in Caracas, Venezuela

Biker Paramedics Ride To The Rescue In Venezuelan Capital

Biker paramedics ride to the rescue in Venezuelan capital

A woman dressed in typical indigenous clothing walks near municipal employees disinfecting the streets of Puno in Peru

Experts Look To Solve Andean Virus Resistance Puzzle

Experts look to solve Andean virus resistance puzzle

A video grab from footage broadcast by the UK Parliament's Parliamentary Recording Unit (PRU) shows Britain's Prime Minister Boris Johnson giving a statement in the House of Commons in London on the easing of coronavirus restrictions.

Cheers As UK Announces English Pubs To Reopen

Cheers as UK announces English pubs to reopen

A number of oil and gas companies have pledged to reach net zero emissions by 2050

US Energy Laggards Still Not Paris Compliant: Analysis

US energy laggards still not Paris compliant: analysis

The court ruled that Facebook had to allow customers the option of opting out of the data sharing it was currently imposing on its users

German Court Orders Facebook To Rein In Data Collection

Top German court orders Facebook to stop merging data collected through Whatsapp, Instagram, and other sources unless users specifically agree.

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