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Latin America is now feeling the full force of the pandemic

Germany Reimposes Virus Lockdowns, Djokovic Tests Positive

Germany reimposes virus lockdowns, Djokovic tests positive

Police officers guard the statue of former US President Andrew Jackson just outside the White House after protesters tried to topple it

Trump Threatens Force Against Protestors In US Capital

Trump threatens force against protestors in US capital

New York City, once the epicentre of the US outbreak, has moved into a new phase of reopening, as countries around the world slowly emerge from strict lockdown measures

Global Stocks Rise On Better Data As US Coronavirus Cases Rise

Global stocks rise on better data as US coronavirus cases rise

The election is practically a two-horse race between President Peter Mutharika, left, and his main rival Lazarus Chakwera, who lost the last election by 159,000 votes

Malawi Votes In Closely-watched Historic Presidential Re-run

Malawi votes in closely-watched historic presidential re-run

World number one Novak Djokovic said Tuesday he had tested positive for coronavirus, the Serb star becoming the fourth player to contract the virus after taking part in his exhibition tennis tournament in the Balkans

'Deeply Sorry' Djokovic Positive For Virus, Questions Over Return Of Tennis

'Deeply sorry' Djokovic positive for virus, questions over return of tennis

Sofia Chouviat, centre, daughter of Cedric Chauviat, said Tuesday that "We don't understand why this chokehold technique still hasn't been banned."

French Police Under New Scrutiny After Chokehold Death

French police under new scrutiny after chokehold death

A coronavirus outbreak at a slaughterhouse in German has infected more than 1,500 workers

Germany Orders First Local Virus Lockdowns Since Easing

Germany orders first local virus lockdowns since easing

Sudan's Foreign Minister Asma Abdalla says Khartoum is close to a deal with Washington over compensation for the families of victims of two deadly 1998 bombings in east Africa

Sudan Says Removal From US Blacklist Imminent As Deal On 1998 Bombings Nears

Sudan says removal from US blacklist imminent as deal on 1998 bombings nears

It will be the first time in Saudi Arabia's modern history that Muslims outside the kingdom have been barred from performing the hajj, a mainstay of its economy and political legitimacy

Saudi Scales Down Hajj, Bars Pilgrims From Abroad

Saudi scales down hajj, bars pilgrims from abroad

Sundar Pichai, the India-born CEO of Alphabet and Google, was among the tech executives pushing back at an executive order by President Donald Trump freezing most legal immigration through the end of the year

Trump Visa Freeze Delivers Blow To US Tech Sector

Trump visa freeze delivers blow to US tech sector

World number one Novak Djokovic said Tuesday he had tested positive for coronavirus, the Serb star becoming the fourth player to contract the virus after taking part in his exhibition tennis tournament in the Balkans

Djokovic Positive For Coronavirus, Questions Over Return Of Tennis

Djokovic positive for coronavirus, questions over return of tennis

Marshall Billingslea has not ruled out an extension of the bilateral accord

US, Russia Divided Over Chinese Role In Nuclear Talks

US, Russia divided over Chinese role in nuclear talks

Amazon founder and CEO Jeff Bezos last year announced the tech giant would speed up its efforts to reduce carbon emissions and encourage other firms to follow to help meet the goals of the Paris Climate accord

Amazon Pledges $2 Billion Investment To Fight Climate Change

Amazon pledges $2 billion investment to fight climate change

China and India have agreed to reduce tensions a week after clashes on their disputed Himalayan border left 20 Indian troops dead in brutal hand-to-hand fighting

China, India Agree To Reduce Tensions After Deadly Clash

China, India agree to reduce tensions after deadly clash

Atambayev, who has claimed ill health, did not attend the sentencing

Kyrgyzstan Ex-leader Sentenced To 11 Years In Crime Boss Case

Kyrgyzstan ex-leader sentenced to 11 years in crime boss case

The People's Action Party has ruled Singapore since it gained self-rule from Britain in 1959

Virus-hit Singapore Heads For Election 'Like No Other'

Virus-hit Singapore heads for election 'like no other'

Piers Linney says more needs to be done to break down barriers for Black, Asian and minority ethnic (BAME) communities in business

UK Ethnic Minorities Grappling With Business Barriers

UK ethnic minorities grappling with business barriers

The WTO said the outlook for the global economy over the next two years remained "highly uncertain"

Global Trade Set To Shrink 18.5% In Q2: WTO

The WTO said that in the first quarter, the volume of merchandise trade shrank by three percent compared to the same three months in 2019.

Environmentalists warn 2020 is on track to be the most destructive year ever for the world's biggest rainforest

$4 Trillion Fund Holders Tell Brazil To Halt Deforestation

$4 trillion fund holders tell Brazil to halt deforestation

The grandmother of Palestinian baby Omar Yagi displays a picture of him taken before his death in Gaza last week from a serious heart condition he had been due to receive life-saving surgery in Israel for

Gaza Baby Dies After Palestinians Cut Ties With Israel

Gaza baby dies after Palestinians cut ties with Israel

Yang Tae-sung (centre) with his son Yang Kyung-mo (left) and grandson Yang Hee-kon (right) at his home in Seoul

Korean War Echoes Through The South's Generations

Korean War echoes through the South's generations

Brazil is leading the number of cases in Latin America

Virus Cases Top 9 Million As WHO Says Pandemic 'Accelerating'

Virus cases top 9 million as WHO says pandemic 'accelerating'

Australian superstar Sam Kerr will be a key drawcard at the 2023 World Cup

'Ticks The Boxes' - Australia, NZealand Favourites To Host 2023 Women's World Cup

'Ticks the boxes' - Australia, NZealand favourites to host 2023 women's World Cup

"We have taken strict measures to protect our employees and tourists," Tourism Minister Mehmet Nuri Ersoy told AFP

Turkey Strives To Revive Virus-hit Tourist Sector

Turkey strives to revive virus-hit tourist sector

The picturesque village of Hallstatt in Austria had until the coronavirus outbreak been overwhelmed by tourists

Hallstatt, Austria's Alpine Jewel, Debates Post-corona Tourism

Hallstatt, Austria's Alpine jewel, debates post-corona tourism

French President Emmanuel Macron appears barely concerned by the expected vote route, reflecting a disdain of party politics

Looming Election Rout Ups Stakes For France's President

Looming election rout ups stakes for France's president

Uncertainty faces the people in North Macedonia as they decide whether to risk going out to vote in July

North Macedonia Faces 'Necessary Evil' When Voters Head To Ballot

North Macedonia faces 'necessary evil' when voters head to ballot

Vladimir Putin's Russia has accused the West of downplaying the former Soviet Union's role in the victory over Nazi Germany

Russia And Europe Trade Barbs Over WWII Narratives

Russia and Europe trade barbs over WWII narratives

In this file photo taken on April 24, 2020, sanitation workers disinfect the area around the Kaaba in Mecca's Grand Mosque. On Monday Saudi Arabia said it will hold a 'limited' hajj this year due to the coronavirus pandemic

Saudi Arabia To Hold 'Very Limited' Hajj Over Pandemic

Saudi Arabia to hold 'very limited' hajj over pandemic

An activist in Vancouver on March 6, 2019 holds photos of Canadians Michael Spavor and Michael Kovrig, who are detained by China, outside British Columbia Supreme Court where Huawei executive Meng Wanzhou appeared

Trudeau Slams 'Political' Detentions, After China Spy Charges

Trudeau slams 'political' detentions, after China spy charges

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