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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

Children from poorer communities as well as girls, the disabled, immigrants and ethnic minorities were at a distinct educational disadvantage in many countries, UNESCO said

A Quarter-billion Children Getting No Education: UN

A quarter-billion children getting no education: UN

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 Holds Closely Watched Presidential Re-run

Malawi holds closely watched presidential re-run

In the land of the Northern Lights, Norwegians can enjoy home attractions such the summer midnight sun -- but currently are hampered in their choice of foreign summer destinations

As Europe Slowly Reopens, Norway Stays Stubbornly Shut

As Europe slowly reopens, Norway stays stubbornly shut

Chinese Prime Minister Li Keqiang will be Beijing's main representative at a video summit with the EU that faces a thicket of disagreements on trade, investment, human rights and national security

EU Warns China Over Hong Kong Security Law

EU warns China over Hong Kong security law

The threat posed to indigenous communities by the coronavirus was highlighted by the death of Brazilian chief Paulinho Paiakan (pictured 2017), an iconic defender of the Amazon rainforest

Coronavirus Decimating Indigenous Latin American Communities

Coronavirus decimating indigenous Latin American communities

Analysts suspect the United States is running out the clock on the New START nuclear disarmament treaty with Russia

US, Russia Hold Arms Talks With Little Sign Of Accord

US, Russia hold arms talks with little sign of accord

Doreen Foxwell, here at the National Yoga Journal Conference in New York City, runs yoga schools in several states.

Reopening A Multi-Location Business: How Companies Cope With Varying Guidelines

For small businesses with locations in multiple areas, re-opening is especially hard to do. Here's how several are negotiating the crazy quilt of guidelines.

Doreen Foxwell, here at the National Yoga Journal Conference in New York City, runs yoga schools in several states.

Reopening In Several States: How Companies Cope With The Crazy Quilt of Guidelines

For small businesses with locations in multiple areas, re-opening is especially hard to do. Here's how several are negotiating the crazy quilt of guidelines.

Toll of coronavirus cases and deaths in Latin America and the Caribbean as of June 22

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

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

Chinese and US national flags flutter at the entrance of an office in Beijing in January 2020

US Tightens Rules On Four More Chinese State 'Propaganda' Outlets

US tightens rules on four more Chinese state 'propaganda' outlets

Ankara supports the UN-recognised Government of National Accord (GNA)

Turkey Playing 'Dangerous Game' In Libya: Macron

Turkey playing 'dangerous game' in Libya: Macron

Business owners are finding bottom lines further stretched by reentry costs.

How To Re-Open Successfully: 4 Cost-Saving Strategies

As society re-opens, business owners are now grappling with the increased costs of starting up again. These four cost-saving strategies will help.

Okmok Volcano, in Alaskaâs Aleutian Islands, released a continuous plume of ash and steam in early July 2008 as seen in this NASA satellite handout image

Alaskan Volcano Eruption Linked To Fall Of Roman Republic: Study

Alaskan volcano eruption linked to fall of Roman Republic: study

Since 2015, a power struggle has pitted the UN-recognised Tripoli government against eastern commander Khalifa Haftar with both sides backed by rival foreign powers

UN Orders Probe Of Abuses In Libya Conflict

UN orders probe of abuses in Libya conflict

After the initial outbreak in China, the epicentre of the virus has moved from East Asia to Europe and now to the Americas

WHO Urges Dexamethasone Boom For Worst Virus Cases

WHO urges dexamethasone boom for worst virus cases

US President Donald Trump is looking for a political boost after poor attendance at his Tulsa campaign rally

Trump Looking To Reverse Fortunes After Tulsa Fiasco

Trump looking to reverse fortunes after Tulsa fiasco

Investigators on Monday searched Fourniret's former house in the Ardennes in northeast France.

Search In France For Girl, 9, Missing Since 2003

Search in France for girl, 9, missing since 2003

The clock is ticking down to a shareholders meeting Thursday

German Government Moves To Rescue Lufthansa Bailout

German government moves to rescue Lufthansa bailout

The reports about the suspect's time in prison will again raise questions for Home Secretary Priti Patel about the early release of offenders after two previous terror attacks in the past year

Security Questions After Three Die In UK Knife Attack

Security questions after three die in UK knife attack

Last week, auditors Ernst & Young said 1.9 billion euros ($2.1 billion) were missing from Wirecard's accounts

Missing 1.9 Bn Euros Plunges Wirecard Into Enron-style Scandal

Missing 1.9 bn euros plunges Wirecard into Enron-style scandal

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