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Seriously injured: Alex Zanardi

Alex Zanardi 'Condition Stable' But Fears Of Brain Damage

Alex Zanardi 'condition stable' but fears of brain damage

Greek officials say housing must be secured on the mainland for vulnerable asylum seekers, some shown here arriving in Piraeus from the islands

Greece Extends Lockdown At Migrant Camps On World Refugee Day

Greece extends lockdown at migrant camps on World Refugee Day

People carry a banner bearing the photo of Carabinieri officer Mario Cerciello Rega and the slogan "Forever with us"

Prosecutors Hid Evidence In Italy Cop's Murder Case: Defence

Prosecutors hid evidence in Italy cop's murder case: defence

A statue of Vladimir Lenin (pictured addressing supporters in October 1918 in Moscow) is to be unveiled for the first time on territory of the former West Germany, decades after the Berlin Wall was torn down

Lenin Statue Unveiled In Western Germany After Legal Battle

Lenin statue unveiled in western Germany after legal battle

Brighton striker Neal Maupay scores their winner against Arsenal

Arsenal Rocked By Late Brighton Winner, Watford Rescue Draw

Arsenal rocked by late Brighton winner, Watford rescue draw

Annular eclipses occur when the Moon is not close enough to Earth to completely obscure sunlight, leaving a thin ring of the solar disc visible

'Ring Of Fire' Solar Eclipse To Dim Africa, Asia

'Ring of fire' solar eclipse to dim Africa, Asia

Haftar's Libyan National Army (LNA) had been battling to take the capital since last year

Turkey Says Haftar Forces Need To Pull Out From Key City For Libya Ceasefire

Turkey says Haftar forces need to pull out from key city for Libya ceasefire

The security agency will 'supervise, guide, coordinate, and support' a new law aimed at cracking down on dissent in Hong Kong, state media said

China To Set Up 'Security Agency' In Hong Kong

China to set up 'security agency' in Hong Kong

Belarus riot police officers detain an opposition supporter at gathering Friday -- the second day of such protests -- for candidates seeking to challenge President Alexander Lukashenko in August polls

Belarus Detains Dozens Ahead Of Polls As Tensions Mount

Belarus detains dozens ahead of polls as tensions mount

Belarus riot police officers detain an opposition supporter at gathering Friday -- the second day of such protests -- for candidates seeking to challenge President Alexander Lukashenko in August polls

Belarus Detains Dozens At Opposition Protests Ahead Of Election

Belarus detains dozens at opposition protests ahead of election

In the 'cold desert' of the Galwan river valley where Indian and Chinese troops fought a brutal hand-to-hand battle, winter temperatures can plunge below minus 30 Celsius (minus 20 Fahrenheit)

Fighting The Elements, Not The Enemy, On India's China Border

Fighting the elements, not the enemy, on India's China border

On the attack against joblessness - Hungary hopes military service can help get people off unemployment

Hungary Enlists Army In Fight Against Virus Joblessness

Hungary enlists army in fight against virus joblessness

Several Confederate statues have been toppled or ordered removed across the United States, including one of president of the Confederacy Jefferson Davis, whose statue was pulled down by protesters in Richmond, Virginia

US Protesters Topple Confederate Statue After Juneteenth Rallies

US protesters topple Confederate statue after Juneteenth rallies

President Jair Bolsonaro fired Luiz Henrique Mandetta in April

Brazil Ex-health Chief Says Ministry 'Lost Credibility'

Brazil ex-health chief says ministry 'lost credibility'

Greece's government is tightening what it calls "opaque" rules overseeing charities helping asylum seekers

Greece Culls Migrant Support Groups In 'Transparency' Overhaul

Greece culls migrant support groups in 'transparency' overhaul

Canadians Michael Spavor (L) and Michael Kovrig were detained shortly after Huawei executive Meng Wanzhou was arrested in Canada, in what is widely seen as retaliation

China Charges Canadians With Spying, Ottawa 'Disappointed'

China charges Canadians with spying, Ottawa 'disappointed'

Kompany fled his country in 1975 after taking part in a student uprising

Belgium Should Apologise For Colonial Past, Says First Black Mayor

Belgium should apologise for colonial past, says first black mayor

France Shakes Off Its Virus Blues As Cinemas, Casinos Set To Open

France shakes off its virus blues as cinemas, casinos set to open

Military vehicles carry HHQ-9B surface-to-air missiles in an October 2019 parade in Beijing to mark the 70th anniversary of the founding of the People's Republic of China -- the US wants Beijing to join a trilateral arms control deal with Moscow

Opening Nuclear Talks With Russia, US May Also Be Ending Them

Opening nuclear talks with Russia, US may also be ending them

Seriously injured: Alex Zanardi

Ex-F1 Driver Alex Zanardi 'In Extremely Serious Condition' After Bike Crash

Ex-F1 driver Alex Zanardi 'in extremely serious condition' after bike crash

Marcus Rashford takes a knee before kick-off

Solskjaer Delighted By Pogba's Impact As Penalty Drama Denies Man Utd

Solskjaer delighted by Pogba's impact as penalty drama denies Man Utd

Markus Braun, founder and chief executive of scandal-hit technology and financial services company Wirecard, has quit with immediate effect

CEO Of Scandal-hit Wirecard Resigns

CEO of scandal-hit Wirecard resigns

The IAEA's board of governors has passed a resolution urging Iran to allow its inspectors access to two sites

Europe Toughens Stance On Iran, US Over Tehran Nuclear Dispute

Europe toughens stance on Iran, US over Tehran nuclear dispute

Argentine President Alberto Fernandez, pictured in May 2020, has said the country's debt restructuring plan is progressing

Argentina Debt Restructure 'Progressing' As Deadline Extended

Argentina debt restructure 'progressing' as deadline extended

Former National Security Advisor John Bolton and President Donald Trump worked closely together but are now at war over Bolton's damning book

Court Set To Rule On Trump Attempt To Stop Aide's Damning Book

Court set to rule on Trump attempt to stop aide's damning book

Nevada, which reopened casinos earlier this month, is among the states that have seen rising coronavirus cases, complicating efforts to reopen the economy

US Restart Hits Some Snags Amid New COVID-19 Cases

US restart hits some snags amid new COVID-19 cases

The further watered-down resolution would call on UN rights chief Michelle Bachelet to "prepare a report on systemic racism"

UN Condemns Systemic Racism - Without Naming US

UN condemns systemic racism - without naming US

US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo warns Europeans against relying on "rogue actor" China

Warning Europe, Pompeo Hits China Hard Despite Talks

Warning Europe, Pompeo hits China hard despite talks

Chinese authorities have linked a new cluster a food market in Beijing

WHO Warns World In 'New And Dangerous Phase' Of Pandemic

WHO warns world in 'new and dangerous phase' of pandemic

US Marks 'Juneteenth' End Of Slavery Amid Protests For Racial Justice

US marks 'Juneteenth' end of slavery amid protests for racial justice

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