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German Chancellor Angela Merkel confers with US President Donald Trump following a family photo session during the G7 Summit in La Malbaie, Canada in 2018

Behind Troop Cut, Bitter Spite Between Trump And Merkel

Behind troop cut, bitter spite between Trump and Merkel

Italy is now reeling from the economic effects of its two-month lockdown

Italy's Conte Says EU Virus Recovery Funds Will Be Spent Wisely

Italy's Conte says EU virus recovery funds will be spent wisely

Joseph Fons holds a Pride Flag in front of the US Supreme Court building after the court ruled that LGBT people cannot be disciplined or fired based on their sexual orientation

Neil Gorsuch, The US Justice Behind Surprise LGBT Ruling

Neil Gorsuch, the US justice behind surprise LGBT ruling

Socialist mayor Francois Rebsamen criticised what he said was an insufficient police response over the weekend

France Vows To Halt Dijon Unrest Over Chechen Score-settling

France vows to halt Dijon unrest over Chechen score-settling

A general view of fields and buildings outside Kaesong in North Korea, seen across the Demilitarized Zone from the South Korean island of Ganghwa

North Korea Blows Up Inter-Korean Liaison Office Near Border With South

North Korea blows up inter-Korean liaison office near border with South

Geisha are skilled conversationalists, musicians and dancers who have been entertaining wealthy clients for hundreds of years

Pandemic Pushes Japan Geisha To Get Online

Pandemic pushes Japan geisha to get online

In an exceptional move, ex-Labour party leaders Tony Blair (R, pictured November 2019 at a Remembrance Sunday ceremony) and Gordon Brown (C) joined Prime Minister Boris Johnson's Conservative predecessor David Cameron (L) in criticising the plan

Former PMs Rap Johnson Over UK Aid Agency Abolition

Former PMs rap Johnson over UK aid agency abolition

Before the parliamentary votes, police arrested more than 130 of Tsarukyan's supporters at a protest rally outside parliament

Armenia MPs Strip Opposition Leader Of Immunity

Armenia MPs strip opposition leader of immunity

People flutter improvised white flags along a road to show their need for food during a mandatory quarantine imposed by the government against the spread of the new coronavirus in San Pedro Perulapan, El Salvador on June 10, 2020

Virus 'Hunger Pandemic' Threatens Latin America: UN

Virus 'hunger pandemic' threatens Latin America: UN

Beijing officials said they will give virus tests to stall owners and managers at all of the city's food markets, restaurants and government agency canteens

Beijing Imposes Partial Travel Ban, Closes Schools Over Virus Outbreak

Beijing imposes partial travel ban, closes schools over virus outbreak

UK Govt changes policy after Marcus Rashford's call for free school meals for the poorest children

Rashford 1 UK Govt 0: Footballer Forces Change On Child Poverty

Rashford 1 UK govt 0: footballer forces change on child poverty

The words 'Human dignity is inviolable' stand above the entrance to a court room at the Higher Regional Court in Frankfurt, where Stephan Ernst will stand trial

German Neo-Nazi Planned Politician's Murder 'For Years'

German neo-Nazi planned politician's murder 'for years'

Chinese authorities are testing thousands of people as a new cluster of coronavirus cases sparked alarm

Steroid Breakthrough Raises Virus Hopes, Despite China Outbreak

Steroid breakthrough raises virus hopes, despite China outbreak

British officials said patients would start to receive the drug immediately

Steroid First Drug Shown To Save Lives Of Severest COVID-19 Cases

Steroid first drug shown to save lives of severest COVID-19 cases

Trump said there are 52,000 US soldiers stationed in Germany

Berlin, NATO Warn Against US Troop Cuts In Germany

Berlin, NATO warn against US troop cuts in Germany

Tycoon Carlo De Benedetti wants to offer Italians a publication that is "against all types of populism and sovereignty, against racism, in favour of the market, freedom and Europe"

Italy Press Mogul To Launch 'Progressive' Newspaper

Italy press mogul to launch 'progressive' newspaper

Socialist mayor Francois Rebsamen criticised what he said was an insufficient police response over the weekend

Anger In France After New Unrest Over Chechen Score-settling

Anger in France after new unrest over Chechen score-settling

Children appear relatively unaffected by the COVID-19 pandemic, though it is not clear why

Under-20s Half As Likely To Contract Coronavirus: Study

Under-20s half as likely to contract coronavirus: study

Back in the EU's crosshairs

EU Takes Aim At Apple In Landmark Antitrust Cases

EU takes aim at Apple in landmark antitrust cases

Kim Yo Jong: North Korean Leader's Increasingly Powerful Sister

Kim Yo Jong: North Korean leader's increasingly powerful sister

The words 'Human dignity is inviolable' stand above the entrance to a court room at the Higher Regional Court in Frankfurt, where Stephan Ernst will stand trial

German Neo-Nazi On Trial For Politician's Murder

German neo-Nazi on trial for politician's murder

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban (centre) has said that ruling by decree allowed him to respond quickly and effectively during the virus emergency

Hungary MPs Approve End Of Controversial Emergency Virus Powers

Hungary MPs approve end of controversial emergency virus powers

Williams is the second US streetwear star to be given the reins of a major French luxury label

US Streetwear Star Williams Takes Over At French Label Givenchy

US streetwear star Williams takes over at French label Givenchy

Chinese authorities are testing thousands of people as a new cluster of coronavirus cases sparked alarm

New Virus Cases In China, N. Zealand Sound Pandemic Alarm

New virus cases in China, N. Zealand sound pandemic alarm

Every year illnesses such as dengue fever and malaria infect more than half a million people and kill hundreds in India

Virus-hit India's Overwhelmed Health Workers Brace For Monsoon

Every year illnesses such as dengue fever and malaria infect more than half a million people and kill hundreds in India as the monsoon brings much-needed rain but also devastation and disease.

Wayward: World number one Rory McIlroy finished outside the top five for the first time since August last year at Colonial

McIlroy's Run Ends, And The Incredible Bulk: Golf Talking Points

McIlroy's run ends, and the incredible bulk: golf talking points

A landmine is exploded during Turkish demining operations in the Salah al-Din area, south of the Libyan capital Tripoli

Landmines Spell Silent Threat In Libyan Former War Zone

Landmines spell silent threat in Libyan former war zone

Technicians from Israeli firm Kando extract sewage samples from a manhole near the beach, in the southern coastal Israeli city of Ashkelon

Israeli Firm Monitors Sewers In Fight Against Coronavirus

Israeli firm monitors sewers in fight against coronavirus

'Anything is better than pretending that the market can deliver healthcare -- because it can't,' said Angus Deaton

A World Redrawn: Nobel Winner Deaton Warns Virus Could Worsen Inequality

A world redrawn: Nobel winner Deaton warns virus could worsen inequality

Muslim pilgrims gather in August 2019 around the Kaaba, Islam's holiest shrine, at the Grand Mosque in Saudi Arabia's holy city of Mecca prior to the start of last year's hajj pilgrimage

Saudi Faces Perilous Hajj Call As Virus Spikes

Saudi faces perilous hajj call as virus spikes

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