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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

Lovelock, who will be 101 next month, has had the disconcerting habit in his 75-year career of being right about important things

A World Redrawn: Worry About Climate Not COVID, Says James 'Gaia' Lovelock

A world redrawn: Worry about climate not COVID, says James 'Gaia' Lovelock

Wild boars eat the grass in a garden close to residential buildings in Ajaccio, Corsica, in April

In Virus Lockdown, Europe's Predators Regain Turf

In virus lockdown, Europe's predators regain turf

The death of George Floyd while in police custody has reminded Switzerland of Nigerian Mike Ben Peter who died in similar circumstances two years ago, with protesters carrying his name at recent BLM marches

Switzerland Grapples With Its Own 'George Floyd' Case

Switzerland grapples with its own 'George Floyd' case

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

Hungary Set To End Disputed Emergency Virus Powers

Hungary set to end disputed emergency virus powers

US Supreme Court Justice Neil Gorsuch (2R, pictured February 2019 shaking hands with President Donald Trump) wrote the majority opinion banning employers from firing LGBT workers on the basis of their sexual orientation

US Top Court In Landmark Ruling To Protect LGBT Workers

US top court in landmark ruling to protect LGBT workers

For centuries Bali's Trunyanese people have left their dead to decompose in the open air, the bodies placed in bamboo cages until only skeletons remain, a ritual they haven't given up even as the COVID-19 pandemic upends burial practices globally

Bali's Open-air Burials Endure Despite COVID-19 Crisis

Bali's open-air burials endure despite COVID-19 crisis

Conspiracy claims and alleged failure to take the virus threat seriously have seen cases incrase in Armenia -- here a bride and a bridegroom did don masks for their wedding at Saghmosavan near the capital

Armenia's Virus Battle Crippled By Disinformation

Armenia's virus battle crippled by disinformation

Relief as Paris restaurants fully reopen

Europe Reopens Borders, But Virus Looms Large Elsewhere

Europe reopens borders, but virus looms large elsewhere

The latter stages of this season's Champions League could go ahead in August in Lisbon in a "Final Eight" format, according to reports

Key UEFA Meeting To Decide On Way Forward For Suspended Champions League

Key UEFA meeting to decide on way forward for suspended Champions League

Jurgen Klopp's Liverpool are on the verge of the Premier League title

Premier League Braces For Return After Virus Shutdown

Premier League braces for return after virus shutdown

The novel coronavirus, which has killed more than 420,000 people globally during the first wave of the pandemic, adversely effects patients suffering from co-morbidities

Disease Puts 1 In 5 Globally At Severe COVID-19 Risk: Study

Disease puts 1 in 5 globally at severe COVID-19 risk: study

Super Rugby returned in New Zealand over the weekend, but the global calendar is proving tougher to reboot

Rugby Fixture Talks Fail To Make Progress After 'Frank' Exchange

Rugby fixture talks fail to make progress after 'frank' exchange

Britain says its border checks will be 'light-touch' for the first months of next year, whatever the outcome of the talks, as customs officers will not be ready to deal with whatever new rules are agreed

More 'Oomph': UK's Johnson Eyes Brexit Trade Deal By July

More 'oomph': UK's Johnson eyes Brexit trade deal by July

Vedemosti joined forces last year with two other leading dailies to denounce the arrest of investigative reporter Ivan Golunov on drugs charges that were later dropped

Top Russia Newspaper Editors Quit, Denouncing Censorship

Top Russia newspaper editors quit, denouncing censorship

US President Donald Trump says he's slashing troop numbers in Germany, a traditional keystone of the NATO alliance

Trump To Halve US Troops In Key NATO Ally Germany

Trump to halve US troops in key NATO ally Germany

This undated handout photo obtained June 14, 2020, courtesy of the Atlanta Police Department, shows Atlanta police officer Garrett Rolfe

'Guardians Not Warriors': Atlanta Mayor Orders Police Reforms

'Guardians not warriors': Atlanta mayor orders police reforms

Peru's economy has been badly hit by the coronavirus pandemic

Virus-hit Peru GDP Plummets 40%

Virus-hit Peru GDP plummets 40%

No decision has been taken on whether the 2021 Oscars will be a live ceremony or a "virtual" presentation

Oscars Postponed By Two Months Due To Pandemic

Oscars postponed by two months due to pandemic

The US economy is starting to reopen, but many firms will need help to stay afloat

US Fed At Last Launches Main Street Lending Program

US Fed at last launches Main Street Lending Program

Fianna Fail leader Micheal Martin will be the first prime minister under the new arrangement

Irish Parties Reach Draft Coalition Deal With Rotating PM

Irish parties reach draft coalition deal with rotating PM

High on the agenda of US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo's talks with the EU will be the Middle East peace process

EU Diplo Chief Calls For Special China Dialogue With US

EU diplo chief calls for special China dialogue with US

Many countries are further lifting painful lockdowns

Europe Reopens Borders But China Battles New Virus Outbreak

Europe reopens borders but China battles new virus outbreak

Swedish Prime Minister Stefan Lofven insists the situation is improving with the number of cases and deaths falling

Virus Pariah Sweden's Reputation Takes A Hit

Virus pariah Sweden's reputation takes a hit

The Blue lagoon geothermal spa is one of the most visited attractions in Iceland

Iceland Cautiously Opens For Tourists, With Tests For All

Iceland cautiously opens for tourists, with tests for all

A picture taken on June 13, 2020, shows members of a forensic team at a cemetery where a mass grave of conscripts killed in 1998 was discovered, in the Sahafa neighbourhood, south of the Sudanese capital Khartoum

Mass Grave Found Of Sudanese Conscripts Killed In 1998: Prosecutor

Mass grave found of Sudanese conscripts killed in 1998: prosecutor

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