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A health worker sprays disinfectant inside government offices in Chennai on June 13, 2020

India's Chennai To Reimpose Lockdown As Coronavirus Cases Surge

India's Chennai to reimpose lockdown as coronavirus cases surge

Paul Whelan blasted the case as a 'sham trial' as he stood in the dock

Russia Sentences US Ex-marine To 16 Years In Spy Trial

Russia sentences US ex-marine to 16 years in spy trial

A memorial for victims of the Lancastria shipwreck in Saint-Nazaire

Secrecy Shrouds Deadly WWII Sinking Of Ship Off France

Secrecy shrouds deadly WWII sinking of ship off France

Sushant Singh Rajput's death has rekindled debate about pressure and burnout in India's film industry

Bollywood Stars Attend Rajput's Funeral As Death Sparks Mental Health Debate

Bollywood stars attend Rajput's funeral as death sparks mental health debate

Beijing has announced plans to impose a new national security law in Hong Kong

China Will Handle Some Hong Kong National Security Cases, Says Official

China will handle some Hong Kong national security cases, says official

British scientists initially thought two-thirds of cases coming from abroad were going undetected, but the latest data suggests the number was nearer 90 percent

Why Does UK Have Europe's Highest Official Coronavirus Toll?

Why does UK have Europe's highest official coronavirus toll?

Reporters Without Frontiers praised White House correspondents for their persistence in grilling US President Donald Trump

White House Reporters Hailed As 'Information Heroes'

White House reporters hailed as 'information heroes'

Black Lives Matter demonstrators clashed with rival groups in London

UK's Johnson Announces Inequality Review After Anti-racism Protests

UK's Johnson announces inequality review after anti-racism protests

The city has begun mass testing workers from the Xinfadi food market

Parts Of Beijing Locked Down As Virus Outbreak Gathers Fresh Pace

Parts of Beijing locked down as virus outbreak gathers fresh pace

Duterte-critic Journalist Convicted In Philippine Libel Case

Duterte-critic journalist convicted in Philippine libel case

France and Africa need to to find a 'present and future' acceptable to both, said Macron

Macron Rejects Tearing Down Statues In France

Macron rejects tearing down statues in France

Battaash could get punters off to a dream start with victory at the third attempt in the King's Stand Stakes

Three Races To Savour At Royal Ascot

Three races to savour at Royal Ascot

It is boom time for Taiwan's bike manufacturer thanks to soaring demand during the coronavirus pandemic

Taiwan Pedals Faster To Meet Global Pandemic Demand For Bikes

Taiwan pedals faster to meet global pandemic demand for bikes

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

Britain's Johnson, EU Chiefs Seek Brexit Talks Reboot

Britain's Johnson, EU chiefs seek Brexit talks reboot

SylvanSport, a Brevard, NC, maker of outdoor gear, shifted into manufacturing face shields and other PPE.

How To Become A COVID-19 PPE Maker

What's involved in turning a company into a PPE maker and doing so in a matter of days? Here's how several businesses pulled it off.

Tottenham manager Jose Mourinho

Premier League Lockdown: Winners And Losers

Premier League lockdown: winners and losers

Diego Costa celebrated his goal by holding up the shirt of Virgina Torrecilla, a player from Atletico's women's team, who underwent surgery on a brain tumour last month

Marcelo Takes Knee As Madrid Return With Win Over Eibar

Marcelo takes knee as Madrid return with win over Eibar

Of the 57 new cases logged by Chinese authorities, 36 were domestic infections in the capital

Fears Of Virus Second Wave As China Battles Fresh Outbreak

Fears of virus second wave as China battles fresh outbreak

Members of a commission of experts and officials, led by Cusco Governor Jean Paul Benavente, visit Machu Picchu on June 12, 2020

Machu Picchu To Sharply Limit Visits After July Reopening In Peru

Machu Picchu to sharply limit visits after July reopening in Peru

This undated handout photo obtained June 14, 2020, from the Atlanta (Georgia) Police Department shows an image from a video camera of a struggle a day earlier between police officers and suspect Rayshard Brooks (L)

Another Police Killing Of A Black Man Stokes US Tension, Debate

Another police killing of a black man stokes US tension, debate

Chinese officials have closed the Xinfadi wholesale market, which has been linked to a new cluster of coronavirus cases

Mass Virus Testing In Beijing After New Cluster Triggers Lockdowns

Mass virus testing in Beijing after new cluster triggers lockdowns

The route of the human chain -- stretching from the world-famous Brandenburg Gate past the landmark Communist-era TV tower at Alexanderplatz and into the ethnically diverse Neukoelln district -- had to be extended to accommodate the numbers

Berliners Form Socially-distanced Human Chain Against Racism

Berliners form socially-distanced human chain against racism

Families say they are being forced to spend a small fortune for the few beds that are available

Delhi Coronavirus Fears Mount As Hospital Beds Run Out

Delhi coronavirus fears mount as hospital beds run out

Manchester United fans attend a friendly against Tottenham in Shanghai in July 2019

Premier League's International Appeal Faces Coronavirus Test

Premier League's international appeal faces coronavirus test

Nigeria, a major oil producer, aims to end a costly fuel subsidy system which has provided a lucrative source of funds for corrupt officials and businessmen but which the government says it can no longer afford given the coronavirus' economic impact

Virus Crisis Puts Nigeria Corrupt Fuel Subsidy System In Spotlight

Virus crisis puts Nigeria corrupt fuel subsidy system in spotlight

Second Wave Fears Rise As China Reports More New Infections

Second wave fears rise as China reports more new infections

Crude oil of the kind stored at this facility in Cushing, Oklahoma, has become hard to sell

French Trader Who Bet The House On Oil Shock And Won

French trader who bet the house on oil shock and won

China's coronavirus travel ban is wreaking havoc among foreign companies and international schools, as executives, teachers and students are left stranded in their home countries

China's Foreigner Ban Leaves Global Businesses In Limbo

China's foreigner ban leaves global businesses in limbo

A Royal Mail postman wearing a mask makes his rounds, with the service carrying many more parcels as people housebound by coronavirus order online

Postal Staff Put Stamp On UK Outbreak

Postal staff put stamp on UK outbreak

Petra was once the capital of the nomadic Nabataean Arab peoples and dates back to at least 200 years BC

Ancient Petra A Ghost Town As Pandemic Hits Jordan Tourism

Ancient Petra a ghost town as pandemic hits Jordan tourism

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