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An astronomer prepares equipment ahead of a solar eclipse at the La Silla European Southern Observatory in Chile's Coquimbo region, on July 2, 2019

Pandemic Shuts Earth's Eyes On The Skies

Pandemic shuts Earth's eyes on the skies

Argentina's Economy Minister Martin Guzman has led months of tough negotiations with creditors

Recession-hit Argentina Refines New Offer To Creditors

Recession-hit Argentina refines new offer to creditors

Keep Your Hat On... Designers Face Tough Times Without Ascot Payday

Keep your hat on... designers face tough times without Ascot payday

The twin shocks of the novel coronavirus pandemic and a plunge in oil prices have prompted Saudi Arabia to triple its value added tax, suspend a monthly allowance to civil servants and slash spending as it seeks to tame a ballooning budget deficit

Saudi Wealth Fund 'Shopping Spree' Belies Economic Pain

Saudi wealth fund 'shopping spree' belies economic pain

The US-led coalition has already consolidated to just three bases in Iraq in recent months, down from a dozen, and the talks would likely bring a further drawdown

US Pledges To Reduce Iraq Troops As Tensions Ease

US pledges to reduce Iraq troops as tensions ease

China's plan to impose a sweeping national security law on Hong Kong has many in the city considering whether to use their British National (Overseas) passports to emigrate

Fearful Hong Kongers Rush To Secure Limited British Passports

Fearful Hong Kongers rush to secure limited British passports

Britain's Health Secretary Matt Hancock called on Premier League players to take a pay cut

From Furlough To Free-to-air: Premier League Becomes A Political Football

From furlough to free-to-air: Premier League becomes a political football

A Bristol City council picture shows the statue of slave trader Edward Colston being retrieved from the harbour where anti-racism protesters had thrown it at the weekend

Britain Takes New Look At Colonial History As Statues Fall

Britain takes new look at colonial history as statues fall

Double world 400m hurdles champion Karsten Warholm smashed the world record for the unorthodox 300m hurdles behind closed doors at a near-empty Bislett Stadion on Thursday

Warholm Stars As Athletics Returns To Oslo Via French Garden And Windswept Kenya

Warholm stars as athletics returns to Oslo via French garden and windswept Kenya

Shellfish-munching sea otters have been the bane of fishermens' existence ever since they were reintroduced to Canada's west coast in the 1970s -- but a new study indicates they bring more economic benefits than losses

Return Of The Otter: How Reintroduced Predators Benefit Ecosystems

Return of the otter: How reintroduced predators benefit ecosystems

US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo addresses reporters at the State Department

Ramping Up Fight, Trump Brandishes Sanctions Over ICC War Crimes Probe

Ramping up fight, Trump brandishes sanctions over ICC war crimes probe

US President Donald Trump faces national crises -- and problems with his reelection

Trump Praises US Police, Rejecting Protesters' Cries Of Racism

Trump praises US police, rejecting protesters' cries of racism

PlayStation 5 console

Sony Pulls Back Curtain On PlayStation 5 Console

Sony pulls back curtain on PlayStation 5 console

Businesses needing loans should compare the Paycheck Protection Program and the Main street Lending Program, both recently expanded.

Main Street Lending Program vs. PPP: Which Is Better for Your SMB?

If you're seeking financing for your small business, compare the Main Street Lending Program and PPP, how they work, and when the application deadlines are.

While beaches, bars, cafes and public spaces reopen around the world, there are concerns about a possible second wave of infections in the United States

Global Stocks Dive As Some US States See Spike In COVID-19 Cases

Global stocks dive as some US states see spike in COVID-19 cases

The US-led coalition has already consolidated to just three bases in Iraq in recent months, down from a dozen, and the talks would likely bring a further drawdown

Iraq, US Find New Stability In Talks After Tensions

Iraq, US find new stability in talks after tensions

This image released by Northwestern Medicine, shows transplant surgeon, Ankit Bharat, at Northwestern Memorial Hospital in Chicago, where surgeons have performed a double-lung transplant on a COVID-19 patient

Double-lung Transplant On COVID-19 Patient Offers Hope For Others

Double-lung transplant on COVID-19 patient offers hope for others

Donald Trump walks with Joint Chiefs Chairman General Mark Milley (R) at his side and Defense Secretary Mark Esper (middle) just behind him on June 1 to a church near the White House where Trump posed for pictures

Top US General Says Wrong To Appear With Trump At Protest Site

Top US general says wrong to appear with Trump at protest site

The iconic fish market in Washington, DC reopens, as workers nationwide return to their jobs amid the pandemic

Massive US Layoffs Continue Even As Businesses Reopen

Massive US layoffs continue even as businesses reopen

Security analysts have long worried that a jihadist revolt in the Sahel that began in Mali in 2012 is spreading towards coastal states on the Gulf of Guinea

About 10 Dead In Jihadist Attack On I.Coast Border Post

About 10 dead in jihadist attack on I.Coast border post

Czech Prime Minister Andrej Babis (R) says the EU recovery fund is tailor-made for countries that lack budget discipline. His Slovakian counterpart Igor Matovic (L) has a more conciliatory approach to the fund

Central Europe Leaders Call For 'Fair' EU Recovery Fund

Central Europe leaders call for 'fair' EU recovery fund

McCann went missing from her family's holiday apartment in Portugal in 2007

Belgium Reopens Case With Possible Link To McCann Suspect

Belgium reopens case with possible link to McCann suspect

South Africa said on June 4 it had recorded 3,267 novel coronavirus cases in 24 hours, the biggest jump since the pandemic hit

WHO Warns Pandemic Accelerating In Africa

WHO warns pandemic accelerating in Africa

Calvino would be the first woman to run the eurozone

Eurozone Seeks New Lease On Life With Centeno Exit

Eurozone seeks new lease on life with Centeno exit

US President Donald Trump faces national crises -- and problems with his reelection

Struggling To Unite Country, Trump Reopens Reelection Campaign

Struggling to unite country, Trump reopens reelection campaign

US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo addresses reporters at the State Department

Ramping Up Fight, Trump Authorizes Sanctions Over ICC War Crimes Probe

Ramping up fight, Trump authorizes sanctions over ICC war crimes probe

In 2018, Starbucks organized a training day on implicit bias at more than 8,000 locations after the arrest of two black men at a Philadelphia store

US Retailers Condemn Racism But Critics Say Profiling Persists

US retailers condemn racism but critics say profiling persists

The court sentenced Metin Topuz to almost nine years in prison for allegedly aiding an armed terror group

Turkish Court Jails US Consul Staffer For Aiding 'Terror Group'

Turkish court jails US consul staffer for aiding 'terror group'

Europe has been split over the conflict

Russia And Turkey, Foes In Libya Strife, May Yet Find Accord: Analysts

Russia and Turkey, foes in Libya strife, may yet find accord: analysts

Lockdowns are easing. The jobs plight for young people not so much.

Virus Fallout Takes Heavy Toll On Young Workers

Virus fallout takes heavy toll on young workers

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