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US Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell has pledged the central bank will use all its tools to support the economic recovery

Fed Confirms Rate To Remain At Zero Amid Pandemic Damage

Fed confirms rate to remain at zero amid pandemic damage

Analysts see clothing and shoe sales falling by at least 12% this year

Down But Not Out: Crisis Puts The Brakes On Fast Fashion

Down but not out: crisis puts the brakes on fast fashion

Palme was killed on February 28, 1986, after leaving a Stockholm cinema with his wife Lisbet to walk home

Sweden Names Chief Suspect In PM Murder, Closes Probe

Sweden names chief suspect in PM murder, closes probe

Afghan authorities have so far freed 3,000 Taliban inmates while the insurgents have released more than 750 government prisoners

Freed Taliban Prisoners Eye Return To The Battlefield

Freed Taliban prisoners eye return to the battlefield

WhatsApp can be a strong marketing tool for small businesses.

5 Reasons WhatsApp Is A Great Marketing Tool

WhatsApp can be a strong marketing tool for businesses. Here are five reasons why you should consider dipping your company's toes into the WhatsApp pond.

Jobs are disappearing by the hundreds of thousands

Virus To Slice At Least 6% Off World Economy: OECD

Virus to slice at least 6% off world economy: OECD

Total investment in renewables in 2019 was $282.2 billion, roughly the same as the year before

Renewables Booming But Not Enough To Meet Climate Targets: UN

Renewables booming but not enough to meet climate targets: UN

The coronavirus is having a 'severe but temporary' impact on Zara's business, as one analyst put it

Virus Crisis Forces Spain's Inditex Into The Red

Virus crisis forces Spain's Inditex into the red

A load of debt will make takeoff difficult for the airline industry

Airlines Hit Wall Of Debt After COVID Grounding

Airlines hit wall of debt after COVID grounding

The EU urged web giants including Twitter, Facebook and Google to do more to tackle the "massive wave" of harmful online disinformation triggered by the coronavirus pandemic

EU Backs Twitter In Trump Fact-check Row

EU backs Twitter in Trump fact-check row

Relatives of coronavirus victims in Italy say they don't think the crisis was handled correctly

Families Of Italy Virus Victims Seek 'Truth And Justice'

Families of Italy virus victims seek 'truth and justice'

From Saturday to Monday alone, the black market value of the Syrian pound plumtted from 2,300 to more than 3,000 to the dollar, more than four times the official rate of around 700

Syrians Fear Hunger As Record Devaluation Sparks Protests

Syrians fear hunger as record devaluation sparks protests

Egyptian Minister of Tourism and Antiques Khaled al-Anani says hotels have ramped up hygiene, archaeological sites have been sanitised and beaches cleaned up

Egypt Cleans Up For Return Of Tourists

Egypt cleans up for return of tourists

The pile keeps growing

Japan's Debt Mountain: How Is It Sustainable?

Japan's debt mountain: How is it sustainable?

With the peak of the virus crisis over in Europe, Germany's Lufthansa is plotting a new liftoff

Airlines Improvise Gradual Liftoff As Lockdowns Ease

Airlines improvise gradual liftoff as lockdowns ease

The long-running law enforcement reality TV series 'Cops' has been cancelled in the wake of mass protests against police brutality

'Gone With The Wind' Removed From HBO Max After Racism Protests

'Gone with the Wind' removed from HBO Max after racism protests

Factfile on editor of Philippine news outlet Rappler, on trial for libel in Manila

Philippine Journalist Ressa Scared But Strong Ahead Of Verdict

Philippine journalist Ressa scared but strong ahead of verdict

Sweden's leftwing Prime Minister Stefan Lofven, whose murder in 1986 remains a mystery

Who Killed The Swedish PM? Suspense As Probe Nears End

Who killed the Swedish PM? Suspense as probe nears end

Tens of thousands visit northwest Uganda every year to marvel as the force of the Nile crashes into a jungle-clad ravine

Uproar As Uganda Pursues Plan To Dam Waterfall In National Park

Uproar as Uganda pursues plan to dam waterfall in national park

Farmers in Pakistan are struggling as the worst locust plague in 25 years wipes out entire harvests in the country's agricultural heartlands

Pakistan Battles Locusts By Turning Them Into Chicken Feed

Pakistan battles locusts by turning them into chicken feed

The International Air Transport Association has suggested several measures to limit the risk of infection, including collecting passenger data ahead of travel and allowing only staff and same-day travellers into airports

Face Masks, Health Checks And Long Check-ins: The Future Of Flying

Face masks, health checks and long check-ins: the future of flying

(FILES) Euro 2020 was supposed to start this Friday in Rome before being postponed by a year because of the coronavirus pandemic

A Year To Go But Postponed Euro Leaves UEFA With Plenty To Ponder

A year to go but postponed Euro leaves UEFA with plenty to ponder

Eden Hazard has endured a nightmare first season at Real Madrid but could make amends in the final 11 games.

Lifelines For Hazard And Suarez As La Liga Title Race Looks To Forgotten Stars

Lifelines for Hazard and Suarez as La Liga title race looks to forgotten stars

Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov, seen here in August 2019, will lead Russia in talks on the New START treaty

US And Russia To Resume Nuclear Talks, But China Casts Cloud

US and Russia to resume nuclear talks, but China casts cloud

London protesters defaced the statue of World War II leader Winston Churchill in Parliament Square

UK Confronts Colonial Past With Statue Protests

UK confronts colonial past with statue protests

Derek Chauvin, the white police officer facing murder charges over the death of George Floyd, is to make his first court appearance

Demands For Justice At Funeral Of George Floyd

Demands for justice at funeral of George Floyd

Timeline on political unrest in Hong Kong since June 2019.

Anniversary Protests As Hong Kong Democracy Movement Faces Triple Threat

Anniversary protests as Hong Kong democracy movement faces triple threat

While oil prices have rallied for weeks, analyst Stephen Innes warned demand will not bounce back until there is a return of air travel between key economic regions

Stock Markets End Mostly Lower After Strong Run

Stock markets end mostly lower after strong run

The UAE which is planning to launch the first Arab mission to Mars next month sent its first astronaut into space last year

First Arab Mission To Mars Designed To Inspire Youth

First Arab mission to Mars designed to inspire youth

French Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire (right) discusses the way ahead with French Aerospace Industries Association chairman and Dassault Aviation CEO Eric Trappier (left) and aerospace supplier Safran's CEO Philippe Petitcolin (centre)

France Pledges 15 Bn Euros For Stricken Aviation Firms

France pledges 15 bn euros for stricken aviation firms

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