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A recent Ixe poll found that 59 percent of Italians trust Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte

Virus Crisis Strengthens Italy Premier Conte, For Now

Virus crisis strengthens Italy premier Conte, for now

The use of masks has been a hot topic ever since the virus first emerged in China in December

Wear Masks In Public, Says WHO In New Coronavirus Advice

Wear masks in public, says WHO in new coronavirus advice

A pharmacy tech holds a tablet of hydroxychloroquine

COVID-19 Research Scandal: Unwanted Diversion During Pandemic

COVID-19 research scandal: Unwanted diversion during pandemic

'Contained in all directions'

Russia Sees Melting Permafrost Behind Arctic Fuel Spill

Russia sees melting permafrost behind Arctic fuel spill

With life slowly getting back to some form of normal in major cities including Paris, traders are hopeful for a quick global economic rebound

Stock Markets Power Ahead On Surprise US Jobs Rise

Stock markets power ahead on surprise US jobs rise

Good planning can protect properties and livelihoods during periods of rioting and looting.

Keeping Your Business Safe During Riots and Looting

Here are some steps small businesses can take to stay safe and protect property and assets during riots, looting, and other periods of civil unrest.

Jobs are returning as US businesses reopen, but will it last?

Trump Declares America Back After Good Jobs Report

Trump declares America back after good jobs report

Several thousand youths dressed in black gathered in the eastern city of Strasbourg on Friday night to remember George Floyd

France Braces For New Protests Against Police Brutality

France braces for new protests against police brutality

The RSF described Wazizi's death as the country's worst assault on journalists in a decade; pictured is an October 2019 file image of President Paul Biya

Cameroon Army Confirms Journalist Died In Custody, Denies Torture

Cameroon army confirms journalist died in custody, denies torture

Protestors surround the statue of Confederate general Robert E. Lee in Richmod which the Virginia governor announced would be removed 'as soon as possible'

Pressure Mounts To Remove Confederate Monuments Amid US Protests

Pressure mounts to remove Confederate monuments amid US protests

Anna Lindstedt, a former envoy in both Vietnam and Mexico, denies overstepping her role

Sweden Puts Ex-envoy On Trial Over China Dissident Negotiations

Sweden puts ex-envoy on trial over China dissident negotiations

Aerial and ground images show the Portugal house where the suspect in the Madeleine McCann case lived at the time of her disappearance

Germany Probes Possible 'Maddie' Suspect Link To Second Girl

Germany probes possible 'Maddie' suspect link to second girl

The risk of wildfires increases with warm, dry conditions

Warmest May On Record, Siberia 10C Hotter

Warmest May on record, Siberia 10C hotter

Under fire: Akinwumi Adesina, president of the African Development Bank

Eye Of The Storm: African Development Bank Chief Akinwumi Adesina

Eye of the storm: African Development Bank chief Akinwumi Adesina

Mother, Son Share Coronavirus Battle In Brazil

Mother, son share coronavirus battle in Brazil

The new Individual Coverage Health Reimbursement Arrangement (ICHRA) helps small businesses handle health insurance.

Is ICHRA The Answer For Employee Health Insurance?

The new Individual Coverage Health Reimbursement Arrangement (ICHRA) is tailored to small businesses. Here's what business owners need to know.

Residents of Tripoli celebrate after Libya's UN-recognised unity government announces it is back in full control of the capital and its suburbs

Libya Government Says Retakes Haftar's Last Redoubt In West

Libya government says retakes Haftar's last redoubt in west

His patience appears to be wearing thin

EU, UK To Step Up Brexit Talks Despite Limited Progress

EU, UK to step up Brexit talks despite limited progress

In this file photo taken on January 16, 2020 indigenous leader Raoni Metuktire of the Kayapo ethnicity poses for a photograph in Piaracu village, near Sao Jose do Xingu, Mato Grosso state, Brazil

Bolsonaro Using Virus Against Indigenous People: Leader

Bolsonaro using virus against indigenous people: leader

The risk of wildfires increases with warm, dry conditions(NOAA satellite photo showing cloud of smoke from wildfire in western Greenland)

Warmest May On Record, Siberia 10C Hotter: EU

Warmest May on record, Siberia 10C hotter: EU

Inequalities facing African Americans go deeper than just interactions with police: from lower wages to longer commute times, the structure of the world's largest economy deeply marginalizes black people

Black Americans Suffer From Generations Of Economic Marginalization

Black Americans suffer from generations of economic marginalization

France is among more than 50 countries that recognise Juan Guaido as the interim president of Venezuela

France Denies Giving Refuge To Venezuela's Guaido

France denies giving refuge to Venezuela's Guaido

Displaced: A family in Bunia, capital of Ituri province

1,300 Civilians Killed In DR Congo, Half Million Flee Homes: UN

1,300 civilians killed in DR Congo, half million flee homes: UN

Civil rights protests shaking the United States have resonated with many in Australia, which also wrestles with the legacy of a racist past

Australia Bans Anti-racism Protest Citing Virus

Australia bans anti-racism protest citing virus

Fariba Adelkhah, an anthropologist specialising in Shia Islam, was arrested in Iran on June 5, 2019.

Anger As French-Iranian Academic Marks One Year In Iranian Prison

Anger as French-Iranian academic marks one year in Iranian prison

People are arrested in Hollywood, California on June 1, 2020 as police impose a curfew

Rights Leader Says Floyd 'Changed The World' As Protests March On

Rights leader says Floyd 'changed the world' as protests march on

The Cirque du Soleil (performance pictured April 2016) fell on hard times during the pandemic, and suitors are now lining up to try to save the Canadian cultural icon

Cirque Du Soleil Walks A Tightrope Through Pandemic

Cirque du Soleil walks a tightrope through pandemic

Galapagos authorities are desperately hoping for a revival of the vital tourism industry -- the main engine of the local economy -- once visitors are allowed to fly in again

'Adapt And Survive' As Galapagos Girds For Life Without Tourism

'Adapt and survive' as Galapagos girds for life without tourism

Jonel Cadet, 25, sits in his rehab room at the Doctors Without Borders hospital in Cite Soleil -- if not for his motorcycle accident, he would not have discovered he had COVID-19

In Haiti, Disbelief And Rumors Lead To Virus Deaths

In Haiti, disbelief and rumors lead to virus deaths

Protestors in Washington hold up their phones at a march on June 3

Please Bring Supplies: How US Protests Are Coordinated Online

Please bring supplies: How US protests are coordinated online

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