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The lifting of strict measures around the world has seen the reopening of bars, cafes and tourist attractions such as the Colosseum, fuelling hopes for the economic recovery

Stock Markets Rise As Economies Shake Off Lockdowns

Stock markets rise as economies shake off lockdowns

Boris Johnson Photo

Post-Brexit Trade Talks Resume But Little Sign Of Breakthrough

Post-Brexit trade talks resume but little sign of breakthrough

US Ambassador to Germany Richard Grenell, pictured in February in Munich

Trump Ally Grenell Steps Down As Germany Envoy

Trump ally Grenell steps down as Germany envoy

Buckle up, the Brussels tech lobbying frenzy is about to begin

EU Embarks On Overhaul Of Big Tech Rules

EU embarks on overhaul of big tech rules

Vladimir Putin wants to turn the page on the virus crisis that critics say was badly managed and which dented his approval rating

Putin Rushes To Move On From Virus With Vote On Reforms

Putin rushes to move on from virus with vote on reforms

French cafes and restaurants are working hard to get everything ready for their reopening Tuesday

France Savours Return Of Cafes And Restaurants

France savours return of cafes and restaurants

A Colombian Huitoto indigenous man. A mounting body of evidence suggests that legal recognition of indigenous land rights provides greater forest protection

Football Pitch Of Rainforest Destroyed Every Six Seconds

Football pitch of rainforest destroyed every six seconds

Thousands of mourners attended the funeral of Iyad Hallak

Palestinian Family Mourns Autistic Son Killed By Israel Police

Palestinian family mourns autistic son killed by Israel police

Protesters jump on a street sign near a burning barricade during a demonstration against the death of George Floyd near the White House on May 31, 2020

Trump Threatens Military Mobilization Against Violent US Protests

Trump threatens military mobilization against violent US protests

Hong Kong's Chief Executive Carrie Lam accused the United States of 'double standards' in its response to violent protests

Hong Kong Leader Accuses US Of 'Double Standards' Over Protests

Hong Kong leader accuses US of 'double standards' over protests

A file picture taken on December 14, 2019 shows the Emir of Qatar Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad al-Thani delivering a speech during the opening session of the Doha Forum in the Qatari capital

Gulf Crisis Sees New 'Fake News' Flurry Online

Gulf crisis sees new 'fake news' flurry online

Most shops will soon be allowed to reopen in Britain after two months of virus lockdown

Mixed Fortunes For London Shops Hit By Pandemic

Mixed fortunes for London shops hit by pandemic

Tom Bernard cleans up debris in front of his barber shop in Minneapolis after a night of protests against police brutality

Minneapolis Businesses Hammered By Pandemic And Protests

Minneapolis businesses hammered by pandemic and protests

James W. Teetzel, CEO and founder of American defence manufacturer Wilcox, holds a medical ventilator at Qatar's Barzan facility, in the capital Doha

Made In Qatar: Embargo And Pandemic Stoke Autonomy Drive

Made in Qatar: embargo and pandemic stoke autonomy drive

Relatives carry the coffin of a suspected COVID-19 victim in the outskirts of Lima, Peru

WHO Warns Of Pressure On Latin American Health Systems

WHO warns of pressure on Latin American health systems

Health services, morgues and funeral homes collapsed under the strain of the coronavirus pandemic, and misinformation spread like wildfire, with tangible consequences for Ecuadorans

Misinformation And Coronavirus Hand-in-hand In Ecuador Outbreak

Misinformation and coronavirus hand-in-hand in Ecuador outbreak

Yemeni men unload medical aid at a hospital warehouse in the war-torn country's second city of Aden, in early May

Saudi Seeks To Raise $2.3 Bn In Yemen Donor Conference

Saudi seeks to raise $2.3 bn in Yemen donor conference

Former F1 boss Bernie Ecclestone

What Future For Sport And Sponsors After The Coronavirus Lockdown?

What future for sport and sponsors after the coronavirus lockdown?

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg said private social media platforms "shouldn't be the arbiter of truth of everything that people say online"

Facebook In Turmoil Over Refusal To Police Trump's Posts

Facebook in turmoil over refusal to police Trump's posts

English racing's resumption after being suspended for over two months due to the coronavirus pandemic was like the first day at a new school Mark Spincer Managing Director of the company that operates Newcastle racecourse told AFP

Racing Passes Its Exam On Coronavirus Return

Racing passes its exam on coronavirus return

Moe Myint May Thu has been wowing people in Myanmar with her cooking skills

'Little Chef' Charms Myanmar With Lockdown Cooking Classes

'Little Chef' charms Myanmar with lockdown cooking classes

Protesters jump on a street sign near a burning barricade during a demonstration against the death of George Floyd near the White House on May 31, 2020

Autopsy Finds Cop Suffocated Black Man As US Braces For More Fury

Autopsy finds cop suffocated black man as US braces for more fury

Several US cities have been placed under curfew after days of violent demonstrations, which have fanned concerns about a fresh spike in virus infections just as the country was trying to emerge from lockdown

Global Stocks Rise Despite Protests, US-China Tensions

Global stocks rise despite protests, US-China tensions

A Somali-American man injured when protesters clashed with police during demonstrations against the death of George Floyd in Minneapolis on May 27, 2020 -- African refugees have joined the protests against racism

In Minneapolis, African Refugees See American Dream In Tatters

In Minneapolis, African refugees see American dream in tatters

The newest Ebola outbreak is the 11th in the Democratic Republic of Congo since 1976

DR Congo Reports Fresh Ebola Outbreak

DR Congo reports fresh Ebola outbreak

Police charge a barricade in the street during a demonstration against the death of George Floyd near the White House

US Foes Delight In Criticizing US As Protests Flare

US foes delight in criticizing US as protests flare

Touch-free transactions are one of several trends that may be here to stay post-pandemic.

Preparing For The Next Normal: 4 Trends Affecting Small Business

While no one fully knows how everything will play out post-COIVD-19, there are four transformative trends that SMBs will need to prepare to navigate through.

Pigeon racing is returning in England after the coronavirus lockdown

Racing Leads The Way As Elite Sport Returns To Britain

Racing leads the way as elite sport returns to Britain

A sustained period of time with your office technology turned off and unused means that preparations must be made prior to reopening your doors.

How To Do ERP During COVID-19: A SelectHub Seminar

Enterprise Resource System (ERP) selection is always challenging, but even more so during COVID-19. This SelectHub seminar addresses the issue for SMB.

Greek officials say housing must be secured on the mainland for vulnerable asylum seekers, some shown here arriving in Piraeus from the islands

Thousands Face Homelessness In Greek Refugee Relocation Push

Thousands face homelessness in Greek refugee relocation push

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