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Protesters hold up their fists as flames rise behind them in Minneapolis, Minnesota, during a protest over the death of African American George Floyd in police custody

Clashes Outside White House As US Cities Under Curfew

Clashes outside White House as US cities under curfew

Pro-democracy protesters gather during a rally at a shopping mall in Hong Kong on June 1, 2020. China has accused Washington of double standards in how it has views action by protesters in HK and the US

China Threatens To 'Counter-attack' US Over Hong Kong Curbs

China threatens to 'counter-attack' US over Hong Kong curbs

The mood in Britain is clearly improving as the number of daily deaths drops

Debates Rage In Britain As Some Children Go Back To School

Debates rage in Britain as some children go back to school

The European Central Bank meeting is the first since a German Constitutional Court ruling on a massive bond-buyng scheme launched in 2015

ECB Expected To Pump Up Eurozone Support As Pandemic Persists

ECB expected to pump up eurozone support as pandemic persists

US President Donald Trump has cut ties with the World Health Organization over its handling of the coronavirus pandemic

Brazil Virus Toll Surges, Pope Address After 3 Months

Brazil virus toll surges, Pope address after 3 months

In this still image taken from NASA TV, NASA astronauts Bob Behnken (front) and Doug Hurley reach orbit on May 30, 2020, after launching from Kennedy Space Center in Florida

US Astronauts Enter Space Station In Milestone Mission

US astronauts enter space station in milestone mission

Kashmiri residents watch from their window near the site of a gun battle between suspected militants and Indian government forces on May 19, 2020 in the main city of Srinagar

India Expels Pakistan Embassy Officials For Alleged Spying

India expels Pakistan embassy officials for alleged spying

Worshippers pray at the Prophet's Mosque in the holy city of Medina after Saudi authorities allowed it to reopen at 40 percent capacity

Masks And No Ablution: Saudis Flock To Reopened Mosques

Masks and no ablution: Saudis flock to reopened mosques

Dozens of worshippers in protective masks were let into the compound in the early hours, ahead of the first prayers of the day

Jerusalem's Al-Aqsa Mosque Reopens After Two Months Amid Tensions

Jerusalem's Al-Aqsa mosque reopens after two months amid tensions

The economic devastation unleashed by the coronavirus has put intense pressure on Thailand's poor, like motorcycle rickshaw driver Thanapat Noidee (R)

Walls Close In On Thailand's Poorest As Virus Shrivels Economy

Walls close in on Thailand's poorest as virus shrivels economy

Iranian Parliament speaker Mohammad-Bagher Ghalibaf (C) chairing a parliament session in the capital Tehran

Iran Says US Talks 'Futile', Denounces Black American's Death

Iran says US talks 'futile', denounces black American's death

Until now astronauts have all trained at Star City outside Moscow and blasted off from Baikonur launchpad in Kazakhstan

For Russia, SpaceX Success Is 'Wakeup Call'

For Russia, SpaceX success is 'wakeup call'

For Zimbabwean farmers like Benard Chinyemba (L), 60, a qualified mechanical engineer who was offered a farm during Zimbabwe's land reform, the programme is a success

Two Decades On, Zimbabwe Takes Stock Of Mugabe Land Reform Legacy

Two decades on, Zimbabwe takes stock of Mugabe land reform legacy

Boris Kupriyanov co-founded Falanster, one of Russia's most famous independent bookshops

Russian Small Businesses Reopen To Uncertain Future

Russian small businesses reopen to uncertain future

US President Donald Trump, pictured May 30, has said he would like to invite Russia, South Korea, Australia and IndiaÂ to join an expanded summit in the fall

Trump Says He Will Delay G7 Summit and Invite Other Countries

Trump says he will delay G7 summit and invite other countries

Latin America's biggest airline, the Brazilian-Chilean group LATAM, filed for bankruptcy in the US in May, after which its shares plunged 35 percent in the Santiago stock exchange

Latin America's Stricken Airlines Facing Long Haul To Recovery

Latin America's stricken airlines facing long haul to recovery

Journalists at Russia's top liberal business daily Vedomosti say they were barred from covering negative opinion polls of President Vladimir Putin

Spectre Of Oil Giant Rosneft Looms Over Russian Independent Media

Spectre of oil giant Rosneft looms over Russian independent media

South Africa had already slipped into recession in the final quarter of 2019 before the virus arrived

South Africa Leader Faces Thorny Test Over Virus Lockdown

South Africa leader faces thorny test over virus lockdown

If businesses shuttered by the pandemic close permanently, economists warn US workers could end up pushed into lower-wage jobs

US Workers Face An Unequal Future When Virus Recedes

US workers face an unequal future when virus recedes

The complete switch to biomass is said to be only a year away

UK Electricity Plant Nears Full Switch Away From Coal

UK electricity plant nears full switch away from coal

The flag of the UN outside the New York headquarters of the world body, seen in a photo taken on September 23, 2019

Growing US-China Rivalry Seen Fueling UN Paralysis Amid Virus Crisis

Growing US-China rivalry seen fueling UN paralysis amid virus crisis

SpaceX's Falcon 9 rocket in the background as dolphins swim in a lagoon near Launch Pad 39A at the Kennedy Space Center in Florida

NASA Astronauts Head For ISS On Historic SpaceX Flight

NASA astronauts head for ISS on historic SpaceX flight

English racing resumes at Newcastle where two-time Arc de Triomphe champion Enable won her first race back in November 2016

Racing Under Starters Orders On Road To Redemption

Racing under starters orders on road to redemption

Bayern Munich's Canadian midfielder Alphonso Davies (C) clocked 35.4 km/h in Saturday's 5-0 league win over Fortuna Duesseldorf.

'Road Runner' Davies Dazzles As Flick Betters Guardiola's Bayern Record

'Road Runner' Davies dazzles as Flick betters Guardiola's Bayern record

On the way back - British horse racing will be the first major sport to resume its season after the UK government paved the way for the return of competitive action

UK Government Hails 'Sporting Recovery' As Live Events Get Go-ahead

UK government hails 'sporting recovery' as live events get go-ahead

Just hours before the bomb blast killed a TV journalist in central Kabul, Afghanistan's former chief executive Abdullah Abdullah said his team was positioned to start dialogue with the Taliban

Afghan Reporter Killed As Govt Says Ready For Taliban Dialogue

Afghan reporter killed as govt says ready for Taliban dialogue

Un manifestant devant un bÃ¢timent incendie dans la ville amÃ©ricaine de Minneapolis dans la nuit du 29 au 30 mai 2020

Violence Divides Protesters, As 'Chaos' Grips Minneapolis

Violence divides protesters, as 'chaos' grips Minneapolis

The EU and Britain have until the end of the year to reach a deal on future ties

Bad Tempered Post-Brexit Talks Enter Crucial Phase

Bad tempered post-Brexit talks enter crucial phase

Public bathhouses in Japan are gradually reopening from virus lockdowns

Japanese Bathhouses Awash With Post-lockdown Customers

Japanese bathhouses awash with post-lockdown customers

There are estimated to be about 90 otters in Singapore, making up 10 families, and appearances at popular tourist sites around the city-state's downtown waterfront had transformed them into local celebrities

Singapore Otters' Lockdown Antics Spark Backlash

Singapore otters' lockdown antics spark backlash

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