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Beijing has made clear it wants new security legislation passed after Hong Kong was rocked by massive and sometimes violent pro-democracy protests last year

Outrage In Hong Kong As China Pushes Security Law

Outrage in Hong Kong as China pushes security law

Skulls of victims at the Genocide Memorial in the Rwandan capital Kigali

Rwanda Genocide Suspect Bizimana Dead: UN Tribunal

Rwanda genocide suspect Bizimana dead: UN tribunal

Amphan left many injured

South Asia Cyclone Death Toll Passes 100

South Asia cyclone death toll passes 100

Supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei lashed out at Western governments and their Arab "puppets" for supporting the Jewish state, in his first ever speech marking Quds (Jerusalem) Day, Iran's annual show of solidarity with the Palestinians

Iran's Khamenei: Fight To 'Liberate Palestine' Is 'Islamic Duty'

Iran's Khamenei: fight to 'liberate Palestine' is 'Islamic duty'

Borrowing has soared as Britain offers unprecedented financial support to businesses, including paying up to 80 percent of workers' wages

UK Sales Dive, Borrowing Soars On Virus Lockdown

UK sales dive, borrowing soars on virus lockdown

From humble beginnings, Pac-Man became the most successful video game of all time

Gobble Gobble: Pac-Man Turns 40

Gobble gobble: Pac-Man turns 40

US President Donald Trump -- seen here touring a Ford plant in Michigan -- says it's time for the country to reopen, especially churches

Trump Urges US Reopening As China Premier Warns Of Challenges

Trump urges US reopening as China premier warns of challenges

Chinese Premier Li Keqiang told officials at all levels to 'tighten their belts'

No Annual Growth Target For Virus-hit China, A First In Years

Before the pandemic, Beijing was widely expected to announce a growth target of around six percent this year.

Volunteers wait to help with disinfection at the Santa Marta favela in Rio de Janeiro in April 2020

In Brazil, COVID-19 Hitting Young People Harder

In Brazil, COVID-19 hitting young people harder

"It just wasn't to be": Moeen Ali is bowled by Tim Southee to reduce England to 23-8 in Auckland in 2018, but some late hitting ensured New Zealand kept their embarrassing record all-time low Test score of 26 all out

26 All Out: The Nightmare That Still Haunts New Zealand Cricket

26 all out: the nightmare that still haunts New Zealand cricket

Increasing numbers of Poles are leaving jobs in the city to make cheese in the country

In Polish Lake Region, City Folk Becoming Cheesemakers

In Polish lake region, city folk becoming cheesemakers

The oil price is burning a bit more brightly than a month ago

Are Oil Prices Over The Worst Of The Crisis?

The commodity tanked for the first time into negative territory in April, plagued by demand-destroying coronavirus, chronic oversupply and a Saudi-Russian price war.

Consumers at The Galleria shopping center in Houston, Texas earlier this month after Texas opened malls for up to 25 percent of their capacity

Will COVID-19 Deal US Malls A Mortal Blow?

Will COVID-19 deal US malls a mortal blow?

Mahathir Mohamad, 94, has been trying to stay in shape during Malaysia's coronavirus lockdown

Keeping Fit, Going Hi-tech: Malaysia's Mahathir, 94, In Lockdown

Keeping fit, going hi-tech: Malaysia's Mahathir, 94, in lockdown

Experts say evidence is mounting that other determining factors -- specifically race and income -- play a key role in how the virus chooses its victims

Coronavirus, Race And Income: How The Virus Discriminates

Coronavirus, race and income: how the virus discriminates

Cuban Olympic gold medalist Javier Sotomayor set the world record for high jump at 2.45 meters - a record that still stands - in 1993

A World Redrawn: Dreams Don't End Here, Says Cuba's High Jump Record-holder

A world redrawn: Dreams don't end here, says Cuba's high jump record-holder

In the opening weeks of the lockdown, Nobel prize-winning poet Seamus Heaney's promise of reward for endurance struck a chord across Ireland

Ireland And The Healing Power Of Words In A Time Of Crisis

Ireland and the healing power of words in a time of crisis

Virus testing in Goma, capital of eastern DR Congo's North Kivu province

Coronavirus Fails To Halt Conflict In DR Congo's Powder-keg East

Coronavirus fails to halt conflict in DR Congo's powder-keg east

Indigenous Kaingang leader Kretan Kaingang marches in protest against President Jair Bolsonaro as Brazil's COVID-19 death toll reaches new heights

Brazil Passes 20,000 Virus Deaths After Record 24-hour Toll

Brazil passes 20,000 virus deaths after record 24-hour toll

An inmate receives a virtual visit at Dubai's Al-Awir prison in the United Arab Emirates

Dubai Prison: Virtual Visits And Court Hearing Amid Virus Crisis

Dubai prison: Virtual visits and court hearing amid virus crisis

A child looks on as Sudan's Prime Minister Abdalla Hamdok visits a camp for internally displaced people in North Darfur state in November 2019

Sudan's Bloody Tribal Clashes Threaten Fragile Transition

Sudan's bloody tribal clashes threaten fragile transition

Russia's health ministry predicted a third-quarter decrease of 6.3 percent, and a 5.2 percent decrease in the fourth quarter, with economic activity picking up as coronavirus restrictions are lifted

Russian Economy To Shrink 9.5% In Q2 In Virus Standstill: Minister

Russian economy to shrink 9.5% in Q2 in virus standstill: minister

President Donald Trump said he will pull the United States out of the Open Skies Treaty with Russia, accusing Moscow of breaking its commitments under the defense pact

Trump To Withdraw US From 'Open Skies' Treaty

Trump to withdraw US from 'Open Skies' treaty

Beijing has made clear it wants new security legislation passed after Hong Kong was rocked by massive and sometimes violent pro-democracy protests last year

'This Is The End Of Hong Kong': China Pushes Security Law After Unrest

'This is the end of Hong Kong': China pushes security law after unrest

Latin America has seen infections surge, with Brazil hardest hit

Trump Urges Quicker US Reopening From Virus Lockdown

Trump urges quicker US reopening from virus lockdown

Layoffs caused by the coronavirus in the United States have slowed after hitting their peak in late March, but are still devastating

US Layoffs Surpass 38.6 Mn As Lawmakers Debate Stimulus

US layoffs surpass 38.6 mn as lawmakers debate stimulus

Iran's supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei sent out a series of tweets in support of Palestinians ahead of Jerusalem Day on Friday, an event that is traditionally accompanied by increased tensions

Bitter Israel-Iran Rivalry Takes New Forms Online

Bitter Israel-Iran rivalry takes new forms online

Amphan is pictured in a satellite image taken on May 18

Cyclone Toll Hits 95 As Bangladesh And India Start Mopping Up

Cyclone toll hits 95 as Bangladesh and India start mopping up

Liquor-related enterprises do well during economic downturns.

Good Businesses To Start During COVID-19

If you've always felt an entrepreneurial itch, now may be the time to start a venture. Here are the types of businesses that flourish in tough times like COVID-19.

Employees bury the coffin of a person who died from COVID-19 at the Vila Formosa cemetery, in the outskirts of Sao Paulo, Brazil on May 20, 2020

Brazil's Biggest Cemetery Races To Keep Up With Virus

Brazil's biggest cemetery races to keep up with virus

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