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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

French Sports daily L'Equipe has suffered badly with the loss of competition at home and around the world

Advertising Slump During Virus Crisis Hits Media Jobs

Advertising slump during virus crisis hits media jobs

The plant taking Africa by storm originated in China

Madagascar's 'Green Gold' Against COVID-19 Seeks Nod Beyond Africa

Madagascar's 'green gold' against COVID-19 seeks nod beyond Africa

France's secret service is looking to recruit 'geeks' who are connected to new technology

French Spies Seek 'Geeks Not Bond' To Lead Cybersecurity Battle

French spies seek 'geeks not Bond' to lead cybersecurity battle

Saudi-made Ramadan television series 'Exit-7' has ignited controversy for promoting what critics call normalisation of Arab ties with Israel

Saudi Ramadan TV Dramas Invite Scrutiny Of Israel Ties

Saudi Ramadan TV dramas invite scrutiny of Israel ties

The coronavirus may have grounded passenger planes -- but that means more demand for those carrying out aircraft maintenance, repair and general overhaul at Teruel Airport in northeastern Spain

Virus Is Good News For One Spanish Airport

Virus is good news for one Spanish airport

A Cypriot schoolgirl undergoes a swab test for the coronavirus on her first day back at school in the capital Nicosia after the lifting of a two-month lockdown

Cyprus Ends Virus Lockdown But Airports Stay Shut

Cyprus ends virus lockdown but airports stay shut

How you spend and account for a Paycheck Protection Program loan determines if you will be granted forgiveness for it.

How to Get Your PPP Loan Forgiven

How you spend and account for a Paycheck Protection Program loan determines if you'll be granted forgiveness for it. Here's how to get a PPP loan forgiven.

Former Nissan chief Carlos Ghosn in Beirut January 8, 2020 after fleeing from Japana

Japan To Seek Extradition Of Alleged Ghosn Accomplices Held In US

Japan to seek extradition of alleged Ghosn accomplices held in US

Turds in the suburbs: Aussie authorities are unrolling a vast programme of sewage testing this week in the hope of finding hidden clusters of the virus

Aussie Sewers A Frontline In Bid To Flush Out Coronavirus

Aussie sewers a frontline in bid to flush out coronavirus

Transgender people in Pakistan are known as 'khawajasiras' or 'hijras' -- an umbrella term denoting a third sex that includes transgender women and cross-dressers

Virus Pushes Pakistan's Transgender Dancers Out Of Their Homes

Virus pushes Pakistan's transgender dancers out of their homes

Huawei's growing 'European village' in houses 25,000 staff and has several train stations named after European cities such as Paris and Bologna

Huawei's Ambitions Unbowed Despite US Pressure

Huawei's ambitions unbowed despite US pressure

French police, wearing protective masks against the coronavirus, with young migrants picked up off Calais as they tried to get to Britain by boat

Migrant Boat Crossings To UK Surge During Virus Lockdown

Migrant boat crossings to UK surge during virus lockdown

Empty stands are an unwelcome sight for fans and players

Piped Noise, Robots And Sex Dolls: What Happens In Stadiums Without Fans

Piped noise, robots and sex dolls: what happens in stadiums without fans

Like many other airlines, most of Lufthansa's fleet is grounded due to the coronavirus pandemic

Lufthansa Confirms In Talks With Berlin On $10 Bn Rescue

Lufthansa confirms in talks with Berlin on $10 bn rescue

In a large street market in Damascus, customers perused stalls days ahead of the Eid al-Fitr holiday, which marks the end of the Islamic holy month of Ramadan

Syrians Turn To Flea Markets For Frugal Eid Al-Fitr

Syrians turn to flea markets for frugal Eid al-Fitr

Brazil's President Jair Bolsonaro, pictured (center, in blue) on May 17 2020, shares his US counterpart's tendency to disregard scientific evidence that contradicts him

Bolsonaro Bets Big On 'Right-wing' Drug Against Virus

Bolsonaro bets big on 'right-wing' drug against virus

Fadia Khalil, a 22-year-old member of the Iraqi National Symphony Orchestra, plays violin on the roof of her house in Baghdad

In Baghdad's New Ramadan Rhythm, Calls To Pray And Keep COVID-19 Away

In Baghdad's new Ramadan rhythm, calls to pray and keep COVID-19 away

Legendary photographer Sebastiao Salgado warns the Amazon's indigenous peoples face a "genocide" if the Brazilian government does not do more to protect them from the coronavirus

A World Redrawn: Virus A 'Genocide' Threat For Amazon, Warns Salgado

A world redrawn: virus a 'genocide' threat for Amazon, warns Salgado

Brazil is emerging as a new virus hotspot in Latin America

WHO Reports Record Virus Cases As Trump Proposes Face-to-face G7 Summit

WHO reports record virus cases as Trump proposes face-to-face G7 summit

The WHO's chief Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus said that on May 19, 2020 (pictured), there were "106,000 cases reported to WHO -- the most in a single day since the outbreak began"

WHO Records Highest Daily Number Of COVID-19 Cases

WHO records highest daily number of COVID-19 cases

US President Donald Trump initially wanted to hold the G7 summit at one of his own resorts

Trump Says G7 Summit Could Happen In Person At Camp David

Trump says G7 summit could happen in person at Camp David

Cuban men wearing face masks transport food on their carts in the town of Bahia Honda - the country's economy is suffering due to the coronavirus crisis

Cuba Seeks Delay In Debt Repayment To 2022: Diplomats

Cuba seeks delay in debt repayment to 2022: diplomats

A worker (pictured May 18, 2020) wearing a protective mask cleans a divider made of plexiglass at the entrance of the Acropolis in Athens amid the pandemic of the novel coronavirus

Greece To Restart Tourism Mid-June, International Flights July 1

Greece to restart tourism mid-June, international flights July 1

The home of Michael and Peter Taylor is viewed in Harvard, Massachusetts on May 20, 2020

The US Father-son Duo Accused Of Masterminding Ghosn's Japan Escape

The US father-son duo accused of masterminding Ghosn's Japan escape

For most summer businesses, the one thing owners say they can be certain of is uncertainty.

How Summer Small Businesses Can Open Safely

Most small companies that depend on summer business must grapple with how to make their places COVID-19 safe. Here is how some are doing it.

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