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The drive-in festival gets around social distancing measures as the audience remains in their car

French Cinemas Get Heated Over Lockdown Drive-in

French cinemas get heated over lockdown drive-in

Greek farms attract many thousands of seasonal workers every year

Greece Eases Border Lockdown To Bring Harvest In

Greece eases border lockdown to bring harvest in

Ireland has launched the first step of what is planned as a five-stage process of easing the lockdown in place since March

Ireland Cautiously Begins To Lift Virus Lockdown

Ireland cautiously begins to lift virus lockdown

Bayern Munich substitutes wearing protective face masks maintain social distance during Sunday's 2-0 win at Union Berlin.

German League Restart Draws Global Audiences - But Players Reminded To Keep Distance

German league restart draws global audiences - but players reminded to keep distance

China's Xi Jinping said China supports a 'comprehensive evaluation' of the global response to the pandemic, and that it should be led by the WHO

Xi Defends China's Virus Response, Offers Vaccine When Ready

Xi defends China's virus response, offers vaccine when ready

Hand sanitizer available for clients and tables set apart are part of the rules for reopening in Milan

Restaurants Reopen In Parts Of Europe, But No Mad Rush

Restaurants reopen in parts of Europe, but no mad rush

A Huawei employee wearing a facemask walks inside the company's headquarters in Shenzhen, in China's southern Guangdong province

Huawei Says 'Survival' At Stake After US Chip Restrictions

Huawei says 'survival' at stake after US chip restrictions

Trump has criticised Ghebreyesus as too close to China

WHO Chief Tedros In The Eye Of The Storm

WHO chief Tedros in the eye of the storm

Amiram Ben-Uliel, a Jewish settler, was found guilty of having committed an arson attack that killed a Palestinian toddler and his parents

Israel Court Convicts Settler Of Palestinian Arson Murders

Israel court convicts settler of Palestinian arson murders

Map of Afghanistan locating car bomb attack in Ghazni on Monday.

Taliban Claims Afghan Bomb Attack, Demands Prisoner Release

Taliban claims Afghan bomb attack, demands prisoner release

Anthem bill sparks new clashes in Hong Kong legislature

Hong Kong Activists Charged As Clashes Erupt In Legislature

Hong Kong activists charged as clashes erupt in legislature

India, the world's biggest producer of jackfruit, is capitalising on its growing popularity as a "superfood" meat alternative -- touted by chefs from San Francisco to London for its pork-like texture when unripe

India's 'Superfood' Jackfruit Goes Global

India's 'superfood' jackfruit goes global

Men dig a grave at a cemetery in the Nicaraguan capital Managua

'Express Burials' Hide True COVID-19 Picture In Nicaragua

'Express burials' hide true COVID-19 picture in Nicaragua

Hong Kong fans hold up signs that read "Boo" in 2015 during China's national anthem before a qualifying match for the 2018 World Cup at Mong Kok stadium in Hong Kong

Defeat, Riots And Recriminations: China Football's Darkest Day

Defeat, riots and recriminations: China football's darkest day

Much of Mexico has run out of beer after factories producing liquor and beer were shut down, along with other non-essential firms

Mexicans Dying From Adulterated Alcohol As Beer Runs Dry

Mexicans dying from adulterated alcohol as beer runs dry

Two women enjoy a drink in the grass in London's Hyde Park, opened for the first time in months

US Faces Severe Economic Downturn As Virus Tolls Fall In Hardest-hit Europe

US faces severe economic downturn as virus tolls fall in hardest-hit Europe

The European Mountain Village Championship is due to return its origins in the Swiss alpine village of Gspon, at an altitute of around 2,000 metres

In Rarefied Air... Mountain Villagers To Lace Up Boots For Euro 2020

In rarefied air... mountain villagers to lace up boots for Euro 2020

COVID-19 has killed more than 310,000 people worldwide and caused devastating economic damage

WHO To Kick Off International Meet Amid US-China Tensions

WHO to kick off international meet amid US-China tensions

While US unemployment could peak at 20 to 25 percent, a level not seen since the 1930s, Federal Reserve Board Chairman Jerome Powell said he remains confident the country will avoid another depression

US Facing Severe Crisis, But Not A Depression: Fed's Powell

US facing severe crisis, but not a depression: Fed's Powell

Ryan Driscoll, 26, says he is enduring a lot of "stress and anxiety" while stuck aboard the Seabourn Odyssey, anchored off Barbados -- he has been at sea for nearly three months

For Cruise Crew Members Stuck At Sea, Mental Strain Is Huge

For cruise crew members stuck at sea, mental strain is huge

The virus has hit Japanese consumption

Japan Slides Into Recession -- With Forecasts Of Worse To Come

Japan slides into recession -- with forecasts of worse to come

White House Trade and Manufacturing Policy Director Peter Navarro -- pictured on March 22, 2020 -- has accused China of crippling the US economy

CDC 'Let The Country Down' On Coronavirus Testing: White House

CDC 'let the country down' on coronavirus testing: White House

UN secretary general Antonio Guterres said Rohingya found adrift in the Bay of Bengal should be sent to refugee camps in the country's southeast

Move Rohingya On Bangladesh Island To Refugee Camps: UN Chief

Move Rohingya on Bangladesh island to refugee camps: UN chief

In a Sunday newspaper article, Prime Minister Boris Johnson acknowledged that some people were having trouble adapting to the restrictions imposed by the measures take to tackle the virus, even after they were loosened last week

UK Govt Boosts Vaccine Funding As Daily Virus Deaths Fall

UK govt boosts vaccine funding as daily virus deaths fall

Beaches are open again across much of France as the country eases its coronavirus restrictions

German Giants Return To Football As Spain, UK Death Rates Fall

German giants return to football as Spain, UK death rates fall

The coalition government was agreed last month between veteran right-wing Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, left, and his centrist rival-turned-ally Benny Gantz, a former army chief

Israel Swears In Unity Govt, PM Insists On West Bank Annexation

Israel swears in unity govt, PM insists on West Bank annexation

Afghanistan President Ashraf Ghani (left) and Abdullah Abdulla pictured in 2015

Afghan President Ghani And Rival Abdullah Sign Power-sharing Deal

Afghan President Ghani and rival Abdullah sign power-sharing deal

The AfD's strength is waning as that of Merkel is on the rise

Germany's Far-right AfD Weakened By Infighting, Virus Fears

Germany's far-right AfD weakened by infighting, virus fears

At least 800,000 people -- Tutsis but also moderate Hutus -- were slaughtered over 100 days by ethnic Hutu extremists during the 1994 Rwandan genocide

France A Sought-after Country For Rwandan Genocide Suspects

France a sought-after country for Rwandan genocide suspects

The only remaining photo of Choi Jung-hwa, one of more than 70 South Koreans who disappeared during the Gwangju Uprising in 1980

Trauma Endures Of South Korea's Gwangju Uprising

Trauma endures of South Korea's Gwangju Uprising

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