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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

Detroit's 'Big Three' are scheduled to resume manufacturing after shutting plants in March due to the coronavirus

Factory Workers Wary As Detroit's 'Big 3' Begins To Motor Back Up

Factory workers wary as Detroit's 'Big 3' begins to motor back up

Amazon warehouses have been the site of worker protests as the company's role to meet consumer demands during the pandemic has risen

Amazon Hit From All Sides As Crisis Highlights Growing Power

Amazon hit from all sides as crisis highlights growing power

Steve Linick, who was fired as the State Department's inspector general, departs the US Capitol in October 2019

US Democrats Launch Probe Into Ouster Of State Dept Watchdog

US Democrats launch probe into ouster of State Dept watchdog

The Balearic island of Mallorca is one of the most popular holiday destinations for German tourists

Tensions Rise As Germans Clamour To Return To Mallorcan Homes

Tensions rise as Germans clamour to return to Mallorcan homes

A cafe stands empty in the Tunisian village of Sidi Bou Said, where streets are usually filled with tourists at this time of year

Coronavirus Crisis Punctures Tunisia Tourism Rebound

Coronavirus crisis punctures Tunisia tourism rebound

Leaders 'Aren't Even Pretending To Be In Charge': Obama

Leaders 'aren't even pretending to be in charge': Obama

President Donald Trump, seen at a May 15, 2020, White House briefing, generally refuses to wear a mask to protect against the coronavirus, despite the advice of the medical experts around him

Tiffs Over Mask-wearing, Common On The Ground, Trouble Airlines Too

Tiffs over mask-wearing, common on the ground, trouble airlines too

British inventor James Dyson, founder of the Dyson company, topped the Sunday Times rich list for the first time

2020 List Of UK's Richest Shows First Fall In Wealth In Decade

2020 list of UK's richest shows first fall in wealth in decade

Around 800,000 people were slaughtered over 100 days

France Arrests Fugitive 'Financier' Of Rwanda Genocide

France arrests fugitive 'financier' of Rwanda genocide

The protests have swelled in recent weeks to gatherings of thousands in major German cities

Alarm In Germany As 'Corona Demos' Take Off

Alarm in Germany as 'corona demos' take off

Bayern Munich forward Thomas Mueller wearing a face mask on the way to team training.

All Eyes On Germany As Bundesliga Football Returns

All eyes on Germany as Bundesliga football returns

The marchers rallied despite a ban on public gatherings during the coronavirus pandemic, singing songs linked to the anti-Nazi struggle

Bosnian Protests At Mass For Croatia's Pro-Nazi WWII Regime

Bosnian protests at Mass for Croatia's pro-Nazi WWII regime

A Borussia Dortmund worker wears a mask outside the Signal Iduna Park stadium before the team face Schalke 04 as the Bundesliga resumes

It's TV At Home As German Football Returns With 'Ghost Games'

It's TV at home as German football returns with 'ghost games'

Migrant workers and their families wait for transport back to their home towns

30 Migrant Workers Killed In India Lockdown Crashes

30 migrant workers killed in India lockdown crashes

Governments and private companies around the world -- like Sinovac Biotech in Beijing, seen here -- are working to develop a vaccine for the novel coronavirus

Football Returns, Beaches Reopen As Europe Eases Lockdown

Football returns, beaches reopen as Europe eases lockdown

A study has revealed that deprivation, age and chronic liver disease increase the risk of catching coronavirus

Income Key Factor In Coronavirus Cases: Study

People living in the most deprived areas of Britain are more than four times likelier to test positive for COVID-19 than those living in the richest neighborhoods, new research showed Saturday.

The state-run Lokmanya Tilak hospital has become a byword for the stunning failure of Mumbai to cope with the pandemic

No Beds, Packed Morgues: Mumbai Hospitals Near Collapse

No beds, packed morgues: Mumbai hospitals near collapse

Things turned frosty with the election of current president Tsai Ing-wen in 2016

Why Is Taiwan Excluded From The WHO?

Why is Taiwan excluded from the WHO?

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and her Democrats passed a record $3 trillion coronavirus rescue package but the Republican-controlled Senate is unlikely to take up the legislation, and series of negotiations is expected

Huge Virus Recovery Bill Clears US House, Fate Uncertain In Senate

Huge virus recovery bill clears US House, fate uncertain in Senate

Major financial districts such as London's Canary Wharf and La Defense in Paris remain extremely quiet, even as governments lift coronavirus restrictions

Remote Working Set To Stay Post Pandemic

Remote working set to stay post pandemic

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