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Girls are seen practicing at Haiti's national football training center in Croix-des-Bouquets, outside the capital Port-au-Prince -- and now at the center of troubling allegations against the country's football federation chief

In Haiti, Football World Backs Federation Boss Accused Of Rape

In Haiti, football world backs federation boss accused of rape

Lebanese Finance Minister Ghazi Wazni tells AFP his crisis-hit country is ready to float the Lebanese pound only after securing billions in aid needed to redress the free falling economy

Lebanon Says Ready To Float Pound Only After Aid Secured

Lebanon says ready to float pound only after aid secured

The EU and Britain have agreed a transition period until the end of December

UK Holds Firm On Brexit Extension

UK holds firm on Brexit extension

A new move by US officials seeks to cut off Chinese tech giant Huawei from semiconductors designed based on US technology

US Seek To Cut Off China's Huawei From Global Chip Suppliers

US seek to cut off China's Huawei from global chip suppliers

Russia's number of confirmed coronavirus dead stands at 2,418, about 10 times less than in European countries with similar infection levels

Russia Launches Virus Antibody Testing, Says Football To Return

Russia launches virus antibody testing, says football to return

Coronavirus lockdowns have upended the German economy, with many firms such as resaurants forced to close

Virus Pushes Germany Into Recession

Virus pushes Germany into recession

British and EU negotiators have until the end of the year to agree on a new basis for ties

Britain, EU In Post-Brexit Trade Talks Stalemate

Britain, EU in post-Brexit trade talks stalemate

Newborn baby, Bibi Amena, was shot in her right leg during attack

Afghan Hospital Attackers 'Came To Kill Mothers': MSF

Afghan hospital attackers 'came to kill mothers': MSF

The three Baltic states had been closed since mid-March to all traffic except commercial cargo and returning citizens

Baltic States Reopen Shared Borders For Travel Bubble

Baltic states reopen shared borders for travel bubble

Mykonos locals hope the Greek government will ease the coronavirus lockdown in time to save the iconic island's crucial tourist industry and fill the normally packed streets with holiday makers again

From Mecca To 'Ghost Town', Mykonos Awaits Tourism Relief

From mecca to 'ghost town', Mykonos awaits tourism relief

Eighteen babies were rescued from the Kabul hospital attacked by gunmen

Headscarves And Bare Hands: Women Deliver Baby During Kabul Hospital Attack

Headscarves and bare hands: women deliver baby during Kabul hospital attack

Carrie Lam spoke in front of a backdrop filled with pictures of violent protests alongside the slogan 'The Truth About Hong Kong'

Hong Kong Police Watchdog Clears Force Over Protest Response

Hong Kong police watchdog clears force over protest response

A sustained period of time with your office technology turned off and unused means that preparations must be made prior to reopening your doors.

Don't Blow A Fuse: A Checklist for Restarting Office Equipment

A sustained period of time with your office technology turned off and unused means that preparations must be made prior to reopening your doors.

The French government has banned alcohol consumption alongside the Seine and the city's canals in a bid to dissuade merrymakers

France Urges Caution As First Post-lockdown Weekend Beckons

France urges caution as first post-lockdown weekend beckons

A handout photograph from the UK Parliament shows Green Party MP Caroline Lucas speaking via video link during Prime Minister's Questions in the House of Commons in London.

UK Parliament Eyes Return To Old Ways After Digital Flirtation

UK parliament eyes return to old ways after digital flirtation

Racing to find a coronavirus vaccine

5 Things To Know About Sanofi

5 things to know about Sanofi

South African craft beer makers have joined an effort to provide soup for thousands of people who have lost incomes owing to the coronavirus pandemic

S.African Brewery Vats Become Soup Pots To Feed Needy

S.African brewery vats become soup pots to feed needy

Excess deaths in the United States since early January, and details of excess deaths in New York

Mortality Rates Hint At Even Higher Coronavirus Death Toll

Mortality rates hint at even higher coronavirus death toll

Austria's Foreign Minister and leader of Austria's centre-right People's Party (OeVP) Sebastian Kurz was buffeted by a graft scandal a year ago

One Year After Ibiza Scandal, Austria's Kurz Rides High

One year after Ibiza scandal, Austria's Kurz rides high

Wong Mei-ying knows social-distancing is almost impossible in the Hong Kong flat she shares with 12 other people

Self-distancing A Pipe Dream In Hong Kong's Cramped 'Cubicle Flats'

Self-distancing a pipe dream in Hong Kong's cramped 'cubicle flats'

Protesters are bidding to save a government building adorned with Picasso murals in Oslo

Last-ditch Bid To Save Oslo Building With Picasso Murals

Last-ditch bid to save Oslo building with Picasso murals

Lula accused President Jair Bolsonaro of steering Brazil toward "chaos" with his calls to reopen the economy despite the coronavirus pandemic

Lula Fears 'Genocide' In Brazil Under Bolsonaro

Lula fears 'genocide' in Brazil under Bolsonaro

Shop owner Mudaver Uygur shows the book where he notes money owed him by costumers -- wealthier ones have stepped into the breach to pay off debts worth hundreds of dollars in some cases

Erdogan Attacks Opposition Mayors Over Virus Aid

Erdogan attacks opposition mayors over virus aid

The improvement in industrial production could be derailed if external demand does no pick up, analysts warn

China Industrial Output Sees Shock Growth But Consumers Stay Wary

China's industrial output returned to growth for the first time this year in April, official data showed Friday.

The prayers of a lucky few drinkers have been answered with the release of a new batch of perhaps the world's best and most exclusive beer

Belgian Drinkers' Faith Rewarded As Monks Get Beer Out

Belgian drinkers' faith rewarded as monks get beer out

A man disinfects an empty supermarket in Dakar

African E-commerce Firms Get Coronavirus Boost

African e-commerce firms get coronavirus boost

Lucian Cojocaru, a volunteer from "Casa Buna" (The Good Home) NGO, shows a Romanian schoolgirl and her mother how to use a desktop computer, aiding their access to home schooling during the pandemic

With Few Computers, Romania And Bulgaria Face Homeschool Hurdles

With few computers, Romania and Bulgaria face homeschool hurdles

A human footprint dated to between 19,100 and 5,760 years ago at the Engare Sero site, south of Tanzania's Lake Natron

Making Tracks: Ancient Footprints Shed Light On Early Humans

Making tracks: ancient footprints shed light on early humans

Researchers warned that surging hospital admissions for COVID-19 would divert already limited resources to tackle major health issues in the region

Virus Could Infect More Than 200 Mn In Africa: WHO Modelling

Virus could infect more than 200 mn in Africa: WHO modelling

AFP followed an extended family in France under lockdown, to chart how they fared through the unprecedented upheaval of family life for eight weeks

Close, Yet Apart: Diary Of A Family Under Lockdown

Close, yet apart: Diary of a family under lockdown

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