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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

A picture released by German migrant rescue NGO Sea-Eye shows an operation to rescue people in distress off the Libyan coast in April

Fears Mount Over Migrants Dying 'Out Of Sight' In Mediterranean

Fears mount over migrants dying 'out of sight' in Mediterranean

Shuttered ticket sales windows at the Halliwell Jones Stadium in Warrington, northern England

Rugby League: A Sport At The Beating Heart Of Communities

Rugby league: a sport at the beating heart of communities

World number one Rory McIlroy, left, of Northern Ireland and American Dustin Johnson will team up for a skins game Sunday that will raise $3 million for coronavirus relief charities

US Sport Edges Back From Virus Shutdown With Golf, Auto Events

US sport edges back from virus shutdown with golf, auto events

Saudi Arabia has announced a tripling of its value added tax from July and halted a monthly allowance to state employees from next month as oil prices collapse

Saudis Reel From Austerity Drive After Oil-rich 'Magic Decade'

Saudis reel from austerity drive after oil-rich 'magic decade'

Wall Street

Pandemic Delays Arrival Of The Young Wolves Of Wall Street

Pandemic delays arrival of the young wolves of Wall Street

US officials warn that Chinese hackers are looking to steal coronavirus vaccine research

Global Virus Vaccine Race Heats Up, But Not Without Controversy

Global virus vaccine race heats up, but not without controversy

A new cluster of cases has sparked mass coronavirus testing in the central Chinese city of Wuhan

Fresh Test For Wuhan As Cluster Sparks Mass Virus Screening

Fresh test for Wuhan as cluster sparks mass virus screening

With much of its fleet idled in the wake of coronavirus shutdowns, Delta announced additional cost-cutting measures

Delta Hints At Job Cuts As It Retires The Boeing 777

Delta hints at job cuts as it retires the Boeing 777

A Chilean Air Force doctor checking the temperature of personnel at the Eduardo Frei Antarctic base on the Fildes Peninsula, on May 10, 2020

Antarctica's Splendid Isolation Keeps Coronavirus At Bay

Antarctica's splendid isolation keeps coronavirus at bay

Armed demonstrators protest stay-at-home orders in Lansing, Michigan on May 14, 2020

Protests, Court Rulings: Anti-lockdown Push Turns Partisan In US

Protests, court rulings: anti-lockdown push turns partisan in US

President Donald Trump has for weeks accused China of concealing the true scale of the coronavirus outbreak on its territory, allowing it to spread unchecked across the globe

Trump Threatens China Ties, Says In No Mood For Xi Talks

Trump threatens China ties, says in no mood for Xi talks

World Trade Organization (WTO) Director General Roberto Azevedo had announced plans to personally lead negotiations to solve the impasse

WTO Chief To Step Down Early As Global Economic Crisis Rages

WTO chief to step down early as global economic crisis rages

The Kremlin this week began easing a national lockdown to slow the spread of the virus, despite the steady rise in infections; President Vladimir Putin is pictured in Novo-Ogaryovo outside Moscow

Putin Says Virus Crisis Easing As New Cases Fall Below 10,000

Putin says virus crisis easing as new cases fall below 10,000

Data on first-time filings for jobless benefits show 36.5 million US jobs have been destroyed since the onset of the pandemic

Jobless Data Show Economic Pain As Trump Eyes US Reopening

Jobless data show economic pain as Trump eyes US reopening

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu (L) and his former rival Benny Gantz agree on a new coalition government putting an end to Israel's longest political crisis

Israel Delays Swearing-in Of Unity Government Until Sunday

Israel delays swearing-in of unity government until Sunday

The French government cried foul over plans by top pharma group Sanofi to give the US priority in the allocation of any successful coronavirus vaccine

France Cries Foul As Sanofi Says US To Get Virus Vaccine First

France cries foul as Sanofi says US to get virus vaccine first

Jerome Powell's warning over the outlook for the economy and fears over a possible second wave of infections have overshadowed an easing of lockdowns in several countries

Stocks Sink On Second Virus Wave Fear, US Jobs

Stocks sink on second virus wave fear, US jobs

Roberto Azevedo helped secure deals by World Trade Organization members but recent years have been difficult with a US administration hostile to multilateral efforts

Azevedo: Brazilian WTO Boss Gets Seven-year Itch

Azevedo: Brazilian WTO boss gets seven-year itch

Daniel Ricciardo will swap Renault for McLaren next season

'It's A Dream': Sainz To Succeed Vettel At Ferrari As Ricciardo Heads To McLaren

'It's a dream': Sainz to succeed Vettel at Ferrari as Ricciardo heads to McLaren

Activists fear the pandemic is being exploited by Europe's strongmen leaders as a pretext to further erode civil liberties

For Europe's Strongmen, Pandemic Is Opportunity And Risk

For Europe's strongmen, pandemic is opportunity and risk

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