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Israeli soldiers among felled olive trees on lands belonging to Palestinians (unseen) from al-Sawiyah village south of Nablus city in the occupied West Bank earlier this month

Pompeo In Israel For Talks On West Bank Annexations

Pompeo in Israel for talks on West Bank annexations

Under the revised law, adults who have sex with under-16-year-olds will be prosecuted forÂ child sexual abuse or rape regardless of any alleged consent

South Korea Raises Age Of Consent From 13 To 16

South Korea raises age of consent from 13 to 16

A spike of new cases, driven by a cluster in venues in Seoul's Itaewon district -- including several gay clubs -- forced authorities to delay this week's planned re-opening of schools

Seoul Sees Virus Tests Surge After Promising Anonymity

Seoul sees virus tests surge after promising anonymity

Japanese fencer Ryo Miyake won silver in the team foil at the 2012 London Olympics

From Medals To Pedals: Japan Olympic Fencer Turns To Food Delivery

From medals to pedals: Japan Olympic fencer turns to food delivery

China's auto market, the world's biggest, is a key part of the vast economy

China Car Sales Begin Recovery After Virus Plunge

China car sales begin recovery after virus plunge

An obstruction of justice probe was opened after President Jair Bolsonaro fired the Brazilian federal police chief

Brazil's Bolsonaro Denies Blocking Police Probe

Brazil's Bolsonaro denies blocking police probe

3D printers have been used in many parts of the world to quickly help build protective gear for medical personnel

German 3D Printing Buffs Pitch In With Virus-fighting Network

German 3D printing buffs pitch in with virus-fighting network

The videoconferencing revolution is part of a broader shift to digital services

Virus-isolated Silver Surfers Ride A New Tech Wave

Virus-isolated silver surfers ride a new tech wave

Rideshare services like Uber have taken a massive hit as a result of the pandemic, albeit with some hints of a modest rebound as lockdowns ease

Rocky Road Ahead For 'Sharing Economy' Platforms Amid Pandemic

Rocky road ahead for 'sharing economy' platforms amid pandemic

Retired colonel Gabriel de Jesus Rincon admits to having been party to extrajudicial killings during Colombia's six decade armed conflict with left-wing guerrillas

Confessions Of A Colombian Extrajudicial Killer Commander

Confessions of a Colombian extrajudicial killer commander

Egyptian lion tamer Ahsraf el-Helw poses with his lioness Joumana at his home in Cairo

Lion Tamers Live-stream Shows From Cairo Living Room

Lion tamers live-stream shows from Cairo living room

Privacy concerns surrounding the use of technology to fight the coronavirus weigh less heavily in China than in Europe

Green Or Red Light: China Virus App Is Ticket To Everywhere

Green or red light: China virus app is ticket to everywhere

Saudi Arabia has reported the highest number of infections in the Gulf region

Saudi To Enforce Round-the-clock Virus Curfew At Eid

Saudi to enforce round-the-clock virus curfew at Eid

AFPTV filmed doctors like Jaques Sztajnbok (C) in Sao Paulo and other medical workers around the world in action as they battled coronavirus at work and at home

From Hospital To Home, On The Virus Front Line With Medics Around The World

From hospital to home, on the virus front line with medics around the world

Spain's retirement homes have been badly hit by the coronavirus outbreak

113-year-old Spanish Woman Survives Coronavirus

113-year-old Spanish woman survives coronavirus

Deaths from preventable disease in children under five could rise by almost 45 percent over the next six months as the COVID-19 pandemic diverts scarce health resources in developing countries, a UN report says

Surge In Child Mortality Forecast In Pandemic-hit Developing Countries

Surge in child mortality forecast in pandemic-hit developing countries

Manchester City's Raheem Sterling (right) has expressed concern over a quick return for the Premier League

Premier League Players Face Strict New Training Protocols

Premier League players face strict new training protocols

Machu Picchu, the ancient Inca city high in Peru's southeastern Andes

Machu Picchu To Reopen With Free Admission To Peruvians

Machu Picchu to reopen with free admission to Peruvians

Bryan Adams was slammed for comments about how "bat eating" triggered the coronavirus pandemic, which has caused his London hosws to be canceled

Canadian Rocker Bryan Adams Apologizes Over 'Racist' COVID-19 Post

Canadian rocker Bryan Adams apologizes over 'racist' COVID-19 post

Venezuela's President Nicolas Maduro (pictured May 9, 2020) announced he would "renew the 30-day state-of-alert decree" to slow the spread of the coronavirus

Maduro Extends Lockdown Measures In Venezuela

Maduro extends lockdown measures in Venezuela

Serena Williams and Venus Williams, seen here playing doubles at the 2013 US Open, teamed up in an Instagram live workout offering keep-fit tips during coronavirus quarantine

Serena Eager To Return After Lockdown Break

Serena eager to return after lockdown break

Facebook agreed to a settlement compensating content moderators who suffered mental trauma from reviewing graphic and violent images

Facebook To Pay $52 Mn Settlement For Trauma To Content Reviewers

Facebook to pay $52 mn settlement for trauma to content reviewers

A mass protest movement against Chilean President Sebastian Pinera and his government erupted in October 2019, but has recently been tempered by the coronavirus pandemic

Chile Asks IMF For A $23.8 Billion Line Of Credit

Chile asks IMF for a $23.8 billion line of credit

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As Countries Begin Reopening, US Virus Expert Warns Of Dangers

As countries begin reopening, US virus expert warns of dangers

India imposed a strict shutdown in late March

Indian Trains Start Rolling Again Despite Virus Surge

Indian trains start rolling again despite virus surge

State-owned security companies borrowed the money between 2013 and 2014 from London branches of Swiss banking giant Credit Suisse and Russia's VTB

Mozambique Court Annuls Loans Of $1.4 Bn

Mozambique court annuls loans of $1.4 bn

Judge Miguel Angel Galvez wears a face shield and a mask during a hearing against Guatemalan ex-president Otto Perez in Guatemala City on May 12, 2020

Judge Rejects Petition To Release Guatemala Ex-president

Judge rejects petition to release Guatemala ex-president

While the easing of lockdown measures around the world has lifted hopes for economies, it also raises the possibility of a fresh wave of infections

US Stocks Retreat As Top Scientist Urges Caution On Reopening

US stocks retreat as top scientist urges caution on reopening

New York's celebrated Broadway theaters have been shuttered since March 12 and will not re-open before September

Broadway To Stay Closed Until At Least September

Broadway to stay closed until at least September

A proposal to submit a new resolution on a global ceasefire was put forward during a teleconference held behind closed doors and organized by Estonia, which holds the rotating presidency of the UN Security Council

New Resolution On Pandemic Truce Being Drafted At UN: Diplomats

New resolution on pandemic truce being drafted at UN: diplomats

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