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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

An Afghan security officer carries a newborn baby from a hospital after it is attacked in Kabul

Pompeo Urges Kabul, Taliban Cooperation After 'Appalling' Attack

Pompeo urges Kabul, Taliban cooperation after 'appalling' attack

Facebook said it is refining its artificial intelligence and also working with outside researchers to filter out "hateful memes"

Facebook Trains AI On 'Hateful Memes'

Facebook trains AI on 'hateful memes'

Boeing's medium-term production pipeline remains stable despite the dire state of airline industry in the wake of coronavirus shutdowns, the company's CEO said

Boeing Reports More 737 MAX Cancelations As CEO Offers Grim Outlook

Boeing reports more 737 MAX cancelations as CEO offers grim outlook

Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro reads a televised message on May 9, 2020

Congress Presses Trump For Answers On Botched Venezuela 'Invasion'

Congress presses Trump for answers on botched Venezuela 'invasion'

The Greg Mortimer cruise liner first moored off the coast of Montevideo on March 27 before being allowed to dock in the port on April 10

Crew From Virus-hit Liner Disembark In Uruguay

Crew from virus-hit liner disembark in Uruguay

President Donald Trump is the first US president since Richard Nixon in the 1970s to refuse to release his tax returns

US Supreme Court Debates Demands For Trump's Tax Records

US Supreme Court debates demands for Trump's tax records

The first night of Rio's 2020 carnival parade, when the coronvirus is now thought to have been already spreading in Brazil

Coronavirus Was In Brazil Before Carnival: Study

Coronavirus was in Brazil before carnival: study

The stimulus package announced by Prime Minister Narendra Modi is worth about 10 percent of India's GDP

India PM Announces Relief Package To Boost Virus-hit Economy

India PM announces relief package to boost virus-hit economy

Top US infectious diseases expert Anthony Fauci warned Congress that ending lockdowns too quickly could bring severe consequences including new outbreaks of coronavirus

At Odds With Trump, Top Expert Says Dangerous To Reopen Too Fast

At odds with Trump, top expert says dangerous to reopen too fast

Luckin Coffee's CEO and COO were terminated from their positions as part of an internal investigation into fabricated transactions

Starbucks Rival Luckin Coffee Fires CEO In Fraud Scandal

Starbucks rival Luckin Coffee fires CEO in fraud scandal

Twiiter says employees may continue to work remotely indefinitely, even after the global pandemic is over, as it develops a "distributed" workforce

Twitter Says Many Employees May Work Remotely 'Forever'

Twitter says many employees may work remotely 'forever'

Afghan security personnel arrive at the site of an attack outside a hospital in Kabul on May 12, 2020

Afghan Forces To Resume Offensive Strikes After Gruesome Attacks

Afghan forces to resume offensive strikes after gruesome attacks

(FILES) In this file photo Orthodox Jewish men walk in the Brooklyn neighborhood of Crown Heights on February 27, 2019 in New York. The United States saw a record number of anti-Semitic incidents last year, including a sharp spike in physical attacks, the

US Anti-Semitic Acts Hit Record High: Jewish NGO

US anti-Semitic acts hit record high: Jewish NGO

The Dow Jones Industrial Average has risen more than 30 percent since hitting a low on March 23 as officials around the United States imposed tough lockdown measures that shuttered most economic activity

Giddy US Stock Market Belies Economic Gloom

Giddy US stock market belies economic gloom

Automakers are among the losers in the coronavirus pandemic as lockdown orders have shut factories and dealerships

Multinationals In The Time Of Virus: Who Wins, Who Loses

Multinationals in the time of virus: who wins, who loses

Isabel dos Santos and her husband are accused of syphoning off more than one billion dollars from Angolan state companies

Isabel Dos Santos Says Angola Faked Evidence To Freeze Assets

Isabel dos Santos says Angola faked evidence to freeze assets

Grubhub competes in the meal delivery market with Uber, which according to reports has made an acquisition offer

Uber Eyes Deal For Grubhub To Bolster Food Delivery: Reports

Uber eyes deal for Grubhub to bolster food delivery: reports

A member of the Afghan security forces carries a baby from a maternity hospital in Kabul that was attacked by gunmen on Tuesday

Afghan Forces To Resume Offensive Operations: President Ghani

Afghan forces to resume offensive operations: President Ghani

Russia started easing some of its lockdown measures on Tuesday despite mounting infections

Russia Moves To Ease Lockdown Despite Surge In Virus Cases

Russia moves to ease lockdown despite surge in virus cases

Tesla CEO Elon Musk, seen in a March 9 photo, said he would defy local health officials and reopen the company's California manufacturing plant

Trump Backs Tesla On Reopening After Musk Defies Order

Trump backs Tesla on reopening after Musk defies order

Images of aftermath after five die in fire at Russian coronavirus hospital

Russia Launches Ventilator Probe After Five Die In 'Nightmare' Fire

Russia launches ventilator probe after five die in 'nightmare' fire

US meat prices increased in April as consumers spent more on food generally and slaughterhouses struggled with outbreaks of coronavirus

Virus, Low Oil Prices Take Toll On April US Inflation

Virus, low oil prices take toll on April US inflation

Israeli soldiers hunt for the Palestinian stonethrower believed to be responsible for the death of a comrade during an arrest operation in the village of Yaabad in the occupied West Bank

Palestinian Kills Israeli Soldier In W. Bank Ahead Of Annexation Talks

Palestinian kills Israeli soldier in W. Bank ahead of annexation talks

Firefighters battled for hours to extinguish the blaze aboard the Jag Leela oil tanker

At Least Seven Dead From Indonesia Oil Tanker Fire

At least seven dead from Indonesia oil tanker fire

Aramco was listed on the Saudi stock market in December following the world's largest initial public offering but has since been hit by a slump in world oil prices as the coronavirus pandemic has sent the world into recession

Saudi Aramco Tips Difficult 2020 As Virus Hits Quarterly Profit

Saudi Aramco tips difficult 2020 as virus hits quarterly profit

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