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Traders pay very close attention to how much crude is stored in these tanks in Cushing, Oklahoma

Cushing, Oklahoma: The Town Global Oil Markets Depend On

Cushing, Oklahoma: the town global oil markets depend on

"There is still a lot we don't know" about the COVID-19 virus, "including any long-term health issues which may occur after infection," said Washington state Secretary of Health John Wiesman

US Officials Warn Against "COVID-19 Parties"

US officials warn against "COVID-19 parties"

This year, social distancing measures have largely put a stop to the usual Ramadan traditions

Coronavirus 'Takes Flavour Out Of Ramadan' In North Africa

Coronavirus 'takes flavour out of Ramadan' in North Africa

Born in Baghdad in 1967, Kadhemi studied law in Iraq but then left for Europe to escape repressive ex-dictator Saddam Hussein

Iraq's New PM: Former Spy Chief With Friends On All Sides

Iraq's new PM: former spy chief with friends on all sides

US soldiers stand along the side of a road across near a Russian military armoured personnel carrier (APC), near the village of Tannuriyah in the countryside east of Qamishli in Syria's northeastern Hasakah province on May 2, 2020

US Military Killed 132 Civilians Globally In 2019: Pentagon

US military killed 132 civilians globally in 2019: Pentagon

Germany's DFL football league has long urged restarting play, which it says is vital for a sector that employs 56,000 people in Germany

German League To Restart On May 15 After Merkel Gives Go-ahead

German league to restart on May 15 after Merkel gives go-ahead

Kenya faces a severe shock from the economic impact of the coronavirus pandemic, the IMF said

Kenya, Uganda Latest To Receive IMF Help Against Pandemic

Kenya, Uganda latest to receive IMF help against pandemic

Kraftwerk, shown here in 2005, crafted the blueprint for genres from new wave to synth-pop, hip hop to rock, industrial to techno

Florian Schneider, Co-founder Of Germany's Iconic Kraftwerk, Dead At 73

Florian Schneider, co-founder of Germany's iconic Kraftwerk, dead at 73

Children pick up free lunch in Arlington, Virginia on March 16, 2020, after schools closed due to coronavirus. Disrupted school lunch programs could be a factor in alarming rises in hunger among US children since the outbreak began, the study says

Nearly 1 In 5 US Children Left Hungry Since Virus Crisis: Study

Nearly 1 in 5 US children left hungry since virus crisis: study

Bills passing into law a controversial coalition deal between Israel's ersthwile political rivals Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and ex-military chief Benny Gantz are finally to be put to the vote in parliament

Israel Top Court Approves Coalition Deal, New Govt To Be Sworn In May 13

Israel top court approves coalition deal, new govt to be sworn in May 13

'Scary to lose teams': Williams team deputy principal Claire Williams

'Scary' If Team Goes Bust But Williams Won't Compromise On Health

'Scary' if team goes bust but Williams won't compromise on health

The Pentagon has expressed opposition to the deployment of a new 5G cellular network

Trump Administration Divided Over New 5G Network

Trump administration divided over new 5G network

President Sebastian Pinera greets his new Minister for Women Macarena Santelices with an elbow bump at the presidential palace in Santiago, Chile

Chile President Names Pinochet Relative As Minister

Chile president names Pinochet relative as minister

Stuart Levey, a former US Treasury official who later joined HSBC, has been named CEO of the Facebook- backed Libra Association aiming to create a new digital currency

Facebook-backed Libra Appoints Chief Executive

Facebook-backed Libra appoints chief executive

General Motors said it aims to reopen most US and Canadian manufacturing operations on May 18 as it reported a steep drop in first-quarter earnings due to the coronavirus

General Motors Profits Dive, Aims To Reopen US Plants May 18

General Motors profits dive, aims to reopen US plants May 18

Under what the government referred to as 'everyday life quarantine', South Koreans are still encouraged to wear face masks

South Korea Returns Largely To Normal As Outbreak Controlled

South Korea returns largely to normal as outbreak controlled

A new digital payments initiative joined by the Gates Foundation and Google aims to allow for easier and cheaper money transfers for people outside the banking system

Google, Gates Foundation Join Digital Payments Initiative

Google, Gates Foundation join digital payments initiative

Pompeo has said that there was 'enormous evidence' that the new coronavirus came out of a Wuhan lab

Pompeo Has No Evidence About Virus Lab Leak: China

Pompeo has no evidence about virus lab leak: China

Nobel Peace Prize laureate and Yemeni journalist Tawakkol Karman is among the members of a Facebook board that will make decisions on allowing or removing content on the social platform

Who's Who On Facebook Panel For Content Decisions

Who's who on Facebook panel for content decisions

Facebook is moving ahead with its Oversight Board or "supreme court" for difficult decisions on what to allow or remove on the leading social network

Facebook Reveals Members Of Its 'Supreme Court' For Content

Facebook reveals members of its 'supreme court' for content

Loon, the Alphabet-created internet balloon operator, will help provide connectivity in disaster zones in partnership with AT&T

Loon Teams With AT&T To Provide Internet In Disasters

Loon teams with AT&T to provide internet in disasters

A busker serenades the public in Bratislava on Wednesday as life returned to the streets of Slovakia

Slovakia Emerges From Lockdown As Businesses Reopen

Slovakia emerges from lockdown as businesses reopen

Restaurants, cafes, museums and theatres in the Netherlands will be allowed to accommodate a maximum of 30 people, including staff, and must respect 1.5 metre (five feet) social distancing rules

Dutch To Reopen Restaurants In June, Sex Clubs Stay Shut

Dutch to reopen restaurants in June, sex clubs stay shut

US President Donald Trump says the coronavirus crisis is worse than Pearl Harbor

Trump Says Coronavirus Crisis 'Worse Than Pearl Harbor' Or 9/11

Trump says coronavirus crisis 'worse than Pearl Harbor' or 9/11

The Wuhan Institute of Virology in central China has been accused by top US officials of being the source of the coronavirus, but no evidence has been released to back the claims

The Wuhan Lab At The Heart Of The US-China Virus Spat

The Wuhan lab at the heart of the US-China virus spat

China's priority is first beating the pandemic -- and secondly countering the "absurd and ridiculous" US politicisation of the new coronavirus, Chinese UN ambassador Chen Xu (pictured February 2020) told reporters

China's UN Envoy: Beat Virus Before Probing Its Origins

China's UN envoy: beat virus before probing its origins

Morocco is trialling high tech solutions like disinfectant-spraying drones to help fight the new coronavirus

Morocco Launches Fleet Of Drones To Tackle Virus From The Sky

Morocco launches fleet of drones to tackle virus from the sky

World Health Organization (WHO) Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus (pictured March 2020) said investing now would save lives later, as the death toll from COVID-19 surged past 250,000

Invest Now To Fight Next Pandemic, Says WHO

Invest now to fight next pandemic, says WHO

Air France airplanes (pictured March 2020) sit at the Roissy-Charles de Gaulle airport in Roissy-en-France, north of Paris, after the coronavirus pandemic forced the grounding of planes around the world as borders and airports were closed

Pilot Fatigue, Lapsed Licenses As Airlines Set To Fly Again: UN Warns

Pilot fatigue, lapsed licenses as airlines set to fly again: UN warns

Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez speaks from his seat during a session to debate the extension of a national lockdown to curb the spread of the novel coronavirus at the Lower Chamber of the Spanish parliament in Madrid

Spain Lawmakers Extend State Of Emergency

Spain lawmakers extend state of emergency

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