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Stay-at-home orders have clearly saved lives by reducing the number of new COVID-19 patients streaming into overwhelmed hospitals, but measures to project health have also come at a steep economic and social cost

Coronavirus Sets Balancing Act Between Science, Politics

Coronavirus sets balancing act between science, politics

Three of the coronavirus cases are known to come from top-flight Bundesliga side Cologne

German League Hopes For Restart Go-ahead Despite Ten Cases Of Coronavirus

German league hopes for restart go-ahead despite ten cases of coronavirus

The United States currently runs a trade deficit with China, whose port at Lianyungang in the eastern Jiangsu province is pictured

US Warns Of 'Consequences' If China Abandons Trade Deal

US warns of 'consequences' if China abandons trade deal

Donald Trump's attacks on China for its handling of the virus outbreak have fanned fears of another trade war between the economic superpowers

Equities Drop As Trump Revives Trade War Fears

Equities drop as Trump revives trade war fears

Tito held Yugoslavia's diverse patchwork of peoples together for almost four decades until his death aged 87 on May 4, 1980

Forty Years On, Tito's Legacy Still Contentious

Forty years on, Tito's legacy still contentious

The coronavirus panmdemic has hit businesses hard in Kazakhstan - this market vendor in Almaty is still going about his business but many others have not been as fortunate

Kazakhstan Sees Coronavirus 'Perfect Storm' Looming Over Economy

Kazakhstan sees coronavirus 'perfect storm' looming over economy

Empty Air Canada check-in counters are seen at Toronto Pearson International Airport -- the company posted huge first-quarter losses as the coronavirus pandemic devastated air travel

Air Canada's Q1 Loss Surpasses Can $1 Bn

Air Canada's Q1 loss surpasses Can $1 bn

A woman walks past the closed gate of the Imamzadeh Saleh mosque in the Iranian capital Tehran on April 25. On Monday Iran reopened some places of worship in parts of the country deemed at low risk from the coronavirus

Iran Reopens Mosques, Records Almost 80,00 Hospital Recoveries

Iran reopens mosques, records almost 80,00 hospital recoveries

Around the world, retailers both small and large are signaling that theyâre not just closed up for the night.

Should You Board Up Your Store?

Business owners who decide to physically board up their store should take the extra step of reassuring customers that they are coming back.

Uber Eats is being discontinued in seven markets as part of a strategic shift by the ride-hailing company

Uber Ends Eats Delivery In Seven Markets In Strategic Pullback

Uber ends Eats delivery in seven markets in strategic pullback

A sign reads "Quarantine COVID-19" outside the village of Pervomaiskoye near Saint Petersburg

Virus Cases Pass 145,000 In New European Blackspot Russia

Virus cases pass 145,000 in new European blackspot Russia

Following last month's court ruling, Amazon shut down its sites in France

France Refuses Coronavirus Funds To Amazon In Labour Dispute

France refuses coronavirus funds to Amazon in labour dispute

Pompeo has said there is 'enormous evidence' showing the virus originated in a lab in China

China Says Pompeo 'Insane' Over Virus Lab Origin Theory

China says Pompeo 'insane' over virus lab origin theory

Lockdown has forced dancers Igor Tsvirko and Margarita Shrainer to use their small flat for ballet practice

Bolshoi Ballet Soloists Limber Up In Lockdown

Bolshoi ballet soloists limber up in lockdown

Finally, the end of a bad-hair season

Masks Mandatory On Spain Public Transport As Easing Begins

Masks mandatory on Spain public transport as easing begins

For many Italians the main excitement was being able to take strolls in parks and visit relatives for the first time in nine weeks

Europe Stirs Back To Life As Lockdowns Ease

Europe stirs back to life as lockdowns ease

Big export losses as Asian demand dries up

I.Coast Sees $500 Mln Export Loss For Cashew And Cotton

I.Coast sees $500 mln export loss for cashew and cotton

Lebanese anti-government protesters, some wearing protective masks amid the COVID-19 pandemic, demonstrate in downtown Beirut against Lebanon's worst financial crisis in decades on May 1

Lebanon's Economic Collapse: What Happened?

Lebanon's economic collapse: What happened?

The six-month, multibillion-dollar global innovation fair had been set to open on October 20 this year

Expo 2020 Dubai Postponed By One Year To Oct 2021

Expo 2020 Dubai postponed by one year to Oct 2021

Fallout from the coronavirus has pushed Hong Kong deeper into recession with its worst quarterly downturn in modern times

Hong Kong Economy Shrinks Record 8.9% In First Quarter

Hong Kong economy shrinks record 8.9% in first quarter

Japan has seen fewer cases than the worst-hit areas such as Europe and the US

Japan Extends Virus State Of Emergency Until May 31

Japan extends virus state of emergency until May 31

21 people died in the Love Parade stampede in Germany in July 2010

Germany's Love Parade Stampede Trial Ends Without Verdict

Germany's Love Parade stampede trial ends without verdict

Italy became the first Western democracy to shut down virtually everything in the face of COVID-19

Italy Begins To Emerge From World's Longest Lockdown

Italy begins to emerge from world's longest lockdown

The US Navy Blue Angels and US Air Force Thunderbirds fly over the Lincoln Memorial on May 2, 2020

Trump Relaunches Campaign With Vaccine Promise, Vision Of 'Incredible' Future

Trump relaunches campaign with vaccine promise, vision of 'incredible' future

South Korean students will return to school starting next week, as the nation prepares to ease social distancing rules

Schools To Reopen As Virus Fears Ease In South Korea

Schools to reopen as virus fears ease in South Korea

Beginning May 11, 2020 wearing a face mask will be compulsory when out in the public in Haiti

For Haitians, Die Of Hunger Today Or Coronavirus Tomorrow?

For Haitians, die of hunger today or coronavirus tomorrow?

New Zealand's deputy PM has said the Australian travel ban exemption granted to rugby league side Warriors shows a 'trans-Tasman bubble' could work

Australia, New Zealand Weigh Trans-Tasman Virus 'Bubble'

Australia, New Zealand weigh trans-Tasman virus 'bubble'

The funeral of communist Yugoslavia's leader Josip Broz Tito, on May 8, 1980, in Belgrade

Forty Years Ago, Yugoslavia's Leader Tito Died

Forty years ago, Yugoslavia's leader Tito died

India's Mohammed Shami re-established himself as a key player at last year's World Cup

India Bowler Shami Considered Suicide Before Comeback

India bowler Shami considered suicide before comeback

New Zealand captain Dave Gallaher wore this shirt during the original All Blacks tour in 1905

'Different Type Of Rugby': How 1905 'Originals' Forged All Blacks Legend

'Different type of rugby': how 1905 'Originals' forged All Blacks legend

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