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Air France has suffered a significant reduction of its services amid the coronavirus crisis

EU Approves 7 Billion Euros In French State Aid To Air France

EU approves 7 bln euros in French state aid to Air France

Millions of children in Vietnam have returned to classes after a long break forced by the coronavirus pandemic

Asia Virus Latest: Japan To Extend Emergency; Malaysia Eases Curbs

Asia virus latest: Japan to extend emergency; Malaysia eases curbs

The decision to reopen school gates comes after Vietnam eased social distancing measures at the end of April

Vietnam Kids Back At School After 3-month Virus Break

Vietnam kids back at school after 3-month virus break

Small shops in Portugal will be allowed to reopen Monday

Portugal Starts To Emerge From Coronavirus Lockdown

Portugal starts to emerge from coronavirus lockdown

Tajikistan is the poorest country to emerge from the Soviet collapse, and money sent home by migrants -- mostly from Russia -- normally makes up 30 percent of GDP

Central Asian Migrants Squeezed By Russia's Virus Lockdown

Central Asian migrants squeezed by Russia's virus lockdown

The Venezuelan military is undertaking a massive air, sea and land search for remnants of attackers the government described as "mercenaries"

Venezuela Says It Foiled An Incursion By 'Mercenaries'

Venezuela says it foiled an incursion by 'mercenaries'

Map of Europe showing COVID-19 deaths per country.

US Says 'Evidence' Virus Came From China Lab As Europe Eases Lockdown

US says 'evidence' virus came from China lab as Europe eases lockdown

Westpac deferred a decision on interim shareholder dividend payments due to ongoing economic uncertainty

Westpac Half-year Profits Tumble More Than 60%

Westpac half-year profits tumble more than 60%

Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro and his daughter Laura (C) pose for a selfie with supporters outside his residence in Brasilia on Sunday

Bolsonaro Tells Rally Brazil Lockdown Destroying Jobs

Bolsonaro tells rally Brazil lockdown destroying jobs

Larry Kudlow, director of the National Economic Council, looks on during an April 28, 2020 meeting in the White House Oval Office

Trump Aides Say Business-loan Plan Working, 'Pause' Comes Next

Trump aides say business-loan plan working, 'pause' comes next

Daniel O'Day, CEO of Gillead Sciences Inc.

Gilead Sciences Exporting Remdesivir, CEO Says

Gilead Sciences exporting remdesivir, CEO says

Petals fell on to the upturned faces of medical personnel clad in protective gear

India's Military Salutes Virus Workers With Rose Petals, Flypasts

India's military salutes virus workers with rose petals, flypasts

Trump Leadership Void On South Asia Persists As Diplomat Retires

Trump leadership void on South Asia persists as diplomat retires

Tougher border controls introduced by France in mid-March to limit coronavirus contagion, particularly at the border with Germany, will continue

France Says Won't Quarantine EU, Schengen Area Citizens

France says won't quarantine EU, Schengen area citizens

"The indigenous peoples of Brazil face a serious threat to their own survival with the emergence of the COVID-19 pandemic," read the open letter signed by celebrities and sent to President Jair Bolsonaro

Brazil's Salgado Leads Stars In Amazon COVID-19 Appeal To President

Brazil's Salgado leads stars in Amazon COVID-19 appeal to president

(FILES) In this file photo taken May 4, 2019, Warren Buffett, CEO of Berkshire Hathaway, speaks in Omaha, Nebraska; the celebrated investor ranked as the world's fourth richest man, said he had made a mistake by investing in Â the four biggest US airline

Southwest Airlines CEO Says It's Safe To Fly Again

Southwest Airlines CEO says it's safe to fly again

US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo says there is "enormous evidence" that the new coronavirus originated in a lab in Wuhan, China

Pompeo Steps Up US Pressure On China Over Pandemic Handling

Pompeo steps up US pressure on China over pandemic handling

Some normally crammed roads have been deserted during the UK lockdown

UK Says Virus Lockdown To Be Lifted Gradually

UK says virus lockdown to be lifted gradually

Italians are preparing for the easing of their strict lockdown, though many are confused about the new rules

Confusion As Italy Prepares To Ease Lockdown

Confusion as Italy prepares to ease lockdown

A snow leopard in Kyrgyzstan. As few as 4,000 of the big cats could be left in the high mountains of Asia according to the World Wildlife Fund

Indian Officials Capture Rare Snow Leopard, Send It To Zoo

Indian officials capture rare snow leopard, send it to zoo

Around 700 of Lufthansa's roughly 760 aircraft are currently parked at airports and more than 80,000 of its 130,000 staff are on part-time work schemes

Lufthansa Hopeful On Deal For German State Aid

Lufthansa hopeful on deal for German state aid

The Demilitarized Zone dividing North and South Korea is one of the most fortified places in the world

North And South Korea Exchange Gunfire At Border: Seoul

North and South Korea exchange gunfire at border: Seoul

Airlines have faced massive fallout from travel restrictions because of the virus

Virus Impact Puts Thousands Of Jobs Risk At Rolls-Royce

Virus impact puts thousands of jobs risk at Rolls-Royce

Problems started when the huge vessel arrived in the German North Sea port on April 28 with more than a dozen crew members stricken with flu-like symptoms

Germany's TUI To Test 3,000 Cruise Ship Workers For Virus

Germany's TUI to test 3,000 cruise ship workers for virus

Iran shut down its mosques in early March in the face of the region's deadliest novelcoronavirus outbreak

Iran To Reopen Many Mosques As 47 More Die Of Virus

Iran to reopen many mosques as 47 more die of virus

Italy will follow Spain this week in allowing people out to exercise more as virus curbs are eased

Europe Prepares To Ease Lockdowns As Signs Pandemic Ebbing

Europe prepares to ease lockdowns as signs pandemic ebbing

Saudi stocks have been pummeled by the global economic turndown caused by the coronavirus pandemic, as well as low oil prices

Saudi Stocks Dive After Finance Minister Vows 'Painful' Measures

Saudi stocks dive after finance minister vows 'painful' measures

Long queues appeared outside Hong Kong businesses that support the city's pro-democracy movement as protesters used their spending power to help shops and restaurants

Europe Prepares For More Lockdown Easing As Virus Hopes Rise

Europe prepares for more lockdown easing as virus hopes rise

Syrian refugee Dunia Al Dahan has lived in Paris since 2014 and says she values the freedom to speak out

'Keep Going': Syrian Refugees Use War Resilience To Confront Virus

'Keep going': Syrian refugees use war resilience to confront virus

This robot is capable of taking elevators and navigating hallways to deliver food to hotel guests

Robots And Cameras: China's Sci-fi Quarantine Watch

Robots and cameras: China's sci-fi quarantine watch

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