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A prison rights group described the unrest at the Los Llanos prison in western Venezuela as a "massacre"

Venezuela Prison Riot Leaves 47 Dead, 75 Wounded

Venezuela prison riot leaves 47 dead, 75 wounded

The International Energy Agency requires its members to hold emergency oil stocks equivalent to at least 90 days of net oil imports

Oil-hungry Asian Nations Pounce On Low Prices To Build Stockpiles

India's Ministry of Petroleum tweeted on April 15 it was buying crude to fill its reserves, stored in rock caverns, "to their full capacity".

Turkey's ambassador to the United States, Serdar Kilic, waits as a Turkish cargo plane carrying COVID-19 relief supplies is unloaded at Andrews Air Force Base near Washington in April 2020

Friends, Foes See Opening In Helping Virus-hit US

Friends, foes see opening in helping virus-hit US

"Help we matter 2" written in a window at the Chicago Cook County Department of Corrections, housing one of largest US jails, amid a coronavirus outbreak among inmates and staff

Coronavirus Sweeping Through Massive US Prison Population

Coronavirus sweeping through massive US prison population

Russian director Andrei Konchalovsky is urging his fans to make short videos for a project he has called 'Quarantine Russian Style'

Star Filmmakers Draw Inspiration From Russia Lockdown

Star filmmakers draw inspiration from Russia lockdown

Surfers, Sunbathers Test Waters As California Closes Huntington Beach

Surfers, sunbathers test waters as California closes Huntington Beach

Artist Reem Ali Adeeb gestures while pointing out the Netflix production of "Green Eggs and Ham" on which she worked, in her studio apartment in Los Angeles, California on April 29, 2020

Hollywood Artist Tutors Arabic-speaking Kids During Pandemic

Hollywood artist tutors Arabic-speaking kids during pandemic

The length of time of the Las Vegas shutdown -- and whether it was even necessary -- has triggered heated debate

Las Vegas Torn By Virus As Casinos Clamor To Reopen

Las Vegas torn by virus as casinos clamor to reopen

Warren Buffett, CEO of Berkshire Hathaway, arrives at the May 2019 shareholder meeting in Omaha, Nebraska

Warren Buffett: 'American Magic' Will Spur US Economic Recovery

Warren Buffett: "But we faced tougher problems, and the American miracles, American magic has always prevailed and it will do so again."

Neutral ground? Brighton's Amex Stadium

Brighton Chief's 'Integrity' Fears In Neutral Venues Plan

Brighton chief's 'integrity' fears in neutral venues plan

The Mandalay Bay resort would be the central hub in a proposal to finish the NBA season in Las Vegas reportedly made to the league by MGM

MGM Pitches Plan For NBA To Finish Season In Vegas: Report

MGM pitches plan for NBA to finish season in Vegas: report

World Rugby chairman Bill Beaumont played 34 times for England

New Zealand Tell Beaumont: 'Rugby For All, Not Few'

New Zealand tell Beaumont: 'Rugby for all, not few'

Boris Johnson first announced he had contracted COVID-19 on March 27 but failed to shake the illness after a week of self-isolation

UK PM Says Doctors Had Plan In Case He Died Of COVID-19

UK PM says doctors had plan in case he died of COVID-19

US President Donald Trump had downplayed reports of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un's poor health and possible demise

Trump Says 'Glad' Kim Jong Un 'Is Back, And Well'

Trump says 'glad' Kim Jong Un 'is back, and well'

The US Navy Blue Angels (R) and US Air Force Thunderbirds fly past the Washington Monument on May 2, 2020, in a tribute to frontline workers during the coronavirus pandemic

Military Jets Fly Over US Cities To Salute Frontline Workers

Military jets fly over US cities to salute frontline workers

People shop on roofed Khayamiya Street in the old city of the Egyptian capital Cairo; A young Egyptian filmmaker imprisoned for directing a music video critical of President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi has died in a Cairo jail

Egypt Director Of Video Critical Of Sisi Dies In Jail

Egypt director of video critical of Sisi dies in jail

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

Spain Eases Strict Lockdown As US Approves Virus Drug

Spain eases strict lockdown as US approves virus drug

This file photo shows celebrated investor Warren Buffett, CEO of Berkshire Hathaway, arriving at last year's shareholder meeting in Omaha, Nebraska on May 4, 2019

Warren Buffett's Company Reports Q1 Loss Of $50 Bln

The company called the setback "temporary" but said it could not reliably predict when its many businesses would return to normal or when consumers would resume their former buying habits.

Spain's nearly 47 million people have since March 14 lived under one of the strictest virus lockdowns in the world

Spain Frolicks In The Sun As Virus Rules Relaxed

Spain frolicks in the sun as virus rules relaxed

The closure of schools until the end of the academic year has been one of the more controversial anti-coronavirus measures imposed in Italy, with many saying it overly penalises working women and children

Italy Plans For Micro-nurseries, Lessons In Woods

Italy plans for micro-nurseries, lessons in woods

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un -- seen here in 2017 -- has made his first public appearance in nearly three weeks, state media reported, amid speculation about his health

North Korea's Kim Reappears After Weeks Of Speculation

North Korea's Kim reappears after weeks of speculation

The stars of the US women's soccer team have been dealt a crushing legal defeat in their bid for equal pay

Judge Rules Against US Women's Soccer Team In Equal Pay Case

Judge rules against US women's soccer team in equal pay case

Indian Olympic Association president Narinder Batra said his country did not capitalise enough on hosting the 2010 Commonwealth Games by encouraging more young athletes

India To Step Up Battle For 2032 Olympics After Pandemic: Sports Chief

India to step up battle for 2032 Olympics after pandemic: sports chief

After weeks of rumours that North Korean leader Kim Jong Un was seriously ill or even dead, state media published photos showing him in public

Why North Korean Leader Kim Jong Un's Health Matters

Why North Korean leader Kim Jong Un's health matters

When will the tourists return?, worried Greeks ask

A Decade After Debt Crisis, Greece On Verge Of Virus Recession

A decade after debt crisis, Greece on verge of virus recession

Ecuador faces a double crisis due to the pandemic and the fall in oil prices

IMF Approves Emergency Loan For Ecuador

IMF approves emergency loan for Ecuador

French-Colombian politician and former FARC hostage Ingrid Betancourt speaking at a conference in Bogota, Colombia in May 2016

Lessons From Colombia Kidnap Ordeal Ease Betancourt Pandemic Fears

Lessons from Colombia kidnap ordeal ease Betancourt pandemic fears

Cuban violinist William Roblejo rehearses on the rooftop of his house in Havana

Artists, Athletes Cling To Their Dreams On Havana's Rooftops

Artists, athletes cling to their dreams on Havana's rooftops

A Muslim man in protective gear offers funeral prayers for a policeman who died from COVID-19 at a graveyard in New Delhi

Washington Approves Virus Drug As US States Ease Lockdowns

Washington approves virus drug as US states ease lockdowns

In this file photo taken on May 18, 2019, former US Vice President Joe Biden speaks during the kick off of his presidential election campaign in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Breaking Silence, Biden Says Alleged Sex Assault 'Never Happened'

Breaking silence, Biden says alleged sex assault 'never happened'

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