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Madrid regional president Isabel Diaz Ayuso and Mayor Jose-Luis Martinez Almeida applaud as the field hospital is closed -- but social media users questioned such a large gathering and an apparent lack of social distancing

Spain Confirms Pandemic Slowdown With 281 New Deaths

Spain confirms pandemic slowdown with 281 new deaths

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has ordered a sweeping ban on many assault weapons after a deadly mass shooting

Canada Bans Assault Weapons In Wake Of Worst-ever Mass Shooting

Canada bans assault weapons in wake of worst-ever mass shooting

A woman wearing a protective mask walks out of a metro station next to a sign announcing the distribution of face masks to commuters after complaints over shortages of supplies to medical professionals

French Health Staff Up In Arms Over Newly Found Mask Supplies

French health staff up in arms over newly found mask supplies

Italy will begin to emerge from the world's longest coronavirus shutdown on Monday

Conte Apologises To Italians As Lockdown Nears End

Conte apologises to Italians as lockdown nears end

South Africa's government has adopted a gradual and phased approach to reopen the economy from May 1

South Africa Starts Easing Coronavirus Lockdown

South Africa starts easing coronavirus lockdown

The April ISM survey shows the coronavirus pandemic has ended 131 months of consecutive US manufacturing growth

Virus Sends US Manufacturing Plunging In April: Survey

Virus sends US manufacturing plunging in April: survey

Hundreds of thousands of migrant labourers were left jobless when India's lockdown was put in place, prompting a huge exodus of people back to their home villages

India Extends Lockdown For Two Weeks, With Some Easing

India extends lockdown for two weeks, with some easing

Raising a fighting bull costs a breeder between 4,000 and 5,000 euros, but 90 percent of the investment can be recouped by selling him for a show

Virus Deals Death Blow To Spain's Bullfighting Season

Virus deals death blow to Spain's bullfighting season

Pro-democracy supporters gather at a shopping mall during a lunchtime rally in Hong Kong on April 29

Police Fan Out But Hong Kongers Eschew May Day Rallies

Police fan out but Hong Kongers eschew May Day rallies

Abdullah Abdullah previously served as Afghanistan's 'chief executive' under a power-sharing deal with Ashraf Ghani

Afghan President, Feuding Rival Reach 'Tentative' Agreement

Afghan president, feuding rival reach 'tentative' agreement

While casinos have taken a severe hit from the coronavirus pandemic, they are well positioned to survive as they have huge cash piles

Macau's Casino Takings Almost Wiped Out By Pandemic Impact

Macau's casino takings almost wiped out by pandemic impact

US President Donald Trump attacked China once again over its handling of the coronavirus pandemic

Trump Says Evidence Ties China Lab To Virus

Trump says evidence ties China lab to virus

German police carried out dawn raids against mosques and associations in Berlin and other cities on Thursday as it tightened its ban on the activities of Lebanese Shiite militant group Hezbollah

Iran Says Germany To Face Consequences Over Hezbollah Ban

Iran says Germany to face consequences over Hezbollah ban

Humanoid robot Pepper will offer support and advice to patients in coronavirus quarantine at a Tokyo hotel

'I'm Cheering For You': Robot Welcome At Tokyo Quarantine

'I'm cheering for you': Robot welcome at Tokyo quarantine

The airline now expects to operate less than one percent of its scheduled flights in the next three months

Irish Airline Ryanair Cuts Up To 3,000 Jobs Over Virus

The airline now expects to operate less than one percent of its scheduled flights in April, May and June.

Journalists detained in China

China Journalist Jailed As Free-speech Clampdown Intensifies

China journalist jailed as free-speech clampdown intensifies

An army of Indian animal lovers has emerged to feed millions of strays left hungry and thirsty by the coronavirus lockdown across the world's second-most populous nation

Animal Lovers Take To India's Streets To Feed Virus Strays

Animal lovers take to India's streets to feed virus strays

Graphic showing which countries ultra-high net-worth individuals are located, according to data released by real estate consultancy Kight Frank.

Yachts, Wine Cellars, Private Jets: Isolating With The Super-rich

Some of the global elite rushed to dream homes in the countryside or were whisked away by private jet to seaside retreats.

Jordan Spieth, shown here at the 2015 Masters, teed it up in a charity event in Texas with other pros that included no spectators and no removing the flagsticks

Spieth Denied Ace Because Of COVID-19 Safety Measures

Spieth denied ace because of COVID-19 safety measures

Output cuts of 10 million barrels a day agreed by OPEC and other top producers will start Friday, though some countries had already started earlier this week

Crude Extends Rally As Output Cuts Begin

Crude extends rally as output cuts begin

The Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN) has ruled against the bid

Private Equity Group Can't Run Charity-haven .org: ICANN

Ethos Capital made a billion-dollar deal last year to buy the Public Interest Registry (PIR) from the Internet Society.

As the 40th anniversary of the death of Yugoslav leader Josip Broz Tito approaches, many in the Balkans are nostalgic for the efficiency of the socialist era

Memories Of Smallpox Outbreak Stir Nostalgia For Tito's Time

Memories of smallpox outbreak stir nostalgia for Tito's time

Mayday in Berlin is usually characterised by large left-wing demonstrations and street festivals

German Extremists Plan May 1 Protests Against Virus Measures

German extremists plan May 1 protests against virus measures

Biotech firms are ramping up production of test kits with demand growing despite lingering questions over their accuracy

In Schools And Offices, China Steps Up Virus Tests

In schools and offices, China steps up virus tests

With a surge in coronavirus cases, more Russians are turning to the black market to find protective masks

Mask Shortages See Russians Turn To Online Black Market

Mask shortages see Russians turn to online black market

Oil tankers are anchored off the western shores of Singapore, where tycoon O.K. Lim built up his oil empire from a single-truck outfit through hard work and high-risk gambles, a rags-to-riches tale that made him a legend among crude traders

Crude Crash Brings Down Singapore Oil Tycoon

Crude crash brings down Singapore oil tycoon

EU nations are still divided on how to finance measures to support the recovery of the bloc's economy

Fears Of 'Funny Money' As EU Preps Virus Recovery

Fears of 'funny money' as EU preps virus recovery

With the zoo closed to the public as Singapore battles a worsening virus outbreak, its African penguins are revelling in the chance to do some exploring

For Singapore Penguins, Shuttered Zoo Is Flippin' Fun

For Singapore penguins, shuttered zoo is flippin' fun

A Japanese aquarium has appealed for people to video-chat with its eels, who are forgetting about humans during the coronavirus lockdown

Forget Me Not: Japan Aquarium Seeks Video-chats For Eels

Forget me not: Japan aquarium seeks video-chats for eels

The Vernadsky research base on on Galindez Island, Antarctica, where Yuriy Otruba and his team will spend the next year

Ukraine Scientists Navigate Lockdown To Reach Antarctica

Ukraine scientists navigate lockdown to reach Antarctica

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