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Muslim men check the interior of a partially burnt mosque on March 1, 2020 after communal riots in New Delhi

US Panel Wants India On Religious Freedom Blacklist

US panel wants India on religious freedom blacklist

Manju Bauri rests with her newborn baby boy 'Lockdown' in their temporary home in northeast India

Covid, Corona And Lockdown: The Newborns Named After A Pandemic

Covid, Corona and Lockdown: the newborns named after a pandemic

China's Li Haotong chats with Tiger Woods during the first round of the US Masters at Augusta last year. Woods went on to win his 15th major at the event

Baby Steps, Boom Times And Tiger: Pro Golf In China Marks 25 Years

Baby steps, boom times and Tiger: pro golf in China marks 25 years

Violence in Afghanistan has flared in recent weeks despite a deal between the Taliban and the United States

Afghan Peace Process Risks Collapse As Violence Flares

Afghan peace process risks collapse as violence flares

JD.com's listing in Hong Kong would follow the $12.9 billion listing in the city by rival Alibaba in November

E-commerce Giant JD Chasing Hong Kong Second Listing: Bloomberg

E-commerce giant JD chasing Hong Kong second listing: Bloomberg

US Vice President Mike Pence, President Donald Trump, and other senior White House officials have pointedly ignored the advice to wear face masks in public settings, leading to speculation it is a coordinated decision to downplay the severity of the crisi

Pence Flouts US Hospital's Mask Policy During Visit

Pence flouts US hospital's mask policy during visit

Sein Maung has been bodybuilding for 70 years

Ripped Not RIP'd: Myanmar's Former 'Mr Burma' Still Pumping Iron At 91

Ripped not RIP'd: Myanmar's former 'Mr Burma' still pumping iron at 91

Turkish troops and allied rebels seized the Afrin region from Kurdish forces in March 2018

Fuel Truck Bomb Kills More Than 40 In Northern Syria: Monitor

Fuel truck bomb kills more than 40 in northern Syria: monitor

A lifeguard looks out over an empty Ipanema beach as Rio's famous beaches remained closed to all but surfers on April 28, 2020

Brazil Passes 5,000 Deaths From COVID-19: Official

Brazil passes 5,000 deaths from COVID-19: official

Stefano Cagliero, owner of Cagliero's Winery, contemplates the nose on a glass in his cellars - the coronavirus lockdown has seen Italian wine sales tank

From Prosecco To Chianti, Italy's Wine Sales Sour From Virus

From Prosecco to Chianti, Italy's wine sales sour from virus

Oil prices have fallen to historic lows this month as governments worldwide shut down businesses and air travel ground to a halt

Oil Rebounds Above $14 After Massive Sell-off

Oil rebounds above $14 after massive sell-off

A picture taken on July 6, 2018 shows the bright sun shining over a wheat field in Giesen, northern Germany

US Govt Reveals Details Of Sunlight Study On Virus

US govt reveals details of sunlight study on virus

Health ministry personnel test a woman for the novel coronavirus in northern Guayaquil, Ecuador, on April 19, 2020

Torment In Ecuador: Virus Dead Piled Up In Bathrooms

Torment in Ecuador: virus dead piled up in bathrooms

Hollywood filmmakers are being forced to experiment with new locations, techniques and even genres which lend themselves to a locked-down world

Reinvent The Reel: Hollywood Mulls New Measures To Restart Shooting

Reinvent the reel: Hollywood mulls new measures to restart shooting

Boeing has been hammered by the downturn in global air travel caused by the coronavirus, and further details of the damage will become clear when it announces earnings

Many Questions For Boeing As It Reports Earnings

Many questions for Boeing as it reports earnings

Macy's and other American department stores face a very uncertain future

Virus Pushes Iconic American Department Stores To The Brink

Virus pushes iconic American department stores to the brink

Smartphones could be used for contact tracing and immunity passports -- which backers say offer indications of who can circulate safely -- to help ease coronavirus lockdowns

Debate Swirls On Use Of Virus 'Immunity Passports'

Debate swirls on use of virus 'immunity passports'

coronavirus patients in New York in a last ditch attempt are being treated with hydroxychloroquine with azithromycin

US Coronavirus Cases Top A Million, Death Toll Climbs Above 58,000

The US -- where millions of jobs have gone -- reached another grim milestone as it registered 58,351 deaths, a larger loss of life than recorded by the US military in the Vietnam War.

Universal Pictures released "Trolls World Tour" directly to on-demand platforms

Top US Theater Chain Pulls Universal Films Over Streaming Row

Top US theater chain pulls Universal films over streaming row

Former FIFA secretary general Jerome Valcke (L) and (R) Paris Saint-Germain president Nasser Al-KhelaÃ¯fi are both to face trial in Switzerland over alleged corruption

Swiss Set Trial Date For PSG Chief, Ex-FIFA No.2

Swiss set trial date for PSG chief, ex-FIFA no.2

Davies, who was born in a refugee camp in Ghana, helped raise funds for the UN Refugee Agency

Bayern Star, Ex-refugee Davies Raises Funds For Those Forced To Flee

Bayern star, ex-refugee Davies raises funds for those forced to flee

N95 masks wait for deployment at the Anne Arundel County Fire Department supply depot on April 9, 2020 in Glen Burnie, Maryland.

3M Earnings Rise On Demand For Medical Masks

3M earnings rise on demand for medical masks

Traditionally the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences requires at least a seven-day run in Los Angeles theaters for movies to be eligible for Hollywood's biggest prize, the Oscars

Oscars Suspend Movie Theater Rule Due To Coronavirus

Oscars suspend movie theater rule due to coronavirus

Alphabet and Google CEO Sundar Pichai said "we've marshalled our resources" to help assist people during the coronavirus pandemic

Google Parent Alphabet Sees Growth Despite Pandemic; Shares Jump

Google parent Alphabet sees growth despite pandemic; shares jump

Lebanese anti-government protesters burn tyres amid overnight clashes with security forces in the northern city of Tripoli

Lebanese Protesters Back On The Streets As Economy Crumbles

Lebanese protesters back on the streets as economy crumbles

Smoke rises from the Castro Castro prison as inmates torched matresses in protest

Peru Prison Riot Over Coronavirus Fears Leaves Nine Dead

Peru prison riot over coronavirus fears leaves nine dead

Ford warned that it expects a second-quarter operating loss of $5 billion in the wake of the coronavirus crisis, sending shares lower

Ford Shares Down As It Warns Of Big 2Q Loss

Ford shares down as it warns of big 2Q loss

With new deaths and infections slowing in several badly hit countries including Italy, Spain and the United States, officials are taking tentative steps to ease lockdown measures, lifting the mood on equity markets

European Stocks Gain As France Is Latest To Ease Lockdown Measures

European stocks gain as France is latest to ease lockdown measures

Hillary Clinton, seen here in a 2016 file photo with Joe Biden, endorsed the former vice president's White House bid

Hillary Clinton Endorses Biden's White House Bid

Hillary Clinton endorses Biden's White House bid

Nigeria is struggling to cope with both an outbreak of coronavirus and plunging demand for its top export oil

IMF Approves $3.4 Bn For Nigeria To Address Coronavirus

IMF approves $3.4 bn for Nigeria to address coronavirus

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