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The AFP photo of Mohamed Youssef reciting a poem at a Khartoum demonstration on June 19, 2019, became an iconic image of the Sudanese revolution

From Euphoria To Tears: The Story Behind Award-winning Sudan Photo

From euphoria to tears: the story behind award-winning Sudan photo

Many of the prison's inmates were arrested for taking part in demonstrations against President Bashar al-Assad

German Court Hears Of 'Inhumane' Torture In Syria State Prison

German court hears of 'inhumane' torture in Syria state prison

Google is planning to verify all advertisers as part of an effort to stem fraud and weed out "bad actors"

Google To Verify All Advertisers, And Their Location

Google to verify all advertisers, and their location

Twitter is vowing to take down content promoting a conpriacy theory linked the coronavirus and 5G wireless systems

Twitter To Block Virus 5G Conspiracy Theory Tweets

Twitter to block virus 5G conspiracy theory tweets

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Virus Pounds Global Businesses, Netflix And Soap Aside

Virus pounds global businesses, Netflix and soap aside

The Notre-Dame Cathedral in Paris was partly destroyed when fire broke out beneath the roof in April 2019

Renovation Of France's Notre-Dame To Resume Monday

Renovation of France's Notre-Dame to resume Monday

The coronavirus pandemic has shut down air services across the region and the world

Mideast Air Traffic To Plunge By Half On Virus Impact: IATA

Mideast air traffic to plunge by half on virus impact: IATA

Ahmed Omar Saeed Sheikh vduring his trial for the murder of American journalist Daniel Pearl in 2002

Appeal Filed Against Acquittal Of Daniel Pearl Murder Suspects

Appeal filed against acquittal of Daniel Pearl murder suspects

The United States has accused Iranian vessels of harassing its ships in the Gulf

Iran Guards Chief Vows 'Decisive Response' To US Gulf Threat

Iran Guards chief vows 'decisive response' to US Gulf threat

Iran's coronavirus outbreak is one of the deadliest in the world

Virus-hit Iran Demands US Be Held To Account For 'Cruel' Sanctions

Virus-hit Iran demands US be held to account for 'cruel' sanctions

EU Council President Charles Michel, the nominal host of the summit, set a low bar in the invitation letter sent to leaders

Divided EU Leaders Bicker Over Virus Recovery Plan

Divided EU leaders bicker over virus recovery plan

Football fans hope to see Bundesliga stars like Bayern Munich forward Robert Lewandowski, seen here training this week, back playing again next month.

German Football Outlines Plan For May Return

German football outlines plan for May return

Puente de Vallecas is one of Madrid's poorest districts -- and also one of the hardest hit by the virus

Pandemic, Economic Crisis Hit Madrid's Working Poor

Pandemic, economic crisis hit Madrid's working poor

Coming soon to lock-down Tokyo screens

Joy! Tokyo Deploys Marie Kondo In Virus Fight

Joy! Tokyo deploys Marie Kondo in virus fight

Bangladesh's government has ordered increased patrols in the Bay of Bengal

Bangladesh To Turn Back New Rohingya Refugee Boats: Minister

Bangladesh to turn back new Rohingya refugee boats: minister

Despite a long and porous border with China, Vietnam has recorded just 268 virus cases and zero deaths, according toÂ official tallies

Vietnam Relaxes Virus Restrictions As Cases Plateau

Vietnam relaxes virus restrictions as cases plateau

The coronavirus pandemic, combined with the halt in US funding, marks the biggest challenge to date for World Health Organization chief Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus

China To Give WHO $30 Million More After US Freezes Funds

The US, which is the WHO's biggest contributor, accused the organisation last week of "mismanaging" the COVID-19 crisis, drawing ire from Beijing as both countries spar over the deadly virus.

Chris Williamson of IHS Markit said that the ferocity of the eurozone's slump has "surpassed that thought imaginable by most economists"

Eurozone Economy Suffers 'Unprecedented' Collapse

IHS Markit said the service sector bore the brunt of the hit, with hotels, restaurants and travel-related firms faring the worst.

President Emmanuel Macron says he will not stand by and let French firms fail

French Economy 'Under Anesthesia' As Virus Lockdown Takes Toll

French economy 'under anesthesia' as virus lockdown takes toll

Chinese human rights lawyer Wang Quanzhang served a four-and-a-half year prison sentence

China Rights Lawyer Barred From Beijing After Prison: Wife

China rights lawyer barred from Beijing after prison: wife

The Iwo Jima Memorial in Washington. World War II veteran Philip Kahn, who has died of the coronavirus at the age of 100, fought at the Battle of Iwo Jima

Virus Kills WWII Veteran 100 Years After Twin Died Of Spanish Flu

Virus kills WWII veteran 100 years after twin died of Spanish flu

The UAE is considering the reopening of its shopping centre such as Dubai Mall, one of the world's largest, closed because of the coronavirus pandemic

UAE Considers Reopening Malls After Virus Shutdown

UAE considers reopening malls after virus shutdown

Peru has reported more than 19,000 coronavirus infections

Peru To Release 3,000 Prisoners Under Virus Amnesty

Peru to release 3,000 prisoners under virus amnesty

Women wearing face masks ride past the Opera House in Hanoi on April 23, 2020, as Vietnam eased its nationwide social isolation effort to prevent the spread of the COVID-19 novel coronavirus. Vietnam eased social distancing measures on April 23, with expe

Asia Virus Latest: Vietnam Eases Lockdown; Further Olympic Delay 'Impossible'

Asia virus latest: Vietnam eases lockdown; further Olympic delay 'impossible'

The coronavirus lockdown has brought a welcome reprieve for Albania's flamingoesÂ

Birds In Paradise: Albania's Flamingos Flourish In Virus Lockdown

Beating their pink and black-lined wings, a growing flock of thousands of flamingos have recently been soaring over and splashing in the glistening waters of Narta Lagoon, an important site for migratory birds on the Adriatic coast.

The US Centers for Disease Control warned Americans to prepare for a more ferocious second wave of infections

WHO Warns 'Long Way To Go' In Coronavirus Crisis

WHO warns 'long way to go' in coronavirus crisis

Masks are hot property in Japan

Japan Towns Offer Masks As Reward For Tax Donation

Japan towns offer masks as reward for tax donation

The coronavirus pandemic has forced the unprecedented postponement of the Tokyo 2020 Games

Impossible To Delay Olympics Again, Says Tokyo Chief

Impossible to delay Olympics again, says Tokyo chief

Whitney Houston, seen here in Las Vegas in 2004, is seen as one of the greatest voices of the last 30 years

'Bohemian Rhapsody' Screenwriter To Pen New Whitney Houston Biopic

'Bohemian Rhapsody' screenwriter to pen new Whitney Houston biopic

With many bricks-and-mortar stores shut under coronavirus lockdowns, gamers have turned to digital downloads to keep themselves entertained

Digital Video Game Spending Hits Record High Under Virus Lockdown

Digital video game spending hits record high under virus lockdown

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