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Kim Ye-ji and her guide dog Joy at a party meeting ahead of the parliamentary elections

South Korea Assembly Likely To Allow Entry To Guide Dogs

South Korea assembly likely to allow entry to guide dogs

Flags of Nova Scotia and Canada fly at half-staff outside the Nova Scotia Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) headquarters in Dartmouth, Nova Scotia, after at least 10 people including an RCMP officer were killed in a shooting rampage

At Least 16 Killed In Canada's Worst-ever Shooting Rampage

At least 16 killed in Canada's worst-ever shooting rampage

An oil refinery in Galveston Bay in Texas. A lack of storage facilities is pushing the price of oil down

US Crude Falls Below $15 A Barrel As Virus Throttles Demand

US crude falls below $15 a barrel as virus throttles demand

Commuters walk past a sign warning about the COVID-19 at San Ysidro port of entry, in Tijuana, Baja California state, Mexico

Virus Cuts Through Mexican Factories Snubbing Shutdown

Virus cuts through Mexican factories snubbing shutdown

US: Protesters gather against stay-at-home orders in Texas

Germany Reopens Some Shops As Parts Of Europe Ease Virus Curbs

Germany reopens some shops as parts of Europe ease virus curbs

Displaced women are seen in a courtyard of Sevare where they found shelter after fleeing their village of Guerri in central Mali

Refugee Women Facing Greater Violence Risk During Crisis: UNHCR

Refugee women facing greater violence risk during crisis: UNHCR

Japan's prime minister has imposed a nationwide state of emergency over the coronavirus, but medical experts warn the country's healthcare system is on the brink

Japan Virus Cases Surge Over 10,000 With Hospitals Stretched

Japan virus cases surge over 10,000 with hospitals stretched

New Zealand entered a four-week nationwide lockdown in late March

New Zealand To Ease Virus Lockdown Next Week

New Zealand to ease virus lockdown next week

Australia has said it will begin forcing Google and Facebook to pay news companies for content

Australia To Force Google, Facebook To Pay For News Content

Australia to force Google, Facebook to pay for news content

Italian farmers have suffered badly at the hands of coronavirus and the driest spring for 60 years with many crops rotting unharvested

Crops Rot As Italian Farmers Hit By Virus, Drought

Crops rot as Italian farmers hit by virus, drought

Some shops in Cologne will be open from Monday as Germany looks to reboot its economy and return to normality

With Virus 'Under Control', Germany Begins Opening Up

With virus 'under control', Germany begins opening up

Syrian human rights lawyer Anwar al-Bunni Bunni was an indefatigable advocate for human rights in his home country, but has lived as a refugee in Berlin

In Germany, Syrians Take Their Torturers To Court

In Germany, Syrians take their torturers to court

A file picture taken on December 5, 2019 shows the main gate at the entrance to the Nazi Auschwitz concentration and extermination camp in Poland

Pandemic Forces First-ever Digital Holocaust Remembrance Day

Pandemic forces first-ever digital Holocaust Remembrance Day

For one Afghan toilet paper firm, Kabul's lockdown in response to the COVID-19 pandemic has meant its supply of raw materials has dried up

Virus Wipes Away Afghan Toilet-paper Maker's Expansion Plans

Virus wipes away Afghan toilet-paper maker's expansion plans

Harry Maguire's Â£80 million move to Manchester United was the biggest transfer as Premier League clubs spent Â£1.4 billion last summer

Premier League's Transfer Market Bubble Set To Burst

Premier League's transfer market bubble set to burst

US President Donald Trump's administration and congressional Democrats were close to reaching agreement on a multi-billion-dollar interim package to fund loans to small businesses that have been devastated by the coronavirus crisis

White House, Dems 'Very Close' To Deal To Aid Virus-hit Businesses

White House, Dems 'very close' to deal to aid virus-hit businesses

Zygmunt Stepinski, head of the Polin Museum of the History of Polish Jews, lays a wreath to mark the 77th anniversary of the doomed rebellion by Jewish partisans against Nazi Germany, in front of the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising memorial anniversary

Warsaw Remembers World War II Ghetto Uprising With Low-key Events

Warsaw remembers World War II ghetto uprising with low-key events

British WWII veteran Captain Tom Moore, 99, has raised over Â£18 million for healthcare workers after gaining global attention with his garden walks

Farah Hails 'Mind-blowing' WWII Veteran Fundraiser

Farah hails 'mind-blowing' WWII veteran fundraiser

Champion: Lewis Hamilton (L) celebrates his 2019 British Grand Prix win at Silverstone

Silverstone And Austria's Spielberg Could Hold Back-to-back F1 Races

Silverstone and Austria's Spielberg could hold back-to-back F1 races

The demonstrators observed social distancing rules

Thousands Of Israelis Demonstrate To 'Let Democracy Win'

Thousands of Israelis demonstrate to 'let democracy win'

More Than 100,000 Coronavirus Infections In Latin America: AFP Tally

More than 100,000 coronavirus infections in Latin America: AFP tally

Mali goes to the polls again in the shadow of coronavirus

Mali Election Runoff Marred By Intimidation

Mali election runoff marred by intimidation

Migrant camps in Greece have been under quarantine in recent weeks, with authorities trying to keep residents apart from locals

Death Sparks Unrest At Major Migrant Camp In Greece

Death sparks unrest at major migrant camp in Greece

Austria's president called Wadani 'a great Austrian'

Leading Austrian Anti-Nazi Campaigner Dies

Leading Austrian anti-Nazi campaigner dies

Protesters rally in downtown San Diego against California's stay at home order to prevent the spread of the novel coronavirus, on April 18, 2020

Trump's Lockdown Exit Plan 'Delusional' Say Opponents

Trump's lockdown exit plan 'delusional' say opponents

The government is under pressure over shortages of personal protective equipment (PPE) for frontline health workers

UK PM 'On Top Of Things' But Under Fire Over Early Virus Response

UK PM 'on top of things' but under fire over early virus response

Russian Orthodox volunteers were among the few allowed into church for Easter preparations in Moscow

Orthodox Easter Services Hit By Virus As Many Stay Home

Orthodox Easter services hit by virus as many stay home

Italy is full of rumours and speculation about when people will finally be allowed to walk the streets freely for the first time since early March

Fearful But Impatient, Italy Edges Toward End Of Lockdown

Italians debated Sunday their first cautious steps out of a coronavirus lockdown that has left an estimated half of the working population seeking government support.

Indians dry their clothes after taking a holy dip in the River Ganges at Rishikesh, where about 700 foreign tourists remain as India's virus lockdown continues

Indian Police Order 'Cave-dwelling' Foreign Tourists Into Quarantine

Indian police order 'cave-dwelling' foreign tourists into quarantine

Sachsenhausen, just north of Berlin, is one of several former camps which were liberated by Allied forces 75 years ago

Germany Marks Holocaust Anniversary In Shadow Of Virus

Germany marks Holocaust anniversary in shadow of virus

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