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KLM will from March 2020 reduce from five to four the number of flights from Amsterdam to Brussels in a bid to cut its environmental impact

Dutch Airline KLM To Cut Up To 5,000 Jobs By End Of 2021

After posting a huge first-half loss, KLM is accelerating its restructuring

Coronavirus News: US Makes $2.1 Billion Deal With Sanofi And GSK For COVID-19 Vaccine

Sanofi and GSK expect to begin Phase 1/2 trials of a COVID-19 vaccine in September, with Phase 3 clinical trials beginning at the end of 2020.

Coronavirus Economy: Consumer Spending Increases In June But Personal Income Is Falling

The June increase in US consumer spending may not survive the coronavirus resurgence

“It appears that some elements of the economic rebound didn’t incorporate sufficient measures to reduce the spread of COVID-19 into new areas” -- the Mercatus Center at George Mason University

Friday’s Stock Market Open: US Equities Rise After Tech Giants Deliver Strong Results, Gold Jumps

US stocks rose on Friday after Amazon, Facebook, Google, Apple posted blowout results

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French Prime Minister Jean Castex, centre, warned of heat risks while visiting a retirement home

France Swelters Under Heatwave, Putting Firefighters On Alert

France swelters under heatwave, putting firefighters on alert

Beijing has said the law will restore stability in Hong Kong

Hong Kong Elections Delayed A Year, Citing Concerns Over Coronavirus; Foes Cry Foul

Pro-democracy advocates, many of who were disqualified from the election, have criticized the delay and warned it may spark a constitutional crisis in Hong Kong.

Restrictions imposed by the Saudi authorities to avoid a coronavirus outbreak saw a trickle of pilgrims on Mount Arafat compared with the sea of faithful last year

Pilgrims Stone Satan In Last Major Rite Of Scaled-back Hajj

Pilgrims stone Satan in last major rite of scaled-back hajj

More Than 300K LA Households At Risk As California Eviction Ban Set To Expire Mid-August

Aug. 14 marks the end of the eviction ban imposed on California landlords. If the ban is not extended, some fear there could be a wave of evictions that could result in refugee camps being set up in Los Angeles.

Double Dutch: Virgil van Dijk (right) scored both Liverpool's goals in a 2-1 win over Brighton

Liverpool Identify La Liga’s $35M Defender As Dejan Lovren’s Replacement: Report

After spending six years at Liverpool, Lovren has joined Russia's Zenit St Petersburg.

Thanks to conservation efforts and anti-poaching patrols, the population of mountain gorillas has grown to more than 1,000

Poacher Who Killed Endangered Silverback Gorilla In Uganda Gets 11 Years In Prison

Byamukama Felix pleaded guilty to killing Rafiki, a rare silverback mountain gorilla, in the Bwindi Impenetrable Forest National Park.

Coronavirus Vaccine Race: Hundreds In UK To Get Experimental COVID-19 Vaccine, Scientist Says

Professor Dr. Robin Shattok of the Imperial College London recently concluded an early test involving the administration of low doses of the vaccine to preliminary participants.

Bryan Cranston Contracted COVID-19, Joins Anna Camp, Pink In Speaking About Experience With Virus

“Breaking Bad” actor Bryan Cranston has joined Pink, Idris Elba and other celebrities who have had coronavirus in urging the public to follow proper social distancing rules to avoid contracting the virus.

IAG kept most of its aircraft parked during the coronavirus outbreak due to travel restictions, leading to massive losses

British Airways Parent IAG Swoops For More Cash To Survive Crisis

British Airways parent IAG swoops for more cash to survive crisis

The closed Paramount Studio in Los Angeles. It is not clear if major Hollywood studios will be able to resume operations from next week because Los Angeles county is one of the main coronavirus epicenters in California

COVID-19 Impact On Entertainment Industry: Movies, Concerts, Film Festivals Affected By Pandemic

Several movie releases have been postponed and many events and productions have been temporarily suspended. Anticipated tours by singers and musicians have also been pushed.

President Donald Trump is on the warpath against Twitter after the platform for the first time labelled two of his tweets, on the increasingly contentious topic of mail-in voting, with fact-check notices

Trump Backs Off Call For 2020 Election Delay, But Says Mail-In Voting Will Be 'Greatest Fraud'

President Donald Trump starts off his day Thursday by condemning univeral mail-in voting and calling it the "greatest fraud."

Revellers taking part in a 'Santa pub crawl' dressed in seasonal costumes climb on statues in Trafalgar Square in London.

Trafalgar Square Gets ‘The End,’ A New Whipped Cream And Fly Sculpture

British artist Heather Phillipson's creation is described as representing "exuberance and unease" and dubbed a "monument of hubris and impending collapse."

Police ask for travel documents at a road block in Mbare, a township in the suburbs of Harare

Zimbabwe Streets Deserted After Anti-govt Protests Are Banned

Zimbabwe streets deserted after anti-govt protests are banned

Coronavirus lockdowns pushed France into a record economic contraction

France Suffers Record GDP Plunge

France suffers record GDP plunge

US actress Naya Rivera had posted a photo of her and son Josey Hollis Dorsey on social media shortly before she disappeared

Naya Rivera’s Final TV Appearance On Netflix’s ‘Sugar Rush’ Airs Friday

In February, Rivera filmed a guest-judge appearance on the reality series following which the production of the show came to a halt due to coronavirus pandemic.

As Melbourne passed the halfway point of a six week lockdown, the state premier warned it would be stuck in 'limbo' unless it could cut the infection rate

Major Australian City In Virus 'Limbo' As Outbreak Rages

Major Australian city in virus 'limbo' as outbreak rages

Vietnam won praise for stubbing out the virus early with strict restrictions on movement, extensive quarantine measures and a robust track and trace regime

Vietnam Records First Virus Death As Pandemic Rebounds

Vietnam records first virus death as pandemic rebounds

Donovan Mitchell, Rudy Gobert - Utah Jazz

NBA: Quin Snyder Insists Utah Jazz Have 'Moved On' After Winning First Bubble Game

Utah Jazz head coach Quin Snyder insisted that they have moved on from a reported spat as Rudy Gobert and Donovan Mitchell led the team to its first win in the NBA restart.

Facebook and Google have strongly opposed any move forcing them to share advertising revenue

Australia Unveils Law Forcing Tech Giants To Pay For News

Australia unveils law forcing tech giants to pay for news

Mount Everest and other Nepali peaks will re-open for the autumn trekking and climbing season after authorities lifted a nationwide virus lockdown

Nepal Reopens Everest Despite Pandemic Uncertainty

Nepal reopens Everest despite pandemic uncertainty

Works including this piece by Yayoi Kusama are part of a new Tokyo exhibition hoping to draw visitors despite the coronavirus pandemic

Art In A Pandemic: Tokyo Show Tests If Fans Will Come

Art in a pandemic: Tokyo show tests if fans will come

Airlines like KLM are cutting jobs as air traffic is set to remain below pre-coronavirus levels for at least a couple of years

Dutch Airline KLM Says To Shed Up To 5,000 Jobs Due To Virus

Dutch airline KLM says to shed up to 5,000 jobs due to virus

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