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Jobs are disappearing by the hundreds of thousands

Virus To Slice At Least 6% Off World Economy: OECD

Virus to slice at least 6% off world economy: OECD

Where Will The Republican National Convention Be Held? Trump Has New Site In Mind After North Carolina

Trump decided to pull the marquee events of the convention out of Charlotte, North Caroline, because Gov. Roy Cooper declined to drop coronavirus restrictions.

Renewables Booming But Not Enough To Meet Climate Targets: UN

Total investment in renewables in 2019 was $282.2 billion, roughly the same as the year before

Renewables booming but not enough to meet climate targets: UN

US airline fares continued to fall in May, but at a slower rate than months past

US Inflation Continues To Drop In May, But At Slower Pace

US inflation continues to drop in May, but at slower pace

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An aerial view shows Pagasa Island, part of the disputed Spratly group of islands, in the South China Sea

Challenging China: Philippines Plans Military Infrastructure On Disputed Pag-Asa Island

There is speculation that the island could become a flashpoint between the two countries.

The coronavirus is having a 'severe but temporary' impact on Zara's business, as one analyst put it

Virus Crisis Forces Spain's Inditex Into The Red

Virus crisis forces Spain's Inditex into the red

A rescued pangolin in Uganda. International trade in pangolins is illegal but its body parts have been sold on the black market for use in traditional Chinese medicine, though scientists say they have no therapeutic value

Wildlife Activists Welcome China's New Pangolin Protections

Wildlife activists welcome China's new pangolin protections

A demonstrator raises a sign during a protest against the death of George Floyd who died on May 25 in Minneapolis whilst in police custody, along a street in Oakland, California on June 3

NYPD Cops Forgo Face Masks At Protests Because 'They Can't Breathe,' Says Commissioner

First Deputy Commissioner Benjamin Tucker's words echoed the final words of George Floyd, the African American whose death while under the custody of Minneapolis police, triggered a wave of protests across the United States.

‘Appare-Ranman!’ Episode 4 Will Air On July 24 After Coronavirus Pandemic Delay

P.A. Works will resume broadcasting and distribution of “Appare-Ranman!” from Episode 1 Friday (July 3).

A load of debt will make takeoff difficult for the airline industry

Airlines Hit Wall Of Debt After COVID Grounding

Airlines hit wall of debt after COVID grounding

The EU urged web giants including Twitter, Facebook and Google to do more to tackle the "massive wave" of harmful online disinformation triggered by the coronavirus pandemic

EU Backs Twitter In Trump Fact-check Row

EU backs Twitter in Trump fact-check row

Relatives of coronavirus victims in Italy say they don't think the crisis was handled correctly

Families Of Italy Virus Victims Seek 'Truth And Justice'

Families of Italy virus victims seek 'truth and justice'

Manchester United manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer and his players were booed off against Burnley

Even If Jadon Sancho Comes To Old Trafford, Man Utd Isn't Willing To Loan 22-year-old Winger

Manchester United is currently placed fifth in the Premier League table.

Klopp Confirms Star Midfielder Will Leave Liverpool Season End, Lauds Him For Putting ‘Club First’

Liverpool FC are just two wins away from winning the Premier League this season.

Elon Musk In Hot Water After Tesla Employees Test Positive For Coronavirus

Elon Musk will be held accountable for these infections because of his public fight since March with Alameda County officials, demanding they allow Fremont to reopen.

Virtual National Puerto Rican Day Parade To Be Aired Sunday

The parade typically takes place between 44th Street and 79th Street in Fifth Avenue in Manhattan, but was canceled due to the COVID-19 threat.

Egyptian Minister of Tourism and Antiques Khaled al-Anani says hotels have ramped up hygiene, archaeological sites have been sanitised and beaches cleaned up

Egypt Cleans Up For Return Of Tourists

Egypt cleans up for return of tourists

Anna Wintour Accepts Vogue Has Been ‘Hurtful And Intolerant’ In Message To Employees

Anna Wintour's message to Vogue staff revealed the magazine's 'hurtful and intolerant' behavior.

Protesters gather in Tel Aviv's Rabin Square on June 6 to denounce Israel's plan to annex parts of the occupied West Bank

German FM In Israel To Voice EU 'Concern' Over Annexation Plan

German FM in Israel to voice EU 'concern' over annexation plan

Knee trouble: Roger Federer will be out until the start of the 2021 season

Federer Out Of Tennis Until 2021 After Knee Surgery

Federer out of tennis until 2021 after knee surgery

NBA Rumors: Los Angeles Lakers May Consider Washington Wizards Star In A Deal

Bradley Beal is one of the best scorers in the league today. Having someone like Beal with the Lakers will help further deepen their roster.

Shares in Cathay Pacific ended lower having soared nearly 19 percent a day after the airline announced a multibillion-dollar government-led bailout plan

Cathay Pacific Shares End Down After Surge At Open

Cathay Pacific shares end down after surge at open

Japan's Debt Mountain: How Is It Sustainable?

Japan's debt mountain: How is it sustainable?

Air France airplanes (pictured March 2020) sit at the Roissy-Charles de Gaulle airport in Roissy-en-France, north of Paris, after the coronavirus pandemic forced the grounding of planes around the world as borders and airports were closed

ESA Satellite Images Show Parked Airplanes, Anchored Ships Amid Pandemic Pause

Images taken by the European Space Agency’s Copernicus Sentinel-2 mission showed the usually busy airports across the world and a bay in Manila, Philippines, transformed into “parking lots.”