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Cambodian police have ruled out a probe into the alleged disappearance of a self-exiled Thai democracy activist in Phnom Penh

Cambodia Police Refuse Probe Into Thai Activist 'Disappearance'

Cambodia police refuse probe into Thai activist 'disappearance'

Cirque Du Soleil Walks A Tightrope Through Pandemic

The Cirque du Soleil (performance pictured April 2016) fell on hard times during the pandemic, and suitors are now lining up to try to save the Canadian cultural icon

Cirque du Soleil walks a tightrope through pandemic

'Adapt And Survive' As Galapagos Girds For Life Without Tourism

Galapagos authorities are desperately hoping for a revival of the vital tourism industry -- the main engine of the local economy -- once visitors are allowed to fly in again

'Adapt and survive' as Galapagos girds for life without tourism

Neymar's name, date of birth and Brazilian ID number were used to register for the 600-real stimulus payment from the federal government

Neymar Mistakenly Approved For $120 Virus Welfare Payment: Report

Neymar mistakenly approved for $120 virus welfare payment: report

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Real Madrid’s Impressive Left Back May Remain As A Starter For Zinedine Zidane

Real Madrid has a lot of young talent that they can further develop. One of these promising players is Ferland Mendy who is most likely suited for starting post under Zinedine Zidane's system.

Young Bayaka Pygmies set up camp in the Dzanga-Sangha reserve in March

Last Redoubt: Pygmies Return To Forest To Isolate Against Coronavirus

Last redoubt: Pygmies return to forest to isolate against coronavirus

Fiji has expressed interest in joining a quarantine-free travel 'bubble' with Australia and New Zealand, which account for many of the tropical idyll's tourists

'Answered Prayers': Fiji Declares Itself Coronavirus Free

'Answered prayers': Fiji declares itself coronavirus free

Ethiopians planted four billion trees last year and are aiming for five billion this year -- but there are concerns many seedlings don't grow

Despite Snags, Ethiopia Scales Up Massive Tree-planting Campaign

Despite snags, Ethiopia scales up massive tree-planting campaign

Coronavirus Boosts Bitcoin Trading In Russia

Several Russian cryptocurrency exchanges like Binance Russia, Garantex and EXMO reported a significant increase in user registrations and activity from March to May 2020.

HBO Max Content Head Opens Up About 'Friends' Reunion, Zack Snyder's 'Justice League'

HBO Max content head Sarah Aubrey gave an update on "Friends Reunion" and also opened up about Zack Snyder's "Justice League."

Mass unemployment, bankruptcies and other potential shocks could hit the richest but supporters of tax reform say they should still shoulder more of the burden

Tax The Rich? Post-pandemic Recovery Idea Finds Favour In UK

Tax the rich? Post-pandemic recovery idea finds favour in UK

A man eats lunch at the Aegis, a Taipei restaurant started by a Hong Kong lawyer which helps Hongkongers who have left the city

Hong Kong Protesters Seek Sanctuary Overseas As Noose Tightens

Hong Kong protesters seek sanctuary overseas as noose tightens

Real Madrid's Brazilian forward Vinicius Junior celebrates after scoring against Barcelona

Real Madrid Determined To Keep Young Forward, Fends Off Offer From Liverpool

The Los Blancos reportedly declined an offer from Liverpool asking to acquire Brazilian prodigy Vinícius Júnior.

Construction crews are building new highways through Heliopolis and uprooting its century-old trees

Trump Aims To Waive Environmental Reviews On Infrastructure For More Jobs, Economic Growth

President Donald Trump plans to boost the US economy by waiving environmental reviews and fast-tracking infrastructure projects.

The death of George Floyd has sparked nationwide protests, including this one in Washington near the US Capitol on June 3, 2020

Right Wingers Slam Media For Covering Too Much About George Floyd Protests, COVID-19

Right-wing media wants to deflect mainstream media from focusing on COVID-19 and the massive George Floyd protests.

The Japanese economy is struggling with the impact of the coronavirus pandemic

Japanese April Spending Sees Sharpest Drop Since 2001

Japanese April spending sees sharpest drop since 2001

Social distancing markers are displayed inside the recently re-opened Vauxhall car dealership as post-lockdown business takes off

UK Car Dealership Motors Out Of Virus Lockdown

UK car dealership motors out of virus lockdown

Why National Donut Day Is Celebrated

Every first Friday of June is celebrated across the United States as National Donut Day.

Nurses and healthcare workers attend a 'Black Lives Matter' rally in front of Bellevue Hospital on June 4, 2020, in New York City

'They Are The Heroes Now' -- Virus Doctors Join Racism Protests

'They are the heroes now' -- virus doctors join racism protests

George Floyd Death: Derek Chauvin May Use 'Excited Delirium' As Defense In Court

It seems likely lawyers for Derek Chauvin, the former Minneapolis cop that knelt on George Floyd's neck for close to nine minutes, will use "excited delirium" as a defense.

US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo (pictured November 2018), who had earlier denounced China for preventing Hong Kong's annual commemoration, tweeted a photo of his meeting with Tiananmen Square survivors

White House Says China's Tiananmen Square 'Slaughter' Not Forgotten

White House says China's Tiananmen Square 'slaughter' not forgotten

CONMEBOL president Alejandro Dominguez, pictured in December, says health precautions will be taken before restarting the continent's football program

South American Football To Restart With 'Maximum Guarantees'

South American football to restart with 'maximum guarantees'

The Gavi alliance wants to provide vaccines at a much-reduced cost to some 300 million children over the next five years

Global Vaccines Programme Gets $8.8bn Shot In The Arm

Global vaccines programme gets $8.8bn shot in the arm

The Bellagio's fountains were switched back on shortly before its sprawling casino floors reopened, as dozens of curious locals and excited tourists lined up to enter at 10 am

Las Vegas Casinos Reopen After Months Of Virus Lockdown

Las Vegas casinos reopen after months of virus lockdown

US President Donald Trump, shown here with his wife Melania arriving in Palm Beach on February 14, 2020, handed control of the Trump Organization over to his sons after his inauguration

Melania Trump Stuns In Black Midi Dress, $700 Heels At Saint John Paul II Shrine

Melania Trump was stunning in her black sleeveless midi dress and $700 footwear when she accompanied President Donald Trump to the Saint John Paul II Shrine.