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Singapore has deployed a contact tracing app called TraceTogether since March

France Looks Past Google, Apple For Virus Contact Tracing

France looks past Google, Apple for virus contact tracing

Coronavirus Update: European Countries Plan To Reopen For Summer Vacations

Venice, Italy

European Commission revealed May 13 a phased plan for reopening internal borders, airports, and hotels to allow some amount of leisure travel to resume in time for summer.

Solar Sails Could Be Answer To Interstellar Travel, Researchers Claim

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Researchers have successfully developed and tested a new type of solar sail that’s lighter than the current models. According to the researchers, the new solar sail could be used to travel across space and into another star system.

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Coronavirus Impact On Business: Global Economy Could Lose As Much As $82 Trillion Over Five Years, British University Says

The International Monetary Fund said in April that the world is entering its “worst economic downturn” since the Great Depression of the 1930’s.

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Many parts of Europe are easing their coronavirus lockdowns, but infections and deaths from the disease are still soaring in other parts of the world

France, Germany Chart 500 Bn Euro Virus Rescue As European Lockdown Eases

France, Germany chart 500 bn euro virus rescue as European lockdown eases

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Apple, Google Sued Over Alleged 'Rainbow Six: Siege' Clone From Chinese Developer

The alleged clone comes from a Hong Kong-based mobile developer owned by Chinese multinational tech company Alibaba.

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Monday’s Stock Market Close: US Equities Surge On Hopes For Promising Coronavirus Vaccine, Yields Jump

U.S. stocks rose on Monday after some moderately bullish comments from Fed chief Powell.

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Coronavirus Protests: Anti-Lockdown Demonstrations Erupt Across Several German Cities

Thomas Haldenwang, the president of Germany’s domestic intelligence agency, told the Welt am Sonntag newspaper Sunday that right-wing extremists were exploiting the demonstrations

COVID-19 has killed more than 315,000 people worldwide and caused devastating economic damage

WHO Wins Praise From Many Countries, Criticism From The US

WHO wins praise from many countries, criticism from the US

German Chancellor Angela Merkel (right) listens during a joint press conference with French President Emmanuel Macron on their 500 billion euros EU recovery programme

Macron, Merkel Agree 500 Bn Eur EU Virus Recovery Plan

Macron, Merkel agree 500 bn eur EU virus recovery plan

A couple takes a selfie next to a sticker marking social distance in front of the Parthenon

Acropolis In Athens Reopens After Virus Shutdown

Acropolis in Athens reopens after virus shutdown

Bayern Munich substitutes wearing protective face masks maintain social distance during Sunday's 2-0 win at Union Berlin.

German League Restart Draws Global Audiences - But Players Reminded To Keep Distance

German league restart draws global audiences - but players reminded to keep distance

Lula accused President Jair Bolsonaro of steering Brazil toward "chaos" with his calls to reopen the economy despite the coronavirus pandemic

Coronavirus News: Hospitals In Sao Paulo 'Near Collapse' As Brazil Infections Shoot Up

Brazil is about to feel the brunt of the COVID-19 pandemic that began in China and has spread around the globe mostly in the northern hemisphere.

A man walks past a shuttered pachinko gaming parlour in Tokyo. While life is returning to normal in Japan, the head of the Olympic organising committee said the games would be cancelled if the pandemic wasn't over by next year

Japan’s Export-Dependent Economy Falls Into Recession In First Quarter, Second Quarter May Be Worse

Japan is the third largest economy in the world.

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Monday’s Stock Market Open: US Equities Surge In Rebound From Last Week, Powell Mildly Bullish On Economy, Oil Jumps

U.S. stocks rose on Monday after some moderately bullish comments from Fed chief

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This Forward Emulates Lionel Messi, Cristiano Ronaldo In A Special Record [Video]

Bundesliga returned Saturday after a two-month break due to the coronavirus pandemic.

Many parts of Europe are easing their coronavirus lockdowns, but infections and deaths from the disease are still soaring in other parts of the world

More Easing In Europe But Virus Hits Hard In S. America, Africa

More easing in Europe but virus hits hard in S. America, Africa

Two women enjoy a drink in the grass in London's Hyde Park, opened for the first time in months

US Faces Severe Economic Downturn As Virus Tolls Fall In Hardest-hit Europe

US faces severe economic downturn as virus tolls fall in hardest-hit Europe

The European Mountain Village Championship is due to return its origins in the Swiss alpine village of Gspon, at an altitute of around 2,000 metres

In Rarefied Air... Mountain Villagers To Lace Up Boots For Euro 2020

In rarefied air... mountain villagers to lace up boots for Euro 2020

La Liga clubs can expand training sessions to up to 10 players ahead of proposed June restart

La Liga Clubs Given Permission To Expand Into Group Training

La Liga clubs given permission to expand into group training

Beaches are open again across much of France as the country eases its coronavirus restrictions

German Giants Return To Football As Spain, UK Death Rates Fall

German giants return to football as Spain, UK death rates fall

The AfD's strength is waning as that of Merkel is on the rise

Germany's Far-right AfD Weakened By Infighting, Virus Fears

Germany's far-right AfD weakened by infighting, virus fears

The Balearic island of Mallorca is one of the most popular holiday destinations for German tourists

Tensions Rise As Germans Clamour To Return To Mallorcan Homes

Tensions rise as Germans clamour to return to Mallorcan homes

Erling Braut Haaland keeps his distance after opening the scoring in Borussia Dortmund's 4-0 win over local rivals Schalke

Football But Not As We Know It: Odd Sights From Bundesliga Comeback

Football but not as we know it: Odd sights from Bundesliga comeback

Around 800,000 people were slaughtered over 100 days

France Arrests Fugitive 'Financier' Of Rwanda Genocide

France arrests fugitive 'financier' of Rwanda genocide

The protests have swelled in recent weeks to gatherings of thousands in major German cities

Alarm In Germany As 'Corona Demos' Take Off

Alarm in Germany as 'corona demos' take off

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