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Secretary of State Mike Pompeo tells a news conference that the United States is offering rewards aimed at stopping election interference

US Offers $10 Million Reward Against Election Interference

US offers $10 million reward against election interference

US, Russia Moving Forward On Arms Control, Says Mike Pompeo

Secretary of State Michael Pompeo has spoken in the past of his personal interest in Lebanon

Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said the U.S. and Russia are making progress on the arms control issue, with President Trump hoping to make a deal with Moscow as part of his legacy.

US To Submit UN Resolution On Iran Arms Next Week

US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo tells a news conference that he hopes for a resolution soon with Sudan

US to submit UN resolution on Iran arms next week

Italian Defence Minister Lorenzo Guerini (pictured March 2020) met in Tripoli with Fayez al-Sarraj, the head of Libya's Government of National Accord

Italy Defence Ministry Seeks Closer Ties With Libya

Italy defence ministry seeks closer ties with Libya

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Police and soldiers are patrolling Melbourne as part of new restrictions against an upswing in infections

Countries Tighten Measures As Global Virus Death Toll Nears 700,000

Countries tighten measures as global virus death toll nears 700,000

Scientists around the world are working at breakneck speed to develop a vaccine for COVID-19

Too Soon, Too Quick? WHO Warns Of Russian Vaccine Development

Russia expects to have its COVID-19 vaccine approved by Aug. 10 and no later than Aug. 15.

The United States is voicing hope that international support will remain for Venezuelan opposition leader and self-proclaimed acting president Juan Guaido, seen here delivering a press conference in June 2020 in Caracas

US Confident Nations To Keep Recognizing Venezuela's Guaido

US confident nations to keep recognizing Venezuela's Guaido

Belarus' President Alexander Lukashenko has ruled the country for 26 years

Belarus Leader Claims Opposition 'Massacre' Plot Ahead Of Vote

Belarus leader claims opposition 'massacre' plot ahead of vote

US President Donald Trump gave TikTok six weeks to sell its US operations to an American company, adding that the government wanted a financial benefit from the deal

Quotes From President Trump's Axios Interview: Coronavirus Pandemic, Russia, November Election, Black Lives Matter

President Trump again insisted the coronavirus pandemic is under control, there will be massive fraud if a mail-in election is allowed to proceed, and intelligence on Russia paying bounties to the Taliban did not have much credence.

Thousands of supporters attended Svetlana Tikhanovskaya's rally in Maladzechna ahead of the Belarus presidential election

Belarus Opposition Rallies Voters With Promise Of Change

Belarus opposition rallies voters with promise of change

Yemen, mired in civil war since 205, is ill-equipped to deal with the coronavirus pandemic

Pandemic's Economic Fallout Will Worsen Conflicts: UN Diplomats

COVID-19 is hampering aid programs, diverting the attention and resources of major powers battling the deadly virus at home, and cutting remittances to already fragile, war-weary economies, they say.

French Trial Ordered For Alleged Russian Bitcoin Fraudster

French trial ordered for alleged Russian bitcoin fraudster

Bob Behnken (r) and Doug Hurley (l) blasted off from Cape Canaveral on May 30 on board a SpaceX Crew Dragon, and are supposed to splash down off the coast of Florida on Sunday afternoon

SpaceX Brings NASA Astronauts Safely Home In Milestone Mission

SpaceX brings NASA astronauts safely home in milestone mission

Thousands protested in Berlin urging "a day of freedom" from restrictions, with some demonstrators dubbing the pandemic "the biggest conspiracy theory"

Global Virus Cases Top 18 Million As Australian City Imposes Curfew

Global virus cases top 18 million as Australian city imposes curfew

A Muslim wearing a face mask comes out of Masjid-e-Eidgah Bilal after offering prayers during the Eid al-Adha, the feast of sacrifice, in Bangalore on August 1, 2020.

Virus Curfew Imposed In Melbourne As S. Africa Tops 500,000 Cases

Virus curfew imposed in Melbourne as S. Africa tops 500,000 cases

The protest movement against the government is the largest outside of Moscow in several years

Massive Rally Held In Far-eastern Russian City

Massive rally held in far-eastern Russian city

Furgal will face trial on murder charges

Massive Protests In Russia's Far East Rattle Kremlin

Massive protests in Russia's far east rattle Kremlin

Anthony Fauci, who was asked during a Congressional hearing whether the US could make use of Chinese or Russian vaccines if they arrived first, indicated that was unlikely

Fauci Urges Caution On China And Russia Virus Vaccines

Several Chinese companies are at the forefront of the global vaccine race, while Russia has said it hopes to be the first in the world to produce a vaccine for the public, with a target date of September.

Coronavirus House Panel Update: Dr. Fauci Says Vaccine By End Of Year A Reality, Not A Dream

Dr. Anthony S. Fauci was optimistic about a COVID-19 vaccine by the end of the year during the House Select Subcomittee hearing.

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.

Alleged ‘Shape-Shifting UFOs’ Spotted In Brazil And Russia, Expert Claims

A UFO expert believes that eyewitnesses from Brazil and Russia were able to capture videos of shape-shifting alien vessels.

Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis, seen visiting the island of Santorini, insists the Corfu project is good for the island and also respects the environment

Unlikely Alliance Against Corfu Luxury Resort

Unlikely alliance against Corfu luxury resort

East China Sea: US Inserts Itself Into China-Japan Dispute Over Senkaku Islands

China has been ramping up the number of flights by its fighter jets over the Senkaku Island near Okinawa, a major U.S. military base, putting a strain on Japan's Air Self Defense Force.

Ukrainian and US flags are flown at the opening of drills in western Ukraine's Lviv district in July 2015

Bipartisan Group Of Senators Introduce Bill To Help Ukraine’s Military Following Impeachment Scandal

A bipartisan group of senators have backed a bill to boost Ukraine's armed forces, with Ukraine being a vital U.S. ally in the Eastern European region.