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Video Captures Bright Cosmic Fireball In Illinois; Was It A Meteor?

The eyewitness said that the fireball appeared in the sky over Collinsville, Illinois for about 20 seconds and had a light yellowish color.

Satellite Images Reveal China’s Massive Illegal Fishing Activities In Pacific Ocean

Using satellite images, a new study uncovered China's extensive illegal fishing activities in various parts of the Pacific Ocean.

China To Launch Mars Probe In Space Race With US

China's Tianwen-1 spacecraft is expected to launch for Mars aboard a Long March 5 rocket

China to launch Mars probe in space race with US

SOUNDBITE US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo says he warned Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov of reprisals if Moscow interferes in next year's presidential election.

A Year After Diplomatic Tussle Over Greenland, Pompeo Visits Denmark

A year after diplomatic tussle over Greenland, Pompeo visits Denmark

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Britain is one of a number of countries conducting vaccine trials for COVID-19

Chinese Hackers Indicted For Trying To Steal Coronavirus Research, Trade Secrets

The hackers allegedly conducted a decadelong campaign that targeted pharmaceutal firms, high tech industries and numerous other sectors.

A Brexit-themed billboard depicting Britain's former foreign secretary Boris Johnson waving Russian national flags reading "Thank you Boris"

UK Government Failed To Probe Russian 'Meddling', Say MPs

UK government failed to probe Russian 'meddling', say MPs

Steps taken by Britain's Prime Minister Boris Johnson in the past month threaten to bring an early end to a 'golden decade' in cooperation with China

Pompeo Urges 'Entire World' To Stand Up To China

Pompeo urges 'entire world' to stand up to China

Pompeo To Meet UK PM In Heat Of China Standoff

Pompeo to meet UK PM in heat of China standoff

NASA Detects Earth-Crossing Asteroid Flying Past The Planet

NASA has detected an asteroid that will cross Earth's orbit on Tuesday. The asteroid will safely fly past the planet from a distance of about 0.00522 astronomical units or about 485,000 miles away.

Democrat Leaders Say Congress A Target For Foreign Interference

A letter from top Democrat leaders has raised the concern and called for an FBI briefing before August.

US President Donald Trump announces he will resume frequent televised coronavirus briefings

Troubled Trump To Relaunch Coronavirus Briefings, Backs Mask Wearing

Troubled Trump to relaunch coronavirus briefings, backs mask wearing

Ramzan Kadyrov at a government event in Grozny

State Department Bars Chechen Leader Kadyrov From Entry To US, Citing Human Rights Abuses

Kadyrov has been accused of implementing a violent crackdown on LGBT individuals in Chechnya, and is now barred from entry to the United States due to his alleged human rights abuses.

Egypt's parliament voted Monday in favour of a deployment of troops in light of "threats" from the west

Egypt Parliament Greenlights Possible Intervention In Libya

Egypt parliament greenlights possible intervention in Libya

US Blacklists Chechen Leader For Rights Abuses

US blacklists Chechen leader for rights abuses

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Dataminers Leak 'Call Of Duty 2020' Maps, Campaign, Zombie Mode

@ProtoWarehouse found “within the game files” appeared to have been pulled from “The Red Door,” a game that is supposed to be the alpha of this year's “Call of Duty.”

Fears have been raised about possible Russian meddling in Britain's 2016 referendum to leave the European Union

UK Parliament Report On Russian Political 'Meddling' Out Tuesday

UK parliament report on Russian political 'meddling' out Tuesday

Protesters hold a sign reading "Freedom for Furgal!", referring to the Far Easter region of Khabarovsk's sacked governor Sergei Furgal

Putin Names New Governor To Far East Region Hit By Protests

Putin names new governor to Far East region hit by protests

Bulgaria's Prime Minister Boyko Borisov is facing a crisis of confidence in his premiership

Bulgaria's 'Man Of The People' Borisov Walks Tightrope

Bulgaria's 'man of the people' Borisov walks tightrope

Spain has opted for local lockdowns and non-enforced stay-at-home advice in its Catalonia region

EU Struggles To Agree Virus Recovery Deal As Global Deaths Surge

EU struggles to agree virus recovery deal as global deaths surge

German State Leaders Urge Congress To Block US Troop Withdrawal From Germany

The premiers of four German states have urged U.S. lawmakers to block American troop withdrawal from Germany, as the relationship between Washington and Berlin remains fraught during the Trump administration.

Syrians head to the polls Sunday to elect a new parliament as the war-torn country faces a crumbling economy and international sanctions

Syrians Vote For New Assembly Amid War, Economic Turmoil

Syrians voted Sunday for a new parliament as the Damascus government grapples with international sanctions and a crumbling economy after retaking large parts of the war-torn country.

UK 'Confident' Moscow Helped Hackers Target Virus Vaccine

Britain, the United States and Canada on Thursday accused a hacking group called APT29 of spearheading the online attacks on various organizations involved in COVID-19 vaccine development.

Syrians Vote For New Parliament Amid War, Economic Turmoil

Syrians vote for new parliament amid war, economic turmoil

The event comes just a week ahead of a national vote on constitutional amendments that would allow Putin to reset his term-limit clock to zero

Russians Demonstrate Against Kremlin Over Arrest Of Regional Governor, Putin Policies

Sergey Furgal, Khabarovsk's governor, was arrested in early July due to a murder investigation, with some Russians believing the charges were politically-motivated.

People wave flags of Libya (R) and Turkey (L) during a demonstration in Tripoli

France, Germany Consider Sanctions On Foreign Actors Involved In Libya

Russia, the UAE, Turkey and Egypt are some of the nations involved in Libya's civil war, with European leaders looking at implementing sanctions.

UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres (pictured February 2020) called the cross-border humanitarian delivery program into Syria "a lifeline for millions of civilians whom the United Nations cannot reach by other means"

UN Chief Attacks Inequality Of Global Institutions Amid COVID-19 Pandemic

United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres believes inequality remains a major problem in global institutions, and has said that rich countries are not doing enough to help poor states amid the pandemic.