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US Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer (C) said US President Donald Trump will seek reform on WTO rules on tariffs

US May Hit $3.1 Billion Of European Imports With New Tariffs As Trade War Escalates

Price of beer and gin imports would double, and olives and trucks would cost more, too.

Russia Stages Grand WWII Parade Ahead Of Vote On Putin Reforms

Donning face masks and gloves, Russian servicemen take part in a rehearsal for Wednesday's parade

Russia stages grand WWII parade ahead of vote on Putin reforms

Facebook Forecast App Will Use Experts To Predict Future: What You Need To Know

The app is currently available on iOS only.

Jean-Baptiste Colbert was responsible for drawing up the notorious Code Noir (Black Code) governing slavery in the French empire

Top French Historian Slams Macron's Hardline Stance On Statues

Top French historian slams Macron's hardline stance on statues

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Canada arrested Meng Wanzhou in Vancouver on a US warrant alleging use of a covert subsidiary to sell to Iran in breach of US sanctions in 2018

Halt Extradition Of Huawei Exec Says Former Canada Supreme Court Justice

Halt extradition of Huawei exec says former Canada Supreme Court Justice

Lawyer Carlo della Vedova, who defended American Amanda Knox when she was tried for the murder of her British housemate, says Rome's criminal chamber is trying to find a solution

Italy Lawyers Slam 'Dangerous' Media Blackout At Trials

Italy lawyers slam 'dangerous' media blackout at trials

Ben & Jarry's joins a growing list of prominent brands boycotting the social network over its failure to crack down on hate speech and incitements to violence

Ben & Jerry's Joins Facebook Ad Boycott Over Hate Speech

Ben & Jerry's joins Facebook ad boycott over hate speech

German Post Office Evacuated Due To Durian Fruit Odor

The building was evacuated because a suspicious package was thought to be leaking potentially harmful gas.

Black Hole's Merger With Mysterious Object Stuns Scientists

The smaller object’s mass places it in the so-called “mass gap,” which is between the heaviest known neutron stars and the lightest known black holes.

Tehran has expressed disappointment that the UN watchdog has not given it more credit for keeping all of its current nuclear sites open to inspection despite US President Donald Trump's unilateral abandonment of a 2015 nuclear deal

Iran's Rouhani Says UN Watchdog Risks Losing Independence

Iran's Rouhani says UN watchdog risks losing independence

Johnson & Johnson has faced thousands of lawsuits across the United States alleging it failed to warn consumers of the risk of cancer from asbestos in its talc-based products

Johnson & Johnson Told To Pay $2.1 Billion Over Cancer-causing Talc Powder

Johnson & Johnson told to pay $2.1 billion over cancer-causing talc powder

Britain will allow cinemas, pubs and restaurants to open again from July 4, but there are worries on markets that the easing of lockdowns across the planet could lead to a fresh round of virus infections

Markets Mixed As Investors Track Second Wave, New Lockdowns

Markets mixed as investors track second wave, new lockdowns

Huawei's opened its second global flagship store in Shanghai

Huawei Opens Shanghai Flagship Store As US Pressure Grows

Huawei opens Shanghai flagship store as US pressure grows

GoJek offers a wide range of services, including deliveries and financial services

Indonesia's GoJek Latest App To Cut Jobs As Virus Takes Toll

Indonesia's GoJek latest app to cut jobs as virus takes toll

Novak Djokovic apologised for organising the Adria Tour tennis exhibition series

#Djokovid: Tennis Star Mauled Over Coronavirus 'Horror Show'

#Djokovid: tennis star mauled over coronavirus 'horror show'

A North Korean guard post (top) faces a South Korean military post across the Demilitarized Zone dividing the peninsula

North Korea's Kim Suspends Military Plans Against South: KCNA

North Korea's Kim suspends military plans against South: KCNA

The summer home of North Korea's founder Kim Il Sung, grandfather of current leader Kim Jong Un

Holiday Homes And Battlefields: Legacies Of The Korean War Along DMZ

Holiday homes and battlefields: Legacies of the Korean War along DMZ

A pedestrian walks past public service announcement posters, negating a conspiracy that 5G telecommunications technology causes the coronavirus, in Melbourne, Australia

US Facing 'Critical' Coronavirus Surge

US facing 'critical' coronavirus surge

US President Donald Trump's niece is set to release a no-holds-barred memoir titled "Too Much and Never Enough: How My Family Created the World's Most Dangerous Man"

Trump's Brother Seeks To Block Niece's Unflattering Memoir: Report

Trump's brother seeks to block niece's unflattering memoir: report

The Korean War began 70 years ago on Thursday, when North Korean forces poured across the 38th parallel, where Moscow and Washington had divided the peninsula

One Conflict, Two Museums: How The Korean War Still Divides The Peninsula

One conflict, two museums: how the Korean War still divides the peninsula

Bubba Wallace, driver of the #43 Richard Petty Motorsports Chevrolet, wears an "I Can't Breathe -- Black Lives Matter" T-shirt under his firesuit at a race in Martinsville, Virginia, in solidarity with protests over the death of George Floyd

Bubba Wallace Ripped, Called Liar After FBI Probe Discovers 'Fake Noose'

Bubba Wallace took the brunt of criticism after the FBI discovers the alleged noose was actually a garage door pull rope.

NASCAR drivers push the #43 Victory Junction Chevrolet, driven by Bubba Wallace, to the front of the grid as a sign of solidarity with the African American driver prior to the NASCAR Cup Series race Talladega, Alabama

FBI Finds Black NASCAR Driver Not Targeted By Hate Crime In 'Noose' Incident

FBI finds black NASCAR driver not targeted by hate crime in 'noose' incident

Palestinians wearing masks attend a rally to protest against Israel's plan to annex parts of the occupied West Bank, in Jericho on June 22

Israel's Netanyahu Struggles To Sell Annexation Plans

Israel's Netanyahu struggles to sell annexation plans

China's coronavirus travel ban is wreaking havoc among foreign companies and international schools, as executives, teachers and students are left stranded in their home countries

Coronavirus Travel Ban: EU To Block Americans, Allow Chinese Travelers By July 1

The European Union is considering imposing a travel ban on people coming from the United States, Brazil and Russia -- the three countries with the largest number of confirmed COVID-19 cases.