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The new restrictions came hours after neo-fascists opposed to the curfew clashed with riot police in Rome

Dinner Off As Italy Closes Restaurants Early In Virus Crackdown

Italy's Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte tightened nationwide coronavirus restrictions Sunday.

Sunday's vote is first held in Ukraine since the start of the coronavirus pandemic

Local Elections In Ukraine Test Zelensky's Popularity

Local elections in Ukraine test Zelensky's popularity

Iraqi protesters mark the first anniversary of a massive anti-government movement demanding the ouster of the ruling class in the southern city of Najaf. The words in Arabic read: "Iraq belongs to the Iraqis, no room for the corrupt"

Iraqis Rally To Revive Year-old Revolt Against The System

Iraqis rally to revive year-old revolt against the system

People visit the Nagasaki Atomic Bomb Museum in August 2020, at the 75th anniversary of the attack

Treaty Banning Nuclear Weapons To Enter Into Force

Treaty banning nuclear weapons to enter into force

Brett Phillips celebrates after hitting a ninth-inning two-run walkoff single in the Tampa Bay Rays 8-7 victory over the Los Angeles dodgers that evened the World Series at two games apiece

Rays Rally With Walkoff Stunner To Level World Series Against Dodgers

Rays rally with walkoff stunner to level World Series against Dodgers

Big Tech platforms will be in focus in the coming week as the report quarterly results and hearings in Washington will allow lawmakers to step up their criticism of the companies

Big Week For Big Tech As Earnings, Hearings Loom

Big week for Big Tech as earnings, hearings loom

Lee Kun-hee lived a reclusive life despite his wealth and power

Lee Kun-hee: 'Hermit King' Of The Samsung Empire

Lee Kun-hee: 'Hermit king' of the Samsung empire

Lee Kun-Hee helped turn Samsung Electronics into a global tech giant

Samsung Electronics Chairman Lee Kun-hee Dies At 78

Samsung Electronics chairman Lee Kun-hee dies at 78

Business travel accounted for half of US airline revenues, and may not recover from the coronavirus pandemic for years

Airlines Suffering From Business Class Blues In Age Of Covid

Airlines suffering from business class blues in age of Covid

South Korea remains technically at war with the North and maintains a compulsory conscription system to defend itself against Pyongyang's 1.2 million-strong army

Clean Conscience: South Korea Offers Alternative To Conscription

Clean conscience: South Korea offers alternative to conscription

Melons hang from wooden beams in the village of Vazir in the northwest of Uzbekistan

Bumper Melon Harvest Sweetens Uzbekistan's Pandemic Woes

Bumper melon harvest sweetens Uzbekistan's pandemic woes

The Czech army has set up a field hospital in Prague

Italy Protesters, Police Clash Over Virus Curbs As Countries Battle Case Surges

Italy protesters, police clash over virus curbs as countries battle case surges

Joe Biden -- seen here delivering remarks on Covid-19 in Wilmington, Delaware -- is also ramping up activity in the final stretch of the White House race

Biden, Obama Slam Trump Covid Response, President Stays Optimistic

They accused Trump of a massive screw-up in his handling of the coronavirus, but the president remained ebullient.

The Atlanta Opera's fall series has retrofitted scripts to reflect life under the coronavirus pandemic

Masks, Plexiglass And Puppets: Atlanta Takes Opera To The Covid Circus

Masks, plexiglass and puppets: Atlanta takes opera to the Covid circus

US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo is in Tokyo for talks with his counterparts from Japan, Australia and India in the face of an increasingly assertive China

As Pompeo Campaigns Against China, A Growing Welcome In India

U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo will visit the Maldives this week after top-level talks in India.

Lithuania's Prime Minister Saulius Skvernelis hopes to win enough votes to build a centre-coaltion after the second round

Lithuania's Centre-right Opposition Eyes Power In Run-off

Lithuania's centre-right opposition eyes power in run-off

Iraqis demonstrate in Baghdad's Al-Firdous Square on October 1 during a commemoration of the mass anti-government protest movement that started a year ago

Veterans Of Iraqi Turmoil View Protesters With Sympathy, Concern

Veterans of Iraqi turmoil view protesters with sympathy, concern

Pep Guardiola's Manchester City have won just two of their opening five Premier League matches

Liverpool Resume Normal Service But Man City Stumble Again

Liverpool resume normal service but Man City stumble again

Crowds raided a huge warehouse in Jos that was storing supplies destined for distribution during lockdowns

Looters Raid Nigeria Food Warehouse As Unrest Spreads

Looters raid Nigeria food warehouse as unrest spreads

A worker disinfects a polling station on the eve of Chile's constitutional referendum

Referendum Choice Not Black And White, Chileans Say

Referendum choice not black and white, Chileans say

Residents gather near an education centre in the Afghan capital Kabul after a suicide bomber struck, killing at least 18 people

18 Killed In IS Attack At Afghan Education Centre

18 killed in IS attack at Afghan education centre

Alpha Conde won over 59 percent of the vote in Guinea's highly contested presidential poll

Guinea's Conde Set For Controversial Third Presidential Term

Guinea's Conde set for controversial third presidential term

Macron and Erdogan are feuding about maritime rights in the eastern Mediterranean, Libya, Syria and -- most recently -- the escalating conflict in Azerbaijan's Armenian separatist region of Nagorno-Karabakh

France Recalls Envoy After Erdogan Jibe At Macron

France recalls envoy after Erdogan jibe at Macron

Polish President Andrzej Duda speaks to a crowd on September 1 during an event to commemorate the outbreak of World War II in Gdansk.

Poland's President Tests Positive For Coronavirus

The 48-year-old Duda is believed to be in good general health.

The "Palais des Nations" building which houses the United Nations in Geneva will be lit up blue to mark the organisation's 75th anniversary

European Buildings Turn Blue For UN's 75th Anniversary

European buildings turn blue for UN's 75th anniversary

Macron and Erdogan are feuding about maritime rights in the eastern Mediterranean, Libya, Syria and -- most recently -- the escalating conflict in Azerbaijan's Armenian separatist region of Nagorno-Karabakh

Erdogan Tells Macron To Undergo 'Mental Checks'

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan on Saturday slammed Emmanuel Macron over his policies toward Muslims.

The dingy basements used as bomb shelters in Stepanakert are an ideal place for the coronavirus to spread

Coronavirus Thrives In Karabakh's Bomb Shelters

Residents are seeking refuge from frequent bouts of shelling by Azerbaijan's forces.

Self-made businessman Hakainde Hichilema has bid for the presidency five times already

Debt Crisis To Overshadow Zambia's High Stakes Election

Debt crisis to overshadow Zambia's high stakes election

Without the tourists and the money they bring in, the castle's massive ramparts have become overgrown with vegetation that has become a fire tisk in the tinder-dry conditions of late summer

Syrians Spruce Up Famed Crusader Castle After Years Of War

Syrians spruce up famed Crusader castle after years of war

The village of Guitrozon saw unspeakable atrocities

As Ivory Coast Vote Nears, Powder Keg West Braces For Trouble

As Ivory Coast vote nears, powder keg west braces for trouble

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