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The Tokyo 2020 Olympics have been postponed to next year

Tokyo Olympics Will Go Ahead 'With Or Without Covid' - IOC's Coates

The Olympics have never been canceled outside of the world wars and Coates was adamant that the Tokyo Games will start on their revised date.

Images taken from CCTV footage show a suspect in Birmingham city centre in the early hours of Sunday September 6 after a multiple stabbing

UK Police Arrest Man Over Birmingham Mass Stabbings

UK police arrest man over Birmingham mass stabbings

Britain's Prime Minister Boris Johnson has brushed off fears about 'no-deal' chaos if Brexit talks fail

UK PM Gives October 15 Deadline For Brexit Deal

The eighth round of negotiations resume in London this week, with both sides talking increasingly tough, amid accusations of intransigence and political brinkmanship.

Products made in Hong Kong are having to be relabelled as 'Made in China' if they are bound for the US

'Made In Hong Kong' Brand Suffers As US-China Tensions Deepen

Founded nearly a century ago, the family-owned factory has survived a world war, multiple economic crises and the slow withering of Hong Kong's manufacturing base as companies looked for cheaper labor in mainland China.

Novak Djokovic of Serbia tends to a lineswoman after inadvertently striking her with a ball hit in frustration during his Men's Singles fourth round match against Pablo Carreno Busta of Spain on Day Seven of the 2020 US Open at the USTA Billie Jean King N

'So Sorry' Djokovic Disqualified From US Open For Hitting Judge

'So sorry' Djokovic disqualified from US Open for hitting judge

Supporters of US President Donald Trump wield signs and flags as they hold a Republican voter registration in Brownsville, Pennsylvania

In Pennsylvania, A Trump-Biden Battle On Uneven Ground

In Pennsylvania, a Trump-Biden battle on uneven ground

Julian Assange has spent most of the past decade either in custody or holed up in Ecuador's London embassy as he has tried to avoid extradition

Julian Assange: Prolific Leaker Of Secrets Back In Spotlight

Julian Assange: prolific leaker of secrets back in spotlight

Teachers and other school staff had to be tested for the virus before the start of the new term

As Spain Cases Soar, School Return Comes Too Soon For Some

Like its European neighbors, Spain is reopening schools this month despite the rapid spread of the virus, with the country counting the highest number of new infections on the continent.

Police flooded Hong Kong's Kowloon district to stamp out protests on Sunday

Hong Kong Police Swoop On Postponed Poll Protests

Hong Kong police swoop on postponed poll protests

Rising case numbers of coronavirus in Israel has fuelled protests against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's management of the crisis

After Early Virus Success, Israel Heads For Partial Lockdown

Israel decided Sunday to partially lock down several cities to slow the fast-spreading contagion as the government faces harsh criticism over the crisis.

Residents in the path of Typhoon Haishen are preparing for strong winds and heavy rains

Powerful Typhoon Slams Japan With Violent Winds, Heavy Rain

Officials warned it could bring record rains and gusts strong enough to flip cars slammed.

Opposition supporters in the capital Minsk keep the pressure on Belarus strongman Alexander Lukashenko, with a fresh demonstration planned for Sunday

Tens Of Thousands Rally Against Belarus Strongman

Huge crowds of Belarusian protesters on Sunday flooded the capital Minsk, urging strongman Alexander Lukashenko to give up power.

Slovenia's Tadej Pogacar won his first Tour de France stage aged 21

Roglic Takes Tour Lead As Pogacar Grabs Stage

Slovenians took the laurels on the Tour de France on Sunday as rookie Tadej Pogacar won a Pyrenean mountain slog and his compatriot Primoz Roglic grabbed the overall lead.

West Midlands Police confirmed multiple stabbings in Birmingham city centre

UK Police Launch Hunt For Suspect After Mass Stabbing

Detectives launched a hunt for a knifeman who killed one and critically injured two in a series of random stabbings over several hours.

Activists have remained on the streets practically every night in Portland

Tear Gas, Fire Bombs As Police Declare Portland Protest A 'Riot'

Police arrested dozens of people and used tear gas against hundreds of demonstrators in Portland late Saturday.

Map of Tunisia locating the coastal city of Sousee where a knife attack on Sunday killed a Tunisian National Guard officer and wounded another with three assailants also killed.

Tunisian Officer Stabbed To Death, 3 'Terrorists' Killed In Firefight

Tunisian officer stabbed to death, 3 'terrorists' killed in firefight

China is trying to highlight the recovery in Wuhan, the central city which was ground zero for the coronavirus pandemic

China Tries To Flip The Pandemic Script, Starring A 'Reborn' Wuhan

China tries to flip the pandemic script, starring a 'reborn' Wuhan

A glass blower shapes traditional water pitchers at the Uniglass factory in Tripoli, north Lebanon, where glass broken in the Beirut port explosion is being repurposed

From Window To Jug: Lebanese Recycle Glass From Beirut Blast

From window to jug: Lebanese recycle glass from Beirut blast

Junta leader Colonel Assimi Goita is a battle-hardened soldier

Mali's Ill-equipped Army In Spotlight After Coup

Mali's ill-equipped army in spotlight after coup

Ranj Abderrahman Cohen, an Iraqi Kurdish Jew, stands before a ruined synagogue in Arbil, capital of the autonomous Kurdish region of northern Iraq

Iraq's Jews Fled Long Ago, Heritage Struggles On

Iraq's Jews fled long ago, heritage struggles on

Serena Williams during her third-round win against Sloane Stephens at the US Open

Serena Through To Last 16 As Fresh Controversy Hits US Open

Serena through to last 16 as fresh controversy hits US Open

Over the past decade Vladimir Putin's government has spent billions of dollars to renovate Soviet-era towns and cities, and in 2017 authorities approved a 50 billion ruble ($663 million) plan to transform Svobodny

Russian Ex-Gulag Town On China's Doorstep Eyes Rebirth

Russian ex-Gulag town on China's doorstep eyes rebirth

Countertenor and producer Anthony Roth Constanzo performs as part of the New York Philharmonic's new pop-up series

NY Philharmonic Is Back, Pandemic-style -- Playing In The Streets

NY Philharmonic is back, pandemic-style -- playing in the streets

Transgender sex worker Luna Veras, 47, is seen in her apartment in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, on August 12, 2020; the pandemic has drastically reduced her income

Pandemic Devastating To Dominican Transgender Sex Workers

Pandemic devastating to Dominican transgender sex workers

Pubs in rural Ireland play a role that is hard to overstate and their long lockdown due to the coronavirus has hit villages hard

Record Pub Lockdown Leaves Rural Ireland High And Dry

The pub serves as community hall, museum and an understated sort of group catharsis in the village.

Extinction Rebellion activists disrupt newspaper distribution, claiming the big groups do not report fairly on climate changese the failure of these corporations to accurately report on climate change and what should be done to halt it

Climate Activists Disrupt UK Newspaper Deliveries

Climate change protesters in Britain blockaded two printing presses Saturday.

Facebook Blocks Terminally Ill Frenchman From Streaming His Death

Facebook said Saturday it would block the livestream of a Frenchman suffering from an incurable condition who wanted to broadcast his death on the social media platform.