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Israeli soldiers monitor the country's border with Lebanon near the northern town of Metula on July 14

Tough Words But Israel, Hezbollah Don't Want New War: Experts

Tough words but Israel, Hezbollah don't want new war: experts

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

As President Donald Trump says he will ban TikTok from operating in the United States over national security concerns, ByteDance has reportedly offered to sell off that part of its business

TikTok Sale Uncertain As Trump Ban Looms: Reports

TikTok sale uncertain as Trump ban looms: reports

A jobseeker takes a break at a recruitment fair in Zhengzhou, China. Young graduates face a tough employment market

China's Young Jobseekers Struggle Despite Economic Recovery

China's young jobseekers struggle despite economic recovery

Who will fill the other spot on Joe Biden's ticket to the White House?

Being The VP -- Hot Seat Or Just Spare Seat?

Being the VP -- hot seat or just spare seat?

Ibiza fears its tourist season may have been dealt a final blow following Britain's decision to quarantine all arrivals from Spain

Ibiza: Between Economic Distress And Unprecedented Calm

Ibiza: between economic distress and unprecedented calm

A Revel ridesharing moped is seen parked in midtown New York City July 28, 2020, after the company announced today it is suspending its service in New York City following the death of a second rider in Queens

Amid Pandemic, Mopeds Have A Moment In Car-loving US

Amid pandemic, mopeds have a moment in car-loving US

Gabriel Gordon stands behind the glass entrance door to his restaurant Beachwood BBQ, in Seal Beach, Californian, which he has been forced to permanently shut down because of the coronavirus pandemic.

Pandemic An 'Apocalypse' For Restaurants In US

Pandemic an 'apocalypse' for restaurants in US

Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden said he will pick a woman as his running mate

Suspense Surrounds Biden's Upcoming VP Selection

Suspense surrounds Biden's upcoming VP selection

A worker refills oxygen cylinders at a factory in Taji district north of Iraq's capital Baghdad, before delivering them to hospitals amid the COVID-19 pandemic

For Iraqi Mothers-to-be, Hospitals Are Pandemic No-go Zones

For Iraqi mothers-to-be, hospitals are pandemic no-go zones

Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang lifts the FA Cup after scoring twice against Chelsea

Arteta Hopes FA Cup Win Just The Start For Aubameyang At Arsenal

Arteta hopes FA Cup win just the start for Aubameyang at Arsenal

Statistics analysed by the South African Medical Research Council suggest the true virus death toll may be higher than the official figures state

South Africa Coronavirus Cases Top 500,000: Government

South Africa coronavirus cases top 500,000: government

The number of forest fires in the Brazilian Amazon in July 2020 rose 28 percent from the same month a year ago, satellite data show

Brazilian Amazon Fires Surge In July

Brazilian Amazon fires surge in July

Zimbabwean novelist Tsitsi Dangarembga holds a placard during an anti-corruption march along Borrowdale road, in Harare; she was arrested and freed on bail the following day

Arrested Zimbabwean Author, Booker Nominee Tsitsi Dangarembga Freed

Arrested Zimbabwean author, Booker nominee Tsitsi Dangarembga freed

'It's sobering to think that six months ago, when you recommended I declare a(n emergency), there were less than 100 cases and no deaths outside China,' said WHO chief Tedros

Expect 'Lengthy' Coronavirus Pandemic WHO Warns

The World Health Organization is warning that the coronavirus pandemic will likely be a lengthy one.

The UAE has substantial oil and gas reserves but has made huge investments in developing alternatives, including solar energy and now the Barakah nuclear power plant

UAE Starts Up First Arab Nuclear Plant

UAE starts up first Arab nuclear plant

Seasonal workers have been left on their own in southern Spain after their shantytowns burnt down and coronavirus cases surged once again

In Southern Spain, Fruit Pickers Ditched As Virus Spreads

In southern Spain, fruit pickers ditched as virus spreads

Exxon Mobil and Chevron reported losses in the second quarter, as the weakened industry outlook amid the coronavirus crisis hammers petroleum companies

US Oil Giants Report Big Losses, Prepare For Longer Downturn

Exxon Mobil and Chevron reported heavy losses in the latest quarter as the coronavirus pandemic continues applying pressure for cost-cutting measures to the industry.

People buy sacrificial sheep and goats for the Muslim festival Eid

Restricted Hajj Hits Somalia's Livestock Economy

Restricted Hajj hits Somalia's livestock economy

The interior ministry has said the army would guard reception centres to prevent migrants from escaping mandatory quarantine

Italy's Lampedusa New Target Of Far-right Anger Over Migrants

Italy's Lampedusa new target of far-right anger over migrants

Chang Wan-ji, 83, and his wife Hsu Sho-er, 84, have racked up nearly 600,000 followers on Instagram over the last month as their attitude-filled fashion portraits went viral

Taiwan Grandparents Become Instagram Stars Modelling Abandoned Clothes

Taiwan grandparents become Instagram stars modelling abandoned clothes

This year's hajj is the smallest in modern times

Record Economic Slumps Hit Europe In Face Of Resurgent Virus

Record economic slumps hit Europe in face of resurgent virus

A dapper Kylian Mbappe watches Friday's French League Cup final from the stand -- the striker missed PSG's clash with Lyon because of an ankle injury

PSG Edge Out Lyon On Penalties In French League Cup Final

PSG edge out Lyon on penalties in French League Cup final

Donald Trump

European Stocks Fall On GDP Data But Tech Earnings Lift Wall Street

European stocks fall on GDP data but tech earnings lift Wall Street

US Teen Charged As 'Mastermind' In Epic Twitter Hack

US teen charged as 'mastermind' in epic Twitter hack

A lab technician in Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) looks at a reagent bottle before performing vaccine tests at French pharmaceutical giant Sanofi's lab in Val de Reuil

Sanofi, GSK Reach Virus Vaccine Deals With US, EU

Sanofi, GSK reach virus vaccine deals with US, EU

The halt in fighting is slated to last for the duration of Eid al-Adha and is only the third official truce in nearly 19 years of war

New Ceasefire Holds Across Afghanistan As Eid Begins

New ceasefire holds across Afghanistan as Eid begins

A rise in spending and slowing in the decline in personal income in June has been credited to US government aid programs

Congress Stalls As Americans Face Renewed Economic Hardship

Congress stalls as Americans face renewed economic hardship

The WTO could be left with nobody at the helm if the global trade body fails to find a replacement before its Director-General steps down in August

Deadlocked WTO Fails To Agree On Appointing Interim Head

Deadlocked WTO fails to agree on appointing interim head

Police ask for travel documents at a road block in Mbare, a township in the suburbs of Harare

Zimbabwe Author Tsitsi Dangarembga Arrested During Banned Protests

Zimbabwe author Tsitsi Dangarembga arrested during banned protests

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