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European judges will decide on the legality of Facebook's data transfers between the US and Europe

EU-US Data Deal Invalidated By Top EU Court

The decision stemmed from a legal complaint by Austrian activist Max Schrems, who in 2015 scuppered a previous EU-US deal on which tech giants depend to do business.

Hong Kong has been plunged into crisis over the past year, threatening its status as a reliable world-class business centre

Hong Kong's Competitive Edge Blunted By US-China Storm

Hong Kong's competitive edge blunted by US-China storm

Expected to take a breather in the hope that politicians do their bit

ECB To Sit Tight As EU Leaders Shape Virus Recovery Plan

ECB to sit tight as EU leaders shape virus recovery plan

Some observers expect China to be the only major economy to see its economy grow this year

China's Economy Bounces Back From Pandemic Contraction

China's economy bounces back from pandemic contraction

Molecular biologist Christian Happi, head of the ACEGID genomics lab, holds a thermal cycler, which amplifies genetic segments of the virus

In Nigeria, African Researchers Blaze A Trail In Virus Fight

In Nigeria, African researchers blaze a trail in virus fight

Rutte lives in the same flat he bought after graduating, drives a second-hand Saab when not cycling, and volunteers as a teacher

Mark Rutte, The Dutch PM Cycling Into EU Headwinds

Mark Rutte, the Dutch PM cycling into EU headwinds

Sindhu Sudhakar became stranded after flying to India in March to see her ailing mother-in-law

Trump Visa Move Tears Indian Families Apart

Trump visa move tears Indian families apart

Hundreds of homes, schools, hotels and other businesses owned by non-Oromos were targeted for destruction by mobs

'We Have Nothing': Ethiopia's Ethnic Unrest Leaves Destruction In Its Wake

'We have nothing': Ethiopia's ethnic unrest leaves destruction in its wake

A pistachio farmer tends to a tree at a pistachio orchard in the village of Maan, north of Hama in Syria

Syria Pistachio Farmers Return To Orchards After Years Of War

Syria pistachio farmers return to orchards after years of war

The Kodokan in Tokyo is judo's headquarters and spiritual home

Japan And Judo - An Unbreakable Bond

Japan and judo - an unbreakable bond

Uruguayan former footballer Alcides Ghiggia, pictured with the World Cup trophy in 2014, scored the goal that won the 1950 World Cup and sparked the 'Maracanazo' trauma that took Brazil decades to overcome

70 Years On From The 'Maracanazo', Brazil And Uruguay Cannot Forget

70 years on from the 'Maracanazo', Brazil and Uruguay cannot forget

Members of Yemen's minority group known as "Muhamasheen" -- literally the "Marginalised" -- in a slum in the capital Sanaa

Black Yemenis Remain In Shadows, Far From Global Protests

Black Yemenis remain in shadows, far from global protests

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Walmart To Require US Customers To Wear Face Masks

Walmart to require US customers to wear face masks

A woman in Egypt checks an Instagram account for reporting allegations of sexual harassment and misconduct

In Egypt, Sexual Predator Case Reignites #MeToo Debate

In Egypt, sexual predator case reignites #MeToo debate

Arsenal enjoyed a surprise win over champions Liverpool

Arsenal Beat Liverpool To End Record Bid, Man City Sink Bournemouth

Arsenal beat Liverpool to end record bid, Man City sink Bournemouth

Graphic looking at countries with the highest coronavirus death tolls, and their respective death rates.

Nations Slow Reopening As Resurgent Coronavirus Stalks Globe

Nations slow reopening as resurgent coronavirus stalks globe

Detained protestors had collected signatures against recently adopted but controversial Russian constitutional reforms

Over 140 Detained After Anti-Putin Protest In Moscow

Over 140 detained after anti-Putin protest in Moscow

Secretary of State Mike Pompeo waves as he leaves a news conference in which he announced new action against Chinese telecom giant Huawei

US Ups Battle Against Huawei As China Tensions Soar

US ups battle against Huawei as China tensions soar

Secretary of State Mike Pompeo threatens harsher measures against the Nord Stream 2 pipeline during a news conference at the State Department

Challenging Germany, US Opens Way For Sanctions On Russia Pipeline

Challenging Germany, US opens way for sanctions on Russia pipeline

President Ibrahim Boubacar Keita is facing anger over corruption, Mali's worsening jihadist insurgency and the outcome of parliamentary elections

Malian Opposition Calls Off High-risk Protest

Malian opposition calls off high-risk protest

French Prime Minister Jean Castex won a solid vote of confidence after vowing to revitalise an economy battered by the effects of the coronavirus -- but the opposition was unimpressed

New French PM Unveils Revitalisation Plans

New French PM unveils revitalisation plans

US auto plants reopened with new safety measures in place, and the rebound in output drove a gain in overall industrial production

Fed Warns Of 'Highly Uncertain' US Outlook As Virus Surges

Fed warns of 'highly uncertain' US outlook as virus surges

EU authorities accused Ireland of letting Apple park revenue earned in Europe, Africa, the Middle East and India and sparing it almost any taxation

Apple Wins EU Court Battle In 13-bn-euro Tax Case

Apple wins EU court battle in 13-bn-euro tax case

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Using Facebook As A Marketing Tool: 5 Tips

Facebook is a social media channel that every marketer must tap into. Use these 5 innovative tips to connect with users and drive traffic to your website.

The eight candidates to lead the WTO, who include Nigerian former foreign and finance minister Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, will give a 15-minute presentation to the global trade body before facing a 75-minute grilling over their plans for the organization

WTO Leadership Rivals Pitch Path Out Of 'Existential Crisis'

WTO leadership rivals pitch path out of 'existential crisis'

Peru has restarted domestic air and bus travel under strict sanitation measures such as the wearing of face masks and temperature checks

Peru Reopens Air And Bus Travel As GDP Slumps

Peru reopens air and bus travel as GDP slumps

Belarus police said they have detained more than 250 people across the country after protests over the banning of several opposition candidates from the presidential election

Belarus Threatens Opposition Protesters With Criminal Charges

Belarus threatens opposition protesters with criminal charges

Ubisoft CEO Yves Guillemot (pictured March 2020) promised "major changes in corporate culture"

Climate Of Fear At Gaming Firm Ubisoft's Montreal Office

Climate of fear at gaming firm Ubisoft's Montreal office

A man in a facemask rides pastshuttered shops in a commercial area of Bangalore, India's IT hub

Fear And Anger As India's Bihar Locks Down Again

Fear and anger as India's Bihar locks down again

The newspaper has had a regional headquarters in Hong Kong for decades, overseeing Asia coverage and more recently helping to run the newspaper's 24-hour digital news operation

New York Times Moving Some Hong Kong Staff Over Security Law

New York Times moving some Hong Kong staff over security law

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