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(FILES) In this file photo taken on June 12, 2018 US President Donald Trump (R) meets with North Korea's leader Kim Jong Un (L) on Sentosa Island in Singapore. The US has slapped sanctions on three North Korea government-sponsored hacking operations

Brazil's Bolsonaro Tests Positive For Coronavirus

Brazil's Bolsonaro tests positive for coronavirus

Until he started his Roscosmos job in May, Safronov worked as a journalist covering defence matters and politics

Russia Detains Ex-defence Reporter For Treason

Russia detains ex-defence reporter for treason

Ringo Starr, performing here in 2019 during the Woodstock 50th anniversary, is holding an online birthday party to fete his 80th year

Ringo Marks 80th At Online Gig With Fellow Beatle McCartney

Ringo marks 80th at online gig with fellow Beatle McCartney

Chocolate Pizza Company owner Ryan Novak misses being able to chat and build rapport with customers.

The COVID Comeback: Companies Cope With Reopening Challenges

From uncertain cash flow to less client contact, re-opening involves many challenges for small businesses. Here's how they're staging their COVID comebacks.

Syrian President Bashar al-Assad's (L, pictured December 2017 with Russian President Vladimir Putin, C) regime, supported by Moscow, in December 2019 relaunched its offensive against the northwestern region

UN Alleges War Crimes During Syria's Idlib Offensive

UN alleges war crimes during Syria's Idlib offensive

PPP, EIDL, and MSLP loans all come with different restrictions on how their funds can be spent.

How to Spend Your PPP, EIDL, and MSLP Money

Learn how you can and cannot spend Paycheck Protection Program (PPP), Economic Injury Disaster Loan (EIDL), and Main Street Lending Program (MSLP) loans.

US Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin has touted the Paycheck Protection Program as a succcess despite questions over whether many recipients should have received funds

Fresh Outrage As Well-connected Firms Nab US Loans

Fresh outrage as well-connected firms nab US loans

Both Depp and Heard were present at the first day of the London trial

Johnny Depp Denies 'Wife-beater' Claim In London Libel Trial

Johnny Depp denies 'wife-beater' claim in London libel trial

The leaders for two of the most advanced coronavirus vaccine projects -- Oxford University, in partnership with AstraZeneca labs, and China's Sinovac -- will carry out clinical testing in Brazil

Brazil To Become Testing Ground For Coronavirus Vaccine

Brazil to become testing ground for coronavirus vaccine

âWe stand in solidarity with the people in Hong Kong, absolutely,â the president of the Tibetan government-in-exile Lobsang Sangay said on the new security law imposed on the city by Beijing.He welcomed reports of deescalation in the Himalayasâ Ga

Hong Kong Set To Become A New Tibet, Says Exiled Leader

Hong Kong set to become a new Tibet, says exiled leader

Jim Ratcliffe is being accused of 'betrayal' over his French plans

Ineos Sparks Fury In UK With Mooted 4x4 Relocation To France

Ineos sparks fury in UK with mooted 4x4 relocation to France

The station accommodates about 700,000 passengers every day

Green Light For 'Colossal' Renovation Of Paris Gare Du Nord

Green light for 'colossal' renovation of Paris Gare du Nord

Darmanin has served until now as budget minister under Macron

France's Interior Boss: Rising Star Of Right Shadowed By Rape Claim

France's interior boss: rising star of right shadowed by rape claim

French President Emmanuel Macron is building his hopes for re-election on a cabinet of rightwing stalwarts

Macron Rallies Rightwing Forces For 2022 Election Fight

Macron rallies rightwing forces for 2022 election fight

Fearing a labour shortage for the picking season the Finnish government launched several recruitment programmes -- to great effect

Finns Turn To Berry-picking As Coronavirus Job Losses Bite

Finns turn to berry-picking as coronavirus job losses bite

'This is a situation that is not worthy of the EU,' Seehofer told journalists

Germany Lambasts 'Shameful' Handling Of Migration By EU

Germany lambasts 'shameful' handling of migration by EU

Rescue workers are battling against time to reach stranded people

52 Dead In Japan Floods As More Troops Join Rescue

52 dead in Japan floods as more troops join rescue

Heard and Depp met on the set of the 2011 film 'The Rum Diary', married in 2015 and divorced in 2017

Johnny Depp 'Not A Wife-beater', Libel Trial Told

Johnny Depp 'not a wife-beater', libel trial told

Dubai is hoping to entice visitors back to its beaches, shiny malls and luxury hotels

Dubai Reopens Doors To Tourists After Long Shutdown

Dubai reopens doors to tourists after long shutdown

More than five million residents of Melbourne will be locked down for six weeks after coronavirus cases surge

Australia's Second-biggest City Under New Virus Lockdown

Australia's second-biggest city under new virus lockdown

British Prime minister Boris Johnson and "Clap for Carers" founder Annemarie Plas clap for the NHS outside 10 Downing street

Australia Locks Down Millions As US Struggles To Contain Virus

Australia locks down millions as US struggles to contain virus

A woman in Taipei walks past a billboard promoting democracy for Hong Kong

'We're Next': Hong Kong Security Law Sends Chills Through Taiwan

'We're next': Hong Kong security law sends chills through Taiwan

Certain political views, slogans and signs became illegal in Hong Kong overnight with the passage of China's new national security law for the city

China Censors Hong Kong Internet, US Tech Giants Resist

China censors Hong Kong internet, US tech giants resist

Opposition candidate Luis Abinader, who ran out winner of the Dominican Republic's presidential election, pictured casting his vote in the capital Santo Domingo

Opposition Candidate Wins Dominican Republic Presidential Poll

Opposition candidate wins Dominican Republic presidential poll

Students get in some last minute study outside a school before entering to sit the National College Entrance Examination (NCEE), known as Gaokao, in Beijing

Chinese Students Take Virus-delayed College Entrance Exam

Chinese students take virus-delayed college entrance exam

Raft was often the only way to reach stranded people

Brave Japanese Rafters Paddle Against The Floods

Brave Japanese rafters paddle against the floods

A year on from his election, Mitsotakis had impressed many observers for his handling of the coronavirus

Coronavirus Praise As Greek PM Completes First Year In Office

Coronavirus praise as Greek PM completes first year in office

Watford are clinging onto their top-flight status

Tension Mounts In Premier League Relegation Battle

Tension mounts in Premier League relegation battle

US Immigration and Customs Enforcement said foreign students will not be allowed to remain in the US this fall if all of their classes are moved online

US Says Foreign Students Whose Classes Move Online Cannot Stay

The United States said Monday it would not allow foreign students to remain in the country if all of their classes are moved online in the fall because of the coronavirus crisis.

Police escorted the migrants a short distance to another ship, where they will be quarantined to prevent the possible spread of coronavirus

Migrants Leave Ocean Viking Ship In Sicily

Migrants leave Ocean Viking ship in Sicily

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