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The statue of the former King of Belgium Leopold II stands in the Mont-Ngaliema Park in the Congolese capital

In DR Congo, King Leopold's Statue Stoic As Protests Rage Elsewhere

In DR Congo, King Leopold's statue stoic as protests rage elsewhere

Alain Ducasse insisted that the system does not spoil the atmosphere of his 1930s restaurant

Star French Chef Comes Up With 'COVID-safe' Restaurant

Star French chef comes up with 'COVID-safe' restaurant

The open-air ceremony followed weeks of lockdown

Putin Says 'Majority' Back Plan To Change Russian Constitution

Putin says 'majority' back plan to change Russian constitution

Lebanese protesters angered by a growing economic crisis set tyres on fire and blocked roads

Lebanon In Crisis Talks As Currency Plunge Sparks Protests

Lebanon in crisis talks as currency plunge sparks protests

The Tokyo Olympics have been postponed to 2021

Two-thirds Of Sponsors Unsure About 2021 Olympics: Poll

Two-thirds of sponsors unsure about 2021 Olympics: poll

Twitter is banned in China, which uses a 'Great Firewall' to restrict access to news and information

Twitter Deletes Chinese 'State-linked' Disinformation Network

Twitter deletes Chinese 'state-linked' disinformation network

US President Donald Trump (R) meets with North Korea's leader Kim Jong Un (L) at the start of their summit in Singapore on June 12, 2018 -- two years on, Pyongyang says any hopes for better ties have turned to feelings of "despair"

North Korea Denounces US Two Years After Singapore Summit

North Korea denounces US two years after Singapore summit

Kara Bos -- who was abandoned at the age of two and adopted by an American family -- embarked on the legal battle to discover her birth mother's identity

Seoul Court Names Birth Father In Landmark Adoptee Ruling

Seoul court names birth father in landmark adoptee ruling

People waited for hours on June 9, 2020 to vote in Georgia's primary election

'How Do We Fix This?' NBA Star LeBron James Takes On Voter Suppression

'How do we fix this?' NBA star LeBron James takes on voter suppression

A crane hoists the sculpture of Captain John Fane Charles Hamilton from the city square after requests from Maori and threats from anti-racism protesters to topple it

New Zealand Removes Statue Of Controversial Colonist

New Zealand removes statue of controversial colonist

With many Britons looking to stay at home this year in the wake of the coronavirus media and travel firms have been talking up the merits of domestic destinations such as Durdle Door near West Lulworth on the south coast

Virus Outbreak Clouds Britons' Annual Trips To The Sun

Virus outbreak clouds Britons' annual trips to the sun

Vasil Bozhkov, lottery king and former owner of Levski Sofia football club, denies all 18 charges against him

Exiled Fallen Oligarch Thorn In Flesh Of Bulgarian Authorities

Exiled fallen oligarch thorn in flesh of Bulgarian authorities

An astronomer prepares equipment ahead of a solar eclipse at the La Silla European Southern Observatory in Chile's Coquimbo region, on July 2, 2019

Pandemic Shuts Earth's Eyes On The Skies

Pandemic shuts Earth's eyes on the skies

Argentina's Economy Minister Martin Guzman has led months of tough negotiations with creditors

Recession-hit Argentina Refines New Offer To Creditors

Recession-hit Argentina refines new offer to creditors

Keep Your Hat On... Designers Face Tough Times Without Ascot Payday

Keep your hat on... designers face tough times without Ascot payday

The twin shocks of the novel coronavirus pandemic and a plunge in oil prices have prompted Saudi Arabia to triple its value added tax, suspend a monthly allowance to civil servants and slash spending as it seeks to tame a ballooning budget deficit

Saudi Wealth Fund 'Shopping Spree' Belies Economic Pain

Saudi wealth fund 'shopping spree' belies economic pain

The US-led coalition has already consolidated to just three bases in Iraq in recent months, down from a dozen, and the talks would likely bring a further drawdown

US Pledges To Reduce Iraq Troops As Tensions Ease

US pledges to reduce Iraq troops as tensions ease

China's plan to impose a sweeping national security law on Hong Kong has many in the city considering whether to use their British National (Overseas) passports to emigrate

Fearful Hong Kongers Rush To Secure Limited British Passports

Fearful Hong Kongers rush to secure limited British passports

Britain's Health Secretary Matt Hancock called on Premier League players to take a pay cut

From Furlough To Free-to-air: Premier League Becomes A Political Football

From furlough to free-to-air: Premier League becomes a political football

A Bristol City council picture shows the statue of slave trader Edward Colston being retrieved from the harbour where anti-racism protesters had thrown it at the weekend

Britain Takes New Look At Colonial History As Statues Fall

Britain takes new look at colonial history as statues fall

Double world 400m hurdles champion Karsten Warholm smashed the world record for the unorthodox 300m hurdles behind closed doors at a near-empty Bislett Stadion on Thursday

Warholm Stars As Athletics Returns To Oslo Via French Garden And Windswept Kenya

Warholm stars as athletics returns to Oslo via French garden and windswept Kenya

Shellfish-munching sea otters have been the bane of fishermens' existence ever since they were reintroduced to Canada's west coast in the 1970s -- but a new study indicates they bring more economic benefits than losses

Return Of The Otter: How Reintroduced Predators Benefit Ecosystems

Return of the otter: How reintroduced predators benefit ecosystems

US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo addresses reporters at the State Department

Ramping Up Fight, Trump Brandishes Sanctions Over ICC War Crimes Probe

Ramping up fight, Trump brandishes sanctions over ICC war crimes probe

US President Donald Trump faces national crises -- and problems with his reelection

Trump Praises US Police, Rejecting Protesters' Cries Of Racism

Trump praises US police, rejecting protesters' cries of racism

PlayStation 5 console

Sony Pulls Back Curtain On PlayStation 5 Console

Sony pulls back curtain on PlayStation 5 console

Businesses needing loans should compare the Paycheck Protection Program and the Main street Lending Program, both recently expanded.

Main Street Lending Program vs. PPP: Which Is Better for Your SMB?

If you're seeking financing for your small business, compare the Main Street Lending Program and PPP, how they work, and when the application deadlines are.

While beaches, bars, cafes and public spaces reopen around the world, there are concerns about a possible second wave of infections in the United States

Global Stocks Dive As Some US States See Spike In COVID-19 Cases

Global stocks dive as some US states see spike in COVID-19 cases

The US-led coalition has already consolidated to just three bases in Iraq in recent months, down from a dozen, and the talks would likely bring a further drawdown

Iraq, US Find New Stability In Talks After Tensions

Iraq, US find new stability in talks after tensions

This image released by Northwestern Medicine, shows transplant surgeon, Ankit Bharat, at Northwestern Memorial Hospital in Chicago, where surgeons have performed a double-lung transplant on a COVID-19 patient

Double-lung Transplant On COVID-19 Patient Offers Hope For Others

Double-lung transplant on COVID-19 patient offers hope for others

Donald Trump walks with Joint Chiefs Chairman General Mark Milley (R) at his side and Defense Secretary Mark Esper (middle) just behind him on June 1 to a church near the White House where Trump posed for pictures

Top US General Says Wrong To Appear With Trump At Protest Site

Top US general says wrong to appear with Trump at protest site

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