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Germany hosts more US troops than any other country in Europe, a legacy of the Allied occupation after World War II

Trump Plan To Slash US Troops Sparks Concern In Germany

Trump plan to slash US troops sparks concern in Germany

Thousands of protesters gathered outside the US embassy in Madrid

Europeans Join Global Wave Of Anti-racism Protests

Europeans join global wave of anti-racism protests

A combination of images from a William Want video shows protesters pulling down a statue of slave trader Edward Colston in Bristol during Sunday's demonstration

UK Slave Trader's Statue Toppled In Anti-racism Protests

UK slave trader's statue toppled in anti-racism protests

Former Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff and former Secretary of State Colin Powell

Trump Drifts From Constitution, Former Military Chief Warns

Trump drifts from constitution, former military chief warns

Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi (C), Libyan strongman Khalifa Haftar (R) and the Libyan Parliament speaker Aguila Saleh at a joint press conference in Cairo Saturday

Libya's Unity Forces In Battle To Retake Strategic Sirte

Libya's unity forces in battle to retake strategic Sirte

Worshippers wearing facemasks attended Friday prayers at Johannesburg's Nizamiye Mosque after the government said religious services could resume from June 1

S.Africans Reluctant To Return To Places Of Worship Despite Lockdown Easing

S.Africans reluctant to return to places of worship despite lockdown easing

The campaign against President Alexander Lukashenko has stirred interest toward the polls in Belarus

New Wave Of Belarus Opposition Wants To Oust Strongman President

New wave of Belarus opposition wants to oust strongman president

Places of worship will be reopened across the UK from June 15 for individual prayer

Britain Eyes Places Of Worship As Lockdowns Lift

Britain eyes places of worship as lockdowns lift

Many migrant workers fled India's cities amid the pandemic and are yet to come back

Migrant Worker Virus Exodus Plunges India's Factories Into Crisis

Migrant worker virus exodus plunges India's factories into crisis

Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro (C) has opposed lockdown measures

Virus Deaths Approach 400,000 As Oil Producers Extend Output Cuts

Virus deaths approach 400,000 as oil producers extend output cuts

The 13-member OPEC and other oil producing nations such as Russia and Mexico are discussing a deal agreed in April to boost prices

OPEC, Allies Agree To Extend Deep Output Cuts Through July

The 13-member cartel and its allies, notably Russia, decided to extend by a month deep May and June cuts agreed in April to boost prices.

A woman burns sage and offers prayers as she pays her respects at a makeshift memorial in honor of George Floyd, on June 3, 2020 in Minneapolis, Minnesota

'Time For A Change': Anti-racism Protesters March Across US

'Time for a change': Anti-racism protesters march across US

Zynn's interface is a near-clone of TikTok, but with one major difference - the app pays users to keep scrolling

TikTok Lookalike Zynn Brings Chinese Video App Rivalry To US

TikTok lookalike Zynn brings Chinese video app rivalry to US

The father of Michael Brown, attending the funeral of his son who was killed by a police officer

'The Talk': Teaching Black Children About The World They Face

'The talk': teaching black children about the world they face

Two Nigerian newspapers have had sudden cutbacks, as media outlets across Africa struggle during the coronavirus crunch

Virus Crisis Piles Pressure On African Media

Virus crisis piles pressure on African media

Hamako Mori, 90, known as 'Gamer Grandma', spends hours a day battling monsters and going on missions in the virtual worlds of her favourite games

Gran Theft Auto: Finger Flexes Keep 90-year-old Gamer Console-ready

Gran Theft Auto: finger flexes keep 90-year-old gamer console-ready

A Moroccan rug weaver peeks from behind carpet thread at a workshop in the city of Sale, north of the capital Rabat

Morocco Artisans Fear 'Knockout Punch' From Virus

Morocco artisans fear 'knockout punch' from virus

Fiery protests over racial injustice and a health pandemic that has killed 100,000 Americans and tanked the economy are converging to form what is perhaps the most unstable US presidential election year in modern history

Pandemic, Dire Economy, Unrest Upend US Presidential Race

Pandemic, dire economy, unrest upend US presidential race

Australia's Wade Ormsby, seen here winning the Hong Kong Open in January, is the current Asian Tour Order of Merit leader

Virus-hit Asian Tour To Restart In September After Six-month Gap

Virus-hit Asian Tour to restart in September after six-month gap

Charities had warned that people living on the streets were particularly vulnerable to coronavirus

Fears For UK Homeless As Virus Hotel Scheme Draws To Close

Fears for UK homeless as virus hotel scheme draws to close

Fitbit is working with researchers on projects that could allow for early detection of diseases such as COVID-19

Researchers Eye Tech Wearables As Virus Early Warning System

Researchers eye tech wearables as virus early warning system

Oisin Murphy says he is afraid to dream big but he would be forgiven if the thought of Kameko adding the Derby to the 2000 Guineas in July intrudes on his reverie

Kameko's Derby Chances May Force Murphy To Dream 'Big'

Kameko's Derby chances may force Murphy to dream 'big'

Distancing change - The RFU hope to welcome crowds back to Twickenham this year despite the coronavirus

RFU Says Social Distancing Change Worth ?12m

RFU says social distancing change worth ?12m

Lebanese army troops form a human chain to separate supporters of Hezbollah from other demonstrators after they clashed during a protest in central Beirut

Dozens Wounded In Clashes As Hundreds Of Protesters Flood Beirut

Dozens wounded in clashes as hundreds of protesters flood Beirut

Abdelmalek Droukdel pictured in Mali in 2010

French Troops Kill Al-Qaeda's North Africa Chief

French troops kill Al-Qaeda's North Africa chief

A picture taken on May 28, 2020, shows the village of Talhandak, some 80 kms northwest of Tessalit in northern Mali, where the leader of Al-Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb Abdelmalek Droukdel is reported to have been killed by French forces

Al-Qaeda North Africa Chief Killed: What Next For The Region?

Al-Qaeda North Africa chief killed: What next for the region?

Rallies are being held around the world this weekend to protest against racism and police brutality

'Burn Down Racism': World Rallies Against George Floyd's Death

'Burn down racism': world rallies against George Floyd's death

Lidia Portales, center, is helping feed sex workers deprived of their livelihoods by Peru's lockdown imposed over the coronavirus pandemic

Sex Workers Sharing Food To Survive During Virus Pandemic

Sex workers sharing food to survive during virus pandemic

Forces of Libya's UN-recognised unity government patrol the town of Tarhuna, southeast of the Tripoli, after retaking it from fighters loyal to eastern-based strongman Khalifa Haftar

Libya Govt Says Sirte Offensive Launched As General Backs Ceasefire

Libya govt says Sirte offensive launched as general backs ceasefire

The attack comes at a time of mounting insecurity in Mali

Mali Vows To Investigate After Army Accused Of Deadly Village Attack

Mali vows to investigate after army accused of deadly village attack

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