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People line up outside the government-run Caixa Economica bank in Rio de Janeiro to receive economic aid in April 2020 -- Brazil's economy shrank 1.5 percent in the first quarter

Brazil GDP Shrinks 1.5% In Q1 Due To Pandemic

Brazil GDP shrinks 1.5% in Q1 due to pandemic

Fear of the new illness is palpable among many small business owners in Margate, whose sandy beaches are a favourite sunny weather retreat for Londoners

Why One UK Resort Town Is Urging Visitors To Stay Away

Why one UK resort town is urging visitors to stay away

Italy's coronavirus lockdown has prevented many foreign workers from coming to help harvest fruit and vegetables

Romanian Pickers Arrive In Private Jet To Save Italy Vineyard

Romanian pickers arrive in private jet to save Italy vineyard

Volkswagen said it was 'paving the way for more electric models and infrastructure'

Volkswagen Invests 2 Bn Euros In Chinese Electric Vehicle Sector

Volkswagen invests 2 bn euros in Chinese electric vehicle sector

China's rubber-stamp parliament voted nearly unanimously to approve plans to impose the security law on Hong Kong

China Slams 'Senseless' US Move At UN Over Hong Kong

China slams 'senseless' US move at UN over Hong Kong

A Minneapolis police officer holds his knee to the neck of George Floyd, who died in police custody.

Flames Engulf US Police Station As Black Rights Unrest Spreads

Flames engulf US police station as black rights unrest spreads

"People from the south need contact," a Marseille walking tour guide says

Mediterranean Sorrow As Virus Upends Greeting Rituals

Mediterranean sorrow as virus upends greeting rituals

Japan Netflix Star's Death Sparks Calls For Cyberbullying Rules

Japan Netflix star's death sparks calls for cyberbullying rules

Reindeer herders in Sweden's indigenous Sami community say they are having to adapt to fluctuating weather temperatures

Climate Change Forces Sami Reindeer Herders To Adapt

Climate change forces Sami reindeer herders to adapt

Victims of the 1984 gas leak in Bhopal have long campaigned for justice

After Gas Leak Tragedy, Bhopal Victims Fall Prey To Virus

After gas leak tragedy, Bhopal victims fall prey to virus

Empty: Dakar's Blaise Diagne International Airport

In Senegal, The Struggles Of A Small Airline During Coronavirus

In Senegal, the struggles of a small airline during coronavirus

Drive-in theatres like this one in Madrid have enjoyed a resurgence in popularity in the coronavirus era because of the easy prospect for social distancing

Europe Moves Ahead With Lockdown Easing, But Caution In Asia

Europe moves ahead with lockdown easing, but caution in Asia

When will Jurgen Klopp's Liverpool be able to start their Premier League title party?

Premier League Return: The Issues To Resolve

Premier League return: the issues to resolve

The Pavao-Pavaozinho favela surrounded by the neighborhoods of Copacabana, Ipanema and Lagoa in Rio de Janeiro state, Brazil, on May 22, 2020

Latin America's Slums Facing Losing Battle Against Virus Spread

Latin America's slums facing losing battle against virus spread

Chan Santokhi, the main oppostion candidate vying for the presidency in Suriname, has predicted victory

Suriname Leader Seeks Recount After Poll Defeat

Suriname leader seeks recount after poll defeat

The latest unrest in Hong Kong comes days after China announced plans to impose a sweeping national security law on the city following last year's huge and often violent pro-democracy rallies

China Approves Plan To Impose Hong Kong Security Law

China approves plan to impose Hong Kong security law

Nevada's governor has given the go-ahead for casinos in Las Vegas to reopen with restrictions, as countries across the planet ease up on economy-strangling lockdowns

US Stocks Sag On China Tensions As Europe Rises On Restarts

US stocks sag on China tensions as Europe rises on restarts

Twitter's move to label President Donald Trump's tweets as misleading has sparked an angry response from the White House, which is seeking new regulations on internet platforms

Section 230: The Internet's Wobbly Cornerstone

Section 230: the internet's wobbly cornerstone

Well over 100 labs around the world are scrambling to come up with a vaccine against the novel coronavirus

Pharma Chiefs See Coronavirus Vaccine By Year-end, But Challenges 'Daunting'

Pharma chiefs see coronavirus vaccine by year-end, but challenges 'daunting'

France is to lift travel restrictions in time for summer holidays

France To Reopen Cafes, End Domestic Travel Limit

France to reopen cafes, end domestic travel limit

A sudden spike in customers can be both a blessing and a curse for small businesses.

When Demand Goes Through The Roof: How To Handle A Spike In Business

Some businesses are experiencing unexpected, stratospheric spikes in demand due to COVID-19. Here's how they deal to meet the increased demand.

Downing Street says Johnson will not change his mind over keeping his top adviser and considers the matter closed

PM Johnson Charts Britain's Path Out Of Lockdown

PM Johnson charts Britain's path out of lockdown

COVID-19: world toll

France Further Eases Lockdown, As Others Reimpose Distancing Measures

France further eases lockdown, as others reimpose distancing measures

Police stand guard to deter pro-democracy protesters from blocking roads in the Mong Kok district of Hong Kong on May 27, 2020

US Revocation On Hong Kong: Big Symbolism, Less Certain Effect

US revocation on Hong Kong: Big symbolism, less certain effect

Medical cargo drones like the one pictured are being tested in Britain and around the world to transport coronavirus tests and protective equipment

Scottish Island Pilots Drone Deliveries Of Medical Supplies

Scottish island pilots drone deliveries of medical supplies

More than 40 million US workers have lost their jobs since the pandemic's arrival, but the pace of layoffs is slowing

US Layoffs Exceed 40 Mn But Some Are Returning To Work

US layoffs exceed 40 mn but some are returning to work

Shutting down

Spain Says Nissan Closing Barcelona Factory

Spain says Nissan closing Barcelona factory

Seven members of the Afghan security forces were killed Thursday in an attack officials blamed on the Taliban, the first deadly assault since a three-day ceasefire ended

14 Afghan Forces Killed In 'Taliban Attacks' After Ceasefire Ends

14 Afghan forces killed in 'Taliban attacks' after ceasefire ends

The coronavirus has killed 10,336 people at French care homes, more than a third of the national toll of 28,596

Plastic Bubble Brings Joy To French Nursing Home

Plastic bubble brings joy to French nursing home

The operation aimed at the Bundestag involved an attack called Sofacy or APT 28 that had also struck NATO members and knocked French TV station TV5Monde off the air

Germany Calls In Russian Envoy, Seeks Sanctions Over Hacking

Germany calls in Russian envoy, seeks sanctions over hacking

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