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Merkel's federal government is facing resistance from two of Germany's eastern states over how fast to relax social distancing rules

Merkel In Tug-of-war With States Over Virus Safety Rules

Merkel in tug-of-war with states over virus safety rules

An out-of-court settlement covering hundreds of thousands of cases and the closure of criminal proceedings already drew a line under the biggest domestic risks from "Dieselgate"

Top German Court Grants Buybacks For VW Diesel Car Owners

Top German court grants buybacks for VW diesel car owners

Every year, dozens of proposals are made to address major social woes when the parliament meets

Sex Offenders, Bullying And Number Plates: China's Parliament Proposals

Sex offenders, bullying and number plates: China's parliament proposals

Many people have become impatient over the government's slow and cautious process of lifting the restrictions

Parks Packed, Terraces Open As Madrid And Barcelona Celebrate Easing

Parks packed, terraces open as Madrid and Barcelona celebrate easing

A motorist is checked by security at a checkpoint in the Afghan capital at the start of the Eid al-Fitr holiday

Afghan Ceasefire Holds As Prisoner Release Expected

Afghan ceasefire holds as prisoner release expected

At New Delhi airport, hundreds of people anxious to get home but apprehensive about the risks queued from before dawn

Confusion, Jitters As Indian Domestic Flights Resume

Confusion, jitters as Indian domestic flights resume

There were fears packed Tokyo could become a hotbed for the virus

Japan Set To Lift Coronavirus Emergency As Cases Slow

Japan set to lift coronavirus emergency as cases slow

A masked man checks his phone in Qatar where residents and citizens have been required by law to install a coronavirus contact tracing app on their handsets since Friday

Qatar Virus Tracing App Stirs Rare Privacy Backlash

Qatar virus tracing app stirs rare privacy backlash

The outlook for agriculture this year is "glum," said Linda Burrier, a soybean farmer

'It's Kind Of Glum': US Farmers Worry As Crop Prices Dip

'It's kind of glum': US farmers worry as crop prices dip

Gwynne Shotwell (pictured 2014), who became the SpaceX president and operating chief operating officer, is a self-described "nerd"

Rocketman (and Woman): Elon And Gwynne, The Pair Who Made SpaceX

Rocketman (and woman): Elon and Gwynne, the pair who made SpaceX

UV rays are used to disinfect the kitchen of the Baltimore Country Club in Baltimore, Maryland, as cleaning companies prepare for an explosion in demand once the US reopens from the coronavirus

Cleaning Crews Ready For Reopening In Post-pandemic US

Cleaning crews ready for reopening in post-pandemic US

Football is returning but it already looks very different because of the coronavirus pandemic. The impact on how clubs do transfer business will be considerable too

Football Clubs Forced To Rethink Recruitment Strategy As Virus Impacts Transfer Market

Football clubs forced to rethink recruitment strategy as virus impacts transfer market

Cummings rebuked waiting reporters for not respecting the social distancing rules

UK PM Johnson Backs Key Aide Over Lockdown Breach Claims

UK PM Johnson backs key aide over lockdown breach claims

Saudis shop at the Panorama Mall in Riyadh as Muslims prepare to celebrate Eid al-Fitr

Virus Lockdowns Stifle Eid Celebrations As Infections Rise

Virus lockdowns stifle Eid celebrations as infections rise

War-weary Kabul residents expressed relief after the three-day Eid al-Fitr ceasefire was announced

Afghan President To Free Up To 2,000 Taliban Prisoners After Ceasefire Offer

Afghan president to free up to 2,000 Taliban prisoners after ceasefire offer

Hundreds of pro-democracy protesters gathered in Hong Kong after China proposed a controversial new security law

Thousands Protest In Hong Kong Over China Security Law Proposal

Thousands protest in Hong Kong over China security law proposal

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will attend the opening of his corruption trial, becoming the first sitting Israeli premier to face criminal charges

Netanyahu Attacks 'Fabricated' Graft Charges As Trial Begins

Netanyahu attacks 'fabricated' graft charges as trial begins

The Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi said the United States had been infected by a 'political virus' compelling figures there to continually attack China

China Warns US Pushing Relations To 'Brink Of New Cold War'

China warns US pushing relations to 'brink of new Cold War'

IMAGES A handful of worshippers attend mass at Saint-Germain-l'Auxerrois church in Paris after French authorities allowed religious ceremonies to be held as the country continues to gradually ease its lockdown.

China Says Virus Pushing US Ties To Brink Of 'Cold War'

China says virus pushing US ties to brink of 'Cold War'

Cummings rebuked waiting reporters for not respecting the social distancing rules

Pressure Grows On UK PM Johnson As Aide Faces More Lockdown Breach Claims

Pressure grows on UK PM Johnson as aide faces more lockdown breach claims

Sales outside China used to make up nearly half of toymaker Shantou Beilisi's turnover, but plummeted to just five percent after the virus struck

China Exporters Look Inwards As Virus Hits Overseas Markets

China exporters look inwards as virus hits overseas markets

Singer Ineta Akhtyamova finally found temporary shelter in a small hotel in eastern Moscow. Rights groups say domestic violence has surged around the world since the start of lockdowns

Russian Women Stuck In Lockdown Hell As Abuse Surges

Russian women stuck in lockdown hell as abuse surges

The COVID-19 Command and Control Centre has been set up to coordinate the efforts of Dubai's doctors, epidemiologists and other professionals

Pandemic Gives Dubai Chance To Put Tech To The Test

Pandemic gives Dubai chance to put tech to the test

Iraqi students during an anti-government demonstration in Baghdad's Tahrir square in February, a month before the spread of coronavirus escalated into a major global crisis

Protests, Pandemic Rob Iraqi Students Of Graduation Dreams

Protests, pandemic rob Iraqi students of graduation dreams

Against the expectations of most traders, crude oil of the kind stored at this facility in Cushing, Oklahoma, suddenly became nearly impossible to sell

The Trader Who Called The 2020 Oil Crisis

The trader who called the 2020 oil crisis

Actor Kevin Hart is among those dropping in on the not-so-secret startup audio social network Clubhouse

Silicon Valley Perks Up Its Ears For Buzzy Audio Chat Startup

Silicon Valley perks up its ears for buzzy audio chat startup

Boris Johnson's top adviser Dominic Cummings (left) is under fire for breaking lockdown rules

British PM's Top Aide Accused Of Second Lockdown Breach: Reports

British PM's top aide accused of second lockdown breach: reports

Boeing still faces plenty of questions, including the schedule for the return of the 737 MAX, which has been grounded for more than a year

Hard Times For Boeing, Long A Symbol Of American Might

Hard times for Boeing, long a symbol of American might

The Crew Dragon spacecraft and the SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket are pictured at Launch Complex 39A at Kennedy Space Center in Florida on May 21, 2020

SpaceX Ready To Launch Astronauts Into Space For The First Time

SpaceX ready to launch astronauts into space for the first time

Contact tracing for infectious diseases has been traditionally done by people in call centers such as this one in Brussels in a May 20, 2020 photo

US Virus Tracking: A Patchwork Of Apps, Human Tracers

US virus tracking: a patchwork of apps, human tracers

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