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Russian President Vladimir Putin is facing a serious crisis for the 'first time', says analyst Tatiana Stanovaya

Coronavirus Deals 'Powerful Blow' To Putin's Grand Plans

Coronavirus deals 'powerful blow' to Putin's grand plans

This photo provided by Brazilian DJ Caio Saldanha shows his cabin on the Celebrity Infinity cruise ship. He says he feels like a prisoner on the ship where he works, with no news about when he can go home

Virus Crisis Leaves Thousands Of Cruise Ship Crew Stuck At Sea

Virus crisis leaves thousands of cruise ship crew stuck at sea

Although plans to resume action have yet to be finalized, Major League Baseball and the National Hockey League are reportedly mulling proposals that include playing games in empty stadiums

US Sport Grapples With Prospect Of Fan-free Future

US sport grapples with prospect of fan-free future

Manchester City players pay tribute to their late goalkeeper Bert Trautmann in 2013

The Sportsmen Who Went To War

The sportsmen who went to war

A woman wearing a face mask leaves the plant of the French Renault car maker in Sandouville, northern France, on May 7, 2020; the Le Havre judiciary courthouse has said French car maker Renault must suspend a return to production during the COVID-19 pande

French Court Orders Renault Plant To Halt Production Over Virus Fears

French court orders Renault plant to halt production over virus fears

Experts have consistently warned that Africa is particularly vulnerable to a coronavirus outbreak

Up To 190,000 Could Die In Africa If Virus Containment Fails: WHO

Up to 190,000 could die in Africa if virus containment fails: WHO

The company Zoom has agreed to conduct regular risk assessment and software code reviews to detect vulnerabilities following privacy breaches

Zoom Agrees To Step Up Security After New York Probe

Zoom agrees to step up security after New York probe

Serie A leaders Juventus' last game behind closed doors, a 2-0 win over Inter on March 8

Italian Season In Limbo With New Wave Of Positive Coronavirus Tests

Italian season in limbo with new wave of positive coronavirus tests

Brazil's Economy Minister Paulo Guedes -- seen here in March 2020 -- has warned of a possible "economic collapse" because of stay-at-home measures designed to curb the spread of the novel coronavirus

Brazil Risks 'Economic Collapse' Over Virus Lockdown: Minister

Brazil risks 'economic collapse' over virus lockdown: minister

Employees of ABS-CBN work in the editing booth at the station headquarters in Manila on May 6, 2020 before it was forced to shut down

US 'Concerned' Over Philippine Shutdown Of Top Broadcaster

US 'concerned' over Philippine shutdown of top broadcaster

Uber CEO Dara Khosrowshahi said there were some signs of recovery for the ridesharing giant after it posted a $2.9 billion loss in the first quarter

Uber Losses Widen But Appetite Grows For Eats

Uber losses widen but appetite grows for Eats

US soldiers stand along a road across from Russian military armored personnel carriers near the village of Tannuriyah in Syria's northeastern Hasakah province on May 2, 2020

US Hopeful For New Russian Cooperation On Syria

US hopeful for new Russian cooperation on Syria

Victims of the coronavirus are buried in Manaus, Brazil, on May 6, 2020

In Brazil, Coronavirus Hits Blacks Harder Than Whites

In Brazil, coronavirus hits blacks harder than whites

Markets have been rallying as lockdowns that emptied many global cities begin to be lifted, though the impact on the world economy is only now becoming apparent

Stock Markets Rise On Easing Lockdowns And China Exports

Stock markets rise on easing lockdowns and China exports

Yolanda Fuentes resigned as Madrid's head of public health as the local authorities asked the central government to relax lockdown measures

Madrid's Top Health Official Resigns After Reported Lockdown Row

Madrid's top health official resigns after reported lockdown row

Prices of conventional protein have surged in recent weeks -- giving plant-based products a chance to gobble up more market share

Vegan Rivals Smell Blood As Virus Hits Meat Supply

Vegan rivals smell blood as virus hits meat supply

More workers filed for unemployment benefits last week than in the worst four weeks of the global financial crisis in 2009

US Jobless Claims Begin Decline, But Still High At 3.2 Mn

US jobless claims begin decline, but still high at 3.2 mn

Supporters of Libyan military strongman Khalifa Haftar wave a national flag in a February 2020 demonstration in Benghazi

US Says Russia Aggravating Libya Conflict Through Mercenaries

US says Russia aggravating Libya conflict through mercenaries

Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro, pictured on May 6, 2020, faced scathing criticism in 2019 for initially downplaying Amazon wildfires

Brazil To Deploy Army To Fight Amazon Deforestation

Brazil to deploy army to fight Amazon deforestation

President Volodymyr Zelensky, who has vowed to secure Western investment and rid the country of corruption, last month proposed appointing Mikheil Saakashvili, seen in an April 24 file photo, deputy prime minister in charge of reform efforts

Ex Georgian Leader Appointed Reform Aide In Ukraine

Ex Georgian leader appointed reform aide in Ukraine

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his centrist challenger-turned-ally Benny Gantz are finally set to form a government after the supreme court gave its okay

Israel Lawmakers Endorse Netanyahu-Gantz Government

Israel lawmakers endorse Netanyahu-Gantz government

A photo taken on May 7, 2020 shows the wooden chalet Helora, owned since 2014 by Britain's Prince Andrew, Duke of York and his ex-wife Sarah Ferguson in the Alpine resort of Verbier, Switzerland

Britain's Prince Andrew Facing Lawsuit Over Swiss Chalet

Britain's Prince Andrew facing lawsuit over Swiss chalet

Health workers administer polio drops to a child in the Indian city of Amritsar in January 2020

Pompeo Sees WHO Role In Polio Despite Virus Feud

Pompeo sees WHO role in polio despite virus feud

US Senator Tim Kaine, a Democrat, was critical of President Donald Trump's veto of a measure that would have curbed his powers to attack Iran

US Senate Fails To Override Trump Veto On Iran War Powers

US Senate fails to override Trump veto on Iran war powers

Map of India locating Visakhapatnam where a deadly gas leak at a chemicals plant was reported on Thursday.

Gas Leak At Indian Chemical Plant Kills 11

Gas leak at Indian chemical plant kills 11

What began as a familiar flu-like cluster of chills and fever has rapidly expanded into a catalogue of syndromes affecting almost all the body's organs

As Pandemic Deepens, Virus Symptoms Multiply

As pandemic deepens, virus symptoms multiply

Gamers got their first look at titles which will be available for the new-generation Xbox gaming console due later this year, amid strong interest in video games during the global pandemic

'Assassin's Creed' Stars As Xbox Teases New Games

'Assassin's Creed' stars as Xbox teases new games

A memorial for coronavirus whistleblower Dr Li Wenliang at the campus of the University of California, Los Angeles in February 2020

US Lawmakers Push To Name Chinese Embassy Street After Virus Doctor

US lawmakers push to name Chinese embassy street after virus doctor

Staff clean the arrivals terminal at Cochin International Airport in Kochi ahead of the arrival of a first repatriation flight carrying Indian citizens from the Gulf

Massive India Repatriation Begins With Flights From UAE

Massive India repatriation begins with flights from UAE

No return to normality for 'several years'

Air France-KLM Plunges Into 1.8 Bn Eur Loss As Virus Bites

Air France-KLM plunges into 1.8 bn eur loss as virus bites

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