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The inquiry found that Australian Cardinal George Pell was aware of child sexual abuse by clergy for decades

Cardinal Pell Knew Of Clergy Abuse For Decades: Inquiry

Cardinal Pell knew of clergy abuse for decades: inquiry

Crime scene

Coronavirus Researcher Shot Dead In US Murder-suicide

Coronavirus researcher shot dead in US murder-suicide

A record 26 tonnes of shark fin were seized by customs officers in Hong Kong

Hong Kong Customs Seize 38,500 Endangered Shark Fins

Hong Kong customs seize 38,500 endangered shark fins

The Nintendo Switch has proved opular since launching in 2017 but the firm said it has entered a 'crucial' fourth year

Nintendo Full-year Net Profit Up 33.3% On Brisk Switch Demand

Nintendo full-year net profit up 33.3% on brisk Switch demand

IAG owns British Airways as well as Spanish airline Iberia and Irish carrier Aer Lingus

British Airways Parent Dives Into Huge Quarterly Loss

British Airways parent dives into huge quarterly loss

The rise in exports from China in April confounded forecasts for a massive drop

China Exports See Surprise 3.5% Jump In April, Imports Fall

China exports see surprise 3.5% jump in April, imports fall

Rakuten Monkeys players (from L to R) Lisalverto Bonilla, Elih Villanueva, and Ryan Carpenter sit among life-size cutouts depicting fans

'Biggest Secret' - Taiwan Baseball Draws Foreign Fans During Sports Shutdown

'Biggest secret' - Taiwan baseball draws foreign fans during sports shutdown

US investigators say that more than $4.5 billion was looted from state-owned investment firm 1MDB, with alleged help from Malaysian ex-prime minister Najib Razak and his inner circle

US Announces $49m Settlement In Malaysia 1MDB Scandal

US announces $49m settlement in Malaysia 1MDB scandal

This handout photo from the Washington State Department of Agriculture shows a close-up of the mandibles of an Asian giant hornet

Asian Giant Hornets Spotted For First Time In US

Asian giant hornets spotted for first time in US

A man looks for a soda after no beer was available in Monterrey, Mexico on May 5

Thirsty Beer Lovers Find Supplies Have Run Dry In Mexico

Thirsty beer lovers find supplies have run dry in Mexico

Argentine workers march in a May Day demonstration in Buenos Aires

Argentina's Joust With Bondholders Likely To Drag On Beyond Friday

Argentina's joust with bondholders likely to drag on beyond Friday

Lisa Charlotte Friederich imagined a world where an oppressive government has locked down all gatherings of people

Lockdown Movie Strikes Eerie Note At German Virtual Film Festival

Lockdown movie strikes eerie note at German virtual film festival

Cemetery workers in protective gear bury a coronavirus victim at a cemetery on the outskirts of Saint Petersburg. Russia has reported a remarkably low death toll but critics have cast doubt on the numbers

Disputes Over Count As Russia Vaunts Low Virus Death Toll

Disputes over count as Russia vaunts low virus death toll

A man walks through the rubble of a building that was damaged when strongman Khalifa Haftar's forces shelled the neighborhood in the Libyan capital Tripoli on May 1, 2020 -- Hafter has been receiving help from Russian mercenaries, a UN report says

Russian Mercenaries Are Fighting In Libya, UN Diplomats Confirm

Russian mercenaries are fighting in Libya, UN diplomats confirm

Nearly two million soldiers and medical officers from 22 UN member states -- including the US, Britain and Turkey --Â took part in the conflict

Seoul To Send Face Masks To Foreign Veterans Of Korean War

Seoul to send face masks to foreign veterans of Korean War

More than 100 prospective vaccines for coronavirus are in development

Misinformation Flood Hampers Fight For Virus Vaccine In Africa

Misinformation flood hampers fight for virus vaccine in Africa

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

5 Dead, Hundreds In Hospital After Gas Leak At India Chemical Plant

5 dead, hundreds in hospital after gas leak at India chemical plant

Bitcoin is the best known virtual currency, but it may face a real problem next week

Bitcoin World Faces 'Halving': What's Happening?

Bitcoin world faces 'halving': what's happening?

Sellia in southern Italyâs Calabria region is among the country's 5,800 villages with fewer than 5,000 inhabitants

Reviving Abandoned Hamlets In Post-virus Italy

Reviving abandoned hamlets in post-virus Italy

Andre Villas-Boas has taken Marseille to second place in Ligue 1 in his first, shortened, season in charge. But will he stay put at a club with big financial problems?

Villas-Boas Leads Marseille Back Into Champions League But Doubts Linger Over Future

Villas-Boas leads Marseille back into Champions League but doubts linger over future

The luxury industry around Dubai Marina has ground to a halt

Life Of Luxury: Dubai's Huge Service Sector Faces Unsure Future

Life of luxury: Dubai's huge service sector faces unsure future

Foreign workers clad in masks to protect against coronavirus push bicycles along a street in the Satwa district of Dubai

UAE's Indian Expats Frustrated Over Govt Repatriation Plans

UAE's Indian expats frustrated over govt repatriation plans

Adventurer Mike Horn is stuck at home in his chalet in Chateau-d'Oex in Switzerland while the coronavirus lockdown plays out

Explorer Learns To Love Lockdown In Swiss Chalet

Explorer learns to love lockdown in Swiss chalet

Restrictions on travel, public gatherings and retail businesses have had a devastating impact on the economy in Australia

Australia Fears Suicide Spike Due To Virus Shutdown

Australia fears suicide spike due to virus shutdown

Forced exorcism is a common story for many gay and transgender people in the world's biggest Muslim majority nation, where a conservative shift has seen the community increasingly targeted in recent years

Forced Exorcisms Touted As 'Cure' For LGBT Indonesians

Forced exorcisms touted as 'cure' for LGBT Indonesians

Although the epidemic has weakened its deadly grip on Spain, there has been no let-up in the "constant tension" faced by ambulance crews

Virus Crisis Eases But No Let-up For Spain's Ambulances

Virus crisis eases but no let-up for Spain's ambulances

Empty sunbeds in the Cypriot resort town of Ayia Napa, where residents were permitted to swim again from Monday, but not to lounge on the beach

Splendid Isolation: Islands Prove Safe Ports In Virus Storm

Splendid isolation: islands prove safe ports in virus storm

The Brazilian president's spokesman, Otavio Rego Barros, pictured on April 11, 2019 at the Planalto Palace

Brazil Presidential Spokesman Tests Positive For Virus

Brazil presidential spokesman tests positive for virus

US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo speaks to reporters during a media briefing at the State Department in Washington, DC, on May 6, 2020

Pompeo Welcomes New Iraq Government, Extends Iran Sanctions Waiver

Pompeo welcomes new Iraq government, extends Iran sanctions waiver

Locked out: Premier League games could return behind closed doors for the forseeable future

Will Premier League With No Fans Be Worth The Wait?

Will Premier League with no fans be worth the wait?

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