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Sexual harassment has been a key issue in Singapore's university campuses after a student at a top institution took to Instagram to recount a story of being secretly filmed in a dormitory shower, now there are schemes to help women fight back

Women Use VR To Beat Sexual Harassment After Singapore #MeToo Scandal

Women use VR to beat sexual harassment after Singapore #MeToo scandal

The completion of the Genoa bridge was hailed as a sign of renewal for Italy

Can Italian Infrastructure Reboot Post-virus Economy?

Can Italian infrastructure reboot post-virus economy?

A doctor gives medical advice about female genital mutilation to a woman in Egypt, where the practice is already banned

Women Hail Victory As Sudan Moves To Ban Genital Cutting

Women hail victory as Sudan moves to ban genital cutting

Data by the AMI consultancy shows German fresh food prices were up 10 percent on-year in April -- here Agriculture Minister Julia Kloeckner visits a weekly market near Berlin

Europe's Fresh Food Prices In Flux As Virus Impact Bites

Europe's fresh food prices in flux as virus impact bites

The epidemic has caused 400 deaths and nearly 7,000 infections in Egypt according to official data

Egypt Reopens Slowly To Revive Pandemic-hit Economy

Egypt reopens slowly to revive pandemic-hit economy

Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro (C), holding his daughter Laura's hand, waves at supporters gathering outside Planalto Palace in Brasilia, on May 3, 2020

Brazil Ministers To Be Questioned In Bolsonaro Probe

Brazil ministers to be questioned in Bolsonaro probe

Democrats, like US Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, are more likely to wear masks

Trump Admits US Reopening Will Cost More Lives

Trump admits US reopening will cost more lives

Ruth Bader Ginsburg was "resting comfortably" in hospital, the Supreme Court said

US Supreme Court Justice Ginsburg Hospitalized For Gallbladder Infection

US Supreme Court justice Ginsburg hospitalized for gallbladder infection

Britain, the world's second worst-hit country after the US with more than 32,000 coronavirus deaths, imposed strict stay-at-home orders in late March

UK Scientist Behind Lockdown Quits After Breaking Rules

UK scientist behind lockdown quits after breaking rules

The US employment report is actually a compilation of two separate surveys, with many layers of detail about the US labor market

What Is In The US Employment Report?

What is in the US employment report?

Virtual friends created by the mobile application Replika have been helping people cope with isolation during the coronavirus lockdowns

Getting By In The Pandemic With Help From (virtual) Friends

Getting by in the pandemic with help from (virtual) friends

Surf's up at El Zonte beach in El Salvador, where a girl stands on a surf board next to her volunteer instructor

Surf's Up For Poor Kids Seeking A Better Future In El Salvador

Surf's up for poor kids seeking a better future in El Salvador

Shady Habash, 24, who died in Tora prison in Cairo, pictured, at the weekend, was imprisoned for directing a music video critical of President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi

Egyptian Video Maker Died Of Alcohol Poisoning In Jail: Prosecutor

Egyptian video maker died of alcohol poisoning in jail: prosecutor

Video game titan Electronic Arts reported that its net income doubled to $418 million on revenue that grew to $1.4 billion in the first three months of 2020

Video Game Titans Earnings Climb As People Play At Home

Video game titans earnings climb as people play at home

Juventus defender Leonardo Bonucci, wearing a face mask, arrives at the team's training centre

Juventus Players Back Training Awaiting Quarantined Ronaldo

Juventus players back training awaiting quarantined Ronaldo

A Los Angeles cyclist in a face mask rides past the Million Dollar Theater, closed due to the coronavirus pandemic, with words on the marqee calling for togetherness

Trump Urges US To Reopen, British Death Toll Hits 32,000

Trump urges US to reopen, British death toll hits 32,000

Handre Pollard's Montpellier will have to win a play off if they're to reach next season's European Champions Cup

French Giants Risk Missing Champions Cup With Play-offs On The Cards

French giants risk missing Champions Cup with play-offs on the cards

Tuberculosis kills an estimated 1.5 million people every year

COVID-19 Lockdown Risks 1.4 Mn Extra TB Deaths: Study

COVID-19 lockdown risks 1.4 mn extra TB deaths: study

Mattel suffered a big quarterly loss, although higher sales of Hot Wheels were a bright spot

Mattel Reports Big Loss On Weak Sales Amid Virus

Mattel reports big loss on weak sales amid virus

An officer speaks to a five-year-old boy pulled over after driving down the highway in Utah on May 4, in a photo released by the Utah Highway Patrol

Five-year-old Pulled Over In US While Driving To California

Five-year-old pulled over in US while driving to California

Jose Luis Mendilibar's Eibar are two points above La Liga's relegation zone

Eibar Players And Staff Fear Fresh Outbreak From La Liga Restart

Eibar players and staff fear fresh outbreak from La Liga restart

Austria's Dominic Thiem is sceptical about a relief fund for struggling tennis players

Tennis Establishes Virus Player Fund, Raises $6 Million

Tennis establishes virus player fund, raises $6 million

Israeli soldiers take part in a mobile artillery exercise near the border with Syria in the Israeli-occupied Golan Heights on April 5, 2020

Israel Vows To Pursue Syria Operations Until Iran Leaves

Israel vows to pursue Syria operations until Iran leaves

Britain and the US' cyber security agencies issued a joint warning to healthcare and medical research staff, urging them to improve their password security amid an increase in cyber attacks

UK And US Warn Of Cyber Threat To Health Sector Fighting Virus

UK and US warn of cyber threat to health sector fighting virus

Airbnb is cutting some 1,900 jobs worldwide to cope with the impact of the pandemic on travel

Airbnb Slashes Staff In Effort To Ride Out Pandemic

Airbnb slashes staff in effort to ride out pandemic

German constitutional court chairman AndreasÂ Vosskuhle ruled that the ECB must clarify a key element of its bond-buying scheme to support the eurozone economy

ECB Stands Firm After Shock German Ruling On Bond Buying

ECB stands firm after shock German ruling on bond buying

Venezuela's President Nicolas Maduro meeting with members of the military in Caracas on May 4, 2020 after an alleged "invasion" by mercenaries

Trump Denies US Role In Mysterious Venezuela Sea Invasion

Trump denies US role in mysterious Venezuela sea invasion

Many of Disney's theme parks including Walt Disney World in Orlando have been closed as a result of the coronavirus pandemic

Disney To See At Least $1.4 Bn Impact From Coronavirus

Disney to see at least $1.4 bn impact from coronavirus

More US airlines are warning they will have to reduce staff

United Airlines To Slash 30% Of Executive Jobs

United Airlines to slash 30% of executive jobs

Investors have been buoyed by signs of an easing in the virus and governments making tentative moves to reopen their economies

Stocks Cheer 'Light At End Of Tunnel' In Virus Crisis

Stocks cheer 'light at end of tunnel' in virus crisis

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