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N Korea’s Kim Jong Un makes first ‘public appearance’ in weeks
State media report Kim attended the completion of a fertiliser plant after weeks of speculation over his health.
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Directors Danny Boyle, Ang Lee, Marc Webb and Hollywood actress Bryce Dallas Howard pay tributes to the Indian icon.
Ankara and Abu Dhabi, who find themselves on opposing sides of many Middle East issues, now trade barbs over Libya war.
Some US workers are breaking from generally accepted union procedures to respond to coronavirus-related risks.
Business owners are keen to get shops and bars open, but the pace of lifting restrictions is infuriating many.
So many people have died in Manaus that coffins are being stacked on top of each other in trenches of a city cemetery.
PM Trudeau says the country is banning the use, trade of more than 1,500 models and variants of assault-style firearms.
WHO responds to comments by US president, who claimed he has seen evidence the virus originated in a Chinese lab.
Tehran slams Germany for following in footsteps of Israel and US after it designated group a ‘terrorist’ organisation.
Interim President Jeanine Anez condemned move and accused opposition of putting lives of Bolivians at risk.
World’s biggest lockdown extended with ‘considerable relaxations’ in lower-risk areas marked as green and orange zones.
Economists say coronavirus lockdowns are pushing the world into a downturn much graver than the 2008 financial crisis.
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State aid deepens concerns over EU divisions
Southern European nations fear their richer northern neighbours are undermining competition by bailing out industries.
To avoid ratings downgrade, India may cap virus relief at $60bn
Fitch and Standard & Poor’s both have India pegged at an investment grade rating that is one notch above a junk rating.
Coronavirus fight: Some US worker unions become more aggressive
Some US workers are breaking from generally accepted union procedures to respond to coronavirus-related risks.
Musk Twitter rant tanks Tesla stock
Shares of Tesla plunge more than 10 percent after CEO Elon Musk’s Twitter account declares ‘Tesla stock is too high’.
