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Secretary Mnuchin says aid bill to be introduced on Monday as end of the current unemployment assistance nears.
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Hanna made landfall on Saturday in a part of the US struggling with a surge in coronavirus cases.
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On a visit to Doha, American special envoy Brian Hook says Qatar blockade continues to 'harm shared regional interests'.
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Spain is asking the UK to exempt British tourists visiting the Balearic and Canary Islands from a requirement to self-quarantine on their return home.
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Firefighters have so far failed to put out a huge oil well blaze which has been burning for two months after thousands of farming families in Assam state were forced from their homes.
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Lawyer of the 39-year-old says he admitted starting the blaze at the Cathedral of Saint Peter and Saint Paul.
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The combination of speed and altitude of hypersonic missiles makes them difficult to track and intercept.
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Family of former leader say he contracted malaria and died of heart attack, seek to dispel coronavirus rumours.
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The dark side of a $100bn industry where enslaved children work in cocoa fields for the chocolate we all love to eat.
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Thousands of protesters have taken to the streets for weeks following the police killing of George Floyd in Minneapolis.
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If confirmed, it would be the first officially recognised case of COVID-19 in North Korea.
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Turkey controls most Syrian territory on its southern frontier, including Ras al-Ain, after several military operations.
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Sixty-eight prisoners broke out on Friday during routine physical exercise at the facility north of Cape Town.
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Women are primary caregivers in their communities. They can play a key role in the fight against COVID-19.
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Greece has made the return of the Parthenon Marbles from the British Museum in London one of its top priorities.
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In the United States, museums have shut, theatres sit empty, and concerts and festivals have been cancelled.
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Demonstrations started in response to the killing of George Floyd in Minneapolis, but anger has also been growing over President Donald Trump's decision to send federal agents to the city.
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Under US-Taliban deal, Afghanistan government has released more than 4,000 fighters while the group has freed about 700.
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Spread over 52 acres and rising 60 metres, site littered with used test kits, protective gear and blood-stained cotton.
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Consulate closures in Houston and Chengdu have escalated a sharp deterioration in US-China ties.
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The UAE is pushing ahead with its nuclear power plant. But is it safe for the region?
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Submissive, sexy, sassy - the three reductive depictions of Black women that we continue to see on our screens today.
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Human rights groups say at least 12 people have been killed or disappeared by security forces since Argentina imposed a lockdown to prevent the spread of COVID-19.
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Two-week quarantine imposed on travellers returning from Spain, provoking anger and confusion among tourists.
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At least 24 missing and one person believed to have survived after he swam to shore on the resort island of Langkawi.
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Why Malaria-related deaths in Africa could more than double this year.
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Millions of migrant workers who fled India's cities when the virus hit are too scared to return.
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At least 12 arrested in Jerusalem as thousands continue protests against Benjamin Netanyahu's government.
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Year's first Atlantic hurricane forces officials to arrange shelters and evacuation while maintaining social distancing.
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Why football league is kicking off in Mexico despite coronavirus fears.
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Seven months since the first COVID-19 infection in the Chinese city, its residents are now facing a new threat.
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Hichem Mechichi succeeds Elyes Fakhfakh, who resigned as prime minister earlier this month amid political tensions.
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Report says Prime Minister Johnson also set to overhaul UK treason laws to counter threats posed by Moscow and Beijing.
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The move follows a sharp increase in COVID-19 cases recorded in Spain in recent days.
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Polish justice minister says European treaty 'contains elements of an ideological nature, which we find harmful'.
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Prosecutors charged Nasser Nawasreh, union head of Jordan's Teachers Syndicate, with incitement over anti-gov't speech.
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The former congressman and civil rights icon died on July 17 at the age of 80.
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A prominent journalist who exposed corruption is arrested, but the government alleges he was inciting violence.
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Islamic week-long ritual has been scaled back to a 'limited number' of pilgrims because of the coronavirus pandemic.
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French investigative news site Mediapart found the former spy chief hiding in Orleans, about 100km southwest of Paris.
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The 73-year-old former general and army chief, who took power in a 2003 coup, was overthrown by rebel fighters in 2013.
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Hurricane Hanna is set to make landfall in the southern US state as Hawaii braces for simultaneous Hurricane Douglas.
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The US Justice Department said on Thursday it would investigate the use of force by federal agents against protesters in Portland.
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Protesters have been demanding the governor of the region, Sergei Furgal, be released from prison.
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More than 4,000 athletes from more than 180 nations, aged 14-18, were expected to take part in the Youth Olympics.
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Automatically labelling people who use an encrypted chat 'criminals' threatens our fundamental right to privacy.
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Protesters in eastern Russia continue to rally against the arrest of regional Governor Sergei Furgal on murder charges.
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Brazil president has criticised virus restrictions since the pandemic began, often attending rallies without a mask.
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Relations between Ankara and Athens have been uneasy in recent months and tensions have increased over Hagia Sophia.