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Taiwan has accused China of intimidation, as the mainland and US stepped up manoeuvres in recent weeks.
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Crash Landing on You is a love story across borders and reveals aspects of North Korea that are rarely seen.
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With tourism making up 10 percent of European Union's economy, bloc urges leaders to reopen borders.
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Michael Lauber is facing allegations of misconduct in his FIFA corruption investigation.
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Anthony Fauci, the US's top infectious disease expert, said prematurely lifting lockdowns could lead to new outbreaks.
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Threatened by food shortages and health risks, Rome gives a six-month amnesty for thousands of undocumented migrants.
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Hatice Cengiz urges Newcastle football club's fans to reject takeover by group linked to Mohammed bin Salman.
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Race for the 25th district is seen as a proxy vote on President Donald Trump and a possible harbinger for November.
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Deaths of those infected with coronavirus were ascribed to other causes following post-mortem exams, said officials.
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Immunologist makes sobering prediction in testimony prepared for Thursday appearance before congressional committee.
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The expulsions are the latest Trump administration measure aimed at preventing the entry of migrant children.
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President Ashraf Ghani has ordered the army to resume operations against Taliban after deadly attacks.
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Conservative rebels had tried to block 'chlorinated chicken' and hormone injected beef in post-Brexit deals.
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Government had imposed a curfew and lockdown in March in an attempt to contain the spread of the coronavirus.
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More than 100 potential vaccines are being developed but experts underscore the difficulties in finding effective ones.
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Hezbollah chief also denies presence of Iranian troops in Syria beyond 'military advisers and experts'.
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Litigation involves US presidential election system that requires electoral votes instead of a national popular vote.
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More than 38,000 people have been infected with COVID-19 in Mexico, but health experts warn the number is much higher.
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Santiago's total quarantine comes amid a resurgence in cases in the wealthier eastern areas of the city.
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The European Union wants the reopening of borders and to get economies moving again.
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US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo meets Israeli leaders Benjamin Netanyahu and Benny Gantz on one-day visit to Israel.
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The high-altitude kingdom surrounded by South Africa confirms first case: a national studying in Saudi Arabia.
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WHO official says retracing the origin of the virus would 'prevent the phenomenon from happening again.'
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Employers should continue to encourage remote work even after the fight against coronavirus is over.
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Opposition leaders demand government should break silence after virus figures are not released since April 29.
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Move by US's largest 4-year university system is one of first signs crisis will have major effects through end of year.
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Hundreds of people rally in disputed territory chanting anti-India slogans after Indian soldiers shoot young man dead.
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Canada's chief public health officer said the US - where coronavirus cases are increasing - presents a risk to Canada.
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Cedric Herrou, an olive farmer in southern France, had been charged with 'facilitation of irregular entry'.
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German chancellor says improving ties with Moscow is challenging following a hacking attempt and a murder in Berlin.
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Lawyers for Paul Manafort, serving a seven-year sentence, asked for his release because of coronavirus risk in prison.
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In the United States, its estimated 200,000 restaurants may not reopen due to bankruptcy.
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Residents largely restricted to their homes, with mosques shut and festival marking end of Ramadan likely cancelled.
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Coronavirus affects Ramadan on an unprecedented scale, but it is not the first time Muslim traditions have had to adapt.
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Anti-racism and Muslim groups slam decision by Equality and Human Rights Commission to abandon inquiry.
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As well as two newborns, victims include children, mothers and nurses in attack condemned by several countries.
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Can progressives and moderates in the US Democratic Party find common ground in order to take back the White House?
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A look at Joe Biden and Bernie Sanders on the campaign trail as they battle for the future of the US Democratic party.
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The defence ministry says the fighters were killed in southeast Niger and in neighbouring Nigeria.
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Suspect was in regular contact with Germany-based intelligence officer and passed on information, prosecutors say.
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An investigation found that incendiary content on the social media platform may have led to the deadly violence.
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The Afghan president asks military to switch to 'offensive mode' against armed groups after two deadly attacks.
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Belly Mujinga, a mother of one, died two weeks after a member of the public claiming to have COVID-19 spat at her.
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Zaid Fadl Qaisia, 15, was shot in the head during raid on refugee camp in occupied West Bank, Palestinian officials say.
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Video shows plain-clothed men punching and kicking heads of handcuffed and blindfolded detainees in Rakhine state.
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The Israeli plan to annex parts of the occupied West Bank shows a shocking disregard for international law.
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What life in one neighbourhood says about New Zealand's bold, and seemingly successful, plan to eliminate COVID-19.
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Some Britons urged to return to work if they are unable to do jobs remotely as signs of sharp economic malaise emerge.
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Police say clashes erupted due to measures adopted to curb COVID-19; protesters point to mistreatment and corruption.
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Mistake was made in a declaration by an FBI official in response to lawsuit by families of 9/11 victims, report says.