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Somali forces destroy al-Shabab compounds

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Ethiopia and China hold official celebration of golden jubilee of establishment...

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Germany’s coronavirus cases, deaths well down on New Year’s Day

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Lockdown

Venezuela to implement seven-day hard lockdown to slow coronavirus

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BioNTech boss hopes to have boosted production plan by late January

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Masks mandatory in Sydney amid growing coronavirus cases

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Employees of Hubei Ourselves Garment Co., Ltd., Qianjiang, Hubei province manufacture protective suits, March 25, 2020. The company can produce 8,000 protective suits per day which are exported to the U.S., Japan, South Korea and the European Union. Photo by Wu Yanjun/ People’s Daily Online

South Korea extends coronavirus restrictions around Seoul

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United States surpasses 20 million confirmed coronavirus cases

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DZ Bank: Germans’ financial assets at record high of over 7...

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Covid Vaccines

Poland angry at report celebrities got first shot at vaccines

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People walk down 42nd Street after curfew in New York City, the United States, June 1, 2020. New York City was put under a curfew on Monday night to curb violent protests following the death of black man George Floyd, according to a joint statement by Mayor Bill de Blasio and New York State Governor Andrew Cuomo. (Photo by Michael Nagle/Xinhua)

NYPD ends 2020 with 97 percent jump in shootings, a 16-year...

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US State Department adds Cuban bank BFI to restricted list

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NHS Ambulance staff outside the ExCel Center in London, Britain in, 29 March 2020. The Excel Center is to be used as a makeshift hospital from next week. According to news reports the NHS is anticipating a Coronavirus 'tsunami' as the peak of infarction rates nears. British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has announced that Britons can only leave their homes for essential reasons or may be fined, in order to reduce the spread of the Coronavirus. EPA/WILL OLIVER

British medical associations warn hospital staff are close to burnout

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US authorities suspend search for missing boat with 20 on board

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SAN FRANCISCO - MARCH 2: Recycled plastic bottles are seen at the San Francisco Recycling Center March 2, 2005 in San Francisco, California. Bottled water is the single largest growth area among all beverages, more than doubling over the last decade. Only about 12 percent of plastic bottles, mostly water, were recycled in 2003, according to industry consultant R.W. Beck, Inc. Since most bottled water is consumed away from home where recycling isn't an option, an estimated 40 million bottles a day go into the trash or become litter. (Photo by Justin Sullivan/Getty Images)

Sale of single-use plastic banned in Mexico City

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Coffee

Climate change hurts Central American coffee farms, spurs migration

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Turkey bans entry from UK after finding first cases of virus...

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A man waves Union flags from a small car as he drives past Brexit supporters gathering in Parliament Square, near the Houses of Parliament in central London on January 31, 2020 on the day that the UK formally leaves the European Union. - Britain on January 31 ends almost half a century of integration with its closest neighbours and leaves the European Union, starting a new -- but still uncertain -- chapter in its long history. (Photo by DANIEL LEAL-OLIVAS / AFP)

With Brexit complete, Britain and the EU begin new era of...

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26 dead after Saint Nicholas celebration in Belgian care home

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Balkan Stream Pipeline

Serbia puts Balkan Stream pipeline into operation

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Libya

Rescue group Open Arms reports saving dozens off of Libyan coast

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US Senate overrides Trump’s veto of major national security bill

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Thousands defy Covid rules in France with New Year’s Eve parties

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Real-Estate

Economists: German property prices to keep rising, albeit slowly

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People walk near the Colosseum in Rome, Italy, March 8, 2020. A total of 6,387 people have tested positive for the coronavirus in Italy since the epidemic first broke out here over two weeks ago, the Civil Protection Department said Sunday. In addition, 366 people have died and 622 recovered, Civil Protection Department Chief Angelo Borrelli told reporters at a televised press conference. (Photo by Alberto Lingria/Xinhua)

Pandemic doesn’t stop Romans from jumping into cold Tiber River

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Babies

Female babies top New Year deliveries in Upper East Region

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Twenty-five New Year babies born at Korle Bu

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Eighteen New Year babies born at Ridge Hospital

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Newborn-Babies

Nurse welcomes new babies in Bolgatanga

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Inmates Party

Inmates asked to take advantage of skills training in prisons

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