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USA US election: Kamala Harris becomes first black woman, South Asian elected Vice President Kamala Harris is the first black woman and South Asian to be elected Vice President of the United States. -
No Comment Kosovo bar and restaurant owners protest coronavirus restrictions The coronavirus measures mean they have to close completely at weekends. -
USA US election: Joe Biden's win has his supporters dreaming of a brighter future "In 2016, we woke up crying," said Lola Faleit, a 26-year-old human resources manager in New York City. "Today we are celebrating." -
World News 'Welcome back America!': Europe reacts to Biden winning US presidential election European leaders have reacted positively to Joe Biden's election as US president. Slovenia's PM, however, was not so sure. -
Belarus Belarus opens first nuclear power plant amid criticism from Lithuania Lithuanian officials say the Astravyets plant, which is close to its own capital city, has been plagued by accidents and mistreatment of workers -
USA Biden transition team didn't wait for verdict to get busy Well before Saturday's victory for Joe Biden, longtime aide Ted Kaufman had been leading efforts to ensure the former US vice president can begin building out a government in anticipation of a victory. -
USA Biden is taking office in the US, but what does it mean for Europe? Here's what we know about what to expect next. -
No Comment Empty streets in Athens as coronavirus lockdown begins in Greece A new three-week long lockdown began in Greece on Saturday, leaving the streets of Athens virtually deserted. -
France Castex says France will continue to 'relentlessly' fight 'radical Islamism' "Terrorism attacks who we are, what makes our identity, our freedom, our culture, and finally our lives. The enemy, we know what it is, not only is it identified, but it has a name," French PM Jean Castex said at a tribute for victims of the terror attack in Nice. -
USA Georgia Senate race goes to runoff after Republican drops below 50% Senator David Perdue and Democratic challenger Jon Ossoff will have a runoff election in January in a crucial Senate race that could determine which party wins the majority. -
Travel News Yemen's ancient cities at risk of complete collapse The historic cities of Shibam and Sana'a have survived wars and are now at risk of collapse due to torrential rains. -
No Comment Guatemala army rescues flood victims after Hurricane Eta As the remnants of Hurricane Eta moved back over Caribbean waters, governments in Central America worked to tally the displaced and dead, and recover bodies from landslides and flooding that claimed dozens of lives from Guatemala to Panama. -
Earth News Why has the UK Space Agency won an award for sustainability? The Agency has been honoured for its International Partnership Programme. -
United Kingdom Brexit: Boris Johnson and Ursula von der Leyen speak on EU-UK ties Britain's prime minister and the president of the European Commission will discuss the relationship between the UK and EU after 2020. -
World News Europe locking down as coronavirus cases continue to surge As coronavirus cases continue to surge across Europe, countries are starting to lockdown in an attempt to slow the spread of the virus. -
Poland Poland braces for more anti-government protests over abortion law Police have warned demonstrators that gatherings are banned under pandemic-era regulations. -
Belarus EU slaps sanctions on Alexander Lukashenko, his son and his advisers The European Union imposed sanctions Friday Nov. 6, 2020, on the president of Belarus and 14 other officials over their roles in the security crackdown launched during protests of the country's contested August presidential election. -
Travel News Adieu overtourism! The next big little Greek island getaways While Mykonos and other Instagram-friendly Greek isles are flooded with tourists, the same can't be said about these stunning islands. -
USA Donald Trump's White House chief of staff Mark Meadows tests positive for coronavirus Meadows is the latest White House official to be diagnosed with the disease after scores of aides, as well as the president and first lady, tested positive. -
USA Coronavirus: US breaks daily record for third consecutive day with 127,000 new cases While attention is fixed on vote counting in the US presidential election, the US continues to break records with new daily COVID-19 cases.