Elon Musk absent from Trump's White House dinner with US tech leaders
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Ties between Russia and Belarus cool ahead of presidential elections
Moscow says Lukashenko and Putin expressed confidence that the situation will be settled as the arrest of 33 Russians in Belarus threatens to sour ties between the historic allies.
Beirut: Anger among anti-government protesters rises after blast
Discontent is growing in Beirut after the deadly explosion in the Lebanese capital on Tuesday.
COVID-19: Over 1 billion students affected by school closures
United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres said the world is facing a "generational catastrophe that could waste untold human potential, undermine decades of progress, and exacerbate entrenched inequalities."
Sanofi being investigated for manslaughter over epilepsy drug Depakine
The firm is accused of being late to reveal the risk the medication poses to pregnant women.
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Coronavirus: France makes masks mandatory in some outdoor public areas
People in Nice, Lille and Bayonne, among other French towns and cities, now have to wear masks at open-air markets, among other outdoor public spaces.
What is the R value and how might it signal a second wave in Germany?
All eyes are on Germany's R value. But what is it and why is it key in terms of when to lift lockdown?
Sweden's coronavirus strategy: Are the elderly paying the price?
One-in-three coronavirus-related death in Sweden has happened in care facilities for the elderly.
Watch: Donald Trump suggests injecting disinfectant to treat COVID-19
His comments, which came on the day the US death toll from COVID-19 passed 50,000 people, sparked a backlash online.
Muslim communities plan online festivities for Ramadan
Coronavirus containment measures mean many Muslims will turn to videoconference tools to connect with their loved ones as they break their daily fast.
Could a century-old method help treat COVID-19 patients?
The treatment involves taking plasma from the blood of survivors and injecting it into sick patients.
France has avoided a COVID-19 food shortage - but for how long?
Farmers are worried that produce will rot in the fields as restrictions stop migrant workers from coming to pick fruit and vegetables.
Dozens charged in US college admissions scam
US college scam
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