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Google signs 5-year deal to pay for news from AFP

It's one of the biggest licensing deals struck by a tech giant under a new French law.

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Browse the winning images from World Press Photo 2020

The winners of World Press Photo 2020 have been announced. Check out work from some of the world's leading photojournalists here.

USA

As coronavirus spreads, students stuck and isolated in epidemic's epicenter

Six weeks on from the lockdown of Wuhan, China, many are still stranded and wish their governments had done more.

USA

Ireland cancels St. Patrick's Day festivities over coronavirus concerns

There have been a total of 33 cases of COVID-19, the disease associated with coronavirus, between both the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland.

USA

What's behind oil price war that sent markets plunging?

"The main reason why coronavirus is a threat to oil prices is that China is the main new consumer of oil in the world," said economist Cailin Birch.

USA

Harry and Meghan to make their final appearance as senior royals

"I imagine everybody will be on absolutely best behavior. But goodness knows what they will all be thinking privately," said royal biographer Penny Junor.

USA

Women fill streets of world's cities with call for justice

On International Women's Day, they protested gender violence, inequality and exploitation.

USA

4 French MPs test positive for coronavirus; large gatherings banned

Three more deaths raise the toll to 19 in France as confirmed cases of infection rise almost 20 percent in a day.

USA

Abandoning cafes for long supermarket lines, Milan enters coronavirus lockdown

Supermarket staff were wearing masks and at the cashier people were told to stand one meter away from each other, Luca Galli. said

USA

Unknown gunmen kill three in broad daylight in Afghan capital Kabul

"Logar provincial council member, Naser Ghairat and two of his bodyguards were killed and another wounded," Kabul police spokesman Ferdaus Faramarz said.

USA

Coronavirus divides one family while driving another closer together

"Of course, it makes sense to the brain," Dr. Alfred Wong told NBC News. "But doesn't make sense to the heart."

USA

Venice, Milan on lockdown as Italy announces sweeping quarantine

The decree restricts anyone from leaving or entering designated red zones except for ''undeferrable work needs or emergency situations'' starting Sunday.

USA

Tear gas shot by Turkey and Greece over migrants at border

Turkey's President Recep Tayyip Erdogan to fly to Belgian capital Brussels for talks on Monday.

USA

Homegrown charity inspires U.K. government to tackle 'period poverty'

"Not having access to sanitary products is undignified and humiliating. Students worry they smell," said Gemma Abbott from the Red Box Project.

USA

How Europe's populist right is using coronavirus to challenge Europe's open borders

"Before the enemy was the migrant, now the enemy is the migrant carrying the coronavirus," one expert said.

USA

Lawmakers fault FAA, Boeing for deadly 737 Max crashes

The FAA's certification review of the 737 MAX "grossly insufficient," according the preliminary investigative findings.