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• Earlier that day the FSB security agency arrested a respected former journalist, Ivan Safronov, 30, on suspicion of state treason.

ROME: A hospital in Rome said on Tuesday it had successfully separated two-year-old twins joined above the nape of...

PRAGUE: Two people died and dozens were injured Tuesday when two passenger trains collided near the western Czech ...

• The number of people who died in hospitals increased by 34 to 19,457, compared to the daily average of 23 over the past seven days.

• "The outbreak is accelerating and we've clearly not reached the peak of the pandemic," WHO director-general Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus told a virtual press conference.

• The new coronavirus can spread through the air far beyond two metres, an group of 239 international scientists said Monday.

• The 25 Russians included on the sanctions list drawn up by Britain's Foreign Office were included for their alleged involvement in the death of Magnitsky.

• The migrants, including 59 children and 46 women, came from Afghanistan, Syria, Bangladesh and Iran.

• Health Minister said that a one-week suspension of flights had been ordered.

• "The talks this week are slightly more informal in nature," Prime Minister Boris Johnson's spokesman said.

• Around 1.7 million people were infected last year, and there are now close to 40 million people living with HIV worldwide.

LONDON: People in England appear to have broadly behaved themselves as pubs reopened this weekend, Britain's health...

• Spain has registered 205,545 coronavirus cases and 28,385 deaths according to health ministry data.

• The authorities said that 134 people had died in the last 24 hours, bringing the official death toll to 10,161.

• The reported death toll rose by 2 to 9,012, the tally showed.

• A six-monthly review of economic performance carried out by the European Commission was sufficient and that there was no need for any "additional strict conditionality," he said.

LONDON: Earl Cameron, who broke down racial barriers by becoming one of British film's first black stars in the...

• Russia has confirmed 674,515 cases although the daily infection rate has been falling over the last month.

• If all goes "very, very, very well", the extra debt the state is taking on to help fund short-hour work schemes and aid to businesses could hit 20 billion Swiss francs.
• The government said this week it anticipates a budget deficit of around 1 billion francs next year.

• We have decided to confine Segria due to data that confirm too significant a growth in the number of COVID-19 infections.
• Spain has registered 205,545 coronavirus cases and 28,385 deaths, making it ne of the worst affected countries in Europe.

BERLIN: Climate activists heckled German MPs Friday outside the Berlin parliament building as the country passed a...

PARIS: French President Emmanuel Macron on Friday named a senior but low-profile bureaucrat as prime minister to...

BRUSSELS: The European Commission, the bloc's executive arm, on Friday authorised the use of anti-viral drug...

LONDON: Britain on Friday exempted dozens of countries from its quarantine rules as the coronavirus outbreak slowed...

• Spain had already opened its borders to EU nations on June 21 as well as residents of the passport-free Schengen zone.

• International cricket is set to resume for the first time since lockdown on Wednesday, with the opening day of the first Test between England and the West Indies at Southampton.

• Two senior Saudis among officials on trial in absentia.
• Khashoggi's killing tarnished Saudi crown prince's image.
• Trial may boost case for action against kingdom, activists hope.

• Jean Castex oversaw France's coronavirus lockdown exit.
• Macron is seeking to "reinvent" his presidency.
• Move comes after local election drubbing.

LONDON: The Duchess of Sussex has claimed she was left "unprotected" by the royal family from "false and damaging"...

NEW YORK: British socialite Ghislaine Maxwell was arrested in the United States on Thursday and charged with sex...