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Covid-19: virus can persist for up to 28 days on smartphones and banknotes

In a new study unveiled on Monday, researchers at CSIRO, Australia’s largest federal research agency, have found that the virus

Northern Cyprus: the nationalist candidate leads the first round of the presidential election

Residents of the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus (TRNC), self-proclaimed and recognized by Turkey alone, were called to vote on

Paris Police Station Targeted by Mob

The Champigny-sur-Marne police station in Paris was targeted by a mob armed with steel bars and fireworks. The incident occurred

US presidential election: Donald Trump returns to campaign

Less than ten days after being detected positive for Covid-19 and five days after being released from the hospital , Donald Trump is back

Man Shot Dead During Rallies in Denver, Suspect Identified As Security Guard

As arguments erupted between opposing rallies in Denver, Colorado, on Sunday, a lethal shooting took place killing one man. Authorities dug into the case and a private security guard for a TV station has been taken into custody.

Kim Jong-un stages a monster missile but avoids provocations

To complicate the work of foreign spy agencies, the North Korean regime waited until the middle of the night on

LIVE Coronavirus: Russia records record number of new cases

Russia reported on Sunday 13,634 new cases of coronavirus identified in the past 24 hours, a new record for the country. Authorities have reported 149 more deaths. In France, the epidemic is accelerating with nearly 27,000 new cases identified on Saturday.

Kyrgyzstan: President regains control after serious political crisis

Kyrgyzstan’s President Sooronbay Jeenbekov consolidated his power on Saturday by sacking several senior security officials in the country and re-detaining his

Europe begins to close in the face of the second wave of COVID-19

Spain Large traffic jams in Madrid with police controls deployed at the exits of the city. The Spanish Government has ended

COVID-19: European countries reduce leisure activities with closures and new restrictions

The European Commission proposed to provide more than 132 million euros to Germany, Ireland, Greece, Spain, Croatia, Hungary and Portugal

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