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TOKYO • Students in Tokyo went back to school yesterday, while businesses such as gyms, saunas and cinemas reopened their doors in the Japanese capital after ne
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Millions of Filipinos living in Metro Manila opted to stay home yesterday, the first day of freedom after the Philippines lifted one of the world's strictest an
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The coronavirus pandemic has plunged New York City into its most dire fiscal crisis in generations. More than 900,000 people have lost their jobs sin
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A group of Republican legislators plan to unveil legislation this week to keep Americans from investing in foreign defence companies with ties to C
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ISLAMABAD (AFP)Pakistan's Prime Minister Imran Khan announced Monday (June 1) his government would end several months of coronavirus restrictions, even as it em
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Image copyright Reuters Spain's tourism minister has cast doubt on the prospect of an early return by UK holidaymakers to Spanish beaches. María Reyes Maroto sa
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SANTA MONICA, California/Residents and business owners in cities across the United States swept up broken glass, took stock of looted goods
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Thousands of shoppers have queued for hours to get into Ikea stores after the furniture giant reopened 19 shops in England and Northern Ireland on Monday. They
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SEOUL/MOSCOW/South Korean President Moon Jae-in told US President Donald Trump on Monday (June 1) that he would willingly accept the American le
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Gilead Sciences said on Monday (June 1) its antiviral drug remdesivir had mixed results in a late-stage study of people with moderate Covid-
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