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European politicians on Friday rejected a proposal backed by the meat industry to ban meat terms on non-meat products.
Investors are digesting a mixed bag of earnings and eyeing the stalemate in Washington over a new stimulus deal.
PM says Roman Prymula will be fired if he fails to resign, after he was seen without a mask in a restaurant and car.
Presidential nominee Joe Biden calls out Trump's COVID-19 response as 'dangerous' following debate.
Businesses support footballer's campaign after politicians refused to extend provision of school meals through summer.
Humanitarian assistance will help nearly a million refugees, but scant progress being made on safe return to Myanmar.
Findings of India study, one of first clinical trials to investigate the efficacy of convalescent plasma, are a setback.
Walmart filed a lawsuit against the US Department of Justice and the US Drug Enforcement Administration on Thursday.
The US accuses Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, among other groups, of trying to interfere in upcoming contest.
Trinidad and Tobago officials say the Nabarima is intact and poses 'minimum risk' of oil spills in the Caribbean.
In a wide-ranging interview, Trump defends his social media demeanor and slams Democratic rival Joe Biden and Obamacare.
The coronavirus pandemic means government and business customers spent less on Intel's chips.
Goldman Sachs agreed to billions of dollars in new penalties related to 1MDB, bringing its total tab to more than $5bn.
Egyptian authorities continue to hold the journalist under arbitrary and illegal detention without trial.
Remdesivir was previously authorised for emergency use in the treatment of hospitalised COVID-19 patients.
US retirement and disability trust funds could run dry as early as 2029 and 2023 respectively, a research group warns.
Several states report spike in hospitalisations and jumps in new cases, raising concerns of a 'third wave'.
Legislators approve a constitutional amendment that will concentrate power in the president's hands.
One-day return trip has heightened speculation Israel could soon strike a normalisation deal with Sudan.
Protesters take to the streets again, angry at the worsening economy and accusing the government of failures.
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