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Supreme Court ruling puts abortion in spotlight ahead of presidential election

The US Supreme Court’s first major abortion ruling since President Donald Trump took office has put abortion firmly on the agenda in November’s presidential...

Spain’s taxi drivers take to streets in protest amid Covid-19 slump in trade

A wave of honking taxis took over a central Madrid avenue to demand limits on the number of pay-for-ride vehicles amid a slump in...

Democratic Republic of Congo marks 60 years since independence

The Democratic Republic of Congo’s President Felix Tshisekedi vowed to root out the corruption and impunity that has hindered the country since its independence...

YouTube bans six major white supremacist channels

YouTube has banned several high profile white supremacist channels as online platforms face intense scrutiny on how they deal with racism and hate speech. Channels...

China approves contentious Hong Kong national security law

China has approved a contentious law that would allow authorities to crack down on subversive and secessionist activity in Hong Kong. The legislation had sparked...

Saying contact tracing is difficult is a ‘lame excuse’, says WHO boss

Any country claiming that contact tracing is difficult during the coronavirus pandemic is using “a lame excuse”, according to the head of the World...

Johnson to promise New Deal to rebuild after coronavirus crisis

Boris Johnson is promising a “New Deal” with billions of pounds of investment to ease the UK through the aftermath of the coronavirus pandemic. The...

HIV drug ineffective at treating Covid-19, major study suggests

An antiviral drug used to treat HIV and earmarked as a potential Covid-19 treatment is ineffective at treating the disease, a major study has...

Michel Barnier: EU ‘calm and united’ as post-Brexit trade talks with UK resume

Negotiators from the UK and European Union (EU) have met face to face in an effort to make progress on a post-Brexit trade deal. Teams...

France’s former prime minister Francois Fillon and his wife guilty of fraud

France’s ex-prime minister Francois Fillon and his wife have been found guilty in a fraud trial. Fillon was accused of using public funds to pay...

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