(Reuters) – Wall Street’s three main indexes struggled for direction on Friday as investors were nervous about a record rise in coronavirus cases nationwide further damaging Corporate America. U.S. stock
EU travel unity unravels into confusion of border controls
BRUSSELS (Reuters) – European Union countries and their open border neighbours were supposed to ease restrictions in unison in mid-June and then start allowing non-EU visitors in this month. However,
BBC Weather: Thunderstorms to batter Europe ahead of blazing sunshine next week
BBC Weather’s Tomasz Schafernaker warned thunderstorms will batter western Europe this weekend as the Greece and Turkey will see highs of 30C. But temperatures are beginning to climb bringing a
Wall Street set to fall as COVID-19 case tally hits another record
(Reuters) – Wall Street’s main indexes were set to open lower on Friday on fears that a record increase in coronavirus cases could further delay the easing of restrictions, while
Hagia Sophia: Istanbul monument to become a mosque again as Turkish Islamic conservatives triumph
Hagia Sophia has witnessed many upheavals in its 1,500 year history, evolving from a cathedral to a mosque, then a museum. In a landmark decision, Turkey’s high court has ruled
Tax rises warning: Brits told to brace for crippling rises to pay for coronavirus bailout
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YMCA fire burning near Cañon City is about 300 acres and 30% contained.
A wildfire burning about four miles southwest of Cañon City had grown to about 293 acres Thursday, and firefighters had the blaze about 30% contained. Lightning sparked the YMCA fire,
Hong Kong to suspend all schools due to spike in coronavirus cases, media reports
HONG KONG (Reuters) – Hong Kong is set to announce the suspension of all schools after a spike in locally transmitted coronavirus cases that has fuelled fears of a renewed
Oil dips, heading for weekly loss as virus cases rise
TOKYO (Reuters) – Oil prices dipped on Friday after steep falls in the previous session and were set for a weekly decline on worries renewed lockdowns following a surge in
Africa’s top shots: Ballet jumps and a mother’s joy
A selection of the week’s best photos from across the continent and beyond: Pictures from AFP, Getty Images, EPA and Reuters. Source: Read Full Article