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Spain To Start Trial Of Suspects Linked To Deadly 2017 Van Attack
Spain's High Court will on Tuesday open the trial of three suspected Islamist militants linked to a 2017 attack in Barcelona which killed 14 people Spain's deadliest in over a decade.
Brexit Britain Faces 5 To 10 Year COVID Recovery, Sorrell Says
Britain could take five to 10 years to properly recover from the pandemic because the COVID19 financial hit will sap the economy of the firepower it needs to rebuild for Brexit, advertising supremo Martin Sorrell said on Monday.
Japan Welcomes South Korean Intelligence Chief Visit As Chance To Talk
Japan on Monday welcomes the visit of South Korea's intelligence chief Park Jiewon as an opportunity to discuss frosty ties between Seoul and Tokyo, the government's chief spokesman said.
Egyptians Wrap Up 2nd Stage Of Parliamentary Vote
Egyptians on Sunday wrapped up voting in the second and final stage of parliamentary elections, which were almost certain to produce a lower chamber packed with supporters of President AbdelFattah elSissi.
Factbox: Biden Likely To Rely On Trusted Inner Circle As He Staffs New Administration
U.S. Presidentelect Joe Biden and his aides have spent months gearing up for his transition to the White House, assembling a team that will grow to include several hundred staff members as the Democrat steps into a role he's pursued for decades.
Jared Kushner Has Approached Father-in-Law Trump About Conceding 2020 Election: CNN
Biden-Harris deputy campaign manager Kate Bedingfield said Saturday night that there had been no communication between Biden and Trump, or between any representatives from either campaign, since the race was called earlier in the day.
Biden's Ancestral Irish Home Celebrates His Victory in US Elections
The town in County Mayo, northwest of Dublin, has for days been draped in the Stars and Stripes and Biden/Harris banners in anticipation, even though many businesses have had to close due to lockdown restrictions.
Australia To Allow Additional 450 Citizens To Return Before End Of 2020
Australia will permit an additional 450 citizens to return to the country before the end of the year, slightly increasing a cap enforced to reduce risks of fresh coronavirus infections being imported, Prime Minister Scott Morrison said on Saturday.
Europe Covid-19 Deaths Cross 3 Lakh, Second Wave Forces Countries Return to Lockdown
The continent has become the new epicentre of the pandemic and a total of 300,688 deaths have been reported in Europe since the Covid-19 virus first hit
Republicans Ask US Supreme Court to Halt Counting of Late-arriving Pennsylvania Ballots
If Biden wins Pennsylvania he wins the presidency.
Man Shot By Police In Wisconsin Reaches Plea In Assault Case
A Black man paralyzed in a Wisconsin police shooting reached a plea deal Friday to settle a sexual assault case pending against him.
Bourdeaux Flips Suburban Atlanta District For Democrats
Democrat Carolyn Bourdeaux has flipped a suburban Atlanta congressional district, defeating Republican Rich McCormick.
Spanish Prosecutors Open New Investigation Into Former King Juan Carlos
Prosecutors at Spain's Supreme Court said on Friday they had opened a new preliminary investigation into former king Juan Carlos' business dealings following a report by the national antimoney laundering agency.
US Election Result 2020: State of Georgia Will Recount Razor-thin Vote as Biden Narrowly Leads Trump
The presidential candidates each had 49.4% of counted ballots, though Biden was ahead by 1,579 votes as of Friday morning with 4,169 left to count, Georgia's voting system implementation manager, Gabriel Sterling, said.
Visas of Foreigners Suspended as China Faces Greater Risk from 'Imported Covid-19 Cases': Official
Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Wang Wenbin also said COVID-19 tests being stipulated for passengers arriving in China were not hundred per cent accurate.
France Sees Smoother Trade Ties With U.S. If Biden Triumphs, Says Minister
France expects smoother trade relations with the United States should Democratic contender Joe Biden win the presidential vote, with greater alignment on sustainable development and more multilateral cooperation, trade minister Franck Riester said.