Anadolu Agency's Morning Briefing - July 12, 2020
Too Much and Never Enough review: Mary Trump thumps Donald
‘Ominous’ sign for Myer, DJs could lead to empty shelves
The path to the recovery through renewables
Withholding aid to Idlib is akin to a death sentence
Stocks jittery as record U.S. virus count weighs on risk appetite
OPEC readies next move in bid to avoid oil-market taper tantrum
Urgent .. closing some desert roads due to wind and lack of vision – accidents
The Libyan army is luring Misrata militia and bombing it with Abu Qarin
UN restarts Syria cross-border aid but with only one access point
Gulf stocks tumble after the collapse of the OPEC agreement
Protests continue in Serbia against pandemic curbs
The Obama-Medvedev Summit
Bonfire of red tape and taxes planned by Chancellor Rishi Sunak
Ministers fear China will blitz UK with a devastating online attack
How Chinese handbag seller finds herself at the heart of Establishment
Third well searched by divers for the body of Madeleine McCann
Labour's left-wing battling to introduce £2,500-a-year wealth tax
Dominic Cummings wields axe over Cabinet 'leakers'
CANCELLED: It's happened to news cartoonist and pride parade organiser
Ban 'Cuckoo's Nest' electric shock therapy, patients plead
Defiant Ghislaine Maxwell insists she is not an 'evil villain'
Ex-prosecutors Tolman & Rizer: Romney wrong to attack Trump commutation of Roger Stone prison sentence
Scientists from Wuhan virus lab have 'defected', reveals Steve Bannon
Actors and producers warn of 'reverse racism' in the film industry
Coronavirus: Thousands protest in Israel over handling of economy
To Deter War with China, Defend Guam
Commentary: Objective, coolheaded perceptions of China wise choice for U.S.
Man ‘points a GUN’ at Black Lives Matter protesters after stopping his car near them in middle of protest
Doubts about a laboratory in Wuhan … Is the virus born there?
Your luck today and horoscope predictions on Sunday 12/7/2020 on the professional, emotional, and healthy level
Libya’s LNA demands militias not receive oil revenues before opening fields, ports
Nobody should be surprised about China’s bullying tactics over Huawei and 5G — this is not new
Commentary: U.S. tech restrictions risk losing Chinese market
Arab League welcomes resumed oil output in Libya
How the Army Can Drop Lots of 'Lead' on the Enemy (Think Satellites)
With 120 countries making masks compulsory in public, shouldn’t England?
Taking back control should include the power to kick out dangerous crooks
An economic empire .. Sheikh Saleh Kamel, who adored Egypt
Labour tax raid ‘would cost hard-working Brits around £2,500 a year’
Russian journalists in shock as FSB hunts enemy within
The SB2C Helldiver Was A Terrible Aircraft, But The Navy Flew It Into War Anyways
Chop in Seattle: Why this police-free protest zone ultimately failed
Besa’s Kasami: We guarantee European future
‘Hardman’ Howard Beckett takes step closer to becoming Unite chief — and thorn in Sir Keir Starmer’s side
The Establishment must admit it got China wrong
Scots NHS urged to ditch Huawei technology for remote working
On fifth attempt, U.N. Security Council renews Syria aid via Turkey
San Francisco tech CEO steps down from company, enrolls in 'anti-racist program' after tirade against Asian family
Hong Kong security law: Why we are taking our BNOs and leaving
The Football Association clarifies the fate of the Egyptian league .. and the fact of its cancellation
Al-Wefaq militia torments Egyptians … Interior Minister vows to investigate
Andrew McCarthy: Dems attacking Trump for Roger Stone clemency defended outrageous Clinton and Obama pardons
Minister of Transport responds to the increase in train prices on August 6 (video)
The Libyan army sets conditions for opening oil fields and ports
Thousands call on Bulgarian government to resign in anti-graft protests
Past prejudices form Europe's opinion on Turkey: Kalin
Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg calls for laws to control “harmful content” on the Internet
US ‘disappointed’ by Turkey mosque move on Hagia Sophia
Ghislaine Maxwell moved house 36 TIMES in a year before FBI arrested her – and Covid face mask helped her stay hidden
After describing his administration to the Tunisian parliament as “catastrophic” … mounting calls to withdraw confidence from Ghannouchi
Zaev: VMRO-DPMNE can learn from us about real patriotism
Boukadoum reaffirms Algeria's rejection of all foreign interference in Libya
HPC marks World Population Day with call to safeguard health, rights of women, girls
Stocks advance on hopes for virus treatment, EU deal
We face famine or virus: Syria’s displaced alarmed at aid impasse
Sovereign creditors must not rewrite the rules during the pandemic
The case for COVID-19 antibody therapies
What will COVID-19 do to banking?
UN fails to find consensus after Russia, China veto on Syrian aid
Anger as EU orders all nations to chip into ‘unprecedented’ €750bn coronavirus recovery fund for worst-hit countries
The Sun
27.05. 22:35
Anger as EU orders all nations to chip into ‘unprecedented’ €750bn coronavirus recovery fund for worst-hit countries
A CONTROVERSIAL €750bn bailout of European Union countries worst hit by the coronavirus is set to spark a furious clash. The "unprecedented" measures will help economies hammered by the pandemic but giving a large chunk away in no strings attached grants has angered some member states. The package »»»
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