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German Foreign Minister @HeikoMaas described verbal attacks by Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan against French President Emmanuel Macron as "a new low."

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In the fight against coronavirus, the EU is using thermal cameras produced by Chinese tech giant Hikvision. The firm has been linked to the oppression of Uighurs and other Muslim minorities in China's Xinjiang province.

With left-leaning voters fearing a second Trump term, the US Green Party is facing calls from Democrats to drop out of the race. "When we fight for affordable housing or universal health care, we're fighting the Democrats as much as the Republicans."

South Asian migrants stuck in Bosnian camps have accused Croatian police of severely beating people caught trying cross the border into the EU. Human rights groups demand an investigation into the abuse allegations.

You can take Germans out of a kiosk (and even that might require extremely developed persuasion skills) — but you can't take the kiosk out of the Germans.

Vietnamese authorities are preparing to evacuate 1.2 million people as powerful typhoon Molave bears down on the country's central coast.

Some 2,000 demonstrators protested against the coronavirus restrictions in Berlin. The German capital has one of the nation's highest infection rates.

Pakistan's Prime Minister Imran Khan joined Turkish President Erdogan in criticizing French President Macron for his recent comments on Islam.

At least 56 rebel fighters were killed and 100 more injured in airstrikes by Russian warplanes on a military training camp in northwestern Syria, according to a British war monitoring group.

People in Belarus are protesting for the 11th week.

A building belonging to German government's agency for disease control RKI was targeted with incendiary devices.

OPINION: A government that is urging Germans to follow strict measures could have offered a helpful display of caution.

BREAKING: German Parliament Vice President Thomas Oppermann has died suddenly after collapsing during a TV broadcast.

Post-COVID fatigue syndromes include a state of chronic exhaustion, as well as a lingering feeling of infection and difficulty concentrating.

Coronavirus latest: ▪️Spanish government declared a new state of emergency ▪️France reported 52,010 new coronavirus infections in the past 24 hours ▪️Top US infectious disease expert said widespread vaccination is unlikely until later in 2021

Australia has slammed Qatar over the "grossly disturbing" treatment of 13 Australian women on a Qatar Airways flight. The women were subjected to an invasive search after a newborn baby was found abandoned at the Doha airport.

With nearly 17% of the people who were tested found to have the virus, France has reported a record daily increase since widespread testing was introduced.

The EU has voted to abolish the practice of daylight saving time in 2021, but concrete plans on what comes next remain elusive.

Pakistan’s Imran Khan has criticized French President Emmanuel Macron’s recent comments on Islam, which follow the killing of Samuel Paty, a teacher who was beheaded for showing students caricatures of the Prophet Muhammad.

Chileans voted overwhelmingly to replace their military dictatorship-era constitution in a referendum, according to partial results by the electoral service.

Germany's president has urged nations to work together and avoid selfishness in working to tackle coronavirus.

Italy is set to enforce a new measures, including the closure of bars and restaurants by 6 p.m. local time, following a surge in COVID-19 cases. Cinemas, theaters, gyms, pools and concert halls will also have to close.

Over 100,000 Belarusians flooded the streets of Minsk on the final day before a deadline set by the opposition for President Alexander Lukashenko to resign.

UK special forces have taken control of an oil tanker in the English Channel to deal with a security incident on the ship. Reports indicate that around seven stowaways had attempted to take over the ship.

The US, Armenia and Azerbaijan have announced a new ceasefire agreement over the disputed Nagorno-Karabakh region that will take effect at 8:00 a.m. local time on Monday.

Close to 2,000 demonstrators gathered at Berlin's Alexanderplatz to protest against the German capital's coronavirus restrictions.

Pope Francis has named 13 new Roman Catholic cardinals. Nine of the new cardinals are under the age of 80, making them eligible to elect his successor.

Thousands of pro-democracy protesters have taken to the streets of Bangkok in the first demonstration since Prime Minister Prayuth Chan-ocha ignored the protesters’ deadline to resign.

The Spanish prime minister has declared the country's second state of emergency, imposing a curfew in all regions except for the Canary Islands.

A Robert Koch Institute (RKI) building in Berlin was targeted with incendiary devices in the early hours of Sunday, police in the German capital said.

Turkey announced it will extend a gas exploration mission in a disputed area of the Mediterranean Sea until November 4, in a move that is set to heighten tensions with Greece.

Was today the last time Europeans turn back the clocks? Only time will tell.

Barack Obama strongly criticized President Donald Trump and his administration over the COVID-19 response during a rally in support of Democrat presidential candidate Joe Biden.

An international treaty banning nuclear weapons will come into force after 50 countries ratified it despite US opposition.

At least eight schoolchildren were killed and eight more wounded after gunmen stormed the Mother Francisca College in Kumba in southwestern Cameroon.

German Chancellor Angela Merkel has warned citizens to stay at home after the number of infections hit a new record high.

Facing calls for resignation, Belarus’ President Alexander Lukashenko said his country and Russia were ready to respond jointly to external threats.

Guinea’s incumbent President Alpha Conde had won a third term in office with 59% of the vote, following a bitterly fought presidential vote. But the opposition candidate Cellou Dalein Diallo has also declared victory.

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has decried Europe's "Islamophobia disease", days after French authorities launched a crackdown on radical Islam.

Ethiopia has hit out at US President Donald Trump over his comments that suggest Egypt may try to "blow up" the controversial Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam currently under construction on the Nile.

President Donald Trump voted in person in Florida, soon after the US set a new daily record for confirmed coronavirus cases. Here’s all the latest on COVID-19:

Venezuelan opposition figure Leopoldo Lopez was detained and jailed in 2014, when he led a protest movement against President Nicolas Maduro.

Off to the kiosk, you need anything?

A week after the murder of history teacher Samuel Paty, many in France have been championing the country's fierce secular values. But some say the long-held belief is fueling divisions — and extremism.

Naples police used tear gas to disperse hundreds of people protesting the government’s push to introduce tougher measures in response to rising coronavirus infections.

The US has imposed sanctions on a Russian government research institute that it claims has developed tools used to "engage in dangerous cyber activities aimed at the United States and our allies."

Polish President Andrzej Duda has tested positive for coronavirus.

India is seeing public opinion shift drastically in favor of Taiwan amid growing anti-Beijing sentiments.

The US Department of State said its Clean Network initiative aims to eliminate long-term threats to data privacy, security and human rights posed to the free world from "authoritarian malign actors, such as the Chinese Communist Party".