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The French President Emmanuel Macron has told political leaders in Lebanon that they need to fight corruption and undertake reform in the wake of the explosion that devastated Beruit on Tuesday. Mr. Macron was thrown as he toured Lebanon's capital's shattered streets. Crowds chanted angry denunciations of their political leaders blame for the disaster.
Workers in the Viennese city of D are turning a sports stadium into a filled hospital to deal with coronavirus patients in the countries new virus epicenter. Vietnam was able to successfully contain the coronavirus for months but D has seen a surge in confirmed cases in the last few weeks.
The main opposition candidate standing against Belarus' longest standing president Alexander Lukashenko on Sunday's election has cancelled at short notice a major rally in Minsk. Svetlana Tikhanovskaya's team said that they were not prepared to provoke people given that the authorities has decided to hold another event in the same park at the same time.
Mexico's food and beverage industry had condemned a decision by Mexico State to ban the sale of junk food and sugary drinks to children. The confederation said it would have negative impact on the economy.
For the twentiest week in a roll more than a million Americans has filed for unemployment benefits as the coronavirus pandemic continues to take heavy toll on the economy. About 16million workers are still receiving benefits.
Three Ugandans have sued the country's drug authority and international organization Marie Stopes after used what they say were defective condoms. They argued that as a result, one of them have contracted with HIV, another became ill with gonorrhea, and the women got pregnant.
The EU's earth observation program Copernicus says Arctic's sea ice in July was at a joint lowest levels ever recorded for the month. It said it was nearly 27% down on the average extent recorded over the last 4 decades.