Julian Assange's lawyer warns of suicide risk if he's extradited to the US
A U.K. court on Monday began to consider whether Julian Assange should be extradited to the U.S. to face espionage charges.
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A buoy-like device designed to produce electricity from the ocean is being developed in Scotland
Technology has been described as a "submerged wave power buoy"
North Korea reportedly quarantines 380 foreigners in bid to prevent coronavirus outbreak
North Korea has reportedly quarantined 380 foreigners as part of efforts to prevent the coronavirus outbreak.
Coronavirus updates: Austria halts train traffic with Italy, Turkey closes Iran border
Turkey will close its border with Iran as a precautionary measure after the COVID-19 coronavirus outbreak in the country worsened.
France has seen a 30% to 40% fall in tourists following the coronavirus outbreak: Finance minister
Bruno Le Maire, France's finance minister, said the drop off in tourist numbers is an "important impact" on the country's economy.
New coronavirus cases in Iran, Italy fuel concerns the disease cannot be contained
With several localized coronavirus cases popping up in places such as Iran, Italy, South Korea and Japan, some experts are beginning to wonder: Is the genie out of the bottle?
CDC prepares for possibility coronavirus becomes a pandemic and businesses, schools need to be closed
The CDC pointed to China, where schools and businesses have been closed to contain the outbreak, saying the U.S. may need to do the same.
Coronavirus flight cancellations top 200,000, sending jet fuel prices to more than 2-year lows
Airlines have canceled more than 200,000 flights because of the coronavirus, driving down demand for jet fuel.
WHO officials say coronavirus outbreak in Iran is 'very worrisome'
"This outbreak could still go in any direction," said Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, director-general of the World Health Organization.
Buses carrying coronavirus evacuees attacked by protesters in Ukraine
A combination of online misinformation and intensifying fears about the coronavirus has triggered violent demonstrations in Ukraine.
It's deadlock at the EU as leaders battle over the budget
European leaders are at loggerheads over how much money to put into the EU's budget for the next seven years, after an all-night meeting in Brussels.
Despite US tariffs and Brexit concerns, French wine and spirits exports hit record high in 2019
Despite gains, the president of the French Association of Wines and Spirits Exporters expressed concerns that 2020 would be a difficult year for the industry.
Coronavirus cases outside China remain low, but WHO chief warns 'that may not stay the same for long'
Cases in South Korea have grown by about two-thirds in recent days, according to health officials there, and the country reported its first death caused by COVID-19.
Greta Thunberg sets up non-profit with 'alternative Nobel Prize' money
Climate activist Greta Thunberg has used the 1 million Swedish Krona ($102,062) prize money she won in a recent award to launch a non-profit foundation.
Coronavirus to cost airlines more than $29 billion in revenue this year
Air travel demand is set to decline for the first time in more than a decade because of coronavirus, a trade group warned.
Early trial results for potential coronavirus treatments expected in 3 weeks, WHO says
One trial combines HIV drugs Lopinavir and Ritonavir, while the other is testing U.S.-based biotech Gilead Sciences' antiviral Remdesivir.
Don't be surprised if China swoops in to prevent another default in Argentina, analysts say
Argentina is thought to be on the brink of falling into its ninth sovereign default.
The EU's biggest post-Brexit fight is about to get real
The U.K. has been one of the key contributors to the EU's budget. Now it's left the bloc, the funding shortfall is proving divisive.
Overseas workers are looking for these lucrative jobs in the UK, survey shows
Job adverts for senior lecturers at U.K. universities are seeing the most interest from overseas applicants on Indeed, the jobs site found in a study.
EU launches plan to regulate A.I., taking aim at Silicon Valley giants
The European Union is looking at ways to regulate artificial intelligence as it ramps up its oversight of large technology firms.
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