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Over 600 Detained As COVID-19 Sceptics Defy Protest Ban In Germany's Capital
Hundreds of anti-lockdown demonstrators defied a court-ordered protest ban on Sunday and gathered illegally in the streets of Berlin, resulting in scuffles with police.
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Bundesliga's Plan To Restart In May Faces Increasing Opposition As Health Risk Looms Large
A German virologist has warned that league's proposed hygiene measures are not sufficient to guarantee the safety of those involved.
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Gathering Of More Than 2 Banned In Germany To Contain Virus Spread
Gatherings of more than two people will be banned in Germany, Chancellor Angela Merkel said on Sunday, as Europe's biggest economy toughened restrictions to stop the spread of the novel coronavirus.
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Barack Obama may ban US intelligence collection on allied leaders
President Barack Obama may ban US spying on allied leaders as part of a review of intelligence gathering, a senior Obama administration official said today amid a diplomatic uproar over the National Security Agency's surveillance ability.
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Over 600 Detained As COVID-19 Sceptics Defy Protest Ban In Germany's Capital
Hundreds of anti-lockdown demonstrators defied a court-ordered protest ban on Sunday and gathered illegally in the streets of Berlin, resulting in scuffles with police.
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Bundesliga's Plan To Restart In May Faces Increasing Opposition As Health Risk Looms Large
A German virologist has warned that league's proposed hygiene measures are not sufficient to guarantee the safety of those involved.
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Gathering Of More Than 2 Banned In Germany To Contain Virus Spread
Gatherings of more than two people will be banned in Germany, Chancellor Angela Merkel said on Sunday, as Europe's biggest economy toughened restrictions to stop the spread of the novel coronavirus.
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Barack Obama may ban US intelligence collection on allied leaders
President Barack Obama may ban US spying on allied leaders as part of a review of intelligence gathering, a senior Obama administration official said today amid a diplomatic uproar over the National Security Agency's surveillance ability.
