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Photo by Federico Gambarini/Pool via Getty Images Fake crowd noise? It’s weird, but it beats the alternative. The Bundesliga is now 2-3 matchdays into their restart, and it’s a success so far. Or rather, it’s a success insofar as football matches are able to be played in a competitive manner while the rest of the world remains more or less locked down. If you’re a football fan it’s better than nothing, but it is a bit weird. It leaves us with the choice to either embrace the weirdness of it all, or not watch. Читать дальше...

Fans will be able to cheer — or boo — from the comfort of their couches, and their reactions will be broadcast inside stadiums.

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Some people may choose or have the luxury to self-isolate. Other, particularly younger, households may weigh the risk of joblessness and hunger over Covid, and therefore choose to keep working, writes John Steenhuisen.

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In an unprecedented move, the former head of the Russian region of Chuvashia, Mikhail Ignatyev, has filed a lawsuit against President Vladimir Putin challenging a presidential decree that removed him from office in January.

India's total online shopper base at 30 per cent of its internet population is low when compared with 78 per cent in China and 70-plus per cent in the US. Morgan Stanley projected India's 670 million internet users to rise to 914 million by 2027 and online shoppers to jump to 590 million from 190 million in 2020.

People shop for fruit and vegetables at Walthamstow Street Market in north-east London (Picture: Justin Setterfield/Getty Images)

Whole towns could face tough ‘local lockdowns’ if there are regional ‘flare-ups’ of coronavirus.

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If passed into law by Hong Kong's legislature, the bill will make 'disrespect' of the Chinese national anthem a crime.

Tweeter-in-chief responds by alleging bias and electoral skulduggery

Twitter has for the first time acted on inaccurate tweets made by US president Donald Trump.…

As the U.S. death toll from the pandemic climbs closer to 100,000, other countries—especially in South America—are struggling with rising infection rates.

The Silicon Valley environmentalist and the U.S. president who shunned the Paris climate agreement are forming a bond through Covid-19 and outer space.

Turns out that solving the Palestinian question isn’t essential after all. And the Trump administration, Israel and a few of the Gulf Arabs seem fine with that.

Joe Biden has criticized the president for not wearing a mask, after he received negative comments for doing so on Memorial Day.

On Wednesday afternoon, two NASA astronauts are set to take off from Kennedy Space Center aboard a capsule built by Elon Musk’s space company.

A STAIRCASE is a focal point in many homes, yet they are often overlooked, being outdone by bathrooms and kitchens. So it might come as a surprise to some just how much a new, spruced up staircase can add value and style to your home – but it doesn’t have to set you back. With […]

Severe heatwave in Delhi, Rajasthan, Uttar Pradesh

The Chinese government has lashed out at Australian critics of its Belt and Road deal with Victoria, launching a fresh attack on a senior Morrison government minister.

The arson attack killed 36 people at the Kyoto Animation headquarters in Japan last July.

The arson attack killed 36 people, but Shinji Aoba was too badly burned to be detained until now.