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Turkey repeats working group offer to U.S. to solve row over Russian defense purchase
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Turkey on Tuesday repeated an offer to the United States to establish a technical working group including NATO to help solve a dispute over Ankara's purchase of Russian missile defenses that angered Washington.
Doping: Russia to make up for break in testing once coronavirus restrictions lifted
MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia's anti-doping agency RUSADA will undertake a broad programme to monitor athletes' biological components once a full hiatus in testing linked to coronavirus containment measures across the country ends, its director said on Tuesday.
Earnings risks for local O&G firms
PETALING JAYA: A delay in projects by Petroliam Nasional Bhd (Petronas) may pose earnings risks for local oil and gas (O&G) companies.
Russia’s US$13bil remittances at risk on deepening crisis
MOSCOW: Russia’s deepening economic crisis is on the verge of spilling into some of the most remittance-dependent economies in the world.
Ukraine accuses security service general of spying for Russia
KIEV (Reuters) - Ukraine said it had detained a security service general, Valery Shaitanov, on accusations of treason and working for Russia as a spy.
As rebel-held Syria fears virus, just one machine is there to test
IDLIB, Syria (Reuters) - A single machine at Mohamad Shahim Makki's medical centre in Idlib province, part of Syria's last rebel stronghold, is the only alarm that will sound when the coronavirus strikes a population of millions of the world's most vulnerable people.
How to end virus lockdowns? Technology, tests, coordination
Governments battling a virus that has crossed borders with breathtaking swiftness pinned their hopes Tuesday on tests, technology and a coordinated approach to ease the tight social-distancing restrictions that have slowed the pandemic but strangled the global economy.
Coronavirus forces Russian florists to destroy millions of roses as demand wilts
MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia's rose growers are destroying a million flowers a day after a coronavirus-induced slump in sales, with fears of worse to come as self-isolation measures take hold across the country.
'Mixed picture' in Europe, COVID-19 vaccine at least 12 months off - WHO
GENEVA (Reuters) - The number of new cases of COVID-19 is easing in some parts of Europe, including Italy and Spain, but outbreaks are still growing in Britain and Turkey, the World Health Organization (WHO) said on Tuesday.
U.S. deaths set record daily increase; Spain and Austria ease restrictions
MADRID/LONDON (Reuters) - U.S. coronavirus deaths set a single-day record on Tuesday, a grim milestone as the country debated how to reopen its economy and as Spain and Austria allowed partial returns to work but the UK, France and India extended lockdowns.
