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Trump has been rallying behind the idea of hosting a G7 summit in person, months after the March event was canceled amid coronavirus fears. He has received support from UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson, who said that the meeting of world leaders should be held in person "if possible." … [Read more...] about Angela Merkel rejects Trump’s G7 summit invite: report

01:06 The United States recorded 1,225 new coronavirus fatalities on Friday, bringing its total death count to 102,798. The US has by far the most coronavirus cases and deaths in the world, with experts concerned about the effects that continuing to reopen the economy will have. The total confirmed number of cases is approaching 1.75 million. … [Read more...] about Coronavirus latest: Angela Merkel says Germany has ‘passed’ the test so far

Professor Peter Horby, chairman of the New and Emerging Respiratory Virus Threats Advisory Group (NERVTAG) and a member of the Scientific Advisory Group for Emergencies (SAGE), said: "We really can't go back to a situation where we've got the numbers of cases and deaths we've had in the past," he told BBC Radio, adding that a test, trace and isolate system needed to be operational as without it a "risk" is posed. … [Read more...] about Coronavirus latest: Angela Merkel says Germany has ‘passed’ COVID-19 test so far

The heavily armed policemen - wearing helmets and body armour while carrying riot shields - were also on display to show Germany that Austria is willing to shut its own borders if Angela Merkel's interior minister follows through with his threat to close the Bavarian frontier … [Read more...] about Spain says ‘we can’t be Europe’s sea rescue service’: Second EU stand-off on migrants as Madrid REFUSES to take 230 from NGO boat – forcing Italy to cave in and accept some despite deputy PM’s claim to have halted ‘invasion’

Tracing Alexander von Humboldt in Europe Well-preserved: Findings in Berlin's Museum of Natural History In early 1827 Humboldt was 57 years old, world-famous — and broke. He had to return to Berlin. The Prussian king approved just one more expedition: to Russia. Hundreds of rock samples and finds from that expedition are now in Berlin's Museum of Natural History. Humboldt's pet, a vasa parrot, now stuffed, has also found its final resting place there. … [Read more...] about Cross causes controversy atop reconstructed Berlin Palace