Coronavirus cases in the US hit four million yesterday, with 2,600 new cases every hour on average, the highest rate in the world.
China will be forced to respond to the US closing its Houston consulate, it said yesterday, a move the country's Foreign Ministry said "severely harmed" relations.
China has launched its first mission to attempt to land on Mars, as space exploration becomes a growing battleground in the US-China rivalry.
In Germany, the shape of chocolate matters. A 10-year legal battle over the right to sell square chocolate bars was finally resolved yesterday by the country's highest court.
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson pledged that he would not let the coronavirus crisis "hold this country back" as he marked a year in Number 10.
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