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Achtung Tesla! German Automakers Try To Compete With Elon Musk Elon Musk trying out a brand new VW - Herbert Diess via LinkedIn       Volkswagon and other German car companies want to develop their own software systems and thus close the e-car technology gap with Tesla. But success will depend on a cultural change in the established auto sector. INGOLSTADT — Its all systems go in Ingolstadt, where Volkswagen has invested billions of dollars in setting up a new...

The Latest: Atlanta Shooting, Japan LGBTQ Breakthrough, Sad St. Patricks Day A deserted vaccination centre in Erfurt, Germany, after authorities suspended the use of the AstraZeneca jab over blood clot fears. - Martin Schutt/dpa/ZUMA       2020-03-17 Welcome to Wednesday, where a shooting in Atlanta leaves eight dead, a Japanese court ruling could be a breakthrough for LGBTQ rights and Saint Patricks Day celebrations are cancell...

In many ways we've moved beyond outdated parenting models of the past. But the modern parent too often produces "little tyrants" who wind up as dysfunctional adults.

The Latest: DisAstraZeneca, North Korea & Biden, Bond Villain Dies Moviegoers at the AMC Theater on the first day of reopening for theaters which had been closed due to the COVID-19 pandemic in Burbank, California - Ringo Chiu/ZUMA Wire       2020-03-16 Welcome to Tuesday, where Europe faces an AstraZeneca panic, North Korea has its first words for Joe Biden and movie theaters reopen in Hollywood. We also explore the world of "b...

The Latest: AstraZeneka Halted, Zulu King Dies, $69m JPG People flee their homes in Makassar City, eastern Indonesia, where heavy rains have caused massive floods during monsoon season. - Cover Images/ZUMA       2020-03-12 Welcome to Friday, where additional countries suspend use of AstraZeneca vaccine, Alexei Navalnys whereabouts are unknown, and South Africa mourns the King of the Zulu. Argentine daily Clarin also shares the ...

How An Iconic Buenos Aires Ice Cream Shop Melted Away With COVID El Vesuvio has an important place in the entire history of ice cream in Argentina - Silvano G/Trip Advisor       BUENOS AIRES — Its only now that the news is finally spreading. El Vesuvio, the countrys oldest heladería (ice-cream shop), is no more. Founded in 1902 by the Cocitori family, the legendary Buenos Aires establishment had actually stopped operating shortly before the pandemic began. It...

Roaring 2020s? Heres The Post Pandemic Best-Case Scenario Could the 2020s be an era of prosperity? The pandemic has paved the way for digital, biological, and ecological revolutions. PARIS — Within 18 or maybe 20 deadly months, we will all finally be vaccinated. We will want to live like never before. The holidays will be beautiful, the skies will be clear, and artists will be celebrated once more, just like a century ago, in the 1920s, the years nicknamed "crazy" in France, "roaring" in En...

The Latest: Russia & Twitter, Arkansas Abortion Ban, 3D Buddha Statue Elderly citizens are waiting to receive the COVID-19 vaccine at Luna Park Stadium in Buenos Aires, Argentina. - Alejo Manuel Avila/SOPA Images via ZUMA Wire       2020-03-10 Welcome to Wednesday, where Myanmars military hires a PR company, U.S. state of Arkansas bans abortions and a hologram is projected of the giant Buddha destroyed 20 years ago by the Taliban...

The Latest: Israel Lifts Lockdown, Niqab Ban, Harry & Meghans Revelations Marking International Womens Day in Bangladesh - Harun-Or-Rashid/ZUMA Wire       2020-03-08 Welcome to Monday, where vaccination success in Israel and England allow easing of lockdown restrictions, the Pope concludes his historic trip in Iraq and Meghan and Harry have their say. Die Welt also looks at how the German police are taking advantage of a "WhatsA...

The Latest: Myanmar Toll Multiplies, Attack In Sweden, Platypus Refuge Bulgarians celebrated its National Day, which marked the 143rd anniversary of the countrys liberation from five centuries of Ottoman rule - Denislav Stoychev/NurPhoto via ZUMA Press       2020-03-04 Welcome to Thursday, where the Myanmar crackdown toll multiplies, a Swedish axe attack injures eight and someones finally looking out for the platypus. We also fea...