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The international deal aimed at preventing Iran from obtaining a nuclear weapon has been dealt another blow by the Trump administration.
It's ending sanctions waivers that allow Russian, Chinese and European companies to work on Iranian nuclear sites, a move some experts say will make it easier for Tehran to advance its nuclear program.
Kate Fisher reports from Washington
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Germany has summoned the Russian ambassador over a 2015 cyber attack on its parliament, and said it would seek to sanction those responsible.
It would be the first known case of its kind since the EU agreed last year on using sanctions to respond to cyberattacks.
Ira Spitzer has more from Berlin.
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25,000 contact tracers are making their first phone calls to track down people who will be told to self-isolate under new test and trace schemes being launched in England and Scotland.
Tracers will text, email or call people who test positive with coronavirus and ask who they have had contact with. Any of those contacts deemed at risk of infection will be told to isolate for 14 days, even if they are not ill.
With more details, Benji Hyer reports from London.
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The coronavirus outbreak is projected to cut spending by overseas travellers in Japan by 22 billion dollars this year. That's according to a think tank - that says figures are only expected to return to pre-virus levels next spring. Grace Lee reports from Tokyo.
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