ththis puts indidia number two behind the united states for cases of covid-19.he country recording its biggest daily rise in some time now. it becomes -- it comes despite a has beenckdown that eased so much. the economy has taken a serious hit. the 24% slump in gdp in the first quarter. france there are fears that university students could be fueling a resurgence of the coronavirus as new clusters have been detected in student populations across the country. political science school have been forced to switch to switch to online learning as a result. many on-campus official events have been canceled. many students continue to meet in bars and at each other's homes. from queuing up the bar to queuing up a covid-19 test, these students are getting checked after dozens of f them tested posositive for the virus following nights out with friends they hadn't seen in months. [speaking french] reporter: this bar could be where the outbreak started. they expected 50 students, 200 showed up. the organizer said they tried to be careful. [speaking french] the campus is shut

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experts say indidia's move coul affect business s sentiment in e country and will have an impact on chinesenvestment in the technolology sector. the latest ban was announced a day after the indian army claimed it foiled an attempted chinese incursion into the northern region. tensions have been high in the region for months. in june, 20 indian soldiers were killed in violent clashes. >>> the un secretary general is urging more countries to become cacarbon neutral to comombat cle change. antonio guterres made the request during a conference including environment officiaia from over 70 countries and territories.s. they discucussed how to tackle climate c changee while rebuild economomies hit byhe c coronavis pandndemic. >> to meet the goalsls of the pariss agrereement, scienceells us that globall emissions need o be halt. these goals remain achievevable but we arare currently off trac. i urge all countries, especially g20 members to commit to carbon neutrality before 205050. >> meanwhile, his country plans to power data centeters with renewawable energy. >> in our effort to promote digital tr