Pogba says some media publications are using him to make fake headlines.
France's largest employers' federation on Monday urged companies to "resist the blackmail" over the boycott calls.
The WHO has warned that some countries are on a "dangerous track", with too many witnessing an exponential increase in cases.
Two teenagers from Paty's school who pointed him out to his killer in return for 300-350 euros ($356-$414) were charged late Wednesday over the killing.
The main suspect has been placed in preventive custody while her friend has been released on bail, sources close to the investigation said.
The next edition of Charlie Hebdo, meanwhile, will feature the headline "The decapitated Republic" on its front page.
The essential ingredient, seaweed, is farmed in northern France and is said to grow faster than paper or starch
On Saturday, hundreds of pupils, teachers and parents flooded to Paty's school to lay white roses.
The World Bank on Monday said the debt of the world's 73 poorest countries grew 9.5 percent last year to a record $744 billion.
The Portuguese Football Federation has confirmed that the national team captain has tested positive after the matches against Spain and France.
Despite forecasts of more rain, rescue efforts were to continue throughout Sunday.
Russia, the United States and France have called for an immediate halt to the fighting.
French Ecology Minister Barbara Pompili also said the country will no longer build any new aquariums in the future
Parents claimed their three-year-old child experienced nightmares after seeing the teacher in school
The world number one was disqualified from the US Open after he lost his temper.
The Argentine was not one of the players sent off during the match but was later investigated.
Boris Johnson also called a halt to the planned phased return of fans to live sporting events in England from October 1.
Djokovic won a record 36th Masters Series title with his victory in Rome.
CMO Chris Whitty said rates of infection in England were replicating the strong resurgence seen in France and Spain, roughly doubling every seven days.
The Brazilian forward is insisting that Marseille defender Alvaro Gonzalez racially abused him.
WHO Europe's 53 members started a two-day online meeting Monday focusing on their virus response as the global death toll crossed 925,000.
Air France said it would cut almost 7,600 jobs by the end of 2022 and KLM up to 5,000 jobs.