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Cheap imports from Turkey and China have eroded demand for Iraqi-made goods.

The new law would override any existing Hong Kong laws that may conflict with it, Xinhua news agency said.

During World War II, Britain recruited thousands of African soldiers to fight against Nazi Germany, Italy and Japan.

The country is also likely to register 50,000 deaths on Saturday.

GNA's foreign minister says meeting would 'merely deepen the rift' between Arab governments on the conflict.

The UN refugee agency has been constructing isolation shelters and quarantine facilities but infections continue to rise.

Sunday's eclipse arrives on the summer solstice, the northern hemisphere's longest day of the year.

India imports $70bn worth of products from China.

Selective application of 'fake news' law in Russia leaves journalists and others vulnerable. Plus, bloggers in Belarus.

Demonstrations held across US against backdrop of protests fuelled by deaths of African Americans at hands of police.

Berlin State Opera director on the future of the arts in a post-coronavirus world, and peace in Israel and Palestine.

Geoffrey Berman refuses to step down after the US Department of Justice abruptly moved to dismiss him.

Egypt appeals for UN Security Council help on Ethiopia's Nile dam after latest round of talks ended without a deal.

Coronavirus deaths in Brazil are approaching 50,000 and country has the second-largest number of cases behind the US.

The Trump administration rule would overturn Obama-era protections for transgender people in healthcare.

PM's remarks came after talks with party heads, with opposition leaders raising the issue of intelligence failures.

Cozier drew attention after calling for a faster coronavirus response on board the sidelined USS Theodore Roosevelt.

One of three Louisville police officers, detective Brett Hankison, is being fired for 'blindly firing ten rounds'.

Southern separatists stormed security department building in city of Hadibouh, official says.

The government says cyber-experts identified the attacks as state-based.

Travel restrictions and social distancing measures have been reinstated.

Opposition politicians have been pressing the government to increase the weekly amount of money for asylum seekers.

The opposition accuses the president of cheating during the last parliamentary elections.

Ankara says mission turned a blind eye to weapons sent to Khalifa Haftar, who fights against Turkey-backed GNA.

Like Trump, Johnson prefers to view the world through the restrictive prism of conservative white privilege.

The US Supreme Court had left the door open for Trump to attempt to rescind the programme affecting 650,000 immigrants.

Libya's only centre for amputees is still under construction in Misrata.

Civil society organisations say that since the start of the quarantine a local leader has been killed every other day.

Southeastern Conference may bar championship games from the state unless it removes Confederate battle emblem from flag.

A monument erected 100 years ago taken down in Decatur, Georgia, the latest in a series of removed Confederate statues.

The white Minnesota senator has seen her prospects fall as racial tensions sweep across the United States.

Shouting matches erupt in the halls of US Congress after leaders mandate that lawmakers cover their faces in public.

Some Congolese are scared of coronavirus survivors, believing they can still spread the virus.

Southern African country returns to the polls on June 23 after the Constitutional Court annulled last year's vote.

The review follows warnings from the hospitality sector that businesses and jobs could be severely affected when they reopen if the current restrictions remain in place.

As calls for structural change grow, the US is pondering recognition of a Black holiday that celebrates emancipation.

Viral edited clip of Black and white toddlers with a fake misspelled CNN caption labelled as 'manipulated media'.

A look at the African American commemoration day amid sky-high tension over race relations in the United States.

Argentina was one of the first countries in Latin America to impose a lockdown.

Commanders working for Khalifa Haftar are being investigated for possible war crimes by the International Criminal Court.

PM Narendra Modi is meeting opposition leaders as anti-China sentiment grows following killing of 20 Indian soldiers.

Separate shootouts, including at a mosque, leave eight dead as security forces escalate operation against the fighters.

Tell-all memoir by ex-national security adviser has White House officials on the attack and a court date to block it.

Ankara says strikes in northern Iraq targeted the PKK in response to increase in rebel attacks on Turkish army bases.

Colgate, Cream of Wheat and Mrs Butterworth are the latest brands reckoning with racially charged logos.

The Church of England and the Bank of England say their 'inexcusable' links to slavery were 'source of shame'.

Tournament officials accused of discrimination for scrapping wheelchair event amid coronavirus pandemic.

Chinese foreign ministry says it never detained Indian soldiers after media reports said 10 of them were released.

The discoveries were made over the last 10 days in four different regions in the country's west, officials announce.

Move follows 900 far-right ads taken down as US president accuses social media companies of 'censorship'.