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The pandemic has badly hit business in Iran as it continues to struggle under US sanctions.

The president has issued an emergency decree ordering factories to increase production.

People crowd into the Tripoli's main square to celebrate the fall of the nearby city of Tarhuna, the remaining stronghold of Haftar's forces.

With the spread of the coronavirus worsening across Latin America, thousands of Venezuelan migrants in Colombia, Ecuador and elsewhere are trying to return home.

The government seeks to borrow billions of dollars but so far talks with the International Monetary Fund have made little progress.

The arrest warrants were issued almost three weeks after AT&T announced its withdrawal from Venezuela.

Two police officers in New York state were suspended after a video showed them shoving a 75-year-old protester.

NFL commissioner's comment comes after 18 players release video demanding the league condemn racism.

A candidate needs at least 1,991 delegates to secure the nomination, with Biden crossing the threshold late on Friday.

No immediate confirmation from al-Qaeda as French minister says Abdelmalek Droukdel killed in northern Mali operation.

Accusing WHO of 'ideological bias', Bolsonaro says he may follow US president's footsteps and leave the UN health body.

From pop-up food pantries to clean-up crews, Minneapolis residents unite to support each other and honour George Floyd.

As hard-hit country sees record number of COVID-19 cases, authorities threaten to reimpose restricting measures.

Amid decline in number of COVID-19 cases, government is allowing businesses and traffic to resume normal operations.

'There is so much more work to be done. So many Americans are still hurting', Biden says.

Renegade military commander loses last stronghold in western Libya following similar defeats.

In video conference, the two sides agreed to resolve the dispute through 'peaceful discussion', India said.

On third anniversary of diplomatic crisis, Qatar's foreign minister says Doha remains open to dialogue.

Health agency says anecdotal evidence of the benefits of wearing masks in crowds has prompted it to change position.

DC Mayor Muriel Bowser has feuded with President Trump about militarised responses to protests over police brutality.

Various political groups organise mass demonstration, which has the backing of influential Muslim leader Mahmoud Dicko.

Official says some of the 9,500 troops would be sent to Poland and other allied countries and some would return home.

Media watchdog calls Samuel Wazizi's death 'the worst crime against a journalist in the past 10 years in Cameroon'.

IAEA also expresses 'serious concern' at Iran's failure to provide access to two sites for months.

Senior MDC leaders, including Vice President Tendai Biti, blocked from entering the building occupied by rival faction.

Buffalo, New York officers suspended after a television crew captured one of them shoving the man to the ground.

A week of talks between British and European officials has ended in deadlock and recriminations on both sides.

Maurice Lester Hall is a key witness in the state's investigation into the four officers who had apprehended Floyd.

Demonstrators in Abuja demand 'justice' after a series of high-profile rape cases sparked outrage in the country.

Counteroffensive by GNA sees rival forces of eastern-based Khalifa Haftar withdraw to pre-April 2019 lines.

Protesters accuse police officers of beating a construction worker in custody to death.

There is growing scrutiny of tactics used by police at anti-racism demonstrations in the US, with protesters shot at and tear-gassed by security forces.

Lawsuit says Trump and officials 'unlawfully conspired to violate' demonstrators' rights when clearing Lafayette Park.

Last month, more than 25 percent of people in the US aged between 16 and 24 were out of work.

The number of victims has soared in recent weeks amid massacres and attacks in three eastern provinces.

From the US to the Middle East, pauperised citizenries are rising up to remove the violent governments ruling over them.

Gov't argued proposals needed to ensure continuity in running the country if December vote was postponed over COVID-19.

The two assaults took place since a rare ceasefire between the armed group and Afghan forces ended more than a week ago.

Russian embassy in Prague says expulsion of its employees was 'provocation' based on 'ungrounded accusations'.

A new far-right movement may be stoking tensions in US protests. Who are its adherents, and what do they want?

The city was the main launchpad for an offensive against the capital that Haftar's forces finally abandoned this week.

Prosecutors in Stendal start probe after German convicted sex-offender was linked to the British girl's disappearance.

Country is among many to have seen an enormous increase in the number of phishing sites, designed to steal users' financial information.

Education City stadium's completion to be marked on June 15 with live show celebrating COVID-19 front-line workers.

A breakdown of the diplomatic crisis and what it has meant for the region.

Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Bahrain and Egypt severed diplomatic and trade ties with Qatar three years ago.

Schools and businesses remained open as Daniel Ortega encouraged residents to attend concerts, parades and sporting events but doctors say crisis is now out of control.

Floyd, whose death in police custody sparked protests across the US and around the world, was celebrated by civil rights icons and family members in an emotional ceremony in Minneapolis - the city where he died.

Biodiversity is the foundation of life on Earth, but it is being threatened like never before and humanity is feeling the impact.

Doha's rapid self-sufficiency measures after the 2017 blockade prepared it for the coronavirus pandemic challenges.