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Reopening England: Growing calls to protect livelihoods
The UK attempts to strike a balance between public health and reopening the economy.
Kenya lockdown measures taking toll on Eid festivities
Businesses in Kenya suffer, as coronavirus lockdowns hit the normally busy Eid al-Fitr holiday trade.
Turkey imposes its broadest yet lockdown for Eid al-Fitr
Under new nationwide 24-hour curfew, people in 81 cities are banned from leaving home from May 23 to 26.
Bolivia's health minister held for 'ventilator corruption'
Police arrest Navajas, a day after President Anez orders an investigation into the shady purchase of ventilators.
UK contact-tracing phone app against coronavirus to miss deadline
Bureaucracy and new tweaks needed mean app for mobile phone contact tracing will miss June 1 deadline.
Iraqis abducted, tortured for partaking in protests: UN report
Demonstrators were abducted by armed actors commonly referred to as 'militia' since last October, new UNAMI report says.
Rouhani says Iran to reopen cultural and religious sites
Iranian president says museums and historical sites to reopen on Sunday to coincide with the Eid el-Fitr celebrations.
Bolsonaro's coronavirus response: A threat to Brazil's economy
We look at how President Jair Bolsonaro's handling of COVID-19 crisis has decimated Brazil's health service and economy.
Peru extends nationwide lockdown until end of June
The extension comes amid a continued spike in infections, making Peru's lockdown one of the longest in the world.
Berlin church hosts Muslim prayer in 'amazing sign of solidarity'
Church steps in to help nearby mosque comply with German physical distancing rules by hosting part of its worshippers.
Biden sparks uproar by suggesting Trump supporters 'ain't black'
Presumptive Democratic presidential nominee implies African Americans who support Donald Trump aren't black.
Thousands of Palestinians stranded abroad urge for repatriation
As the PA does not control its borders, Palestinians face obstacles in returning home during the coronavirus pandemic.
China reports no new coronavirus cases for first time
Milestone comes a day after Communist Party leaders celebrated 'major achievements' in fight against virus.
ILO chief: Workers in informal economy face 'utter destitution'
As COVID-19 shutdowns spike unemployment, the labour body's Guy Ryder discusses how governments can protect workers.
Brazil overtakes Russia to become No 2 in world for virus cases
The grim milestone comes as the WHO calls South America 'a new epicentre' of the deadly virus.
Malta rescues 140 migrants, holds them on tourist boats offshore
Malta has chartered tourist boats to hold migrants rescued by its patrols.
During Ramadan, Muslims feed those in need in virus-hit Texas
Texas restaurants, US Islamic organisations prepare thousands of meals for refugee, homeless and other communities.
Michigan Muslims find new ways to celebrate Eid amid a pandemic
Muslims in the US state say they're 'mentally prepared for a COVID Eid, but it’s still very challenging'.
Video of cabinet meeting puts Brazil's Bolsonaro under fire
Video is a key component of a criminal probe against Bolsonaro into allegations made by ex-Justice Minister Sergio Moro.
WHO says South America new coronavirus 'epicentre': Live updates
Brazil, whose president has resisted restrictions, is the hardest hit country in the region with over 330,890 cases.
UK to introduce quarantine for international arrivals from June 8
All international arrivals, including returning Britons, to self-isolate and provide details of their stay.
Mory Kante, Guinea music star and 'baobab of culture', dies at 70
Kante revolutionised West African repertoire by going electric and blending traditional Mandingo with urban grooves.
Yemen's health system 'has collapsed' as coronavirus spreads: UN
World governing body rings alarm bell as it prepares to host donor conference with Saudi Arabia amid the pandemic.
Fashion turns to technology to tailor sustainable solutions
At the cutting edge of fashion and science, innovators are setting a new trend with a circular model of consumption.
Trump declares houses of worship 'essential', calls for reopening
Trump says churches, mosques and synagogues provide essential services and calls on governors to allow them to reopen.
Saudi activists: Khashoggi murder case 'political, not personal'
Saudi activists say perpetrators in homicide cases cannot be pardoned and reaffirm Jamal Khashoggi's case as political.
India PM visits areas devastated by cyclone
Narendra Modi surveys damage caused by Cyclone Amphan from the air - before announcing financial aid for the affected regions.
Ahmaud Arbery slaying: Georgia prosecutor pledges to find justice
After arrest of man who filmed killing, officials in US state say they are 'confident' those involved have been charged.
Q&A: How communist-run India state became model in COVID-19 fight
Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan speaks to Al Jazeera on how the state turned the tide against coronavirus.
I took chloroquine. This is what it did to me
Chloroquine, a similar drug to hydroxychloroquine, has some uncomfortable side effects, as one reporter found out.
New Fox poll paints bleak picture for Trump's electoral hopes
Trump responds to latest poll from Fox News by calling the data 'fake' and suggesting the network fire its pollsters
Hydroxychloroquine tied to increased risk of death: Study
Coronavirus patients taking the anti-malarial drug, touted and taken by Trump, had higher risk of death, new study says.
Kosovo: The 92-year-old woman alone in an abandoned village
Vladica Dicic, an ethnic Serb, has befriended an Albanian who visits regularly, describing him as her 'third son'.
Jamal Khashoggi's son Salah says family 'forgives' killers
Salah Khashoggi releases statement on Twitter as activists hit back saying murder case is not familial but political.
European nations 'regret' US decision to leave Open Skies treaty
France leads statement announcing regret over Trump's move to withdraw US from pact in six months as NATO holds meeting.
Trump lashes out at the scientists whose findings contradict him
Public health experts warn Trump's often unfounded scepticism is especially dangerous during a global pandemic.
UK: 'Stay at home for Eid' messages slammed as patronising
Muslims, critics decry double standard as there were fewer warnings against gathering for events such as VE Day parties.
US says China security law a 'death knell' for Hong Kong autonomy
US top diplomat Pompeo calls China's proposed legislation 'disastrous', says it could affect how US treats Hong Kong.
UK real estate hit by COVID-19 crisis
Commercial rent is going unpaid and prospect of more job losses means fewer people are thinking about buying homes.
Indonesian traders risk losing licences to stay open during Eid
Some preparing for Islamic holiday are ignoring restrictions aimed at curbing the spread of the coronavirus.
Mexico City hospitals reaching breaking point
Independent survey suggests the COVID-19 infection rate may be three times higher than what the government says it is.
Pakistan to free elephant Kaavan after campaign by US singer Cher
US music icon expresses delight as court orders transfer of Asian elephant to a suitable sanctuary from Islamabad Zoo.
Soros: Coronavirus damage to last 'longer than most people think'
Hungary-born billionaire warns European unity under threat if EU members do not work together to support weaker states.
Family of ex-Saudi intelligence officer being targeted: Report
Authorities arrested Saad al-Jabri's relatives to force him to return to kingdom from Canada, son tells New York Times.
Cyclone Amphan: India, Bangladesh begin clean-up operation
Authorities in both countries are struggling to restore road links and electricity in areas hit by Cyclone Amphan.
Cruise staff stranded: Thousands still await repatriation
As many countries continue to open up, it is a different story out at sea, where thousands are still stuck on cruise ships.
Remains of Rwanda war crimes suspect found in Congo
Ex-defence minister Augustin Bizimana, believed to have died in 2000, was indicted on genocide, murder and rape charges.
The price of America's quest for an external enemy
The US spent so much fighting phantom enemies and creating the myth of good versus evil that it ignored the real threat.
From Iran to the US: Songs in times of war and coronavirus
From 1980s Tehran to 2020 New York, a writer reflects on the power of music and togetherness in times of crisis.
Egypt accepts Ethiopia-Sudan proposal to renegotiate dam dispute
Agreement needs to allow for 'Egypt's water interests as well as those of Ethiopia and Sudan' says foreign ministry.
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