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A survey finds 446 cases of new coronavirus and 92 deaths among Indigenous groups, mainly in Brazilian Amazon.

King Abdullah II says Jordan is considering 'all options' over Israel's plan to annex parts of the occupied West Bank.

Critics have called on voters to boycott polls over ballot absence of key opposition parties and coronavirus risks.

Clashes erupt after police seeking a local drug kingpin raid a cluster of poor neighbourhoods in Rio de Janeiro.

The US will place 'huge multi-hundred million dollar bets' on producing vaccines currently in trials, official says.

Biden staffers believe Trump's response to the coronavirus pandemic has weakened him in once pro-Republican states.

Cuban Dairon Elisondo Rojas, who is seeking asylum in the US, treats fellow migrants in the Matamoros makeshift camp.

Nelson Teich disagreed with right-wing President Jair Bolsonaro over the country's coronavirus response.

Some question whether the US-Taliban agreement aimed at bringing peace to Afghanistan was mainly just a withdrawal deal.

Abdul Qadeer Khan tells top court he is being 'kept prisoner' by Pakistani agencies and not allowed to plead his case.

UN's labour agency warns global outlook could be worse as current figures exclude workers in 'informal economy'.

Senate Republicans have called the bill, which would double aid approved by Congress, 'dead on arrival'.

Amnesty International says governments are using arbitrary, punitive, repressive tactics to enforce quarantine orders.

Several countries have reported cases of children affected by an illness with symptoms similar to Kawasaki's disease.

US hopes to have one or more vaccines ready by January - a timeline that outpaces that given by many health experts.

Talks began on Wednesday with Lebanon seeking a multi-billion-dollar bailout to avoid bankruptcy.

Greg McMichael, who retired in 2019, appeared to lose his power to arrest for years after failing to obtain training.

Memorandum of understanding between the Wet'suwet'en, BC and Canada charts a path towards negotiations on land rights.

Carrie Lam has rejected protesters' demands for an independent investigation into police conduct during last year's demonstrations.

UN mission denounces acts that 'put civilians in harm's way' and 'prevent people from accessing life-saving services'.

Trump has virtually no path to victory without winning Florida, and older voters - which he is losing - are critical.

Horrific details emerge of Tuesday's attack on Afghan hospital that killed 24 people, including babies and mothers.

Bundesliga becomes Europe's first major league to resume after two-month shutdown due to coronavirus pandemic.

Contest between conservatives and scientists over personal freedoms marks a classic political fault line in the US.

US state has the second-highest number of cases and fatalities and has been locked down since mid-March.

Boy, nine, dies of inflammatory disease possibly linked to coronavirus as cases spike in London, New York and Italy.

Tropical Storm Vongfong destroys homes and cuts power on the central island of Samar, with fears evacuations could increase COVID-19 spread.

A large section of media in India accused of running shows that appear to blame Muslims for the spread of the virus.

After a seven-week lockdown, around two million people doing vital jobs are back at work - but getting there is not the same as it was.

While the Zionist project fulfilled its dream of a homeland in Palestine, Palestinian displacement has never stopped.

For the 72nd Nakba anniversary, Palestinians took to social media and digital initiatives to commemorate the day.

Travel restrictions prevent foreign parents from collecting babies, with fears quarantine extension could worsen issue.

France's decision to make masks mandatory in public raises important questions about its ban on Muslim face veils.

Watchdog's long-awaited report absolved police of wrong-doing and recommended a review of operational guidelines.

COVID-19 testing ramps up across worst-affected parts of Kenya, but many are worried they will be forced into quarantine.

President 'calls off' coronavirus epidemic as extraordinary measures are eased, but experts warn threat remains present.

Local official said an entire block in one camp, housing about 5,000 people, was shut off after a confirmed case.

Couriers are essential workers in the UK, but delivery companies are under fire for not looking out for the safety of their employees.

Clashes reported after UN Yemen envoy told UNSC warring parties made 'significant progress' towards ceasefire agreement.

Former US ambassador to UN discusses President Trump's scaled-down global leadership role during coronavirus pandemic.

Legislators give unanimous consent to bill imposing sanctions on Chinese officials responsible for Uighur rights abuses.

Water shortages are causing increased hardships for many, on top of coronavirus restrictions, unemployment and the crippling economic crisis.

Grief grips Brazil as deaths from COVID-19 spike sharply but Bolsonaro insists the country must get back to work.

City embarks on enormous testing exercise after emergence of new clusters of cases following end of lockdown.

Poor testing facilities means COVID-19 cases could be much higher in south where ceasefire failed to take hold.

Kulsoom Hazara has won medals at national and international karate tournaments, inspiring young Pakistanis.

Aid groups alarmed as Rohingya tests positive for COVID-19 in the densely populated camps, home to a million refugees.

Envoy urges Afghans to persist with peace effort with Taliban after gov't said it would resume offensive against group.

Police have been accused of disproportionate use of force with protesters calling for an independent inquiry.

Antibody tests are being touted as critical to reopening economies, but many questions remain.