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Five coronavirus patients killed in Russia hospital fire
Russia's emergency ministry confirms the incident suspected to have been caused by a faulty lung ventilator killed five.
Iran holds funeral for sailors killed in friendly fire incident
Relatives of 19 soldiers killed in Gulf of Oman naval exercise accident attend ceremony in Chahbahar.
Western media shows death only when it is in Africa
Unlike the victims of Ebola, the tragedies of coronavirus victims are demonstrated in numbers.
Sanctions in the era of pandemic
From Venezuela to Iran, Washington's illegal and inhumane economic sanctions are putting millions of lives at risk.
Names and faces of healthcare workers who died fighting COVID-19
A tribute to the doctors, nurses and medical staff around the world. You will never be forgotten.
Yemen gov't vows to fight separatists as clashes erupt in south
Internationally-recognised gov't says it will confront STC fighters as deadly fighting erupts on outskirts of Zinjibar.
Is Tanzania covering up the real number of coronavirus deaths?
Suspicion over official COVID-19 numbers grows as critics accuse gov't of of failing to inform public on true extent.
Coronavirus: Fauci to warn on risk of opening US economy too soon
Top disease expert will tell US Senate that reopening economy too soon may result in 'needless suffering and death'.
People return to work after eight weeks of lockdown in France
France has ended its lockdown, with people allowed to return to shops and work, but cafes and restaurants remain closed.
China legal scholar briefly detained after coronavirus criticism
Zhang Xuezhong had also called on the country's legislative body to draft a new constitution while urging more freedom.
In Pictures: The Moroccan fisherwomen
Fisherwomen in Moroccan coastal villages are breaking through boundaries to enter the male-dominated world of fishing.
Mexico's president orders military on streets for four more years
New decree comes as violence grinds on in Mexico, with 3,000 murders recorded in March alone.
Vital Kamerhe, top aide to DRC president, on trial for corruption
President Felix Tshisekedi's chief of staff and two other defendants accused of embezzling more than $50m.
New Zealand to stick with Taiwan support despite China rebuke
Country says will stand by Taiwan on coronavirus because of its 'tremendous success' in dealing with the outbreak.
Brazil deploys thousands of troops to protect Amazon's trees
Government troops, environmentalists deployed three months ahead to help reduce forest fires as deforestation continues.
Trump gets testy with Asian-American reporter in media briefing
US president ends news conference on coronavirus after what was described as 'racist' incident with CBS journalist.
Oxfam says coronavirus ceasefire efforts 'catastrophic failure'
NGO stresses halt to violence is only way to ensure an effective response to the pandemic in conflict-affected areas.
PM Boris Johnson forced to clarify UK lockdown advice
The British prime minister's new lockdown plans led to confusion, chaos and parody.
US coronavirus deaths pass 80,000: Live updates
The grim milestone comes as France, Spain and Russia begin to lift restrictions.
Coronavirus shutdown threatens Chicago's Rohingya cultural centre
Coronavirus crisis forces the centre to cancel Ramadan fundraiser and puts the community it serves in dire straits.
Guaido advisers quit following bungled Venezuela raid
Opposition leader Juan Guaido has denied any involvement in the attempte raid aimed at toppling Nicolas Maduro.
Spanish cafes reopen as daily death toll falls to seven-week low
About 40 percent of Spain's small businesses have reopened, says a trade union.
Yemen gov't declares Aden 'infested' as coronavirus spreads
Elsewhere in southern Yemen, fighting breaks out between separatists and government forces.
France and Germany see infection uptick as lockdown eased
Officials are urging vigilance to social distancing rules, or risk a return to lockdown.
Study: NYC coronavirus death toll higher than official tally
Between mid-March and early May, about 24,000 more people died in New York than researchers would normally expect.
Twitter to add warning labels to coronavirus misinformation
Labels will provide links to more information on tweets that could mislead or confuse people and apply to all users.
WHO says 'extreme vigilance' needed in exit from lockdowns
The warning comes as several nations begin to ease coronavirus restrictions and reopen their economies.
Cameroon separatists kill mayor in restive southwest region
Mayor of Mamfe, Ashu Prisley Ojong, killed in the Anglophone region facing rebellion since 2016.
Iraq: Basra protesters call for resignation of local governor
Step-down demands come after a protester was killed during renewed anti-government demonstrations in the southern city.
UK 'would not support Israeli annexation of West Bank territory'
Annexing occupied Palestinian land would make a two-state solution more difficult, said a foreign office minister.
Will the global tourism industry survive coronavirus pandemic?
Millions of jobs at risk as the pandemic upends holiday plans.
Mustafa al-Kadhimi ends Iraq deadlock but new PM faces hurdles
Former intelligence chief's appointment comes amid major crises: mass protests, coronavirus and plunging oil prices.
Yemen's Tawakkol Karman 'bullied' after Facebook nomination
Nobel Peace Prize laureate says she was smeared after being named a member of Facebook's new oversight committee.
UN: Sub-Saharan Africa AIDS deaths could double due to COVID-19
More than 500,000 could die if the provision of healthcare to HIV sufferers is disrupted during pandemic, UN says.
On Ahmaud Arbery and the video
What does the video of Ahmaud's murder show and was it wrong to post it?
Ahmaud Arbery killing: US authorities weighing hate crime charges
State authorities are unable to investigate the killing as a hate crime as Georgia does not have a hate crime law.
US: Atlanta mayor calls killing of Ahmaud Arbery a 'lynching'
Keisha Lance Bottoms, the mayor of Georgia's largest city, also accuses Trump of emboldening racists with rhetoric.
Philippines reopens its skies to incoming international flights
International flights have been allowed to resume flying into Manila with strict measures in light of the pandemic.
Ramadan 2020: Fasting hours around the world
A round-up of daily fasting durations around the world as Muslims observe the holy month of Ramadan.
Majority in US disapprove of coronavirus protests: Poll
New poll also suggests there's still wide support for restrictions, but percentage in favour of limits dipped slightly.
US: Bull's-eye on NAACP leader's home lawn prompts probe
Nashville NAACP's Keith Caldwell says the bull's-eye is 'act of intimidation' against an 'outspoken' African American.
Sailors killed after Iran missile 'accidentally' strikes own ship
Iranian military says missile hit support ship in 'friendly-fire' incident, killing at least 19 sailors and wounding 15.
In Pictures: Iftar in the ruins of the Syrian town of Ariha
Not a soul around the destroyed buildings, but one family returns to enjoy breaking the Ramadan fast at home.
Wuhan reports first coronavirus cluster since end of lockdown
As China eases some coronavirus-related restrictions, new clusters of COVID-19 infections raise fears of a second wave.
Indonesian fishermen return home after deaths on Chinese ships
The Indonesian government is launching a joint investigation with China, but workers' advocates are sceptical.
Why Nepal is angry over India's new road in disputed border area
Nepal claims road to Kailash-Mansarovar passes through Lipulekh, a territory claimed by both South Asian neighbours.
Grenade attack kills two in Burundi bar ahead of polls
At least eight others taken to hospitals following the blast in the economic capital, Bujumbura.
Canadian truck drivers face new risks
Truck drivers in Canada have been working overtime to keep supplies flowing across the country.
Jerry Stiller, US comedian and Seinfeld actor, dies at 92
Jerry Stiller was a multitalented performer who appeared in an assortment of American movies and sitcoms.
Lesotho: Coalition government of PM Thomas Thabane collapses
National assembly speaker says embattled prime minister will have to step down by May 22.
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