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At least 54 journalists test positive for COVID-19, as media organisations push for news amid lax safety protocols.

Disneyland reopens in Shanghai even as new coronavirus cases are reported further north in Wuhan

Medical experts still don't know if or how COVID-19 uniquely affects expectant mothers.

The court will also hear a case on Native American reservation status in the state of Oklahoma.

Both Hamas and Benjamin Netanyahu need the political capital that such a deal would bring them.

The fragmented US hospital system, made up of private and community hospitals, has made it harder to fight coronavirus.

Study, which does not include COVD-19 patients, suggests key receptor on surface of cells more diffused in men.

UK statistics office says men working in lowest skilled occupations face highest rates of death involving coronavirus.

Between 1,200-1,800 Ganges river dolphin found in river systems of Nepal, Bangladesh and India.

Sri Lanka makes cremations compulsory for COVID-19 victims, but Muslims and activists urge authorities to allow burials.

Decision to send students for training in COVID-19 wards decried, as 100 doctors reported to have died on front lines.

Security situation in tri-border region of Niger, Burkina Faso and Mali has sharply deteriorated in recent years.

Women call for new laws on digital sex crimes, after Nth Room case exposes vulnerability of young in wired nation.

Ease in coronavirus lockdown and fall in spread gives way to new set of protests in Hong Kong.

It is increasingly evident that obesity is linked to poorer outcomes for those who are infected with the coronavirus.

Region marks Mother's Day with novel twists amid lockdowns and mounting death tolls.

Zammit Tabona wrote on Facebook: 'Who will stop Angela Merkel? She has fulfilled Hitler's dream! To control Europe.'

Four soldiers also seriously wounded as convoy of Chadian peacekeepers on patrol hit explosive devices in the north.

On Sunday, Turkey's senior citizens were also allowed to go outside after seven weeks.

Robert Redfield, Stephen Hahn entering quarantine after COVID-19 exposure; Anthony Fauci also taking precautions.

Rights groups call on Malaysia to act after prominent Rohingya activists threatened with murder and sexual violence.

Government plans to run some 300 special trains for migrant workers who have been forced to walk hundreds of miles home.

Authorities looking to find and test thousands after cases traced to a number of clubs and bars in Seoul.

Deleted tweet by Saudi Arabia's prison authority said Prince Mohammed bin Naif was being treated after heart attack.

A deportee on Monday's scheduled deportation flight says he has not been re-tested since testing positive in late April.

Migration and asylum ministry did not say why lockdown at camps for migrants and refugees was being extended.

County in southwestern Iran placed under lockdown after people failed to 'observe social distancing rules'.

Accused detained by chance after being caught without a valid public transportation ticket and found with 10 pipe bombs.

British leader said now was not the time to end the lockdown as he unveiled plans to ease restrictions.

Foreign workers face salary cuts or job losses as coronavirus lockdowns disrupt economies around the world.

Jalisco state prosecutor's office says remains of 25 people had been found in mass grave discovered on Thursday.

Mustafa al-Kadhimi also promises justice and compensation to relatives of people killed in last year's mass protests.

Riot police disperse protesters seeking to revive pro-democracy movement after months of being curtailed by coronavirus.

Gov't spokesman says Tehran keen on swap talks because of fears coronavirus could put lives of prisoners in US at risk.

Unlike other countries, women in the French-speaking province account for 59.7 percent of infections.

UN agency cites 'credible threats and perceived risks' that could impact staff security for operational pause.

The story and logic behind Israel's 'annexation government'.

Apps, drones and facial recognition are helping to contain COVID-19. Start Here asks: How much surveillance is too much?

New group is working to put more mothers into American politics by removing some of the hurdles.

Washington criticised for possible lack of pandemic response strategy in country with world's highest death toll from virus.

The country has recorded more than 33,000 infections and more than 3,000 deaths, but experts say that number could be much higher.

Video has emerged of the killing of Arbery whose family says he was out jogging when he was shot dead by two armed men.

'It's not possible for me to fast without food.' How Ramadan in Nigeria is affected by coronavirus restrictions.

The 5cm ‘murder hornets’, potentially deadly to humans and with an appetite for honey bees, have been found in the US.

Transparent face masks are helping Indonesia's hearing impaired to communicate amid the coronavirus pandemic.

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has appeared in public for the first time in 20 days, ending rumours about his health.

Meet the elderly people in UK and Russia fundraising to help those affected by the coronavirus pandemic.

Reclusive artist Banksy has unveiled new artwork that pays tribute to front-line medical staff battling coronavirus.

Demonstrators gather demanding 'actual results' following a series of pledges by new PM Mustafa al-Kadhimi.