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Trump repeats demand for 'elimination of sanctuary cities' as precondition for further stimulus efforts by Congress.

Has Beijing lost an opportunity to display global leadership, or can it overcome increasing suspicion of its motives?

UN health agency has urged people not to try untested remedies for COVID-19 after Madagascan president promotes 'cure'.

The internationally recognised government in the war-torn country's south reported its first cases on April 10.

Authorities spent weeks downplaying the coronavirus threat, until reporting the first cases in late April.

Iranian officials have previously dismissed allegations of running coordinated disinformation campaigns as 'ridiculous'.

Tripoli forces reportedly seize control of parts of al-Watiya, captured in 2014 by renegade commander Khalifa Haftar.

Trump administration argues that foreign branches of US-based NGOs must denounce prostitution to receive taxpayer money.

Delhi boy questioned following backlash over chat group where students shared photos of girls and talked of gang rape.

US, UK officials did not say which countries were responsible for the attacks on healthcare and research institutions.

A programme in the Utah Navajo Nation hopes to provide sustainable aid to elders as tribes worry virus could spread.

Israel reportedly hit and killed Iran-backed militiamen in a series of air strikes in Syria.

Parliamentarians call for the Ramez Magnon Rasmi show to be pulled amid host harassment of female guests.

The government's approach to the pandemic has been very different from most other countries.

Kenyan private cargo plane crashes in 'unclear' circumstances in Somalia, killing all six people on board.

Philippines' largest television network has been ordered to cease operations after President Duterte's allies in Congress refused to renew station's 25-year licence.

In Canada, resource extraction is not only endangering the land - but the lives of Indigenous women.

HRW says relocation of 29 Rohingya to flood-prone Bhasan Char island without access to aid poses risk to refugees.

Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas extends measure by one month for third time.

Italy considers amnesty for those working in agricultural sector, but experts warn measures might not stop exploitation.

Allies of President Duterte refused to renew station's 25-year licence following his tirades against the company.

Many airport workers in US have been laid off until people start flying again and airports return to how they were before the coronavirus pandemic.

ONS figures add several thousand deaths to earlier government data, lifting coronavirus toll to above 32,000 people.

India to use planes and naval ships to bring back hundreds of thousands of nationals stuck abroad due to COVID-19.

Hoping to export test kits within months, Al Jazeera reports from inside an Iranian lab that is part of the international push for coronavirus solutions.

A new study shows that the Microsporidia MB microbe blocks malaria parasites from spreading in mosquitoes.

'We don't know when this nightmare will end,' says son of veteran opposition leader kidnapped in late March.

No spectators allowed as professional sports resume in the country with safety precautions due to coronavirus pandemic.

World leaders, groups and celebrities such as Madonna participate in fundraiser, but Washington refuses to join effort.

Number of COVID-19 cases jumps by 245, the day Nigeria began phasing out emergency measures.

Poor healthcare and sanitation mean that coronavirus could quickly spread through Kenya's refugee camps.

Authorities launch probe but opposition, which accuses gov't of hiding coronavirus information, defends lab director.

Defence ministry spokesman says 134 fighters killed in Operation Kantana Jimlan in the country's northeast.

Researchers in Chile develop kit to check asymptomatic coronavirus patients by testing to see if they have lost sense of smell.

With dining on site banned, food outlets set up online groups, adopt home-delivery services in bid to survive.

The pandemic, and its increasing human toll, have finally started a conversation in the US about mass imprisonment.

Deaths rise in Manaus amid concerns coronavirus could reach nearby indigenous communities

University of Washington experts say 'rising mobility' could lead to nearly 135,000 deaths by August.

Internal report says rising wave of hostility in wake of pandemic could tip relations with US into confrontation.

People have long been puzzled about how koalas get enough water and it turns out they lick tree trunks after it rains.

Athletic Bilbao and Real Sociedad want their fans to pack the stadium, even if that means not playing until next year.

A woman, her adult son and husband have been charged in the fatal shooting in Michigan.

News agency's Dar Yasin, Mukhtar Khan and Channi Anand honoured with this year's Pulitzer Prize in feature photography.

Data and modelling by US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention shows infections could rise to 200,000 by June.

Former defence minister says cargo plane shot down as it tried to land in the southern town of Bardale.

So-called 'murder hornets', with a sting that can be deadly to some humans, are emerging from hibernation.

One of the largest Arab populations outside the Middle East could miss out on federal programmes funded by census data.

US secretary of state said there's 'enormous evidence' the virus emerged from a laboratory in Wuhan city.

Document projects that coronavirus could kill 3,000 Americans a day by the end of May, up from 2,000 currently.

Some countries with falling infection rates ease lockdowns that had been imposed to contain the spread of COVID-19.