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World Malaria Day: Governments urged to prevent rise in deaths
WHO officials are warning governments to move fast to contain outbreaks.
'No new COVID-19 deaths for 10 days' in China's Wuhan
Original heart of the battle against coronavirus is marking a significant breakthrough.
Sweden reindeer herders face revenge attacks after landmark case
In January, herders won back exclusive rights to hunting and fishing in their area of the Arctic, but that has led to heightened tensions between Sami people and local Swedes.
DRC: Rangers, civilians killed in attack in Virunga National Park
Major assault by fighters results in the killing of 17 people, including four civilians.
Stamping out misinformation in Kenya's COVID-19 fight
Volunteers and activists work to diffuse spread of fake information, false 'remedies' as Kenya steps up pandemic battle.
Anzac Day: Dawn services in driveways amid COVID-19 lockdown
Commemoration services cancelled due to continuing coronavirus pandemic.
India's lockdown: Narratives of inequality and Islamophobia
India's lockdown has magnified two of the country's most serious social ills. Plus, photographing the pandemic.
UAE taking steps to gain control of Sudan's main port
Officials tell Al Jazeera Sudan's transitional gov't in process of handing over Port Sudan to UAE giant DP World.
China's dams exacerbated extreme drought in lower Mekong: Study
Critics say system of dams that China built deprived millions of people from Southeast Asia of their livelihood.
Rohingya stranded at sea, Bangladesh says not its responsibility
Rights groups urge Dhaka to allow some 500 Rohingya stuck in the Bay of Bengal to come ashore.
India and Pakistan ease coronavirus lockdown restrictions
India allows limited reopening of retail shops while Pakistan permits some industrial and commercial activities.
Nepal quake: Reconstruction still in progress five years on
Many people in Nepal are still struggling to rebuild their lives, five years after a devastating earthquake.
Trump ends COVID-19 briefing abruptly after â€inject disinfectant’
White House seems to be in damage control after outcry over Trump's suggestion that disinfectants can be used as remedy.
Coronavirus in Italy may have started unnoticed in January: Study
The surge in cases after the first diagnosis suggests the virus had been in Italy longer than realised, say researchers.
US coronavirus death toll exceeds 50,000: Live updates
WHO and international partners accelerate work on COVID-19 vaccine as number of deaths in the US hits grim milestone.
Czechs ease lockdown, but extend state of emergency
Up to 10 people will be allowed to meet in public, while restrictions on non-essential travel are to be lifted.
Trump: US Postal Service must charge Amazon more, or no loan
The US Postal Service has said that it may not be able to continue service past September without help.
US FDA warns against use of hydroxychloroquine to treat COVID-19
US states built stockpiles of hydroxychloroquine after it was touted by Trump as a treatment for coronavirus.
Brazil justice minister resigns, accuses Bolsonaro of meddling
Sergio Moro is one of the stars of Bolsonaro's government due to his record of fighting corruption.
Rights groups: Prominent Saudi rights activist dies in custody
Swedish group says Saudi authorities responsible for 'inhumane treatment' that led to Abdullah al-Hamid's death.
Experts react with horror to Trump coronavirus disinfectant idea
Doctors warn Trump's suggestion that disinfectant could be a treatment for coronavirus endangers public's health.
European countries considering when to lift lockdowns
Some are already sending children back to school and reopening small businesses, but most industries remain totally paralysed - with no respite in sight.
Trump signs fourth coronavirus relief package worth $484bn
Easy passage of latest aid measure belies a bumpier path ahead for future legislation to address pandemic.
US: 'Historic' Ramadan call to prayer echoes in Minnesota city
The Minneapolis Cedar-Riverside adhan is believed to be the first publicly broadcast call to prayer in a major US city.
Dozens of asylum seekers contract COVID-19 in Greece
In southern Greece, 470 asylum seekers have been placed under quarantine in a hotel.
Indonesia travel ban leaves workers stranded during Ramadan
Millions are not allowed to leave Jakarta to travel back to hometowns before Eid holiday and now many say they can no longer afford to stay in Indonesia's big cities.
UN launches global push to accelerate work on COVID-19 treatments
World leaders pledge to speed up development of safe and effective drugs, tests and vaccines for COVID-19.
US states start to reopen as coronavirus death toll tops 50,000
Governors in at least three states announce they will begin lifting restrictions aimed at curbing pandemic.
Iraqi ISIL suspect accused of Yazidi genocide on trial in Germany
Man, 27, accused of genocide, murdering child by allowing her to die of thirst, crimes against humanity and trafficking.
Hubble at 30: Telescope documenting our universe
Hubble has captured the most distant stars and galaxies as well as the planets in our solar system.
Trump suggests injecting disinfectant to kill coronavirus
This has prompted a warning from authorities and makers of popular cleaners that no one should ingest disinfectant.
Canada: How Quebec elder care homes became coronavirus hotspots
Over half of the more than 1,243 COVID-19 deaths in Canadian province of Quebec have been in long-term care centres.
Indians try to flee 'unsanitary' coronavirus quarantine centres
Thousands in overcrowded centres complain of poor food and sanitation and lack of physical distancing, officials say.
Haftar supporters rally as his forces lose ground in battle
Eastern-based commander urges supporters to pave 'way for building civil state that the Libyan people look forward to'.
Coronavirus surges in Djibouti as population ignores measures
Horn of Africa nation has imposed nationwide lockdown as number of coronavirus cases soars.
Can Trump resolve the Egypt-Ethiopia Nile dam dispute?
As a biased mediator, the Trump administration cannot deliver a deal that would satisfy both Egypt and Ethiopia.
Trump approved of Georgia's plan to reopen before bashing it
US president spoke to state governor about controversial plan to reopen businesses and praised it, news report says.
Lockdown will not cost more lives than it saves
But reacting to a recession caused by one, with yet more austerity measures, may well do.
Sunlight and humidity kill coronavirus the fastest: US scientists
Experiment shows UV rays destroy COVID-19 both on surfaces and in air, but US gov't research yet to be made public.
Unprecedented virus lockdown as Muslims mark Ramadan
Holy daytime fasting month will be a sombre affair for many across Asia, the Middle East and North Africa.
Lebanon arrests suspect for putting Nigerian worker up 'for sale'
Facebook post sparks outrage in Nigeria, with the government calling for the man's prosecution.
EU leaders agree to unite on economic recovery
Europe is bracing for the kind of economic damage that has not been seen for more than 50 years.
Ramadan begins: Holy month affected by global virus outbreak
As Muslims around the world begin to observe Ramadan by fasting the virus pandemic is altering religious traditions.
China to prosecute first foreigner over Hong Kong 'meddling'
Lee Henley Hu Xiang, a citizen of Belize, was detained in Guangzhou last November. His current whereabouts are unknown.
India's coronavirus lockdown worsens access to mental healthcare
By not making arrangements for patients during lockdown, government may be violating its own landmark 2017 law.
Hundreds of doctors in Bangladesh infected with coronavirus
More than 250 doctors test positive as the country's strained healthcare system battles lack of PPE and hospital beds.
US warship sails though Taiwan Strait for second time in a month
Taiwan and US militaries are on heightened alert amid increased activity by China's armed forces near the island.
Brazil reports highest daily death toll since start of pandemic
Brazil's toll is rising as President Jair Bolsonaro shows impatience with coronavirus curbs imposed by state governors.
Record 26m jobless in US since coronavirus hit: Live updates
About one in six American workers have lost their jobs in past five weeks, the worst string of layoffs on record.
Aung San Suu Kyi turns to Facebook to get coronavirus message out
Myanmar leader's live broadcasts on Facebook draws hundreds of thousands of views.
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