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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.
UK economy crumbling as coronavirus deaths mount
Ministers have been struggling to explain high death rates, limited testing and shortages of protective equipment.
US Congress gives final approval on $484bn relief package
A fourth emergency coronavirus response bill passes in unprecedented effort to provide an economic safety net.
California suffered state's deadliest day of coronavirus outbreak
The US state recorded 115 new deaths from COVID-19 over the past 24 hours.
Pompeo says US may never restore WHO funds
US Secretary of State calls for WHO overhaul while US Democrats slam Trump administration for 'scapegoating' the agency.
Calls grow for UK to extend Brexit transition amid pandemic
UK officials press ahead with plan to broker trade deal by end of 2020, despite disruption unleashed by coronavirus.
US coronavirus lockdowns drain parents, expose 'digital divide'
Millions of US parents have been working full-time from home while also teaching their children - a daunting task.
Poll: Coronavirus, healthcare top issues among young Americans
Joe Biden enjoys a substantial lead over President Donald Trump among young voters headed into the November election.
WHO warns malaria deaths in Africa could double amid pandemic
Top health officials urge countries to ensure essential malaria prevention work continues during coronavirus pandemic.
US: Fearing coronavirus, Georgia mosques to stay shut for Ramadan
Mosques will remain closed despite governor's decision to slowly 'reopen' the state amid COVID-19 pandemic.
US essential workers risk their health to keep economy running
Essential workers are keeping the American economy humming, at great risk to themselves and their families.
Yemen truce expires amid fears of coronavirus disaster
Failed Yemen ceasefire is not extended as country struggles with multiple crises.
London charity: Virus layoffs force families into poverty
Charities warn more people will need assistance in the UK, as families are pushed into poverty due to the coronavirus outbreak.
An ominous silence: Domestic violence charities fear for victims
In Italy, therapists say lockdown makes victims harder to reach at a time when their need for help is greater than ever.
A timeline of the Trump administration's coronavirus actions
Travel restrictions, lack of tests, contradicting claims: These are some of the major actions by the US president.
Algeria rights groups say government cracking down on critics
Prisoner rights group says dozens, including students and activists, were summoned by police amid coronavirus measures.
ECOWAS recognises Umaro Sissoco Embalo as Guinea-Bissau president
West African bloc recognises former PM as president but also calls for constitutional reform to be put to a referendum.
Ramadan during coronavirus: Muslim doctors weigh whether to fast
A difficult question for Muslim doctors and nurses on the coronavirus front line: Do I fast during Ramadan this year?
Genesis 2.0: The Hunt for the Woolly Mammoth
Mammoths generate multimillion-dollar businesses as scientists race to bring the extinct species back to life.
If the Earth could speak: Sacrificial meat
I am tumbling in the air. Falling. The river glints below me - the sorry polluted stream that is left of it anyways.
Coronavirus effect on reading on World Book Day
Will the pandemic turn off bookshops' lights for good, or will it help the industry thrive?
Coronavirus: Hundreds willing to be infected for vaccine trials
More than 1,700 people volunteer for controversial testing method, although no such trial is currently planned.
Do not push Rohingya out to sea amid coronavirus emergency: UNHCR
Refugee advocates say fear of Rohingya refugees carrying the virus is not an excuse to refuse them asylum.
Trump, Qatar's emir talk amid Taliban attacks across Afghanistan
Dozens killed this week as attacks threaten to derail peace process, with Taliban rejecting government's call for truce.
Al Jazeera questions Trump on Iran's military satellite launch
Al Jazeera's White House correspondent Kimberly Halkett asked President Donald Trump at the White House press briefing about the launch of the military satellite by Iran.
On data and privacy, can we put the genie back in the bottle?
Journalist Maria Ressa and Cambridge Analytica whistle-blower, Christopher Wylie on the way forward for data regulation.
World's first Syria torture trial opens in Germany
Two ex-military members accused of torture had been living in Germany as refugees and were arrested over a year ago.
Communication technology hindering diplomatic efforts of UN
Nations are trying to speak to each other but it seems sometimes they get disconnected.
Alleged Syrian war criminals face landmark trial in Germany
Prosecutors in world's first criminal trial on torture in Syria target Anwar Raslan, an ex colonel, and Eyad al-Gharib.
Hong Kong students to take key exam amid coronavirus controls
As Hong Kong reports few new daily cases, major state examination to go ahead with virus measures in place.
Don't delay developing world debt - cancel it
Forcing indebted countries to repay debt while the global economy operates like a giant casino is unjust.
It is time to fix the WHO, not defund it
Trump's ploy proves that systemic failures in the UN system only garner attention when they impact the developed world.
UN warns coronavirus pandemic could become human rights crisis
UN chief warns of risks to asylum seekers from closed borders, and governments eroding freedoms under guise of virus.
Philippines's Duterte to decide whether to continue lockdown
Experts fear lifting restrictions will trigger surge in new cases, but many people already suffering economic fallout.
Ask us anything: How is sub-Saharan Africa tackling COVID-19?
In a special episode of The Stream we give our audience access to a panel of experts.
Australia calls on G20 for end to 'wet' markets selling wildlife
Coronavirus is thought to have originated at a 'wet' market in Wuhan that was also selling illegal wildlife.
WHO warns coronavirus to 'be with us for long time': Live updates
WHO chief Tedros warns against relaxing containment measures, says there is still 'a long way to go'.
Trump signs immigration order curbing some green cards
The order applies to those applying for permanent residence from outside the US, not those already in the country.
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