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But reacting to a recession caused by one, with yet more austerity measures, may well do.
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Experiment shows UV rays destroy COVID-19 both on surfaces and in air, but US gov't research yet to be made public.
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Holy daytime fasting month will be a sombre affair for many across Asia, the Middle East and North Africa.
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Facebook post sparks outrage in Nigeria, with the government calling for the man's prosecution.
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Europe is bracing for the kind of economic damage that has not been seen for more than 50 years.
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As Muslims around the world begin to observe Ramadan by fasting the virus pandemic is altering religious traditions.
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Lee Henley Hu Xiang, a citizen of Belize, was detained in Guangzhou last November. His current whereabouts are unknown.
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By not making arrangements for patients during lockdown, government may be violating its own landmark 2017 law.
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More than 250 doctors test positive as the country's strained healthcare system battles lack of PPE and hospital beds.
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Taiwan and US militaries are on heightened alert amid increased activity by China's armed forces near the island.
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Brazil's toll is rising as President Jair Bolsonaro shows impatience with coronavirus curbs imposed by state governors.
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About one in six American workers have lost their jobs in past five weeks, the worst string of layoffs on record.
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Myanmar leader's live broadcasts on Facebook draws hundreds of thousands of views.
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Ministers have been struggling to explain high death rates, limited testing and shortages of protective equipment.
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A fourth emergency coronavirus response bill passes in unprecedented effort to provide an economic safety net.
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The US state recorded 115 new deaths from COVID-19 over the past 24 hours.
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US Secretary of State calls for WHO overhaul while US Democrats slam Trump administration for 'scapegoating' the agency.
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UK officials press ahead with plan to broker trade deal by end of 2020, despite disruption unleashed by coronavirus.
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Millions of US parents have been working full-time from home while also teaching their children - a daunting task.
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Joe Biden enjoys a substantial lead over President Donald Trump among young voters headed into the November election.
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Top health officials urge countries to ensure essential malaria prevention work continues during coronavirus pandemic.
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Mosques will remain closed despite governor's decision to slowly 'reopen' the state amid COVID-19 pandemic.
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Essential workers are keeping the American economy humming, at great risk to themselves and their families.
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Failed Yemen ceasefire is not extended as country struggles with multiple crises.
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Charities warn more people will need assistance in the UK, as families are pushed into poverty due to the coronavirus outbreak.
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In Italy, therapists say lockdown makes victims harder to reach at a time when their need for help is greater than ever.
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Travel restrictions, lack of tests, contradicting claims: These are some of the major actions by the US president.
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Prisoner rights group says dozens, including students and activists, were summoned by police amid coronavirus measures.
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West African bloc recognises former PM as president but also calls for constitutional reform to be put to a referendum.
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A difficult question for Muslim doctors and nurses on the coronavirus front line: Do I fast during Ramadan this year?
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Mammoths generate multimillion-dollar businesses as scientists race to bring the extinct species back to life.
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I am tumbling in the air. Falling. The river glints below me - the sorry polluted stream that is left of it anyways.
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Will the pandemic turn off bookshops' lights for good, or will it help the industry thrive?
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More than 1,700 people volunteer for controversial testing method, although no such trial is currently planned.
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Refugee advocates say fear of Rohingya refugees carrying the virus is not an excuse to refuse them asylum.
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Dozens killed this week as attacks threaten to derail peace process, with Taliban rejecting government's call for truce.
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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.
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Journalist Maria Ressa and Cambridge Analytica whistle-blower, Christopher Wylie on the way forward for data regulation.
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Two ex-military members accused of torture had been living in Germany as refugees and were arrested over a year ago.
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Nations are trying to speak to each other but it seems sometimes they get disconnected.
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Prosecutors in world's first criminal trial on torture in Syria target Anwar Raslan, an ex colonel, and Eyad al-Gharib.
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As Hong Kong reports few new daily cases, major state examination to go ahead with virus measures in place.
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Forcing indebted countries to repay debt while the global economy operates like a giant casino is unjust.
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Trump's ploy proves that systemic failures in the UN system only garner attention when they impact the developed world.
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UN chief warns of risks to asylum seekers from closed borders, and governments eroding freedoms under guise of virus.
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Experts fear lifting restrictions will trigger surge in new cases, but many people already suffering economic fallout.
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In a special episode of The Stream we give our audience access to a panel of experts.
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Coronavirus is thought to have originated at a 'wet' market in Wuhan that was also selling illegal wildlife.
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WHO chief Tedros warns against relaxing containment measures, says there is still 'a long way to go'.
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The order applies to those applying for permanent residence from outside the US, not those already in the country.
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