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Tennis will be one of the last sports back in action, says Murray
Major tournaments require competitors to travel from all over the world to one location, notes former top-ranked player.
Arkansas activists sue to gain release of state prisoners
Lawyers argue that keeping inmates in jails during a pandemic amounts to unconstitutional cruel and unusual punishment.
Central America: Unrest, repression grow amid coronavirus crisis
Tear gas, arbitrary detentions and short-term humanitarian programmes have been the government reaction to protests.
Stephen Hawking's family donate his ventilator to the NHS
Hawking was a lifelong advocate of the United Kingdom's public health system.
Coronavirus: Canada faith groups find ways to safely serve
From take-out langars to 'caremongering', religious groups find ways to continue services that many communities rely on.
Poll: Most Americans favour lockdowns to curb coronavirus
Only 12 percent of Americans say the measures go too far, and about 26 percent believe the limits do not go far enough.
How Jordan is flattening its COVID-19 curve
Experts say preemptive steps and drastic containment measures appear to be paying off in the fight against coronavirus.
Tanzania wants debts cancelled as OIC urges support for Africa
Tanzania's president calls on international creditors to cancel debts owed by African nations.
Colombians starve as funds to combat COVID-19 crisis embezzled
As governments struggle to reach all those in need, many have resorted to hanging red rags from their windows to signal they need help.
Some Southern US towns weigh reopening; others brace for worst
Many small towns did not wait for a surge in coronavirus cases to put in strict measures to prevent the virus's spread.
California reports coronavirus death dating to early February
The deaths, weeks earlier than previously reported, may shift the timeline of when the virus spread across the US.
Trump tweets US will destroy Iranian gunboats harassing US ships
The tweet comes a week after vessels from Iran's Revolutionary Guards Corps Navy came close to US ships in the Gulf.
French health official warns against easing virus restrictions
Health official says the virus threat remains high in response to government plans to begin reducing restrictions next month.
Northern Canadian Arctic territory isolated from COVID-19
The vast Arctic territory of Nunavut in northern Canada is one of the few places in the world pretty much untouched by COVID-19.
Iran military satellite launch likely to stoke US tensions
Revolutionary Guard says the country can ‘monitor the world from space’ after successful launch of first military satellite into orbit.
India's Hindu nationalist gov't 'targeting' anti-CAA protesters
Activists arrested, others charged under anti-terror law for protesting against citizenship law amid COVID-19 lockdown.
NASA Earth Observatory marks Earth Day with competition
To celebrate more than 20 years of research and study, the US agency has launched a competition.
In Central African Republic, a colossal struggle against COVID-19
Experts warn coronavirus could tear through CAR at 'lightning spread' if the vulnerable country does not get support.
How will the coronavirus pandemic change Ramadan for Muslims?
What you should know about fasting, prayer, charity, health and Eid amid global lockdowns and mosque closures.
Tarawih amid coronavirus: Scholars call for home Ramadan prayers
While general consensus among ulema denies virtual congregational prayers' validity, few mosques to livestream tarawih.
Lebanon still searching for perpetrators of Baakline shooting
New details emerge of crime that left nine dead, including two children, in mass shooting.
US state of Missouri sues China over its coronavirus handling
The first-of-a-kind state lawsuit comes amid calls in Congress to punish China, prompting an angry rebuke from Beijing.
UN: Latin America, Caribbean face worst-ever recession
Virus movement restrictions and oil-price crash to push region into worst recession in history, according to UN body.
Is civil disobedience enough or do we need a climate revolution?
Social transformation is slow. It can take decades to change hearts and minds. But that is time we no longer have.
Palestinian shot and killed after stabbing Israeli policeman
Ibrahim Halsa stabbed an Israeli police officer in occupied West Bank before he was shot and killed.
The Green Read: Get ready for the climate fight we have to win
Fifty years after the first Earth Day, the call to arms resonates louder than ever, from 'wet' markets to wild forests.
Surge in coronavirus cases in Singapore forces lockdown extension
Despite initial success in city-state's response to pandemic, rising cases among migrant workers seen as 'blind spot'.
If the Earth could speak: A cedar tree
I have no human form - though once, we walked like people do. Trees still walk, just slower.
Indonesia's coronavirus response revealed: Too little, too late
Source tells Al Jazeera Indonesia pursuing targeted response, says no strategy to achieve herd immunity.
Five environmental films to watch on Earth Day
The executive producer of Al Jazeera's award-winning environmental solutions series, earthrise, shares her top picks.
North Korea media silent on Kim Jong Un's whereabouts
International speculation grows over Kim's health after media reports claim he underwent surgery and is gravely ill.
Attack on WHO vehicle that killed Myanmar driver condemned
Humanitarian groups urge military and rebels to heed UN's call for a global ceasefire amid the coronavirus emergency.
UK diplomat in U-turn over EU ventilators 'political decision'
The UK's non-involvement in an EU ventilator bulk-buy plan was not 'Brexit before breathing', UK officials insist.
Trump immigration ban to apply to those seeking permanent status
Opponents see the move as an attempt to use coronavirus to fulfil a long-term policy goal of reducing immigration.
'Xenophobic scapegoating': Trump plan to ban immigration slammed
Confusion after Trump, without giving details, says he will 'temporarily suspend immigration' due to coronavirus.
Confirmed coronavirus cases top 2.5m worldwide: Live updates
The WHO says the virus, which has killed over 171,000 people globally, likely originated from bats in China.
Coronavirus preys on inequalities in Paris suburb
Cramped social housing and workers with front-line jobs have led to a high number of infections in Seine-Saint-Denis.
Guatemala health officials fired, investigated for corruption
Several officials are accused of conspiring to defraud state funds during the coronavirus pandemic.
US Senate approves $484bn funding for small businesses, hospitals
US has committed more than $2.2 trillion in emergency spending, and legislators are already talking about a fifth bill.
Victim death toll from Canada's worst mass shooting rises to 22
The suspected gunman also died after he went on a rampage in rural communities across the province of Nova Scotia.
What and who is behind the US anti-lockdown protests?
While many demonstrations claim to be grassroots, common threads link many to nationwide conservative groups.
Hundreds of Tunisians stranded in Libya cross border
IOM chief says Tunisians used force to cross border while Tunisian interior ministry says authorities let them in.
US governors ask for federal help as Trump criticism continues
Trump and leaders of many states continue their war of words as they agree more testing is needed before the US reopens.
Why did US oil prices hit negative territory?
An unprecedented fall in American crude oil sales has added to the hardships caused by the coronavirus.
COVID-19 worsens South Sudan hunger crisis
More than five million people in South Sudan rely on food aid to survive - and the coronavirus pandemic is making their lives even harder.
Israeli citizen indicted for 'spying' for Iran is identified
Israel accuses activist Ayman Haj Yahya of espionage for Iran as Arab leaders call it a politically motivated case.
Cameroon admits army role in February massacre of civilians
Government says three soldiers and a vigilante group were responsible for the killing of civilians in anglophone region.
Lebanon: MPs meet in theatre, protesters out in cars
Protests held again worsening economic, social conditions while parliament approves use of cannabis.
COVID-19: Countries across Asia tighten measures
Singapore and Hong Kong have extended travel and business restrictions and mass migration has been banned in Indonesia ahead of the holy month of Ramadan.
Virgin Australia airline nears collapse over COVID-19 crisis
The pandemic has forced Australia's second-largest domestic air carrier into voluntary administration, after the government refuses to bail it out.
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