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Already under threat from illegal loggers, Indigenous groups go under lockdown to try to stem the virus's spread.

UN agency says five women and two children killed after 'heavy rains and flooding across northern governorates'.

COVID-19 is likely to leave 130 million people acutely hungry this year, adding to 135 million already in the category.

Coronavirus outbreak at hotel in southern town becomes third Greek refugee site this month confirmed to have virus.

Fears have been growing for the health of more than eight million children in Spain who had not been allowed outside.

Movement restriction imposed to curb COVID-19 spread but critics say it left no realistic provision for emergency care.

Office for National Statistics reports extra 3,833 deaths in data that includes fatalities in care homes and hospices.

And they are desperately trying to use it to stay in power.

Millions normally return home at the end of the fasting month, but government says that cannot happen this year.

UN experts accuse Abdoulaye Miskine, who signed a peace deal with the government last year, of looking for fighters.

Monday also saw highest single-day rise in confirmed cases as 705 more got infected, taking country's tally to 9,214.

President Lopez Obrador called on gangs to stop distributing food and asked them to end violence instead.

Italy's plans to loosen restrictive measures are based on scientific data to limit risk of more outbreaks, says Conte.

US president says he will sign an order halting all immigration to protect jobs as coronavirus spreads.

Oil-rich countries in the Middle East will find every blip in prices taking a chunk out of their budgets and economies.

Island nation commemorates attacks that saw six churches and hotels bombed, killing more than 265 people.

Speculation on Kim' Jong Un's health increased after he was absent from pictures to mark a recent important anniversary.

Seoul reportedly offered to pay about a $1bn to host American troops but US president previously demanded $5bn.

Saudi Arabia, Iraq and Bahrain see rising executions while Asia-Pacific region records lowest numbers since 2011.

Thousands still without housing or hospitals after 2018 earthquake, tsunami and liquefaction destroyed area.

Paul Whelan faces charges of spying in a Moscow court.

Gibraltar and the Falklands do not have much in common, except a connection to Britain and their coronavirus lockdowns.

Coronavirus has been a catalyst for European countries offering to take in migrants who have been stuck in Greek camps.

Tamaulipas state officials say migrant deported from Texas entered the shelter without knowing that he had coronavirus.

The US has the most coronavirus cases in the world. As testing continues, the number is expected to rapidly climb.

Argentine capital faced backlash after initially saying those 70 years and older had to get permission to leave home.

Since start of coronavirus lockdown, at least five women have been killed at the hands of their abusers, activists say.

Italy's civil protection service says 108,237 people are either being treated in hospital or are recovering at home.

As economic pain starts to bite from coronavirus, many countries are easing lockdowns and reopening businesses.

Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu and chief rival Benny Gantz agree deal to form unity government, averting new elections.

Austerity-focused neoliberal policies left France defenceless against public health threats such as pandemics.

The Andean nation has reported a total of 507 deaths, the health ministry said.

Ruling could pave the way for potentially hundreds of defendants found guilty by divided juries to receive new trials.

Police say the gunman, 51-year-old Gabriel Wortman, appeared at one stage to have been wearing part of a police uniform.

During visit to Syria, Zarif said US showed inhumane face to the world by refusing to lift sanctions during pandemic.

Most Americans say they are concerned that coronavirus stay-at-home orders will be lifted too soon.

Pandemic brings added worry for some of the world's most vulnerable.

Activists say women are now at greater risk across a region already suffering from high rates of gender-based violence.

Opera singer Andrea Bocelli performed a message of hope to bring people together during the coronavirus outbreak.

One-fifth of world's population face extended confinement in government-led battle to protect millions from infection.

Thousands of EU migrants work as doctors, nurses, carers, cleaners and porters as the UK fights gravest threat in years.

Thousands of NYC first responders are the first line of defence against COVID-19. Anthony Almojera is one of them.

Interactive feature was on conflicts of interest arising from Canada's $5.6bn expansion of Trans Mountain oil pipeline.