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Trump retweeted a call to fire Fauci after the scientist said lives could have been saved if US had shut down sooner.
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If approved, the move would push back timetables for releasing data used to draw congressional and legislative districts
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The overturning of Cardinal Pell's conviction may feel like a set-back, but there could be a positive impact.
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New party leader Keir Starmer calls independent inquiry as row erupts over treatment of predecessor, Jeremy Corbyn.
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The death toll continues to rise as officials across the US South survey damage from a night of severe weather.
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The COVID-19 crisis may lead to domestic instability in Russia which may force it to limit its presence in the region.
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The UN says locusts in Ethiopia have damaged 200,000 hectares of cropland, as region braces for new swarms.
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The apparent condemnation comes after Dr Fauci said more lives could have been saved with a stronger initial response.
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Dr Fauci is seen as a trustworthy voice, often correcting US President Donald Trump on the coronavirus crisis.
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The healthcare system in one of the world's poorest countries is struggling to treat cholera, measles, ebola - and now coronavirus.
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Belgium has long been written off as a dysfunctional state, yet its pandemic response has been remarkably functional.
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Russian president orders officials to hire more staff to deal with pandemic as daily cases rise by record 2,558.
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More than a dozen people die in Mississippi, Georgia and Louisiana as over 34 tornadoes rip through the US south.
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The COVID-19 pandemic exposes in crude terms Argentina's deep socioeconomic fault lines.
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From making PPE and delivering food to donating sanitiser and setting up temporary morgues, UK Muslims are mobilising.
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Thousands of US healthcare workers spend entire shifts battling COVID-19. ER Doctor Cleavon Gilman is one of them.
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Several health insurance companies say they will cover testing and treatment, but the situation remains unclear.
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Malak al-Zubeidi says she was lit on fire by her husband and prevented from visiting her parents for eight months.
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Some businesses, including construction and manufacturing, have been allowed to reopen in Spain.
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Doctors complain of intimidation for reporting shortage of safety kits, and attacks over suspicion they carry infection.
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A Yemeni shares his life experiences with Italians via his YouTube channel to help them get through the pandemic.
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The case of a sick tiger shows cats can catch COVID-19, but there is no evidence yet that they can pass it to humans.
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As Malaysia imposes movement restrictions, its indigenous people, often poor and rural, will be especially affected.
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Taliban on Sunday released 20 Afghan security personnel after government freed hundreds of the group's captives.
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The government has imposed restrictions similar to those in Wuhan city to prevent a second wave from imported cases.
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Many religious groups now livestream services, with attendances up as congregations stay at home.
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Amnesty urges Myanmar's leader to release prisoners of conscience and drop charges against those facing imprisonment.
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Kim Jong Un replaces more than a third of country's main decision-making body, calls for tougher coronavirus fight.
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Overnight loss of income from core clientele plunges the marginalised group into depths of anxiety and deprivation.
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Turkish interior minister Suleyman Soylu had said he would quit after a short-notice curfew caught millions by surprise.
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It will take a long time to fix the damage done by al-Bashir's regime on the social fabric of the Sudanese society.
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Number of deaths increase in France but slightly fewer people were admitted into intensive care for fourth day in a row.
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As the pandemic spreads worldwide, some medical equipment is in short supply even in developed countries.
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Iraq's spy chief Mustafa al-Kadhimi has been appointed to form a new cabinet but faces a number of obstacles.
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Migrants on board German rescue vessel will be transferred to another ship for screening and quarantine.
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The world's largest oil producers have agreed to slash production amid plummeting demand.
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The coronavirus outbreak may give Riyadh a convenient excuse to exit the Yemeni conflict.
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From saving wombats to a school for South Korean grandmas, here are five uplifting films to pass time indoors.
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Children living in poverty are even harder to reach in a pandemic, and years of austerity policies have not helped.
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India says shells fired from the Pakistani army hit homes in the Kupwara area of Indian-administered Kashmir.
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The US must not repeat the same mistake it made after 9/11 by allowing the scapegoating of a whole minority population.
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Authorities say they are doing what they can to contain infections but some municipalities are critical of the government’s measures to prevent outbreak.
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Muslim communities, rights groups angered by government decision announced on Sunday.
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Already stretched to their limit, care workers say coronavirus may be the tipping point.
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Fears grow that the UK will end up as the country with the most virus deaths in Europe.
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African envoys lodge complaint with Beijing over 'discrimination and stigmatisation' against African nationals in China.
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Pontiff calls for solidarity across the world to confront the 'epochal challenge' posed by the coranavirus pandemic.
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WHO says three vaccine candidates are in clinical testing phase, while 67 potentials are in preclinical phase.
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New research suggests the coronavirus may be able to lie dormant and later 'reawaken'. A doctor examines the evidence.
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