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Families trying to overcome the pain of being separated from their loved ones at a time when they need them the most.
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Myanmar government is restricting the movement of people in Yangon and Mandalay during the New Year festival.
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Italian journalists discuss what it is like reporting on the coronavirus pandemic.
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Christians around the world observe Easter Sunday as congregations are not allowed due to coronavirus pandemic.
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Victor Fernando Alvarez, who disappeared on April 2, is the second journalist to be murdered in Mexico this year.
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Fifty years later, there is a new generation of astronauts inspired by lessons learned from the Apollo 13 mission.
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Why Zimbabwe has eased some restrictions on movement and trade after it imposed a nationwide lockdown two weeks ago.
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Envoys for Syria, Yemen, Lebanon, Iraq and Palestine say guns of war and conflict must be silenced to tackle COVID-19.
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COVID-19 pandemic has hit Latin America at one of the worst possible times, when the region is facing slow economic growth and, in some countries, a recession.
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Coronavirus pandemic is 'a great disaster threatening the whole mankind, regardless of borders', says state-run KCNA.
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Number of deaths in the US exceeds 20,000 while number of confirmed cases exceed 500,000.
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The continent has almost half of all coronavirus infections worldwide, and two-thirds of deaths.
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It has been described as the country's very first localised mass COVID-19 testing programme.
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New York is known as the city that never sleeps but it has taken the brunt of the pandemic in the US and only essential workers are on the move.
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The US has confirmed the highest number of deaths related to COVID-19 in the world amid more than 500,000 infections.
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Tensions rise in Tunisia as people struggle to cope with hunger and unemployment amid coronavirus outbreak.
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Confirmed cases in world's largest economy have been sky-rocketing in the month since a pandemic was declared.
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Almost 80,000 people have tested positive for COVID-19 in UK where 9,875 deaths have been reported.
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The US president is mishandling the COVID-19 pandemic and getting away with it.
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Government spokesperson admits overcrowding in prisons as health experts urge precautions to stop spread of coronavirus.
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Since the virus was declared a pandemic on March 11, deaths have surged from 4,300 to more than 103,000.
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In Castel Volturno, thousands of undocumented migrants are caught between coronavirus and the mafia.
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Gov't says it cannot play its part in fighting the pandemic because of 'collective punishment' imposed on it by US.
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Cameroon launches nationwide testing as officials brace for a surge in confirmed cases.
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People with negative results might actually have the virus, as all tests are not 100 percent reliable, experts warn.
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In an Indigenous culture where elders are more precious than gold, the threat of the coronavirus is terrifying.
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'Don't be like me,' has been my mother's mantra for as long as I can remember.
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A Nigerian food writer shares the one thing she keeps in her pantry for emergencies and how she is using it now.
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The lockdown has created a humanitarian crisis and driven the unemployment rate up from 6 to 23 percent.
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A Mexican arms trafficker, a hitman, and the wife of a victim of gun violence talk about weapons brought in from the US.
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A month after WHO declared COVID-19 a pandemic, Al Jazeera visits ‘wet’ markets, whose trade is blamed for the outbreak.
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The Chinese city of Wuhan, once the epicentre of the outbreak, has eased restrictions this week.
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Alye Gunduz was discharged from hospital after 10 days of treatment for COVID-19, which impacts the elderly more.
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Moon mission launched on April 11, 1970, had to be aborted after one of its oxygen tanks ruptured.
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Supply has been cut to more than two million people in Tripoli and nearby towns following an attack on Monday.
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Some restrictions, on timber companies and bookshops, have been lifted, but others remain shuttered.
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UK and French death tolls jump by 980 and 987, respectively, as Italy extends weeks-long lockdown until May 3.
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As USS Theodore Roosevelt makes headlines over fired captain, leaked memo, locals say their concerns have been erased.
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Willie Nash would receive a shorter sentence for poisoning someone with intent to kill, according to lawyers.
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Confirmation of new case comes just days before expected declaration of end to 20-month outbreak.
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Experts warn coronavirus could have devastating effects on Brazil's Indigenous people who are vulnerable to disease.
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Small businesses across the United States are trying out new methods to try to survive the economic fallout of coronavirus.
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WHO to officially announce on April 12 the end of 20-month epidemic in eastern DRC that killed more than 2,200 people.
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South African government starting to win fight against virus to save lives, but can it save economy from collapse.
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Friends, patients and family members remember doctors who paid ultimate sacrifice during coronavirus outbreak.
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Charles de Gaulle aircraft carrier, which is equipped with intensive care facilities, has 1,760 personnel on board.
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There is evidence that COVID-19 could cause long-term lung and kidney problems.
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Roya TV officials arrested for reporting on lack of jobs and money needed by labourers to feed families under curfew.
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Package offers free food for 800 million, but activists say few of them are registered with scheme or have documents.
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Italy shut ports as a 'safety' measure but people fleeing war and persecution continue to arrive, upsetting some locals.
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