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Thousands of Roma across Europe left to fend for themselves on polluted lands, new study reveals.

Coalition fighting Houthis says move partly in response to UN calls for a halt in hostilities amid coronavirus pandemic.

Chinese city, where coronavirus pandemic is reported to have begun, has ended its more-than two-month lockdown.

Move announced as 'measures to prevent spread of the pandemic' after emirate reports 2,659 infections and 12 deaths.

The move leaves former Vice President Joe Biden as likely 2020 Democratic nominee.

The latest move comes a day after the Taliban walks out of talks, accusing Kabul of delaying the release of prisoners.

We can 'fight the monster without becoming one' and achieve a finer balance of freedom and security for all.

Informal waste reclaimers banned from working in streets after being excluded from coronavirus response plan.

Democrats outline priorities as Trump demands swift passage of aid request for small businesses hurt by coronavirus.

Critics warn privacy, civil liberties may be at risk as govt's turn to tech volunteers, companies in COVID-19 responses.

Four remarkable journeys, from an award-winning Iranian photographer to two Senegalese rights activists in Spain.

When Scandinavian Airlines asked 'what is truly Scandinavian?' the answer induced anger and questions about racism.

Raab has experience in international justice, but controversial statements about feminists and welfare have drawn fury.

World Health Organization rejects US president's critique saying 'now not the time to cut back on funding'.

Coronavirus most likely to have jumped to humans from intermediary host, but some say lab accident cannot be ruled out.

No immediate reports of deaths but buildings have been damaged and towns flooded in the Pacific island.

HIV and tuberculosis are common in developing countries, which adds to the challenges in this health emergency.

Johnson has received oxygen support but does not need ventilator as he tries to recover from severe case of coronavirus.

Campaign to end tuberculosis in the country sidelined as healthcare workers fight to contain spread of pandemic.

Roughly 65,000 people left the city by train and plane alone, within hours of the 11-week lockdown being lifted.

Advocates warn facilities not prepared for emergency, social distancing rules put young people's mental health at risk.

Ivan Konev entered Prague shortly after the German surrender in 1945, while his statue left the city on Friday.

Players with contracts due to expire would have been in a difficult position if leagues are extended due to coronavirus.

Abortion rights advocates immediately slam the ruling, call it 'bad for patients, families and communities'.

US Navy Secretary Thomas Modly came under fire for insulting the captain of a coronavirus-stricken aircraft carrier.

An early lockdown, forced by the nation's economic fragility, has meant Greece is only using a tenth of its ICU beds.

Higher number of daily deaths reported in Spain, as Japan declares state of emergency over COVID-19 pandemic.

Riot erupts at Tripoli's Qoubbeh Prison a day after police prevent potential escape attempt at Bekaa Valley facility.

The lack of action - even as they close schools and limit the size of gatherings - has frustrated some health experts.

US Department of Justice indictment said bribes were paid to football officials to secure their votes.

A comparison of COVID-19 data to similar recent diseases with global impact caused by the coronavirus.

Six health workers wounded in Monday's attack, blamed on Haftar's forces, on hospital treating coronavirus patients.

Funeral homes say they lack storage, have growing backlog for burial, cremation services as coronavirus deaths surge.

Long lines, National Guard troops await voters participating in statewide elections derided as 'dangerous'.

New York's Cuomo says there's 'a lot of pain', but officials are hopeful as hospitalisations drop compared to last week.

Johnson was stable overnight in intensive care and is in good spirits as he fights coronavirus, says UK PM's spokesman.

Oluwaseun Ayodeji Osowobi wants to advocate for an end to stigmatisation and demystify myths around COVID-19.

Amid the coronavirus pandemic, the EU has to ensure labour and health protection for migrant farm workers.

Funke Akindele was arrested for throwing a birthday party during the lockdown in Lagos, police say.

Austria and Denmark recently announced they would start easing restrictions after Easter.

Public rebuke came after former commander's letter pleading for help for his coronavirus-hit crew was leaked.

With nearly a third of cases linked to its New Delhi gathering, Muslim missionary movement comes under intense scrutiny.

'Showstopper' to halt the global coronavirus disruption will only be an effective vaccine, says Dr Anthony Fauci.

Boris Johnson has become the first world leader to be hospitalised with coronavirus.

World leaders send well wishes to UK leader as he battles coronavirus in an intensive care unit in London.

Pandemic is reaching a continent with poor public healthcare, weak infrastructure and an inability to enforce lockdowns.