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How has coronavirus isolation affected the autistic?
Social distancing can be particularly challenging for many with a disorder who depend on others for support.
Refugees in Greece at severe risk due to dire living conditions
Many suffer from dearth of basic needs and sanitation on Lesbos Island, the biggest entry point for migrants in the Aegean - with more than 20,000 arriving there since 2016.
In Pictures: Irish drive-in cinema's last screening amid pandemic
Before Ireland ordered people to stay indoors, drive-in cinema became a popular choice of entertainment for many.
Coronavirus rumour sparks prison riot in Thailand's Buriram
Several inmates escape after setting fire to canteen in prison over coronavirus fear, according to officials.
Ventilators explained: Key device in fight against coronavirus
One in six COVID-19 patients can develop breathing difficulties, potentially needing access to a ventilator.
Special coronavirus precautions taken to protect elderly
Al Jazeera looks at what is being done in Miami, Florida, to help reduce the risks for senior citizens.
Coronavirus lockdowns stoke demand for films on outbreaks
As COVID-19 fears spread across the globe, many are watching films about pandemics with worst-case scenarios and happy endings.
High pressure brings winter back to Europe
An intense anticyclone is driving cold weather across much of the continent.
New front: Worry over COVID-19 spreading in African refugee camps
A severe coronavirus outbreak in camps hosting vulnerable people across the continent will have disastrous consequences.
How Iraq's sectarian system came to be
And how it will be undone.
N Korea fires more missiles than ever amid coronavirus pandemic
Sunday's ballistic missile tests mark the fourth such launch this month as the world battles the coronavirus pandemic.
Italy's coronavirus death toll passes 10,000: Live updates
Italy confirms 889 new coronavirus deaths, raising coronavirus fatality toll to 10,023.
Can airlines survive the coronavirus crisis?
The International Air Transport Association says the industry stands to lose more than $250bn in revenue this year.
Undocumented struggle to access coronavirus tests in Lebanon
Prohibitively high costs for undocumented people leave some migrant workers fearing for their lives.
Trump considers quarantine on New York to stem virus spread
US president says he is considering a two-week enforced quarantine on New York and parts of New Jersey and Connecticut.
Trump is prioritising the economy over the vulnerable
Reopening US businesses on April 12, as the US president proposes, is the wrong move.
Young, gifted and Yemeni: Writers find inspiration despite war
Shortage of books and tight restrictions are just some of the challenges faced by war-torn Yemen's aspiring writers.
Amid lockdown, Zoom gains popularity; but how safe is it?
It has been downloaded more than 50 million times on the Google app store alone in recent weeks since lockdowns were imposed worldwide.
Taliban refuses to talk to newly-formed Afghan government team
Group's spokesman says the team announced by the government late on Thursday does not include 'all Afghan factions'.
Coronavirus lockdown: India grapples with migrant workers' exodus
Thousands flee New Delhi as the 21-day lockdown effectively puts workers living off daily earnings out of work.
Why Houthis offered Saudi POWs swap for jailed Palestinians
Leader of Yemen-based Houthi rebels offers Saudi pilot and officers in a swap for Palestinian activists in Saudi jails.
Pandemic proves there is only one world reserve currency
The mighty dollar shows reserve currency dominance. Plus, India's banking troubles and travel industry under COVID-19.
Kenya police under fire over 'excessive force' as curfew begins
Police fire tear gas and beat commuters with batons as country imposes dusk-to-dawn measure amid coronavirus fight.
Coronavirus: Tracking the Outbreak, or Spying on People?
In the race to protect public health, are governments harming privacy rights? Plus, Trump's coronavirus misinformation.
Doctor's Note: What it is like for front line healthcare workers
How you can help those on the front line of the fight against coronavirus and how they can best protect themselves.
US: Stormy weekend ahead for the Midwest
Region braces for powerful thunderstorms that could produce powerful tornadoes, along with damaging hail and winds.
In a new era of American nativism, language is our only homeland
The violence and conspiracy theories of today do not differ substantially from those of 100 years ago.
Do try this at home: how one Italian town fought coronavirus
The evidence is clear: Mass testing for the virus is the key to its eradication – and to saving lives.
Turkey suspends all international flights, expands restrictions
Erdogan announces strict monitoring of travel within Turkey among other measures, calling on Turks to 'show patience'.
Pope holds dramatic solitary service for relief from coronavirus
The pontiff urges the world to see the coronavirus pandemic as a test of solidarity and a reminder of basic values.
US veteran civil rights leader Joseph E Lowery dies at 98
The charismatic preacher who fought against racial discrimination died at home in Atlanta from natural causes.
Finding refuge in China as the epicentre of the coronavirus pandemic shifts
At first Kelly Dawson thought she would be safer in her native United States, but now she is glad she is in Beijing.
Without safe homes or jobs, Italy's Roma fear coronavirus impact
Following quarantine rules is near impossible for many Roma, who do not have financial backup or job security.
Latin America's COVID-19 cases rise rapidly
More than 10,000 cases are confirmed but the real extent of contagion is believed to be far greater.
Trump signs $2.2 trillion coronavirus rescue package
The historic legislation provides support to workers, businesses, local governments and hospitals.
New York hospitals overwhelmed as COVID-19 cases soar
Hospitals in New York state, which has more than 44,000 confirmed COVID-19 cases, are crammed beyond capacity before apex of patients hits.
France extends lockdown as COVID-19 cases spread
Lockdown measures extended nationwide until mid-April, with a wave of new infections expected in Paris and northern regions.
How coronavirus is changing funeral rites, mourning and grief
Traditions must adapt to social distance rules at a time when for some, physical and spiritual closeness is most needed.
Coronavirus in US prisons: Releases positive, but 'more needed'
Oversight officials and advocates say the health of inmates should be a priority in efforts to contain the coronavirus.
US confirmed coronavirus cases top 100,000: Live updates
Global coronavirus death toll passes 25,000, with Italy and Spain announcing almost 2,000 fatalities in just 24 hours.
Louisiana emerging as the next US coronavirus hot spot
State officials say they could run out of ventilators and hospital beds by next week as they compete for federal funds.
Coronavirus crisis exposes another pandemic in Honduras: Analysts
Analysts worry corruption will exacerbate the crisis facing Honduras's already strained healthcare system.
Coronavirus: Why are deaths rising so quickly in Spain?
Experts say large elderly population, social behaviour and weak healthcare system have contributed to high fatalities.
Trump signs $2.2 trillion coronavirus rescue package
The historic legislation provides support to workers, businesses, local governments and hospitals.
Who is leading the global fight against coronavirus?
Many argue that global leadership has been absent in the fight against the pandemic.
Four passengers die on board cruise ship stranded near Panama
The Zaandam, with 1,800 passengers, has been prevented from docking in several countries due to coronavirus fears.
Despite long odds, Bernie Sanders refuses to cede Democratic race
Sanders and his fervently loyal supporters hope to influence policy and pursue the slim chance of a resurgence.
'Chronic' global shortage of coronavirus protective gear: WHO
WHO's chief says it has shipped almost two million individual items of personal protective equipment to 74 countries.
Coronavirus: Homeless families lose key support as schools close
Health experts advise closing schools, but for unstably housed families, that brings difficult choices, increased risk.
Gantz angers supporters as Israel moves towards unity government
Opposition leader cites the coronavirus epidemic as the reason for his decision to pursue a unity government.
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