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China in coronavirus propaganda push as US ties worsen
State media lauds China as global leader in fight against disease in bid to defuse criticism it allowed virus to spread.
US warship sails through Taiwan Strait amid tensions with China
US says destroyer USS McCampbell conducted 'routine Taiwan Strait transit' in accordance with international law.
Christchurch mosque attacks: Gunman changes plea to guilty
Brenton Tarrant, an Australian white supremacist, is accused of killing 51 people at two mosques in New Zealand in 2019.
US believes ex-FBI agent Robert Levinson died in Iran: Family
Robert Levinson went missing in March 2007, when he was scheduled to meet a source on the Iranian island of Kish.
US: $2 trillion coronavirus rescue bill hits late snags in Senate
The drive to speed the bill through the Senate was slowed as four conservative Republican senators demanded changes.
US judge orders environmental review of Dakota Access Pipeline
The Standing Rock Sioux tribe have long argued that oil spills from the pipeline would contaminate the Missouri River.
Italy reports 683 more coronavirus deaths: Live updates
The death toll in Italy rose to 7,503, with 74,386 infections, as Spain's death toll surpassed China's.
Bereaved Bosnian, Kosovo women find solidarity in communal art
Women whose husbands, brothers and sons remain missing after war organise, share pain and perfect crafts to beat trauma.
Bangladesh releases jailed opposition leader Khaleda Zia
Former prime minister freed for six months on the condition that she stays in Dhaka to undergo medical treatment.
Libya battles escalate as coronavirus arrives in country
Tripoli, where the internationally recognised Government of National Accord is based, said shelling is worst in weeks.
Taliban, Afghan government to discuss prisoner release
Development could remove the deadlock holding up negotiations between the armed group and the Afghan government.
Fears grow for Italy's non-coronavirus patients at back of queue
As hospitals are restructured to prioritise infected Italians, others including cancer patients must wait for treatment.
Britons will soon be able to test for coronavirus immunity: gov't
UK says it has ordered 3.5 million antibody tests that could be delivered to households by Amazon.
China: Hubei eases restrictions after nearly two months
Though the lockdown in Hubei has eased, restrictions are being tightened in Beijing.
Netanyahu ally resigns, deepening Israeli political turmoil
Resignation of Yuli Edelstein clears way for Israeli opposition to go ahead with efforts to topple Benjamin Netanyahu.
COVID-19 in Russia: Doctors warn number of cases much higher
Doctors say the government is trying to cover up the outbreak in Russia by changing the official cause of death.
Spanish medics demand protection as death toll overtakes China's
Medics facing shortages attempt legal action to force authorities into procuring and distributing protective equipment.
Italy shuts down more industries, but critics say it's not enough
A new decree aims to help stem coronavirus infection after the death toll jumped by almost 800 in one day.
Tourists in limbo at Kuala Lumpur airport by coronavirus shutdown
Travellers recount their ordeal after they were denied entry to Southeast Asian nations and sent back to Malaysia.
Teacher's Note: How to homeschool during coronavirus
Tips to teaching your children at home from a mother and teacher who has homeschooled for years.
Kabul Sikh temple siege: Dozens killed in attack claimed by ISIL
Hours-long siege of Sikh religious complex in Afghan capital ends after the attackers were killed, government says.
The UK's tax on foreign nurses must be scrapped
The UK government is shooting itself in the foot during the coronavirus crisis with its migrant workers' 'nurse tax'.
Coronavirus in US: Concern for homeless vulnerable to virus
Widespread, chronic homelessness has been a major problem in US cities since 1980s.
Coronavirus: Herat emerges as Afghanistan's epicentre
Herat, the hotbed of coronavirus cases, poses a challenge as Kabul struggles to implement measures to check COVID-19.
India's majoritarian turn will not damage its ties with the US
The US's burgeoning partnership with India is based not on democracy but common interests.
Rescuers in war-torn Syria gear up for coronavirus battle
Volunteers from Syria's Civil Defence prepare to fight looming threat of coronavirus in war-battered northern region.
Istanbul prosecutor indicts Saudi suspects for Khashoggi killing
Former deputy head of Saudi Arabia's general intelligence and former royal court adviser also accused in indictment.
Indians scramble for supplies as coronavirus lockdown imposed
India's 1.3 billion people asked to stay home for 21 days as biggest single lockdown of coronavirus pandemic begins.
How are countries in Latin America fighting coronavirus?
Across Latin America, countries are announcing new measures as the number of coronavirus infections keeps rising.
Election campaigning takes back seat to coronavirus
How the pandemic has shaken the entire US election cycle.
More than 60 people found dead in cargo container in Mozambique
Fourteen people found alive among the bodies of 64 other Ethiopian men who had died from suspected asphyxiation.
Sudan defence minister dies of heart attack in South Sudan
General Gamal al-Din Omar was in Juba for peace talks between his country's transitional government and rebel groups.
HRW: Saudi forces torture, disappear Yemeni civilians
Rights group says Saudi forces carried out arbitrary arrests, forced disappearances against al-Mahra residents in Yemen.
Tokyo 2020 postponed as Japan's Abe bows to pressure over virus
Japan has maintained an infection rate lower than many other countries but was forced to bow to the inevitable.
92 Chad soldiers killed in 'deadliest' Boko Haram attack
Attack on soldiers on the Boma peninsula on Sunday lasted at least seven hours and reinforcements were also attacked.
Quarantined Argentines use balconies to honour disappeared
Argentines, forced indoors due to coronavirus, display handkerchiefs to remember those killed during dictatorship.
Praying in a pandemic: Communal worship hard to resist for some
Many churches, synagogues and mosques have closed for the first time, but some cannot resist group prayer despite risks.
'No end in sight': Death, pain and anxiety in Italy's hospitals
Italian doctors and a nurse take us to their busy hospitals, which are overwhelmed with patients on the brink of life.
US: Playwright Terrence McNally dies of coronavirus complications
McNally tackled the strains in families, war and relationships in his Tony Award-winning plays and musicals.
Iran rejects 'foreign' help as virus death toll nears 2,000
Islamic Republic alleges French medical charity MSF staff would serve as 'spies' if deployed on the ground in Iran.
Local Mexico gov'ts ramp up COVID-19 responses as AMLO holds back
Critics argue Mexico's Lopez Obrador continues to downplay coronavirus threat as he seeks to protect the economy.
Italy death toll rises by 743 : Live coronavirus updates
US has third-highest number of confirmed cases globally behind China and Italy as WHO warns it could be next epicentre.
Analysis: A Democratic star rises in the coronavirus gloom
NY Governor Andrew Cuomo's briefings deliver a daily dose of measured rationality to assuage deep fears of coronavirus.
At least 50 Nigerian soldiers killed in Boko Haram ambush
The attack, one of the deadliest recently, came as the military tried to launch an offensive against the armed group.
'Bullet train': NY COVID-19 peak may come soon, swamp hospitals
New York Governor Andrew Cuomo issues stark warning, says state could see 40,000 people in intensive care in two weeks.
Coronavirus outbreak in the time of apartheid
As the world calls for solidarity, Palestinians expect none from their occupiers.
Egypt imposes two-week nightly curfew to slow coronavirus spread
Nationwide curfew between 7pm and 6am to begin on Wednesday, as closure of schools and universities is extended.
Chile to postpone constitution referendum over COVID-19
Political parties have agreed to postpone a referendum on whether to overhaul the constitution.
COVID-19: Hong Kong cracks down as China lifts restrictions
With local infections at zero, restrictions are being lifted in the epicentre of the outbreak, China's Hubei province, but Hong Kong is introducing further curbs.
'We are dying': Residents lament attacks in northern Mozambique
Monday's attack was claimed by a shadowy armed group, Ahlu Sunnah Wa-Jama, or 'followers of the prophetic tradition'.
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