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India's PM Modi orders one-day nationwide curfew to combat virus
Narendra Modi said the curfew amid the coronavirus pandemic would take place on Sunday from 7am to 9pm.
Coronavirus fears for Italy's exploited African fruit pickers
As panic buyers empty supermarket shelves across the world, are the agricultural workers who fill them being protected?
First members of US Congress test positive for coronavirus
Mario Diaz-Balart and Ben McAdams are the first lawmakers in Congress known to have become infected.
Flooding in northern Iraq stirs fears of landslides
Another late winter storm brings too much rain at once.
South Asia snapshot: How bad is the coronavirus outbreak?
The number of coronavirus cases in South Asia has so far remained low but experts say things could get worse.
COVID-19: Africa told to prepare for worst. What's the response?
Countries across continent take drastic steps to fight coronavirus amid warnings number of infections is likely higher.
A coronavirus comparison: Italy and the UK
Al Jazeera's Barbara Serra reflects on preparations in her home city of London and the reality of life in her native Italy.
Athletes in talks over Tokyo Olympics amid coronavirus pandemic
Athletes, including decathlon world champion Niklas Kaul, question 'fairness' of decision to press on with Olympics.
Yemen suspends flights, closes schools amid coronavirus fears
Schools in Yemen are closed and flights are suspended and other restrictions are being enforced in fears of coronavirus spread.
Many flock to Florida for spring break despite COVID-19 warnings
Despite dire health warnings over the coronavirus, crowds of university students are still celebrating spring break in the United States.
British coronavirus-hit cruise ship docks in Cuba
Almost 700 cruise ship passengers are returning to UK from Cuba after island permitted a British ship with confirmed coronavirus cases to dock.
Africa has a head start in managing coronavirus
And it ought to look to Asia, not North America or Europe, for the template for how to handle it.
Trump proves yet again that businessmen should not be president
The CEO-president's rambling response to the COVID-19 crisis shows nations cannot be governed as if they are companies.
How should drug companies handle the coronavirus pandemic?
Pharmaceutical firms searching for vaccine urged to put people before profit.
Malcolm X and the Sudanese
Sudan and Sudanese people left a deep imprint on Malcolm X and his activism.
Indian state promises compensation to workers hit by coronavirus
The 200-million-strong UP state to make payment to poor and daily wage workers for income lost due to the pandemic.
South Korea's coronavirus lessons: Quick, easy tests; monitoring
South Korea appears to be bringing its coronavirus outbreak under control without resorting to draconian lockdowns.
Iran's Khamenei to pardon 10,000 prisoners ahead of Nowruz
Judiciary spokesman says almost half of those being pardoned before Persian New Year are security-related prisoners.
Chile protesters move off streets amid coronavirus outbreak
Street protests paused as gov't declares state of catastrophe, but movement continues with pots and pans, other methods.
Italy reports 475 new coronavirus deaths in a day - Live updates
Death toll in Europe's hardest-hit nation surges again with the biggest daily jump since the contagion came to light.
Dozens of Bulgarian doctors resign amid COVID-19 crisis
Medical workers cite inadequate protective gear and equipment to treat patients infected with the coronavirus.
US envoy urges Kabul, Taliban to begin prisoner releases
Zalmay Khalilzad says the coronavirus pandemic increases urgency of measures agreed upon as part of recent agreement.
New coronavirus cases in Qatar 'related to migrant workers'
Qatar, which has the highest number of coronavirus cases in the Arab Gulf region at 452, has banned entry of foreigners.
US Congress passes coronavirus aid for families, workers
Measure heads to Trump's desk as negotiations continue for broader economic stimulus bills.
WHO: Testing, tracing must be 'backbone' of coronavirus response
Breaking coronavirus quarantine in Argentina could mean jail time
Country's president says anyone who is required to be under quarantine must follow it, or face criminal prosecution.
A journey through the refugee crisis on the Greece-Turkey border
Asylum seekers, villagers and vigilantes share their stories as tensions grow along the border.
UK schools remain open as Europe goes into lockdown
The UK has been taking a radically different approach to the spread of coronavirus compared with the rest of Europe.
US deployment in Iraq: Troops to leave smaller bases after attack
A total of nine people were killed and 16 wounded in the latest three tit-for-tat attacks.
Rehab Egypt: Edge of Addiction
At a rehabilitation centre in Egypt, men with drug and alcohol addictions embark on a road to recovery.
Coronavirus raises concerns about lack of paid leave in the US
Coronavirus has exposed the fact that the US is one of the only developed countries without paid sick leave.
Where the Light Shines: The Birth of Skiing in Afghanistan
Two young Afghan skiers hope to qualify for the Winter Olympics as they dream of a brighter future for their country.
The Impossible Choice: America's Paid Leave Crisis
The lack of a national paid family and medical leave policy has consequences for millions of workers in the US.
Al Jazeera urges Egypt to release jailed reporter amid outbreak
Al Jazeera to 'hold Egypt responsible' for Mahmoud Hussein's wellbeing in overcrowded prison amid coronavirus outbreak.
War-torn Yemen gears up for coronavirus battle
A rush to make face masks to prepare for coronavirus in a country where healthcare system has been ravaged by war.
Georgia priests bless Tbilisi city in bid to contain COVID-19
Georgia's Orthodox Church takes a unique approach to tackle the coronavirus pandemic, but is it really helping to contain it?
India's banking crisis: Government rescues fourth-largest bank
India's Yes Bank's rescue comes at a bad time for India's economy, which is growing at its slowest pace in more than six years.
Art world's 'cold case': Heist of the century still intrigues
The museum's $10m reward sits unclaimed, while curators and law enforcement hope these works one day return.
In Pictures: How Qatar is coping with the coronavirus pandemic
With more than 400 confirmed cases, Qatar has implemented a series of measures to help contain the outbreak.
The coronavirus pandemic can empower us to demand change
The mobilisation to fight the virus shows that we can drastically transform our system and societies to fight a threat.
Footballer Obi Mikel quits Turkish club over coronavirus fears
The player's contract was cancelled after his post on social media that he is no longer comfortable playing matches.
Tension, fear as South Africa steps up coronavirus fight
As government rolls out drastic measures, South Africans begin to come to terms with life amid COVID-19 pandemic.
India's poor testing rate may have masked coronavirus cases
The WHO urges countries to test more people to curb the pandemic, but India has not expanded testing so far.
China to expel more US journalists in escalating row over media
US announced earlier this month that five state-controlled Chinese media outlets would face restrictions.
Saudi Arabia urges G20 virtual talk on coronavirus, shuts mosques
Current chair of the group of 20 major economies wants to discuss health emergency next week amid economic worries.
Made in Malaysia: How mosque event spread virus to SE Asia
Out of Malaysia's 673 confirmed infections, nearly two-thirds are linked to the four-day meeting outside Kuala Lumpur.
Joe Biden all but cements US Democratic presidential nomination
There were signs that voters - and poll workers - stayed home because of the expanding coronavirus crisis.
What kind of art is the Pakistani state afraid of?
Artists say they are increasingly facing censorship as films, a book and art exhibitions stalled by security agents.
Trump wants money for US citizens as coronavirus deaths hit 100
West Virginia reports first coronavirus case, meaning all 50 US states have now been hit by the deadly virus.
US coronavirus death toll surpasses 100, with case in every state
West Virginia reports first coronavirus case, meaning all 50 US states have now been hit by the virus.
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