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Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe temporarily freed from Iran prison
British Iranian aid worker among thousands of prisoners released as Islamic Republic frets about spread of coronavirus.
Analysis: US presidential politics in the time of coronavirus
A day after he addressed the nation in a more somber tone that many Americans welcomed, Trump was back to being Trump.
US: Long-awaited spring is just around the corner
Temperatures set to soar across the eastern United States.
Italy's coronavirus death toll surges past 2,500 - Live updates
WHO urges governments to do more as virus infects more than 184,000 people and has killed at least 7,500 worldwide.
In China, life returning to normal as coronavirus outbreak slows
Draconian measures, which appear to have quelled the outbreak in China, are gradually being relaxed.
Jordan imposes state of emergency to curb coronavirus pandemic
King Abdullah approves law giving government sweeping powers to combat the spread of the new coronavirus.
Mexico's government under pressure over coronavirus response
Mexico's health system, already strained and underfunded, may not be equipped to cope with the pandemic.
Rockets strike Baghdad's Green Zone, fourth attack in days
Projectiles fell 2km from the US embassy and there were no immediate reports of casualties, military official says.
As COVID-19 crackdowns grow in Europe, rights groups urge caution
Measures to stop coronavirus that limit civil liberties are acceptable but must be temporary, human rights experts warn.
Brother of Manchester Arena bomber found guilty of murder
Twenty-two died in Salman Abedi's attack at an Ariana Grande concert, a bombing his brother Hashem helped to plot.
'Slippery slope': Israel draws flak over coronavirus surveillance
Emergency regulations draw criticism for allowing authorities to retrace movements of people infected by COVID-19.
Morocco sentences activist for criticising 'judiciary'
Human rights groups have decried increasing use of penal code in trying free speech cases.
In Pictures: World races to contain coronavirus
On the front lines as authorities around the globe scramble to prevent the spread of the contagion.
Outrage as Trump calls coronavirus 'Chinese Virus'
Some accuse the US president of trying to deflect critics from his slow response to the outbreak.
Gaza prepares for potential coronavirus outbreak
Palestinian territory of Gaza yet to report any coronavirus infections - unlike the occupied West Bank, where number of cases now stands at 39.
White House seeks $850bn to stem coronavirus economic fallout
Reports come as Senate weighs a multibillion-dollar emergency spending bill passed by the House.
Several wounded in twin bomb attack in Thailand's restive region
Conflict has flared on and off for decades in Muslim-majority region as rebel groups demand independence for the area.
US, China trade barbs over coronavirus pandemic
Officials from both sides in war of words over origin of coronavirus, with Trump calling it 'Chinese Virus'.
Tedros: The face of the global response to coronavirus pandemic
Who is the Ethiopian diplomat at the heart of the world's battle to stop the spread of the new coronavirus?
Iraqi President Salih appoints Adnan al-Zurfi as new PM-designate
Former Najaf governor has 30 days to form a cabinet which must then be approved by Iraq's Parliament.
Canada and the First Nations: A history of broken promises
An exploration of the broken treaties and betrayals responsible for a traumatic past and troubled present.
India's iconic Taj Mahal closed amid coronavirus fears
The monument, which attracted over 7 million visitors last year, is shut as India tries to combat spread of COVID-19.
Dengue fever crisis grips Latin America
As the world watches the coronavirus pandemic, another medical crisis unfolding in Latin America sees cases in Colombian city soar by 500 percent in a month.
War-ravaged Afghanistan battles a new threat: coronavirus
As COVID-19 cases are reported in Afghanistan concerns are raised if country's healthcare system can handle an outbreak.
US drops case against Russian firm accused of 2016 vote meddling
Company controlled by an ally of Russian President Putin was accused of pumping disinformation into social media.
Taiwan air force scrambles again to warn off Chinese jets
Taiwan says Chinese military aircraft flew into the waters southwest of island for night-time exercises.
'Truth telling': The stories of Australia's Stolen Generations
New books reveal the traumatic experiences of Indigenous children taken from their homes in official Australian policy.
France to deploy 100,000 police to enforce coronavirus lockdown
Macron says restrictions, including punishment for those who flout rules, needed as people ignored previous warnings.
WHO: 'Test every suspected case' of COVID-19 - Live updates
WHO urges nations to ramp up testing to contain spread of coronavirus as more governments impose lockdown, stop travel.
Ohio seeks to postpone Tuesday primary vote over coronavirus
Ohio governor: 'We cannot tell people to stay inside, but also tell them to go out and vote.'
'Invisible enemy': US issues new guidelines on coronavirus
Gatherings in US should be limited to 10 people, new White House guidelines say.
He saw white: Why the eye became a symbol of Chile's unrest
More than 445 people have suffered eye injuries in Chile's five months of protests.
Coronavirus: Philippines quarantines island of 57 million people
For daily wage earners, no work means no pay 'so no choice' and social distancing is impossible, critics say.
Lebanon military court drops charges against 'Butcher of Khiam'
Amer Fakhoury is accused of overseeing torture of thousands and killing of several inmates at the notorious prison.
'We want to be proactive': Tunisia gears up to battle coronavirus
As Europe becomes the epicentre of new coronavirus, Tunisia cautiously watches with 24 cases confirmed in the country.
Palestinian struggle continues with coronavirus
Thirty-seven of the victims were infected after a Greek religious tourist group carrying coronavirus visited Bethlehem.
Coronavirus vaccine test opens as US volunteer gets 1st shot
Even if the research goes well, a vaccine would not be available for widespread use for 12 to 18 months.
Ghosts of Lockerbie stirred with prospect of posthumous appeal
Legal team for Abdelbaset al-Megrahi and even some relatives of victims welcome decision that could pave way for appeal.
How countries across Europe are dealing with coronavirus
EU considers banning all but essential foreign travel to the bloc for thirty days as it battles growing pandemic.
Coronavirus kills Iran religious leader as death toll jumps again
Ayatollah Hashem Bathayi Golpayegani dies two days after testing positive, while number of deaths tops 850.
Pakistan's spike in coronavirus cases raises quarantine concerns
Some of those quarantined after returning from Iran question lack of doctors, hygiene issues at camp.
Spain's King Felipe docks father's allowance over Saudi scandal
The former king will be stripped of his royal emolument over allegations of kickbacks from Saudi Arabia.
Doctor's Note: Does ibuprofen make coronavirus worse?
A doctor explains how anti-inflammatories like ibuprofen can affect our immune systems and why this may be dangerous.
Missouri shooting: Five dead, including gunman
A gunman opened fired inside a petrol station in Springfield, Missouri, killing four and injuring at least two others.
Netanyahu rival Gantz vows to form government 'within a few days'
Tasked with establishing government, former Israeli forces chief calls for unity coalition amid coronavirus outbreak.
Women Make Science: Kyrgyzstan's Space School
We follow a team of young women in the Kyrgyz Space Program as they work to launch the country's first satellite.
Lebanon will shut airport, restrict movement over coronavirus
Government had already banned flights from 11 coronavirus-hit countries including Iran, China and Italy.
US Midwestern states hit hard by Trump's China trade war
Despite a surging US economy, Midwestern states key to president's 2016 election victory are lagging behind the rest of the nation.
Ghana: Illegal gold mining threatens water supplies
Ghana is facing a crisis around illegal gold mining, which experts warn could derail its agricultural sector.
New coronavirus cases in Turkey as 12 test positive overnight
Interior ministry orders temporary shutdown of bars, nightclubs across its 81 provinces.
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