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US coronavirus cases rise; lawmakers near emergency funds deal
United States lawmakers reach agreement on an $8.3bn emergency bill to help fund efforts to contain the virus.
Coronavirus is changing the way Muslims worship across the world
Saudi bans Umrah pilgrimage, Iran cancels Friday prayers and Singapore Muslims are urged to bring own mats to mosques.
US defence linguist accused of sharing military secrets
Federal prosecutors accused Mariam Taha Thompson of turning over information to a Lebanese national with Hezbollah ties.
Ukraine PM ousted as President Zelenskyy seeks 'new brains'
Legislators vote to remove scandal-hit Oleksiy Honcharuk, who is quickly replaced by his deputy Denys Shymgal.
Benjamin Netanyahu short of majority after Israel's election
PM's right-wing camp holds 58 seats, three shy of 61 needed to form government, with more than 99 percent votes counted.
Super Tuesday: Biden wins 9 states, Sanders takes California
The Democratic Party's once-crowded presidential field suddenly becomes a two-man contest.
Serbia's opposition to boycott April election
President Aleksandar Vucic wished 'all participants success' as he called the election on Wednesday.
Six killed in attack on Nigeria military base
Suspected Boko Haram fighters launch a dawn raid on army base in the town of Damboa, sparking intense fighting.
Trees on display: New exhibition showcases natural world
The gallery's director says if we continue with deforestation, there will be no trees left on the planet in 600 years.
US nursing home COVID-19 outbreak highlights close-quarter spread
Coronavirus outbreak in Washington long-term facility highlights risks for elderly, others living in close quarters.
Coronavirus in China: Reported cases continue to fall
However, some cured patients in China are reinfected by the virus after being discharged from the hospital.
Italy set to close schools and universities in coronavirus fight
Football games are also likely to be played behind closed doors until the outbreak eases.
Greece denies killing migrant attempting to cross from Turkey
Tension at the Greece-Turkey border is at boiling point after Ankara said it would not stop people heading for the EU.
DRC: Last Ebola patient discharged with end of outbreak in sight
The virus killed 2,264 people and infected nearly 1,200 more, making it the second-worst Ebola outbreak in history.
US conducts first air strike against Taliban since peace deal
US carries out attack in Helmand province days after the two sides signed a deal aimed at ending war in Afghanistan.
Myanmar violence: Thousands displaced by fresh fighting
Government forces are fighting the Arakan Army in the state.
Two Turkish soldiers killed in Syria on eve of key Moscow meeting
Turkey retaliates to attack by government forces in Idlib as clashes continue a day before Erdogan-Putin talks.
Severe storms remain a danger for US south after deadly tornadoes
Flash flood watches are issued as more heavy rain falls on the saturated southern states.
Global sports face 'unprecedented' test amid coronavirus outbreak
The global sporting calendar is in disarray amid virus fears, with dozens of events cancelled, postponed or relocated.
French Parliament clears path for controversial pension reform
The law passed shortly after midnight after two no-confidence votes by the opposition failed against Macron's majority.
A Hard Road from Home: Music and Fashion
The stories of four refugees from Africa and the Middle East who have found creative success.
Republic of Congo oil drilling threatens environment: Activists
Environmentalists say vast carbon sinks could be unleashed if Republic of Congo's peatlands are drilled for oil.
China worries about new coronavirus surge from infected arrivals
As global coronavirus cases spike, China is stepping up containment strategy for foreign visitors, returning citizens.
Turkey shoots down third plane as Syrian forces retake town
Rebel commander says key Saraqeb city now under the full control of Syrian government forces after Russian air strikes.
The war within the Democratic Party
As Democrats inch closer to announcing their presidential candidate, is there a battle for the soul of the party?
US Super Tuesday elections: All the latest updates
Biden surges with victories in nine Super Tuesday states, including Texas as Sanders takes four, including California.
Travel bans, events scrapped: Gulf reacts to coronavirus outbreak
Gulf countries introduce range of measures aimed at curbing the spread of the novel coronavirus.
Kim Jong Un sister's first official remarks hint at higher status
Kim Yo Jong's proximity to her brother sparked outside speculation that she may be the No 2 leader in North Korea.
Farrell, McNamara first female duo to win top architecture prize
The Irish architects won the Pritzker 'for their integrity in their approach' and 'commitment to excellence'.
Amnesty: Iran killed two dozen children in November crackdown
Human rights group says victims were 22 boys, aged between 12 and 17, and a girl reportedly aged between eight and 12.
'Felt like a train hit': Tornadoes kill at least 25 in Tennessee
Tennessee residents survey damage after deadly tornadoes ripped through the US state.
Coronavirus deaths in Italy at 79, China cases slow: Live updates
Italy overtakes Iran with the most deaths outside China as the global toll surges past 3,000.
As coronavirus deaths rise, Italy considers new quarantine zones
Italy now has the highest number of coronavirus-related deaths outside China, having surpassed Iran.
US lawmakers push for release of intelligence on Khashoggi murder
Defying Congress, the Trump administration refused to publicly release US intel on the killing of Saudi journalist.
How European populists are using coronavirus as a political tool
Refugees, aid workers placed under quarantine in Italy as far-right leaders across Europe call for tighter borders.
US government under scrutiny over delays in coronavirus testing
US says it's 'rapidly' expanding testing capacity after delays, botched kits led the virus to circulate undetected.
EU throws support behind Greece in refugee conflict with Turkey
Officials pledge financial help and issue warning to Turkey, as Ankara says bloc ignored calls to share refugee burden.
Tennessee tornadoes: At least 19 dead after devastating storms
The severe storms caused major damage and power outages across the state, affecting some Super Tuesday polling sites.
Iran's enriched uranium stocks 5 times over nuke deal limit: IAEA
Stockpile nearly triples as Tehran refuses to answer questions about possible undeclared sites, UN watchdog says.
Greece on high alert at Turkey border
Thousands have been trying to enter Europe since Turkey said it would open its border to allow refugees through.
British army on standby over coronavirus spread
It is unlikely that any UK cities will go into full lockdown, says chief medical officer.
Spain toughens law against sexual violence
All non-consensual sex will be regarded as rape, with tougher sentences available to judges.
Song of my father: On the Trans-Europe Express to India
A Kraftwerk album acts as a bridge between generations in India, and a window into a past that might be the future.
China to repatriate citizens from Iran over coronavirus
Charter plane sent to bring Chinese citizens from Iranian city of Qom, as outbreak eases in China.
Critics deride CBS report on Navy SEAL accused of war crimes
Critics slam a 60 Minutes segment featuring Edward Gallagher, who was charged and acquitted of war crimes in Iraq.
For Palestinians, Netanyahu, Gantz are 'two sides of same coin'
Outcome of Israel's third election in less than a year does not make a difference, Palestinians say.
Libya civil war: Tribal loyalties tested as violence continues
The repeated failure of UN-sponsored ceasefire talks is increasing fear among many Libyans that tribal divisions are being exploited again.
Egypt sentences 37 to death including top ISIL leader
Cairo Criminal Court said defendants charged with belonging to a local affiliate of the ISIL group.
End of the handshake? Coronavirus changes greeting habits
People all over are changing habits to reduce the risk of contracting the coronavirus and prevent it from spreading.
Turkey, EU and the imperilled refugee deal
Ankara accuses Brussels of not living up to promises it made in a 2016 deal that almost halted refugee flow to EU.
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