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Coffins for sale outside the Abel Gilbert Ponton Hospital in Guayaquil, Ecuador

Ecuador To 'Color-code' Regions Ahead Of Lockdown's Easing

Ecuador to 'color-code' regions ahead of lockdown's easing

The Bank of Japan has warned the economy could shrink as much as five percent in the year to March 2021

Bank Of Japan Expands Easing Measures, Cuts Growth Forecast

Bank of Japan expands easing measures, cuts growth forecast

Didier Drogba scored the winning penalty for Chelsea in the 2012 Champions League final before moving to China

How Anelka, Drogba Blazed Trail With Chaotic Season In China

How Anelka, Drogba blazed trail with chaotic season in China

Australia is moving to ease stay-at-home restrictions as its coronavirus outbreak is brought under control

Nearly Two Million Australians Download Coronavirus Tracker App

Nearly two million Australians download coronavirus tracker app

China has reacted strongly to Australia's demand for an inquest into the handling of the coronavirus outbreak

China Envoy Threatens Australia Boycott Over Virus Inquest Demand

China envoy threatens Australia boycott over virus inquest demand

Kim has not made a public appearance since presiding over a Workers' Party politburo meeting on April 11

North Korea's Kim 'Alive And Well': Seoul

North Korea's Kim 'alive and well': Seoul

There were 47 people, mainly Australian tourists, on White Island when it erupted on December 9 last year, killing 21 people

New Zealand Volcano Disaster Victims To Sue Cruise Ship Firm

New Zealand volcano disaster victims to sue cruise ship firm

Big-name international brands have cancelled or held up billions of dollars in orders due to the pandemic, crippling an industry that accounts for over nearly all of Bangladesh's export earnings

Bangladesh Garment Factories Reopen, Defying Virus Lockdown

Bangladesh garment factories reopen, defying virus lockdown

Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern declared New Zealand had won a battle against the spread of the coronavirus but warned there is no certainty about when life can return to normal

New Zealand Has Won A Battle Against Virus Transmission: PM

New Zealand has won a battle against virus transmission: PM

President Gurbanguly Berdymukhamedov rides an Akhal-Teke stallion for Turkmen Horse Day in 2018. Festivities to honour the national horse were not toned down this year in the Central Asian country, which claims to not have any coronavirus cases

Turkmenistan Defies Pandemic To Celebrate National Horse Day

Turkmenistan defies pandemic to celebrate national horse day

Women in Hong Kong rallied to donate breast milk to a four-month-old baby whose mother was hospitalised with COVID-19

Express Delivery: Mothers Rally To Donate Vital Breastmilk

Express delivery: mothers rally to donate vital breastmilk

It is the largest seizure since France banned the resale of masks to prioritise their distribution to health workers

French Police Seize 140,000 Black Market Face Masks

French police seize 140,000 black market face masks

The European Central Bank looks set to announce new measures to cushion the economic blow from the coronavirus pandemic

All Eyes On ECB For Further Virus-fighting Moves

All eyes on ECB for further virus-fighting moves

Deustche Bank CEO Christian Sewing said the first quarter results would show the progress the German banking giant was making in restructuring

Deutsche Bank Says Results Will Beat Forecasts

Deutsche Bank says results will beat forecasts

Karim Benzema has attracted online followers by avoiding blandness

'Live' And Slightly Dangerous, Stars On Their Sofas Compete For Fans

'Live' and slightly dangerous, stars on their sofas compete for fans

Trump appears to have halted his daily televised briefings on the virus after suggesting that patients might be injected with disinfectant to kill an infection

Trump Backs US Health Secretary, Lashes Media

Trump backs US health secretary, lashes media

The Midtown Manhattan skyline is reflected in the water as people in masks walk along the lake in Central Park

New York May Partially Reopen May 15: Cuomo

New York may partially reopen May 15: Cuomo

Rafael Nadal last played when he won the Mexican Open on February 29 and is not optimistic about playing again soon

Nadal Says He's 'Very Pessimistic' About Return Of Tennis

Nadal says he's 'very pessimistic' about return of tennis

Shauna Swain Riggs writes her prayers inside the 'Smallest Church In America' in Townsend, Georgia

As Virus Shutters Churches, Tiny US Chapel Open For Prayer

As virus shutters churches, tiny US chapel open for prayer

NFL Draft

NFL's Virtual Draft Sets Viewer Records

NFL's virtual draft sets viewer records

Gyms, hair salons and tattoo parlors had a green light to reopen in the US state of Georgia as the death toll from the coronavirus pandemic soared past 50,000 in the United States

Lockdowns Ease Amid Promising Drops In Virus Deaths

Lockdowns ease amid promising drops in virus deaths

Home Secretary Priti Patel used the words 'deeply tragic' while announcing the death toll has crossed 20,000

UK Reports Lowest Virus Toll In Weeks As Johnson Returns

UK reports lowest virus toll in weeks as Johnson returns

Some Italians have turned their roofs into improvised gyms and even tennis courts in an effort to avoid going stir crazy

Conte Unveils Plan For Italian Life After Lockdown

Conte unveils plan for Italian life after lockdown

Lueth had allegedly "repeatedly described himself as a fascist and referred to his grandfather's Aryan lineage"

Germany's AfD Party Drops 'Fascist' Spokesman

Germany's AfD party drops 'fascist' spokesman

This undated picture released from North Korea's official Korean Central News Agency (KCNA) on February 15, 2020 shows people in protective suits spraying disinfectant at an undisclosed location in North Korea, amid concerns of the COVID-19 outbreak

Train Likely Belonging To North Korea's Kim Seen At Resort Town: US Monitor

Train likely belonging to North Korea's Kim seen at resort town: US monitor

May Day marches have been cancelled due to the coronavirus pandemic, but unions see the crisis as a chance to get workers their dueÂ

Unions Go Virtual As Virus Wipes Out May Day Marches

Unions go virtual as virus wipes out May Day marches

In this file photo taken on April 21, 2020, Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin speaks during a White House briefing; five days later he expressed optimism about a sharp economic recovery in late summer or early fall

Mnuchin Predicts US Economic 'Bounce Back' As Pandemic Spending Rises

Mnuchin predicts US economic 'bounce back' as pandemic spending rises

The Saudi city of Mecca, Islam's holiest site, has seen the highest number of coronavirus infections

Saudi Ramps Up Virus Testing As Lockdown Relaxed

Saudi ramps up virus testing as lockdown relaxed

Giampiero Palmero, owner of a funeral home in Revello, laments having to seal coffins quickly before family can bid farewell to loved ones, as the coronavirus alters funeral traditions in Italy

Virus Breaks Funeral Traditions In Italy

Virus breaks funeral traditions in Italy

Children in Madrid enjoy the sunshine with their parents, as they are allowed outside on Sunday for the first time in six weeks

'We're Going Out!': Spanish Kids Reclaim Streets After Weeks Indoors

'We're going out!': Spanish kids reclaim streets after weeks indoors

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