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As US Pulls Back, China Builds Influence At UN

As US pulls back, China builds influence at UN

The Wuhan Institute of Virology opened in 2018 with the founder of a French bio-industrial firm, Alain Merieux, acting as a consultant in its construction

The Wuhan Lab At The Core Of A Virus Controversy

The Wuhan lab at the core of a virus controversy

British WWII veteran Captain Tom Moore, 99, has raised over Â£18 million for healthcare workers after gaining global attention with his garden walks

WWII Veteran, 99, Raises Nearly ?20 Mn For UK Health Workers

WWII veteran, 99, raises nearly ?20 mn for UK health workers

London bus drivers have paid a heavy toll from the coronavirus, with 20 already dead, prompting new security measures to be introduced

London Buses Step Up Virus Measures After 20 Drivers Die

London buses step up virus measures after 20 drivers die

Ford Expects $2 Bn Loss In Q1 As Virus Shutdowns Hit Sales

Ford expects $2 bn loss in Q1 as virus shutdowns hit sales

Billions of people around the world have been put into lockdown to limit the spread of the deadly coronavirus, which has put an unprecedented strain on the global economy

Exit Lockdowns With Caution To Avoid Being Confined Again: Experts

Exit lockdowns with caution to avoid being confined again: experts

Sixty Years Ago, Brasilia Became Brazil's Capital

Sixty years ago, Brasilia became Brazil's capital

Like most airlines, Cathay Pacific has been hammered by the virus outbreak with its huge fleet of planes almost entirely grounded

Asia Virus Latest: China Revises Death Toll, Duterte Threatens Crackdown

Asia virus latest: China revises death toll, Duterte threatens crackdown

Workers wearing facemasks grade tobacco leaves at a farm in Bromley, eastern Zimbabwe

Virus Lockdown Darkens Hopes For Zimbabwean Tobacco Rebound

Virus lockdown darkens hopes for Zimbabwean tobacco rebound

Google said it would waive ad serving fees to certain news publishers as part of its efforts to support journalism during the COVID-19 pandemic

Google To Waive Ad Fees As Part Of Journalism Relief Effort

Google to waive ad fees as part of journalism relief effort

Each disease carrier in Germany was infecting less than one other person, according to the latest data

Germany Charts Lockdown Exit With Virus 'Under Control'

Germany charts lockdown exit with virus 'under control'

A stubborn pandemic could prompt shoppes to start hoarding goods again.

P&G Earnings Rise Amid Stockpiling Of Consumer Staples

P&G earnings rise amid stockpiling of consumer staples

The Iranian health ministry acknowledges that limited testing for the coronavirus may mean its figures understate the true numbers of infections and deaths

Iran Says 89 Virus Deaths Take Total To 4,958

Iran says 89 virus deaths take total to 4,958

Abe said the next two weeks were crucial for containing coronavirus

Japan Offers $930 Virus Stimulus Payment To All Residents

Japan offers $930 virus stimulus payment to all residents

The overcrowding at Quezon City Jail is a problem seen in prisons across the Philippines

Virus Outbreak At Philippine Jail Fuels Calls For Prisoner Releases

Virus outbreak at Philippine jail fuels calls for prisoner releases

The country is under a nationwide lockdown

Myanmar Releases 25,000 Prisoners Amid Virus Fears

Myanmar releases 25,000 prisoners amid virus fears

Warmer seas caused by climate change have damaged the health of the Great Barrier Reef, the world's largest coral system

Scientists Try 'Cloud Brightening' To Protect Great Barrier Reef

Scientists try 'cloud brightening' to protect Great Barrier Reef

Authorities in Wuhan abruptly raised the city's death toll by 50 percent on Friday

China Denies Cover-up In Coronavirus Outbreak

China denies cover-up in coronavirus outbreak

The e-commerce colossus is believed to have had COVID-19 cases in a number of its warehouses

Amazon Workers Group Calls For Strike Over Virus And Climate Concerns

Amazon workers group calls for strike over virus and climate concerns

South Korea's economy is dominated by a number of family-controlled conglomerates known as chaebol

South Korean Conglomerate Boss Convicted Of Rape

South Korean conglomerate boss convicted of rape

Belongings of Rohingya refugees rest on the shore as their boat remains anchored off Teknaf in Bangladesh on Thursday

Malaysia Turns Back Rohingya Boat Over Virus Fears

Malaysia turns back Rohingya boat over virus fears

The queen, 93, and her husband Prince Philip, 98, have been staying at Windsor Castle near London since the outbreak began

Prince William Admits Virus Fears For Charles, Queen

Prince William admits virus fears for Charles, queen

There are an estimated 2,000 elephants used in Thailand's lucrative tourism sector

Thai Man Trampled By Elephant From Park Closed By Pandemic

Thai man trampled by elephant from park closed by pandemic

Medical staff take care of a Covid-19 patient in the intensive care unit at the community hospital in Magdeburg, eastern Germany

Each Virus-hit Person Infecting Fewer Than One Other In Germany: Data

Each virus-hit person infecting fewer than one other in Germany: data

Analysts warn of tougher times ahead, with weaker external demand for Chinese goods to weigh on growth

China Suffers Historic Contraction As Virus Paralyses Economy

Gross domestic product in the world's second-largest economy fell 6.8 percent in January-March from a year earlier.

Window shopping was all most European consumers could do last month as non-essential businesses have been closed to stem the spread of the new coronavirus, leading to a collapse in car sales last month

Virus Lockdowns Send European Car Sales Down 55%

Virus lockdowns send European car sales down 55%

AFP photographer Yasuyoshi Chiba's award-winning photograph, taken in Khartoum on June 19, 2019

AFP's Yasuyoshi Chiba Wins Top World Press Photo Prize For Sudan Protest Picture

AFP's Yasuyoshi Chiba wins top World Press Photo prize for Sudan protest picture

Thousands of laid-off Bangladeshi garment workers have taken streets to demanding payment from factories and support from big name brands who have cancelled orders

Fast-fashion Nightmare For Bangladeshi Clothes Makers

Fast-fashion nightmare for Bangladeshi clothes makers

The drug favipiravir, better known as Avigan, is being trialled as a treatment for coronavirus

Avigan: Antiviral Being Tested For Coronavirus Patients

Avigan: antiviral being tested for coronavirus patients

Manila's roads have been nearly deserted since a sweeping lockdown was imposed a month ago on about half the country's 110 million people

Philippines' Duterte Threatens Martial Law-like Virus Crackdown

Philippines' Duterte threatens martial law-like virus crackdown

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