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A memorial near the El Paso, Texas Walmart where 22 people were killed in August during a mass shooting

Texas University Shooting: Wounded Child Now Stable, Investigations Underway On ‘Criminal Incident’

Little to no details are known about the shooting incident at a Texas university but a child who was wounded is now stable.

Angry Workers Spurn Ethiopia's 'Industrial Revolution'

Ethiopia's push to embrace industrialisation and become less dependant on agriculture is facing a major challenge

Angry workers spurn Ethiopia's 'industrial revolution'

Coronavirus Update: 25% Of Patients In China Are 'Very Serious', Need 'Intensive Care'

The latest numbers on coronavirus cases worldwide

"It’s escalating. The number of cases that increase from one day to another is clearly going up in a very steep slope,” said Dr. Anthony Fauci, director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases.

Workers toiled day and night amid a forest of earthmovers and trucks carting goods around the site, southwest of the centre of the city of 11 million

China Readies Thousands Of New Hospital Beds In Virus Outbreak Epicentre

China readies thousands of new hospital beds in virus outbreak epicentre

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Former Kenyan president Daniel Arap Moi, seen here in 1998, has died

Former Kenyan President Daniel Arap Moi Dead At 95

Former Kenyan president Daniel arap Moi dead at 95

Health officials disinfect the evacuees from Wuhan, who will be quarantined on the island of Natuna for two weeks

Cruise Ship Passenger Tests Positive For Coronavirus, 3,700 Guests And Crew Under Investigation

The cruise ship Diamond Princess remains docked in Japan after a single passenger tested positive for 2019-nCoV.

Lower global oil prices weighed on BP's bottom line

BP Annual Profit Slides To $4.0bn On Lower Oil Prices

BP annual profit slides to $4.0bn on lower oil prices

Lebanon's English-language The Daily Star starkly set out the problems facing the Beirut press in a newsless black issue on August 8

Lebanon Daily Suspends Print Edition Over Economic Crisis

Lebanon daily suspends print edition over economic crisis

An Indonesian health official checks the temperature of passengers at the airport in Palu, Central Sulawesi. Indonesia has not reported any confirmed infections so far

Indonesia Douses Airlines Passengers From Wuhan With Mist Spray As They Disembark

Photos posted to Twitter on Saturday show passengers disembarking a Batik Air Indonesia flight where people clad in yellow hazmat suits and backpack like containers spray them down with a clear mist.

On a trip to Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan, US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo brought up what he called China's 'repression' of Muslims in Xinjiang

China Accuses Pompeo Of 'Slander' Over Xinjiang Comments

China accuses Pompeo of 'slander' over Xinjiang comments

Civilians have been pouring out of frontline areas of Syria's last rebel bastion for weeks, taking to the road with what belongings they can squeeze into their vehicles

NW Syria Violence Displaces 500,000 In Two Months

NW Syria violence displaces 500,000 in two months

French pharma giant Sanofi has also had problems with a facility where it makes the anti-epilepsy drug valproate (Depakine), closing it for improvements after allegations it emits a high quantity of toxic materials in the air

Sanofi Says Charged In Birth Defects Case

Sanofi says charged in birth defects case

Two weeks ago Chinese doctors confirmed they had been giving anti-HIV drugs to coronavirus patients in Beijing

HIV Drugs Touted As Weapon In War On Coronavirus

HIV drugs touted as weapon in war on coronavirus

Sony April-December Net Profit Down A Third But Lifts Forecasts

Sony April-December net profit down a third but lifts forecasts

The Diamond Princess, seen in Melbourne in 2010, has been held at the port of Yokohama while health authorities check all 2,500 passengers and 1,000 crew members

Japan Quarantines 3,700 On Cruise Ship Over New Coronavirus

Japan quarantines 3,700 on cruise ship over new coronavirus

India's dynamic batsman Rohit Sharma has been ruled out of the rest of the tour of New Zealand with a calf strain

Injured Sharma Out Of India's New Zealand Tour

Injured Sharma out of India's New Zealand tour

Authorities have cancelled a reward offered for anyone who could remove a tyre from the neck of a wild crocodile in Indonesia

No Takers For Indonesia's 'Pluck A Tyre Off The Croc' Contest

No takers for Indonesia's 'pluck a tyre off the croc' contest

Suspicions about people of Asian descent have grown as the coronavirus has spread

Coronavirus Spreads Fear And Racism Worldwide

As the deadly coronavirus has spread worldwide, it has carried with it xenophobia -- and Asian communities around the world are finding themselves subject to suspicion and fear.