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In South Australia, where no new cases have been reported in about two weeks

There were 1,053 deaths over the same period

The envelope was intercepted at a government mail center before it arrived at the White House

Johnson vows to tighten measures in England while stopping short of another full lockdown like he imposed in March

About a hundred supporters gathered in and around the courthouse

Health Ministry reported 2,917 new confirmed cases of the novel coronavirus in Latin American

More than a half-dozen vaccines globally are in late-stage trials

Disneyland said all guests will be required to wear face masks

Rescuers try to keep the whales upright to avoid disorientation

Fall follows reports on movements of allegedly illicit funds

Envoy calls for revival of SDGs, avoiding climate catastrophe as world leaders mark 75th anniversary of UN

Washington has long demanded the release of US prisoners

New Delhi’s erosion of democratic values may go unnoticed before it is too late, warns academician Sumit Ganguly

Guam is home to major US military facilities, including the air base

With farmers and Lawmakers protesting, new farming legislation sparked some of the most chaotic scenes in recent years

Under the 2015 nuclear deal, the UN conventional arms embargo is set to expire on October 18

Exposure to mosquito-transmitted illness may provide some level of immunity against Covid-19, says study

Says my clothes are a very important piece of evidence

Beijing has already asked New Delhi to stop all construction work in what it says is Chinese territory

Tasmania's environment department said the whales had become stuck on a sandbar in Macquarie Harbour

The country already has the biggest official Covid-19 death toll in Europe

Exercise involves up to 80,000 servicemen, Moscow invites Armenia, Belarus, China, Iran, Myanmar, Pakistan

The school says it can't meet demand as China's rapid growth mints millionaires

Harassed and placed under investigation by religious authorities - activist Maryam Lee is highly controversial figure

Veto power apart, 5 permanent members of UNSC, other western countries take lion’s share in UN jobs

Despite the female recruitment campaign, just 5.3% of airline pilots globally were women before the coronavirus crisis

It was not clear why the building, which had 54 apartments on three floors, collapsed

Visitors will have their temperatures taken and must adhere to advice to keep a safe distance from each other

The overall number of confirmed cases rose to 49,290 in the country of 10.7 million

The official UK death toll stands at 41,777 people

Italian newspaper La Repubblica said Johnson was seen in Perugia from Sept. 11 to 14

About 40 protesters chained themselves to objects or to each other to prevent them from being removed easily

About 10.1 million children are still in some form of servitude in India

Biden reiterated his pledge to nominate an African-American woman to the court, which would be a historic first

Claims the attacked was being backed by Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps

The virus has killed nearly 200,000 Americans and infected more than 6.7 million

The band is called Dingo, which in the local dialect refers to the first wobbly steps taken by infants

Well-developed digital infrastructure helps these economies weather pandemic

Those in defiance will be denied access to US financial system and markets, says US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo

The vast Saqqara necropolis south of Cairo is part of the ancient capital of Memphis, a UNESCO World Heritage site

The group in the past has fired missiles and drones towards Saudi cities, most of which have been intercepted

Covid-19 cases have risen sharply in recent weeks to more than 4,000 per day

Trump has said he will likely announce a nominee this week

Diplomats say few countries are likely to reimpose the measures lifted under the 2015 deal that aimed to stop Iran

Potentially shifting the focus away from the coronavirus pandemic and the stagnant economy

Call for reforms to curb King's powers as well as for the removal of the PM and a new constitution and elections

As the country added 92,605 new infections in the last 24 hours

Only the 14.5 million displaced in Afghanistan, Iraq, exceed displacement in any war since 1900, except World War II

At least 14M agriculture jobs created in August alone as India lost more than 21M due to virus, says report

The airstrikes left 12 civilians killed, including children, and 18 others injured, says a witness