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China sees more newly recovered coronavirus patients than new infections for 1st time
Novel coronavirus death toll surges past 2,000
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'Completely chaotic': Japan expert blasts handling of virus cruise ship
Says after his visit to the ship, he placed himself in a 14-day quarantine to avoid infecting his family
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Democratic hopefuls square off, with rising Bloomberg in mix
As Bloomberg will likely face incoming fire from rivals unnerved for parachuting late into the nomination contest
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Sick Kashmiris feel deadly consequences of India-imposed blackout
Activists say Modi-led India is a world leader in cutting internet service
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Saudi jet 'downing' in Yemen stirs alarm over Huthi weaponry
Fate of the two Saudi crewmen who ejected from the plane remains unknown
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California to apologise for WWII internment of Japanese
More than 120,000 Japanese-Americans were sent to 10 concentration camps throughout western states during WWII
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Libya's UN-backed government suspends participation in Geneva talks
Pull-out comes after a barrage of rocket fire in Tripoli in an operation by Haftar to oust the GNA
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Mid-air plane collision kills four in Australia
Police say both planes were flying legally in the area but investigations are ongoing
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Trump commutes corrupt former politician's sentence
In a flurry of clemency actions commuting sentences of or handing out pardons to 11 individuals
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Hong Kong reports second coronavirus fatality
Hong Kong is on edge over the virus partly because of its own tragic history of experiencing a deadly disease
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Mission impossible for disabled Hong Kongers hunting face masks
Diagnosed with muscular atrophy 14 years ago, Yan uses a wheelchair to get around
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Iran dissidents urge vote boycott as leaders eye high turnout
Ayatollah Ali Khamenei urges Iranians to ‘disappoint the enemy’ by participating en masse in the vote on Friday
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South Korea coronavirus cases jump by half
15 new coronavirus cases has been confirmed, raising its total from 31 to 46
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WATCH: Afghan artist brushes aside disability to open arts centre
According to a national survey, about 1.5 million of Afghanistan's 35 million population has some form of disability
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Quarantined passengers disembark ship in Japan; new China coronavirus cases fall
The latest figures bring the total number of cases in China to over 74,000 and the total death toll to 2,004
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Despite trade wars, Trump says US 'open for business'
Says he wants to avoid policies that make it difficult for other countries to do business with the US
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Every child under 'immediate threat' from climate, poor diet: UN
Report also highlights the threat children face from harmful marketing of alcohol, tobacco
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China virus death toll surges past 2,000: govt
National Health Commission reports 1,749 new cases of people infected with the virus nationwide
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China to lend Pakistan support for combating locusts
Delegation of technical experts from Beijing due next week
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After finding support in K-P, ailing Afghan girl reunites with family
Pakistan's diplomatic mission helps her grandmother cross border to be by her side during final moments
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Pakistan, Turkey mull ways to control illegal migration
Development comes after Turkish deputy interior minister meets Interior Minister Ijaz Shah in Islamabad
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Pakistani salesman in Dubai wins Bentley car
Anjum Ashraf, who earns 7,000 dirhams per month, is excited with the big win
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Samjhauta Express victims still await justice: FO
Pakistan reiterates demand that India should bring attackers to justice
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Iran environmentalists jailed up to 10 years for spying
Accused are convicted for conspiring with Washington and damaging national security
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India bars Chinese wrestlers amid coronavirus conundrum
New Delhi has suspended e-visas for Chinese nationals due to the deadly virus that has claimed more than 1,800 lives
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1.4 million people give up phones in Indian Occupied Kashmir
Despite communications blockade, residents keep getting bills for phone and internet services they are not using
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Bare-faced robbery: Thieves steal 6,000 hygiene masks in Japan
Police have launched an investigation as they suspect the thieves intend to resell the masks
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Final election results: Ashraf Ghani secures second term as Afghan president
Results delayed for nearly five months after allegations of vote-rigging from Ghani's main rival Abdullah Abdullah
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US-Taliban agreement to cut violence will start in next five days
Agreement will be based on negotiations between Washington and Taliban, says Afghan minister
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China rewards doctors' children with extra exam points
Doctors and nurses in Hubei province, where the outbreak originated, have been lionised online and by state media
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Iraqis wanted to topple the system, but taboos fell instead
Prime Minister Adel Abdel Mahdi resigned in December, only to be replaced by ex-minister Mohammad Allawi
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'Bushfire crisis hit 75% of Australians'
Study shows vast human scale of five-month crisis, which killed more than 30 people and destroyed thousands of homes
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In pictures: UN Chief Antonio Guterres visits Kartapur Sahib
Guterres was briefed by the officials on the history of Kartarpur Sahib
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In pictures: Tiger widows' shunned as bad luck in rural Bangladesh
At least 519 men died from tiger attacks in 50 villages causing a double blow for the women left behind
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Coronavirus slows China's Belt and Road push
Travel bans to prevent the spread of the disease have choked key elements of Xi’s signature Belt and Road Initiative
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Turkey arrests suspected ex-IS executioner
His arrest led to the detention of three others in Bursa on Tuesday over alleged IS links
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Iran says German freed in prisoner swap
Iranian was detained on the pretext of violating the illegal and cruel sanctions of the United States
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'Ghost ship' washes ashore in Ireland after Storm Dennis
The abandoned 77-metre cargo ship MV Alta has been drifting without a crew for more than a year
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Fukushima staff could use raincoats as virus threatens gear production
Staff cleaning up the plant wear special plastic overcoats to prevent radioactive dust settling on clothes
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Cambodia PM defends ship docking despite virus diagnosis
Coronavirus has killed over 1,800 people
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Going to India: Trump set to open world's biggest cricket stadium
Authorities expect to spend around 800-850m Indian rupees on preparations for the three-hour visit
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'Don't be kidnapped by China': Taiwan tells WHO in bid for separate virus tally
Taipei is already in a war of words with Beijing over its exclusion from the WHO, because of objections by China
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US Boy Scouts file for bankruptcy after abuse scandal
The Boy Scouts of America is accused of covering up generations of abuse inflicted on thousands of its young members
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WATCH: Pitch-invading dog hounds players in Turkish football match
Canine shows off 'deft' footwork before being carried off the pitch by a footballer
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India's top court orders equal roles for women in army
Indian govt argues that men and women officers are physically different, cannot be treated equally
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Pakistani volunteer joins anti-virus fight in China
In a mask and protective suit, Muhammad Mansoor Alam Khan began distributing masks and manuals on epidemic prevention
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WHO warns against virus over-reaction as death toll hits 1,868
On Monday, the US repatriated more than 300 Americans, who now face another 14 days under quarantine
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Smog veils Central Asia cities as smoky stoves choke locals
Area of small private houses where she lives on the outskirts of Bishkek, the air quality is particularly bad
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Bolton says he hopes book is not 'suppressed' by White House
Trump's former security adviser raises concern about his unpublished book being suppressed by the White House
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Pakistan officials visit virus-struck Wuhan to meet Pakistani students
Media is spreading false information about the intensity of the virus, says Pakistani student in Wuhan