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As Covid-19 restrictions shutter businesses, disrupt lives and decimate US economy

After recovering from coronavirus, Turkish health worker wanted to be source of hope for other patients

Bringing a ray of hope amid the doom of the coronavirus outbreak that has killed more than 143,000 people worldwide

Princess Basmah bint Saud was detained in March last year

After emergency workers managed to contain an initial bout of fires that tore through forests around the nuclear site

WHO warns against any religious profiling of coronavirus patients by governments across the world

EU Commission president calls for European Marshall plan economy recovery after pandemic

Pandemic placing children at risk in education, food, safety, health, says UN chief

So far, the novel coronavirus has claimed 1,643 lives in Turkey, with registered cases topping 74,000

Pew survey was conducted April 7-12 among a sample 4,917 American adults

As global reported cases cross 2.14 million with 143,744 people dead

Iran has temporarily released 100,000 detainees, while Bahrain freed hundreds last month

Two prospective Merkel successors have clashed over question of how quickly Germany should relax its coronavirus curbs

350 people have died from coronavirus in Maryland, out of more than 30,000 across the United States

Some Muslims believe health workers are secretly collecting data aimed at identifying illegal immigrants

Concrete barriers sprung up across suburban streets; dividing friends, families and even neighbours

So far Myanmar has officially confirmed 85 cases of COVID-19, including four deaths

That brings the total number of deaths in the city to 3,869

Following the development health officials stop taking samples from suspected coronavirus patients in Occupied Kashmir

Fake medicines have been found in African countries like Congo, Cameroon and Nigeria

We must act now on each of these threats to our children,says UN secretary-general

'Modivirus' made the lives of Kashmiri people further miserable, says AJK President Sardar Masood Khan

Al-Aqsa mosque in occupied East Jerusalem is world's 3rd-holiest site for Muslims

Weddings are resuming in Wuhan as authorities relax a strict lockdown that separated people for two months

UK has the fifth-highest official death toll from Covid-19 in the world

Public health authorities are now worried about how minority ethnic communities are hardest hit by Covid-19

UK customs claim they are investigating who was behind this attempt

Experts say among the main possibilities are re-infection, a relapse, or inconsistent tests

States’ orders have crushed the nation’s economy to levels not seen since the Great Depression nearly a century ago

In the past 10 days, the number of cases reported in Europe has nearly doubled, says WHO’s European director

From Germany to Taiwan, women in leadership roles provide blueprint for male counterparts to deal with pandemic

India’s gold consumption in 2020 could fall to 350 tonnes to 400 tonnes, down from 690.4 tonnes in 2019

This comes as President Ashraf Ghani renewed his call on Taliban insurgents to cease-fire amid coronavirus pandemic

Spanish government excludes, for now, over 3,000 more deaths reported by Catalan government, including Barcelona

As millions already lack health care, food, water and electricity in conflict-hit countries

He originally planned to raise £1,000 for a National Health Service charity

Human rights group believes more boats adrift at sea as coronavirus lockdowns make it harder to find refuge

Through WHO, the UN has been able to equip 47 African countries with Covid-19 tests

At one point, the Iranian vessels came within 10 yards of the US Coast Guard

Critics of Modi's government caution against fanning communal tension

1,593 patients have recovered and gone home

As reported cases crossed 2.05 million globally with more than 136,600 people dead

At least 668 mariners are reportedly infected with the coronavirus

Residential committees to help prevent the complete resumption of free movement

As the total number of confirmed cases reach 82,341

The move will free up more than $20 billion for the countries to spend on their health systems, Saudi Finance Minister

The prototype could be replicated for as little as $300, where normally ventilators sell for around $30,000

Growing number of doctors have said that Covid-19 patients appear to fade rapidly when they are put on ventilators

The generous donations by China for Pakistan to contain coronavirus were greatly appreciated, says FM Qureshi

'Self-isolation is a luxury that most sex workers simply cannot afford'