Covid-19

Novak Djokovic also anticipates a lengthy delay before tennis can be played even behind closed doors

Public social media clusters can be an important indicator in detecting where coronavirus outbreak will happen next

Google will allow business and education users on Gmail to directly take calls on its video conferencing tool Meet

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

He wished a speedy recovery to those battling the virus

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

Facebook has taken an uncharacteristically aggressive stance on false coronavirus posts

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

The previously scheduled July 7 date was not realistic in light of the coronavirus pandemic

Chinese foreign minister promises to support Pakistan in its fight against the virus

K-P mnister Taimur Saleem Jhagra says govt aware of traders’ financial woes

Minister urges people to follow safety rules to contain infestation

There is a govt in the very middle of civilised world making sure that if Covid-19 gets into Gaza, it stays there

Experts say coronavirus pandemic outlines need for greater global cooperation

Court issues notice to Cantt, RA Bazaar SHOs for failing to act against these money lenders

Proposed law envisages 3 year jail term for hoarders

Govt decides to start mobile service for utility stores

Rawalpindi Police arrest 12 traders for violating lockdown curbs

Experts call for learning from policy mistakes, taking tough decisions

PTI govt discusses strategy to stem coronavirus spread during Ramazan

Developing-8 also decides to hold regular round tables for HSP Programme

Incident of self-immolation raises many questions

Number of infections rises to 14, two persons have died

Rose varieties grown in spring season whither as markets across Punjab remain shut

Extension of curbs to exasperate woes of professionals barred from resuming work

Jump comes as testing picks up pace to 3,000 per day

Minister says coordinated lockdown will enable the province to get rid of Covid-19

In a first, first-year intermediate exam results will be considered

Murtaza Wahab says barbers, tailors, dry cleaners, plumbers, mechanics, carpenters still not exempted

Record 22m people have filed for jobless benefits since March 21

Seoul was flat, while Shanghai closed 0.3% higher and Singapore was up 0.7%

Brent futures fell 0.7%, to $27.49 a barrel, while WTI rose 1.5%, to $20.17

People reduce use of banknotes out of fear of contracting virus

Pakistan also expects to get $1.5b relief in shape of delay in repayment of loans to bilateral creditors

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

No conclusive evidence found that the fatalities could be linked to Covid-19 as some local media reports claim

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

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

Delay comes due to absence of signing authority at NCL

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

They continue to provide help, on foot and by phone, despite people hanging up on them constantly