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Country now has more than 1,100 deaths and over 52,000 cases

Addis Ababa has been vocal about its plans to start filling the dam, located on the Blue Nile, in July

Municipality has to reimpose some restrictions, banning gatherings of more than 15 people

They leave behind the nightmare of torture, ill-treatment and kidnappings

46-year-old male coronavirus patient first recipient of Turkish ray therapy

Czech had reported a total of 11,038 coronavirus cases, with 349 deaths

US passengers may be allowed to travel if they meet certain conditions

Victoria, the country’s second-most-populated state, has now seen 11 straight days of double digit new case

India has the world’s fourth-biggest outbreak of the virus that causes Covid-19

The death toll stood at 4,634, unchanged since mid-May

World Food Programme says 9.3M civilians in Syria facing hunger

Airstrikes take place shortly after 2 rockets fired from Gaza Strip towards Israeli settlements

20 US troops killed in 2019 in Afghanistan, but unclear which are linked to bounties, says unnamed American officials

On International Day in Support of Victims of Torture, AJK president condemns BJP-RSS regime

Genichi Mitsuhashi spent two years honing his martial arts skills and absorbing the finer traditions

Glasgow Police said emergency services were dealing with an incident

More than 2,300 people were killed by lightning in India in 2018 according to the National Crime Records Bureau

Residents of 19 of Portuguese capital's districts to be home-bound again from July 1

This came as result of intensive contacts between two countries, says Israeli premier

Officers came under attack in the Notting Hill area

President Christine Lagarde urging authorities to prepare for a possible second wave

New Zealand is in talks with Australia on a so-called travel bubble to allow people to move between the two countries

Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden calls the bid to overturn the law “cruel, heartless (and) callous

For Intl travellers with some countries where there is a lower risk of contracting the virus

World Health Organisation warns that several European countries will also face dangerous upticks

Mexico has the seventh highest coronavirus death toll in the world with 25,060 deaths and 202,951 cases

EASO sees growing trend in 2020 despite 87% recent drop caused by Covid-19 crisis

Death toll surpasses 1,400, while infections exceed 39,100

Army also gains control over some strategic areas in recent days, says commander

No new cases reported for over 50 days in world’s second-largest Ebola outbreak in eastern DR Congo

Coronavirus has infected more than 50,000 Indonesians and killed 2,620

Explosion occurred at gas depot near defense ministry sites, according to semi-official Tasnim news agency

The claim is false as PM Imran misspoke, his adviser Shahbaz Gill issued a clarification

State govts announce compensation of $5,300 for the next of kin of each of the dead

As public transport is banned, operators turn own mini buses into moving shops in Zimbabwe in a battle for survival

Restrictions linked to pandemic caused shortages of drugs, leading to increased prices, says report

Scientists think object may be either lightest black hole or most massive neutron star ever discovered

China says the whole of Galwan valley is its territory and blames Indian troops for triggering the clashes

Turns to 'green stimulus' projects to keep economy running, tackle effects of climate change

Strict hygiene and safety measures have been put in place for the re-opening

Officials say 92 people had died in the last 24 hours

Amid growing calls to shun products coming in from China following a border clash that killed 20 Indian soldiers

'If implemented, annexation would constitute a most serious violation of international law,' says UN chief

Total of 144 staff in country’s judicial sector, including 32 judges contracted virus, says official

Country's total infections exceed 473,100 with nearly 17,000 additions, while death toll hits 14,894

The state was hit by 7.4-magnitude quake followed by more than 1,500 aftershocks

North Korea invaded the US-backed South on June 25, 1950, triggering a three-year war that killed millions

Captains accused of delivering nearly 1.5M barrels of Iranian gasoline, related components to Venezuela

There must be a red line when it comes to the lives of children, says UN Coordinator for Middle East

Afghan government said that hundreds of security force personnel had been killed in Taliban attacks