Already battered by a worsening coronavirus crisis, Bangladesh now faces a sharp spike in dengue cases. In the month of July alone, 1,920 cases have been reported, a 600 per cent jump from June when 272 cases were reported.

Struggling with coronavirus, Bangladesh faces dengue threat

Broadway’s theatre owners and operators, citing the ongoing dangers of the coronavirus pandemic, said Friday that they have decided to require that theatregoers be vaccinated against COVID-19 and wear masks in order to attend a performance.

Broadway audiences will need proof of vaccination and masks

Two women in the south of Wales are prowling for men with high-value watches and jewellery nicknamed “Rolex Rippers”, the duo poses as charity workers. Carrying a clipboard they ask their victims to sign a petition and steal their valuables under the guise.

'Rolex Rippers' strike southern England, police warn people to be vigilant

In Washington state, three teachers were awarded $185m in compensation after suing Monsanto for overexposure to fluorescent light materials. In King county superior court, Friedman Rubin, which represented the teachers, said a jury returned the verdict on Tuesday.

$185 million awarded to teachers who sued Monsanto over chemical exposure

91-year-old Theodore McCarrick, a former US cardinal has been charged with sexually abusing a teenage boy, making him the highest-ranking Roman Catholic official to face criminal charges in the scandal surrounding clergy abuse.

Defrocked US cardinal charged with sexual abuse

In a study published in the Lancet, researchers found that despite gender-balanced delegates, female participation in medical and scientific conferences is low. However, changes in conference design significantly improved female participation.

Study shows despite gender balance at medical conferences, women participate less

According to reports, six passengers on Royal Caribbean's Adventure of the Seas cruise ship have tested positive for coronavirus The cruise ship had departed from Nassau in the Bahamas last Sunday.

Cruise ship passengers test positive for coronavirus, set to dock in Bahamas

According to the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB), cricketer Ben Stokes will take an "indefinite break" from all forms of cricket with immediate effect to "prioritise his mental wellbeing" and to rest his left index finger.

Ben Stokes to take indefinite break from cricket to prioritise mental wellbeing: ECB

The German government on Friday declared travellers entering the country will need to take a coronavirus test unless they have been fully vaccinated or have recently recovered from the virus.

Unvaccinated travellers to undergo COVID-19 tests, declares Germany amid rise coronavirus cases

What's behind Putin's 'unpreventable strike' gambit & Russia's new S-500 missile defence system

Greek authorities sent police to holiday islands amid a surge in coronavirus cases as the European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control (ECDC) marked the country's Aegean island "dark red".

Greece sends police to popular tourist hotspots as COVID-19 erupts

Suu Kyi trial, raids & more: How Myanmar has changed six months after military coup

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