A South African court has declared that some of the government's lockdown regulations to prevent the spread of COVID-19 are "unconstitutional and invalid", but will remain in force for the next 14 days.

South African court declares some lockdown regulations 'unconstitutional and invalid'

The United Kingdom will change its immigration rules if China imposes the new national security law on Hong Kong, British Prime Minister Boris Johnson said on Wednesday.

UK to change immigration rules if China imposes new security law on Hong Kong

Google has been sued in a proposed class action accusing the internet search company of illegally invading the privacy of millions of users by pervasively tracking their internet use through browsers set in "private" mode.

Google accused of illegally invading privacy, faces $5 billion lawsuit in US

Doctors in the UK are set to trial a formulation of anti-inflammatory ibuprofen to see if it reduces respiratory failure in patients with severe symptoms of COVID-19.

UK doctors to trial ibuprofen in COVID-19 patients

A Bangladeshi youth, who wanted to marry a Pakistani woman he befriended on social media and fell in love with, entered India illegally and hitchhiked his way to Punjab to cross the border, but his plans went awry as he was held at Attari.

Bangladeshi youth who planned to marry Karachi woman held at Attari

India has approved Remdesivir for emergency use for five doses in treating COVID-19 patients. Gilead Sciences Inc's antiviral drug, which is administered intravenously in hospital, is the first drug to show improvement in COVID-19 patients in formal clinical trials and is at the forefront of the battle against COVID-19, which has no approved treatment or vaccine.

India approves Remdesivir to treat severe COVID-19 cases

China said on Wednesday a news report that said it delayed sharing information regarding the outbreak of coronavirus with the World Health Organisation (WHO) was totally untrue.

China rejects report that it delayed sharing coronavirus information with WHO

When civil partnerships were legalised in Switzerland in January 2007, gay couple Laurent Marmier and Yves Bugnon completed the paperwork that same month, making them among the first to take advantage of the new law.

Swiss gays hope for marriage equality as parliament votes

Alphabet Inc's Google has taken down an Indian mobile application from its app store that allowed users to remove other Chinese apps from their phones as it violated certain company policies, a spokesman said on Wednesday.

Google takes down Indian app that removed Chinese ones

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg has told his employees that he stands by his decision to not challenge inflammatory posts by US President Donald Trump in the wake of his employees staging a rare public protest.

After staff walkout, Facebook CEO Zuckerberg defends no action on Trump posts

The grieving mother of George Floyd’s daughter on Tuesday demanded justice for him, even as the state of Minnesota launched a civil rights investigation into the Minneapolis Police Department.

Mother of George Floyd's daughter demands justice; Minneapolis police faces probe

A fresh picture of Pakistan's 'ailing' former prime minister Nawaz Sharif taking tea at a London cafe along with some members of his family went viral on social media, sparking a debate on his health with the ruling Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaf members demanding his return to face corruption cases.

Nawaz Sharif's leaked photo sparks debate over his health

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