Donald Trump's ardent Indian fan in Telangana has died of cardiac arrest. Bussa Krishna, who worshipped Donald Trump and was upset by the news of US President contracting Covid-19 passed away on Sunday (October 11).

Telangana: Ardent fan of Donald Trump dies 'depressed' after US President's Covid-19 infection

Standing in circles marked to keep social distance, thousands of faithful gathered and held candles at one of Catholicism’s most famous sanctuaries in Portugal on Monday evening, with many praying for the end of the coronavirus pandemic.

Coronavirus Pandemic: Thousands pray in Portugal's main catholic site

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson will on Monday impose a tiered system of further restrictions on parts of England as the COVID-19 outbreak accelerates, though anger is rising at the cost of the stringent curtailment of freedoms.

UK PM Boris Johnson to unveil three-tier lockdown plan

South Korea reported 102 new coronavirus cases as of Monday midnight, marking the first triple-digit increase in six days, the Korea Disease Control and Prevention Agency (KDCA) said on Tuesday.

South Korea reports first triple-digit rise in coronavirus cases in six days

US President Donald Trump, with the presidential election just three weeks away, returned to the campaign trail on Monday after being hospitalised for coronavirus, and set off on a blitz of key swing states.

'I feel so powerful': Trump returns to campaign trail after testing negative for coronavirus

COVID-19 patients may experience more severe symptoms the second time they are infected, according to research released Tuesday confirming it is possible to catch the potentially deadly disease more than once.

Study: COVID-19 reinfection casts doubt on virus immunity

Covid-19 patients may experience more severe symptoms the second time they are infected, according to research released Tuesday confirming it is possible to catch the potentially deadly disease more than once.

Covid-19 reinfection casts doubt on virus immunity, study says

When the coronavirus pandemic shuttered offices around the United States in March, many companies told their employees that it would be only a short hiatus away from headquarters.

July is the new January: More companies delay return to the office

Mark Martin's family restaurant weathered two world wars, the Dust Bowl, and the Great Depression, serving up heaping plates of hand-battered fried chicken, mashed potatoes and creamed corn to a devoted clientele.

After frying chicken for over 100 years, Kansas restaurant is shut by pandemic

Euro zone economy is entering a tougher phase as a surge in COVID-19 cases puts a question mark over the recent rebound.

World Business Watch: ECB’s Lane braces for tougher phase for Euro zone economy

According to International Council of Nurses (ICN), many nurses caring for COVID-19 patients are suffering burn-out or psychological distress, and many have faced abuse or discrimination outside of work.

ICN: Nurses suffer burn-out, face discrimination outside of work

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced a new system of lockdown rules on Monday, classifying the risk level in regions to help tackle rising infection rates in parts of England and simplify existing regulations.

What is England's new COVID-19 lockdown system?

US President Donald Trump has claimed he no longer has coronavirus and is now “immune” to Covid-19 as he prepares to return to the campaign trail.

Donald Trump claims immunity from COVID-19 ahead of rallies

For months, public health experts have been eagerly watching the companies developing spit tests for the coronavirus that could be used at home, producing results in a matter of minutes.

Companies ditch plans for rapid coronavirus spit tests at home

More than half of French nurses are close to burning out, according to a survey of nearly 60,000 of them published on Sunday in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic.

More than half of French nurses approaching burn-out, survey says

UK PM Boris Johnson to impose further COVID-19 restrictions

Recent surge in COVID-19 cases in Malaysia has people worried. The health concerns are now taking a toll on local businesses in the country. Watch the report to know more.

Local businesses in Malaysia take the hit due to COVID-19 pandemic

President Donald Trump’s long rants and seemingly erratic behavior last week — which some doctors believe might have been fueled by his use of dexamethasone, a steroid, to treat COVID-19 — renewed a long-simmering debate among national security experts about whether it is time to retire one of the early inventions of the Cold War: the unchecked authority of the president to launch nuclear weapons.

Trump’s virus treatment revives questions about unchecked nuclear authority

Vaccine-maker Moderna Inc will soon apply for real-time reviews of its experimental COVID-19 vaccine in Europe, days after the EU health regulator launched rolling reviews of shots from its rivals.

WION Special Story: 10 months of COVID-19, still no vaccine | World News

India's coronavirus cases surged past seven million on Sunday, taking it ever closer to overtaking the United States as the world's most infected country. Health ministry data showed a rise of almost 75,000 cases on Sunday, taking the total to 7.

India coronavirus cases cross 7 million

New cases of COVID-19 in the United States hit a two-month high on Friday with over 58,000 infections of the coronavirus reported and hospitalisations in the Midwest at record levels for a fifth day in a row.

Several regions sound alarm as US COVID-19 cases hit two-month high

US President Donald Trump is no longer contagious, nine days after being stopped in his tracks by Covid-19, his physician said in a statement released late Saturday.

Trump 'no longer a transmission risk', to hold two rallies next week

More than 1,800 students and staff from universities across the north-east of England, currently under tougher localised lockdowns, tested positive for coronavirus over the past week.

Over 1,800 students, staff at North England universities test positive for coronavirus

Thousands of mink have died at fur farms in Utah and Wisconsin of the United States after a series of coronavirus outbreaks. Over 12,000 mink have recently died from the virus, prompting dozens of farms to enter into quarantines.

Thousands of mink dead from COVID-19 outbreaks in US

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