Countries across the world have gone all out to contain the Coronavirus crisis. WION's Executive Editor Palki Sharma Upadhyay gets you the biggest global developments for Wednesday.

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A new report has claimed that an "Anti-Xi" faction is unhappy with the Chinese President's response to the Coronavirus outbreak. Can Xi Jinping's grip on power be challenged? WION's Executive Editor Palki Sharma Upadhyay tells you more.

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I&B Advisor to Imran Khan Dr. Firdous Ashiq Awan says the Coronavirus is not deadly. Pakistan is reporting more than 1,000 cases. But, it is yet to impose a lockdown. Is Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan downplaying the crisis? WION's Executive Editor Palki Sharma Upadhyay tells you more.

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After more than two months of restrictions, China is now slowing lifting the curbs. WION's Executive Editor Palki Sharma Upadhyay decodes the pictures coming out of China.

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The UN is yet to discuss the Coronavirus outbreak. Estonia was preparing a draft statement for the Security Council. But sources tell WION, the statement is on "hold". China is the chair of the UNSC for this month. Has Beijing blocked the discussion? WION's Executive Editor Palki Sharma Upadhyay tells you more.

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Wikileaks founder Julian Assange has been denied bail after his lawyers tried to get him out from behind bars because of the increasing risk of&nbsp;coronavirus.

Assange was denied bail after arguing that his release from a UK prison would mitigate his ''high risk''&nbsp;of catching coronavirus.

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British district Judge Vanessa Baraitser ruled that Assange had absconded before and said that Belmarsh prison is following government guidelines to protect detainees with no confirmed virus cases there yet.

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“As matters stand today this global pandemic does not, of itself, yet provide grounds for Mr Assange’s release,” Judge Baraitser said.

She also expressed concern&nbsp;that was based on Assange’s past conduct, there are ''substantial grounds''&nbsp;to believe that if released he would not return to face his extradition hearing.

The Australian citizen's US extradition trial began in February after a US grand jury indicted Assange on 18 charges - 17 of which fall under the Espionage Act.

These included conspiracy to receive, obtain and disclose classified diplomatic and military documents.&nbsp;

Wikileaks founder Julian Assange has been denied bail after his lawyers tried to get him out from behind bars because of the increasing risk of coronavirus. Assange was denied bail after arguing that his release from a UK prison would mitigate his ''high risk'' of catching coronavirus.

Wikileaks founder Julian Assange has been denied bail after his lawyers tried to get him out from behind bars because of the increasing risk of coronavirus. Assange was denied bail after arguing that his release from a UK prison would mitigate his ''high risk'' of catching coronavirus. Also read: Wikileaks founder Assange's lawyers to apply for bail, citing coronavirus risk British district Judge Vanessa Baraitser ruled that Assange had absconded before and said that Belmarsh prison is following government guidelines to protect detainees with no confirmed virus cases there yet. Also read: Julian Assange's UK extradition hearing paused until May “As matters stand today this global pandemic does not, of itself, yet provide grounds for Mr Assange’s release,” Judge Baraitser said. She also expressed concern that was based on Assange’s past conduct, there are ''substantial grounds'' to believe that if released he would not return to face his extradition hearing. The Australian citizen's US extradition trial began in February after a US grand jury indicted Assange on 18 charges - 17 of which fall under the Espionage Act. These included conspiracy to receive, obtain and disclose classified diplomatic and military documents.

Wikileaks founder Julian Assange denied bail post citing 'high coronavirus risk'

With the number of coronavirus cases rising rapidly, the World Health Organization (WHO) has warned that the United States could become the next epicentre of the pandemic. According to US Surgeon General Dr Jerome Adams, the country is ''already be seeing the beginnings of this in some areas, marking a new stage of the nation's outbreak.''

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Prime Minister Narendra Modi urged the people of India to stay at home. Today India enters into day 2 of this 21-days lockdown. Despite the PM's address and based on the numerous reports of people not obeying lockdown clearly shows that people of India are not serious. Watch report:

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One third of the world's population is under lockdown as coronavirus pandemic spreads different parts of the world. Tech giants are collaborating to ease the pressure on health institutions.

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The Coronavirus cases in Italy seems to have stabilized over the past few days. The infection rate fell to a record low of 7.5%, giving hope that the worst is possibly over. Watch report:

Your Story: Daily infection rate falls to record low in Italy

Spain is now becoming the worst affected places from coronavirus across the world. Exactly 20 days ago Spain had reported just 8 COVID-19 deaths, but in the last 24 hours Spain has surpassed the death toll of China. Watch report:

Spain surpasses China's coronavirus death toll

WION has extensively reported about China's criminal negligence. The anger against the Communist Party is growing and the legal challenges for Beijing have begun, with a lawsuit being filed against China for 'covering up' the pandemic.

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Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman is addressed the media on March 26 on an economic bailout package to tide over the impact of coronavirus. Watch the video for more information:

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Public health experts have warned the Unites States that it could become the next Italy after coronavirus patients have start to overwhelm US hospitals.

According to US Surgeon General Dr Jerome Adams,&nbsp;the country&nbsp;is&nbsp;''already be seeing the beginnings of this in some areas, marking a new stage of the nation's outbreak.''

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Doctors in US hospitals filled with Covid-19 patients have been forced to ration care and choose who gets a ventilator.

"The reality is that what we're seeing right now in our emergency rooms is dire," said Dr&nbsp;Craig Spencer, director of global health in emergency medicine at NewYork-Presbyterian/Columbia University Medical Center in New York City.

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Officials in New York state are pushing hospitals across the state to&nbsp;increase capacity. The state is home to more than 6 per cent&nbsp;of the world's confirmed cases so far&nbsp;and roughly half of all US cases.

Plans are also underway in the state to build emergency hospitals and backfill other hospitals with 1,000 beds in the Javits Center, according to New York Governor&nbsp;Andrew Cuomo.&nbsp;

The number of deaths caused by the novel coronavirus rose to 1,031 in the United States on Wednesday, with 68,572 confirmed cases nationwide, a tracker run by the Johns Hopkins University showed.

There are simultaneous effort to procure ventilators for the most severe patients. According to Cuomo, New York has procured 7,000 ventilators in addition to 4,000 already on hand, and the White House said Tuesday that the state would receive two shipments of 2,000 machines this week from the national stockpile.

However, the requirement of&nbsp;the state is 30,000 as per its governor.

Public health experts have warned the Unites States that it could become the next Italy after coronavirus patients have start to overwhelm US hospitals. According to US Surgeon General Dr Jerome Adams, the country is ''already be seeing the beginnings of this in some areas, marking a new stage of the nation's outbreak.

Public health experts have warned the Unites States that it could become the next Italy after coronavirus patients have start to overwhelm US hospitals. According to US Surgeon General Dr Jerome Adams, the country is ''already be seeing the beginnings of this in some areas, marking a new stage of the nation's outbreak.'' Also read: Pompeo attacks Chinese virus campaign at G7 as Europeans seek cooperation Doctors in US hospitals filled with Covid-19 patients have been forced to ration care and choose who gets a ventilator. "The reality is that what we're seeing right now in our emergency rooms is dire," said Dr Craig Spencer, director of global health in emergency medicine at NewYork-Presbyterian/Columbia University Medical Center in New York City. Also read: US coronavirus cases near 70,000, more than 1,000 dead Officials in New York state are pushing hospitals across the state to increase capacity. The state is home to more than 6 per cent of the world's confirmed cases so far and roughly half of all US cases. Plans are also underway in the state to build emergency hospitals and backfill other hospitals with 1,000 beds in the Javits Center, according to New York Governor Andrew Cuomo. The number of deaths caused by the novel coronavirus rose to 1,031 in the United States on Wednesday, with 68,572 confirmed cases nationwide, a tracker run by the Johns Hopkins University showed. There are simultaneous effort to procure ventilators for the most severe patients. According to Cuomo, New York has procured 7,000 ventilators in addition to 4,000 already on hand, and the White House said Tuesday that the state would receive two shipments of 2,000 machines this week from the national stockpile. However, the requirement of the state is 30,000 as per its governor.

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The World Health Organisation is under scanner. It is being criticised for 'going slow' during the coronavirus outbreak. WION's Executive Editor Palki Sharma Upadhyay tells you why WHO's response to this pandemic leaves a lot to be desired on WION Edit.

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Indian has handed over 30,000 surgical masks and 15,000 head covering paraphernalia to Bangladesh in a bid to resolve the coronavirus crisis in South Asia.

The life-saving gear was given to Bangladesh's Foreign Minister Dr Ak Abdul Momen by Indian envoy Riva Ganguly Das today.&nbsp;

"As a friend and neighbour, India is ready to stand with Bangladesh in times of challenge. Working together, India, Bangladesh and other South Asian Association of Regional Cooperation (SAARC) Countries can overcome the extraordinary situation created by the spread of COVID-19", Indian mission in Bangladesh expressed in a statement.

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The statement further added, "The assistance is intended to support the efforts of Government of Bangladesh in tackling the spread of COVID-19" .

So far, India has extended help to various South Asian countries including the Maldives, Nepal, and Bhutan.

New Delhi dispatched over 5.5 tonnes of essential medicines and rapid response medical teams to the Maldives recently.

Additionally, India has promised to send over 75,000 tonnes&nbsp;wheat to Afghanistan in case they witness shortage in the coming weeks.

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Earlier this month, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi proposed a SAARC video conference to conjure a joint strategy which would solve the regional&nbsp;COVID-19 crisis.

In the meeting, India had proposed the establishment of a COVID-19 Emergency Fund.

Barring Pakistan, all South Asian countries have announced a contribution to the fund whose total corpus stands at USD 18.3 million.

The number of confirmed coronavirus cases in India have shot up to 645, with the addition of&nbsp;74 new cases registered today.

Indian has handed over 30,000 surgical masks and 15,000 head covering paraphernalia to Bangladesh in a bid to resolve the coronavirus crisis in South Asia. The life-saving gear was given to Bangladesh's Foreign Minister Dr Ak Abdul Momen by Indian envoy Riva Ganguly Das today.

Indian has handed over 30,000 surgical masks and 15,000 head covering paraphernalia to Bangladesh in a bid to resolve the coronavirus crisis in South Asia. The life-saving gear was given to Bangladesh's Foreign Minister Dr Ak Abdul Momen by Indian envoy Riva Ganguly Das today. "As a friend and neighbour, India is ready to stand with Bangladesh in times of challenge. Working together, India, Bangladesh and other South Asian Association of Regional Cooperation (SAARC) Countries can overcome the extraordinary situation created by the spread of COVID-19", Indian mission in Bangladesh expressed in a statement. Also read: COVID-19 cases in India shoot up to 645; 74 new cases registered today The statement further added, "The assistance is intended to support the efforts of Government of Bangladesh in tackling the spread of COVID-19" . So far, India has extended help to various South Asian countries including the Maldives, Nepal, and Bhutan. New Delhi dispatched over 5.5 tonnes of essential medicines and rapid response medical teams to the Maldives recently. Additionally, India has promised to send over 75,000 tonnes wheat to Afghanistan in case they witness shortage in the coming weeks. Also read: Delhi records five new COVID-19 cases, total in NCT now at 35 Earlier this month, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi proposed a SAARC video conference to conjure a joint strategy which would solve the regional COVID-19 crisis. In the meeting, India had proposed the establishment of a COVID-19 Emergency Fund. Barring Pakistan, all South Asian countries have announced a contribution to the fund whose total corpus stands at USD 18.3 million. The number of confirmed coronavirus cases in India have shot up to 645, with the addition of 74 new cases registered today.

India lends a helping hand to Bangladesh, hands over 30,000 face masks

21 -day complete lockdown in India has been imposed by PM Narendra Modi which will be effective from today. Never in contemporary time, this level of this lockdown has been announced in India. Watch this video to know what all are exempted from lockdown.

COVID-19: What all is exempted from 21-day lockdown in India

The World Health Organization has said that the United States could now be emerging as the new epicenter of the coronavirus. In the last 24 hours, the US has recorded 11,000 fresh cases and more than 200 people have lost their lives.

Coronavirus infected cases in US near 56,000

India has also developed an indigenous testing kit for spotting the COVID-19 infection. The kit is said to be simple and cheap and has also received the approval from the top medical virology research bodies in the country. Watch report:

India develops COVID-19 testing kits: Govt, private labs to receive kits within weeks

The number of confirmed coronavirus cases in India have shot up to 645, with the addition of&nbsp;74 new cases registered today.

Currently, there are 591 active cases in the country, an addition of 70 from yesterday. Out of the total 645, 43 have recovered so far, out of whom three tested negative today.

So far, India has lost 11 people to the virus, with one death reported today.

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25 states and union territories are currently affected throughout the country.

Starting today, a 21-day-long nationwide lockdown has been enforced to tackle the rising number of infections in the country.

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The Prime Minister of India, Narendra Modi had said, “If developed countries with the best healthcare couldn’t effectively deal with the virus, how will we? Please stay at home and protect your loved ones, I request to you”, during a national briefing yesterday.

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Maharashtra currently has the most number of cases with 122, out of which two have died, and one has recovered.

Kerala follows suit with 118 cases, with four cases of successful recoveries recorded and no deaths so far.

Today, Delhi recorded five new cases after a relative lull since the curfew was imposed in the city.

Also read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/india-news/delhi-records-five-new-covid-19-cases-total-in-nct-now-at-35-288482" hreflang="en">Delhi records five new COVID-19 cases, total in NCT now at 35</a>

The states of Manipur, Mizoram, alongside the union territory of Puducherry have so far recorded the least number of cases: one each!

In the border territories of Jammu &amp; Kashmir as well as Ladakh, the number of cases has been rising rapidly. The former has 11 cases now, and the latter accounts for 13 of the nationwide cases.

(With inputs from agencies)

The number of confirmed coronavirus cases in India have shot up to 645, with the addition of 74 new cases registered today. Currently, there are 591 active cases in the country, an addition of 70 from yesterday.

The number of confirmed coronavirus cases in India have shot up to 645, with the addition of 74 new cases registered today. Currently, there are 591 active cases in the country, an addition of 70 from yesterday. Out of the total 645, 43 have recovered so far, out of whom three tested negative today. So far, India has lost 11 people to the virus, with one death reported today. Also read: 'Not acceptable': China urge India to not call coronavirus the 'Chinese virus' 25 states and union territories are currently affected throughout the country. Starting today, a 21-day-long nationwide lockdown has been enforced to tackle the rising number of infections in the country. Deserted roads in New India, India | AFP The Prime Minister of India, Narendra Modi had said, “If developed countries with the best healthcare couldn’t effectively deal with the virus, how will we? Please stay at home and protect your loved ones, I request to you”, during a national briefing yesterday. Also read: First coronavirus case reported in Mizoram Maharashtra currently has the most number of cases with 122, out of which two have died, and one has recovered. Kerala follows suit with 118 cases, with four cases of successful recoveries recorded and no deaths so far. Today, Delhi recorded five new cases after a relative lull since the curfew was imposed in the city. Also read: Delhi records five new COVID-19 cases, total in NCT now at 35 The states of Manipur, Mizoram, alongside the union territory of Puducherry have so far recorded the least number of cases: one each! In the border territories of Jammu & Kashmir as well as Ladakh, the number of cases has been rising rapidly. The former has 11 cases now, and the latter accounts for 13 of the nationwide cases. (With inputs from agencies)

COVID-19 cases in India shoot up to 645; 74 new cases registered today

With the number of coronavirus cases rising rapidly, the World Health Organization (WHO) has warned that the United States could become the next epicentre of the pandemic. Out of the new cases recorded in the last 24 hours, 40 per cent came from the United States alone.

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PM Narendra Modi on March 24 in his address announced a complete 21-day lockdown in India. However, essential services like, medical, hospitals, vegetables, milk, etc. If a person violates the lockdown the punishment can be up to 2 years in jail.

India goes under total lockdown for 21-days, Essentials exempted from lockdown | COVID-19

India has seen a sudden rise in the Coronavirus cases with the total number of confirmed cases rising to 536. The death toll in the country now stands at 11. The latest death was reported in Tamil Nadu. Watch report:

Coronavirus cases in India rise to 536, Death toll stand at 11

Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced on March 24 that the Indian government has set aside 15,000 Cr rupees. PM Modi admitted that the economy will have to pay a price but saving lives should pay precedents over everything.

India imposes 21-day total lockdown, PM announces 15,000 Cr COVID-19 fund

As the world acclimates to the coronavirus-induced lockdown in almost all continents, empty streets, deserted parks, and shuttered cafes are becoming common sights.

However, the country where all this began, is slowly returning to normal life.

The restaurants and cafes in Beijing were reopened over the weekend.&nbsp;

Liu, a worker in the engineering industry, said, "I feel that Beijing's overall situation is now relatively good”.

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As the world struggles to contain the virus, the place where it originated is returning to normal life.

Over 2 billion people across the world are currently under lockdown to contain the virus, while zoos are being reopened in Beijing.

"I am very happy as the weather has been good recently. When the weather is good, I would feel like going out for a walk. I'm rather excited”, Wang Ran, a 35-year-old visitor to the zoo told Reuters.

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Additionally, a part of the Great Wall of China was recently reopened. Badaling is the most popular section of wall.

However, no more than 20,000 can visit the spot in one day. The Wall is open to anybody who’s been in Beijing for the last two weeks.

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"I feel so excited. Also, I really wanted to get close to nature. So, this is the best! Also, I wanted to give nature a big hug”, said&nbsp;Wang Hua, a 42-year-old finance worker.

The country that exported the virus is now basking in an eerie sense of calm.

As the world acclimates to the coronavirus-induced lockdown in almost all continents, empty streets, deserted parks, and shuttered cafes are becoming common sights.

As the world acclimates to the coronavirus-induced lockdown in almost all continents, empty streets, deserted parks, and shuttered cafes are becoming common sights. However, the country where all this began, is slowly returning to normal life. The restaurants and cafes in Beijing were reopened over the weekend. Liu, a worker in the engineering industry, said, "I feel that Beijing's overall situation is now relatively good”. Also read: Is an anti-Jinping wave gaining traction in the Chinese Communist Party? As the world struggles to contain the virus, the place where it originated is returning to normal life. Over 2 billion people across the world are currently under lockdown to contain the virus, while zoos are being reopened in Beijing. "I am very happy as the weather has been good recently. When the weather is good, I would feel like going out for a walk. I'm rather excited”, Wang Ran, a 35-year-old visitor to the zoo told Reuters. People wearing face masks visit Beijing zoo on March 25, 2020, after it reopened its outdoor exhibit areas to the public after being closed due to the coronavirus outbreak | AFP Additionally, a part of the Great Wall of China was recently reopened. Badaling is the most popular section of wall. However, no more than 20,000 can visit the spot in one day. The Wall is open to anybody who’s been in Beijing for the last two weeks. Also read: One third of humanity under coronavirus lockdown "I feel so excited. Also, I really wanted to get close to nature. So, this is the best! Also, I wanted to give nature a big hug”, said Wang Hua, a 42-year-old finance worker. The country that exported the virus is now basking in an eerie sense of calm.

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