The clamour to make China pay is growing louder and the latest on the list is Nigeria. A group of Nigerian lawyers is suing China. They are demanding $200 billion from Beijing.

Nigerian lawyers set to sue China over coronavirus outbreak

Questions remain as to whether this COVID-19 pandemic that we are living through is the result of malevolent actions by the Chinese government, i.e., some form of biological warfare.

Explained: The conceptual basis for a bioengineered COVID-19

As COVID-19 numbers continue to rise in India and across the world, economies are taking a hard punch to the gut. The world economy is falling into recession. India’s healthcare sector, in particular, is getting overwhelmed in the process.

Digital technology can help minimise the coronavirus impact on economy: here's how

The world and the world around us has become uncertain. The impact of COVID-19 pandemic will be felt by India both internally and externally. Internally, a full lockdown cannot continue because the economy needs to be unlocked.

India’s position in global order depends on how it restarts the economy post-COVID 19

Pakistani prime minister Imran Khan is spear-heading telethons to mobilise funds from influential Pakistani citizens. Influential personalities appear live on TV, they praise Imran Khan's response to the crisis.

Pakistani cleric links coronavirus pandemic to ‘wrongdoing of women’ as Imran Khan watches on

There is no doubt that COVID-19 is a novel coronavirus, but from where did it originate? No one knows. There have been hints. Yet, now, for some reason, some of those hints have disappeared from the debate.

Is Bat coronavirus 4991 a smoking gun in China’s COVID-19 cover-up?

The nationwide lockdown in India may or may not be extended beyond May 3, but companies and the manufacturing sector have already prepared their plans. As the priority will be to avoid coronavirus cases at all costs, companies will likely resume only 50 per cent of the work, keeping precautions in mind.

Explained: Post-lockdown strategy of manufacturing and service sector

Over 50 crore Indians use smartphones. As of December 2019, India had 502.2 million smartphone users which meant that over 77 per cent of Indians access the internet through smartphones.

How secure is Aarogya Setu app?

From the United States to Australia, there are renewed calls for the closure of the Chinese wet markets. These markets have a history of being incubators of human diseases.

Chinese foreign ministry spokesperson denies existence of wet markets

For the first time in the religion's 1400-year-history, the Grand Mosque in Mecca is closed on Ramzan. In Madina too, the Prophet Mosque wears a deserted look. It's no different at Jerusalem's Al Aqsa Mosque.

Ramzan in the times of coronavirus

There are no comparable human events to the coronavirus pandemic anymore. Over 191,000 deaths and more than two million cases have been reported so far. Half of humanity is under lockdown and the pandemic has caused the biggest recession in a decade.

WION Edit: Coronavirus pandemic - is this a world war in disguise?

In the context of the development of COVID 19, the international community is debating on two central questions: whether the post-COVID-19 would eclipse the American hegemony?

COVID 19: An end of American hegemony?

Everyone loves a bargain. I’m not talking about the Diwali sales, or the insane discounts online. Sometimes it happens on a much larger scale, involving countries and corporations, where the stakes are much higher.

Firewall for China: Calls for self-reliance grow stronger

The coronavirus outbreak is the worst public health crisis in a century. However, misinformation and rumours can be more dangerous than this virus. Believe it or not, they can be fatal.

Amid coronavirus crisis, Pakistan runs propaganda against India on social media

Coronavirus is not just once in a lifetime event, it’s something that is bringing a stream of once in lifetime events. Oil prices turning negative for the first time is the latest example of it.

Historic fall in oil prices exposes the deep economic damage caused by coronavirus pandemic

The coronavirus, COVID-19, which originated in China and is responsible for the global pandemic, has a unique structural feature that none of its closest viral relatives yet identified have, a furin polybasic cleavage site.

How China could have made COVID-19 while hiding its origin

When you grow up, the only thing you want to avoid is a routine. I avoided routine for 20 years as a reporter. Now I’m caught in a newsroom and find myself as a prisoner of routine.

Blog: Surviving the routine during coronavirus lockdown

Earth Day was first marked 50 years ago with a purpose to raise awareness about our roles in protecting the planet. 50 years of inaction later, nature seems to have taken the matter into its own hands.

Earth Day: Coronavirus has helped the planet heal itself

Government of India has correctly stated that the decision to relax or totally lift the lockdown has to be taken by balancing the compulsive need of two factors namely lives and livelihood.

Coronavirus outbreak: What should be India's lockdown exit strategy?

The idea of using traffic model in India to restore economic activity at this stage has the potential to backfire badly. With a total number of cases increasing steadily on a daily basis without any sign of reaching the downward slope of the growth curve poses the question: Are we in a rush to jumpstart the economy?

Here's why India should not be in a rush to jumpstart the economy stalled by coronavirus

COVID 19 has brought the problem of migrant labour in the public domain very forcefully for the first time in seventy years of India’s independence. Migrant labour includes people working in the informal structure of economy like cleaners, maids, drivers, construction workers security guards, garbage collectors, rickshaw pullers, pressers etc.

Coronavirus crisis:  A lot needs to be done for the migrant labour

By Robyn Klingler-Vidra and Ba-Linh Tran Vietnam – a developing country that has a large land border with China and a population of 97 million people – has not reported a single death from coronavirus.

Vietnam has reported no coronavirus deaths – how?

For over a decade, US-based Bill Gates has been talking about his greatest fear for mankind. In mid-2018, Gates stated that within the next decade, a flu could cause 30 million deaths in less than six months.

As India battles coronavirus, Aarogya Setu app helps you stay safe and informed

Over 2.4 million people have been reported to be infected by the novel coronavirus globally. More than 200 countries across the world have declared war on this invisible enemy.

Explained: Can mobile apps aid the fight against coronavirus?