
WHO raises alarm over surge in coronavirus cases in Latin America
The World Health Organization has raisedalarm over surge of COVID-19 cases in Latin America,expressed concern Tuesday over signs the spread of the new virus is still accelerating. Read more
Global coronavirus cases near 5.6 million, death toll rises to 350,509
Around 5.6 million cases of the new coronavirus have been officially declared in the world, more than two-thirds of them in Europe and the United States, according to a tally compiled by Johns Hopkins University. Read more
Coronavirus: Brazil records over 1,000 daily deaths for fourth time in week, toll stands at 24,512
Brazil has recorded 1,039 deaths in 24 hours due to the novel coronavirus. Read more
France stops use of hydroxychloroquine as coronavirus treatment
After the World Health Organization(WHO) temporarily stopped the clinical trial of hydroxychloroquine for treatment ofcoronavirus, the French government banned the treatment on Wednesday. Read more
European Union to unveil a mega stimulus package to recover economy
The European Commission will unveil a mega stimulus plan on Wednesday that help EU's economy after being hit by the coronavirus pandemic. Read more
Joe Biden calls Trump 'absolute fool' for not wearing face mask in public events
Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden on Tuesday called his Republican rival Donald Trump an "absolute fool" for not wearing a mask at a series of recent public events. Read more
South Korea: Authorities trace spike in new cases to an e-commerce warehouse
South Korea reported 40 new coronavirus cases on Wednesday, marking the biggest daily spike in 49 days as millions of children go back to school and authorities fight to contain an outbreak stemming from a stretched e-commerce warehouse. Read more
Hong Kong: Police arrest 300 as thousands protest over national security laws
Police inHongKongfired pepper pellets and made 300 arrests as thousands of people took to the streets on Wednesday to voice anger over national security legislation proposed by China, that has raised international alarm over freedoms in the city. Read more
YouTube says removal of comments against Chinese Communist Party 'an error'
Google-owned video serviceYouTubesaid Tuesday it was probing theremoval of comments critical of the Chinese Communist Party from the video-sharing platform, saying the filtering appeared to be "an error". Read more