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People walk the busy streets of Oxford Street in central London as it becomes compulsory to wear masks in shops

Tighter Mask Rules, More Tests As WHO Warns Of Europe Virus Spike

Tighter mask rules, more tests as WHO warns of Europe virus spike

Kurdish-Iranian Refugee Author Granted Asylum In New Zealand

Behrouz Boochani has been in New Zealand since November when he applied for refugee status

Kurdish-Iranian refugee author granted asylum in New Zealand

US Notches 4 Mn Virus Cases, Europe Tops 3 Mn Amid Fresh Outbreaks

Vehicles move toward the entrance of Los Angeles' Dodger Stadium, which houses the busiest COVID-19 testing site in the United States, with about 6,500 tests administered daily

US notches 4 mn virus cases, Europe tops 3 mn amid fresh outbreaks

Artistic reconstruction by artist Dawid A. Iurino of Crocodylus checchiai, which lived more than five million years ago

Origin Story: America's Crocodiles Came Out Of Africa

Origin story: America's crocodiles came out of Africa

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People wear masks as they cross Melbourne's Yarra River

Melbourne Orders Compulsory Masks As Australia Battles Coronavirus

Melbourne orders compulsory masks as Australia battles coronavirus

Australian gymnast Mary-Anne Monckton said abuse "needs to stop"

'Culture Of Fear' - Australian Gymnasts Reveal 'Dark And Horrible' Abuse

'Culture of fear' - Australian gymnasts reveal 'dark and horrible' abuse

The reimposition of a lockdown on five million people in Melbourne has dealt a blow to hopes for Australia's economic recovery

Australia Warns Economy To Shrink Record 7% In Q2

Australia warns economy to shrink record 7% in Q2

Singapore (pictured) and Hong Kong have long been compared

Will Hong Kong Become Like Tightly-ruled But Stable Singapore?

Will Hong Kong become like tightly-ruled but stable Singapore?

Legions of women outside India's big cities found fun, and some found fame, on Chinese app TikTok

TikTok Gave Rural Indian Women Fame, Fun And More

TikTok gave rural Indian women fame, fun and more

Mask-wearing is not common in Australia and has not beenÂ part of the country's COVID-19 response until recently

Face Masks Mandatory In Melbourne As Residents Fail To Self-Isolate After COVID-19 Testing

Australia's Victoria state reported 484 new cases of the coronavirus in a 24-hour period, Premier Daniel Andrews said in a press briefing on Tuesday.

The last Qantas Boeing 747 traced the shape of a kangaroo with its flightpath as it headed to retirement in a US desert

Australia's National Carrier Retires Last Jumbo Jet

Australia's national carrier retires last jumbo jet

The climate change lawsuit against the Australian government comes after a devastating summer of bushfires

Aussie Student In Landmark Climate Change Lawsuit Against Government

Aussie student in landmark climate change lawsuit against government

Australia had appeared to bring the virus under control, and began easing harsh restrictions

Australia Posts Record Number Of New Coronavirus Infections

Australia has now recorded almost 13,000 cases of the virus and 128 fatalities in a country of about 25 million.

File photo of a customer looking at an iPhone 4 at the Apple Store 5th Avenue in New York

Coronavirus Pandemic Providing Boon to Pornography; Spending, Traffic Both Up

American spending on pornography is up 28% compared to last year as a result of the coronavirus pandemic.

Britain is one of a number of countries conducting vaccine trials for COVID-19

Chinese Hackers Indicted For Trying To Steal Coronavirus Research, Trade Secrets

The hackers allegedly conducted a decadelong campaign that targeted pharmaceutal firms, high tech industries and numerous other sectors.

LinkedIn Lays Off 960 Employees As Hiring Takes A Hit From Coronavirus

The global economic downturn has decreased demand for hiring services like LinkedIn.

Olympic Figure Skater Ekaterina Alexandrovskaya Dies, Suicide Suspected

Ekaterina Alexandrovskaya died two years after competing in the Winter Olympics.

Diplomatic ties between London and Beijing have been frayed by China's new security law for Hong Kong

China Warns UK It Will 'Fight Back' After Britain Suspends Hong Kong Extradition Deal

A spokesperson at the Chinese Embassy in London said in a statement that attempts to pressure China over National Security Law are "…doomed to failure."

IPL 2020 Likely To Take Place In September After World T20 2020 Gets Postponed: Report

IPL 2020 was originally scheduled to commence March 29.

The government has described the coronavirus's impact on the economy as the largest in at least 100 years

Australia Extends Stimulus Spending As 'COVID Recession' Looms

Australia extends stimulus spending as 'COVID recession' looms

UK Suspends Extradition Treaty With Hong Kong

UK suspends extradition treaty with Hong Kong

The economic crisis sparked by the coronavirus has devastated news media around the world

Bauer Shuts Eight Magazines In Australia Due To Virus Downturn

Bauer shuts eight magazines in Australia due to virus downturn

Floral tributes left at the Dreamworld theme park after the 2016 tragedy

Australia Theme Park Facing Charges Over Killer Ride

Australia theme park facing charges over killer ride

A handout picture released by the Sao Paulo State Government shows the cargo shipment of COVID-19 vaccines produced by the Chinese company Sinovac Biotech upon arrival at the Cumbica airport, in Guarulhos, Sao Paulo state, Brazil

Brazil Set To Test Chinese Coronavirus Vaccine

Brazil set to test Chinese coronavirus vaccine

Hong Kong, which had gone weeks without new cases, posted a record number of infections on Sunday, while the government has imposed fresh measures aimed at containing the disease

Eurozone Equities Rise As EU Leaders Push For Rescue Deal

Eurozone equities rise as EU leaders push for rescue deal

China imposed a new national security law on Hong Kong late last month, straining ties with Taiwan

UK Suspends Extradition Treaty, Extends Weapon Sales Embargo To Hong Kong Over Security Laws

U.K. officials cited articles in China's new national security laws they said would further restrict free speech and limit Hong Kong's legal jurisdiction.