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China faces a fresh battle against imported infections, mostly Chinese nationals returning home

Asia Virus Latest: China Infections Rise, Oil Rally Fizzles

Asia virus latest: China infections rise, oil rally fizzles

Monday's Stock Market Open: US Equities Fall Despite OPEC Oil Output Cut Deal

U.S. stocks fell on Monday despite an agreement by OPEC and its allies to cut production.

China Denies Seeking Virus Praise From Germany

China has denied claims it solicited praise from Germany for its handling of the coronavirus pandemic

China denies seeking virus praise from Germany

Coronavirus Crisis In Farms Threatens Food Security; Trump May Cut Workers' Pay

Farmers were the biggest victims of the U.S.-China trade war and the pandemic has worsened the situation for them.

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New York hospital workers paid tribute to colleagues who have died from the coronavirus since the beginning of the epidemic that has ravaged the city

Coronavirus Update: Expert Reveals Five Phases Of COVID-19, US Only At Phase Two

During phase two, cases and death counts double exponentially, an expert on the disease said.

South Korea has tested more than half a million people for COVID-19

South Korea To Ship Coronavirus Tests To US This Week: Report

South Korea to ship coronavirus tests to US this week: report

China has largely brought its domestic outbreak under control and some schools are preparing to reopen

Asia Virus Latest: China Infections Rise, Oil Prices Jump

Asia virus latest: China infections rise, oil prices jump

North Korean defector and human rights activist Ji Seong-ho is running for a parliamentary seat in South Korea

Defector Hailed By Trump Seeks South Korean Parliament Seat

Defector hailed by Trump seeks South Korean parliament seat

US President Donald Trump speaks at the White House on April 9, 2020

Coronavirus Latest: Trump Retweets Supporter's 'Fire Fauci' Message On Easter

The tweet was part of a flurry of messages Trump shared Sunday in which he tried to call out the ‘fake news’ being spread by certain media outlets.

The coronavirus first emerged in China, where tens of thousands have been infected

Coronavirus Origin Cover-Up: China Stifles Research, Instructions Posted Online Deleted

The now-deleted notice claimed studies about the origins of the virus must first be approved by central government officials before publication.

A man wearing a protective suit checks a woman's temperature in Wuhan, a city of 11 million people

Coronavirus Transmission Distance Is 13 Feet, Spreads Through Shoes: CDC Report

A new study involving staff at a hospital in Wuhan, China that treated COVID-19 patients suggests four meters is the safe social distance.

Physical distancing is impossible in camps for refugees and displaced persons, say aid agencies

Virus 'Disaster In The Making' In War-torn Syria

Virus 'disaster in the making' in war-torn Syria

Kim has established an iron grip over the levers of authority in his nuclear-armed country since inheriting power in his late 20s in 2011

North Korea's Kim Reshuffles Top Governing Body

North Korea's Kim reshuffles top governing body

Medical personnel move a deceased patient to a refrigerated truck serving as a makeshift morgues at Brooklyn Hospital Center on April 9, 2020

US Could Start Reopening In May, Top Virus Adviser Says

US could start reopening in May, top virus advisor says

The UN flag flying outside its New York headquarters

Despite Pandemic Disruptions, UN Carries On -- By Videoconference

Despite pandemic disruptions, UN carries on -- by videoconference

People walk in Guangzhou's "Little Africa" district in March 2018

China Vows Improvements For Africans After Virus Discrimination Claims

China vows improvements for Africans after virus discrimination claims

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson spent the night in the ICU with a deteriorating case of coronavirus

Boris Johnson Coronavirus Update: British Prime Minister Discharged From Hospital, Recovery Continues At Home

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has been discharged after a tumultuous hospital stay for coronavirus.

Coronavirus Drug Side Effects: What To Know About Hydroxychloroquine, Remdesivir

Hydroxychloroquine and Remdesivir have emerged as potential treatments for coronavirus, but what are the side effects?

Dozens of pharmaceuticals and research labs across the world are racing to develop a vaccine

Coronavirus Cure: Recent Studies Show Mixed Results On Possible Treatments For Virus

Researchers around the world are racing for a medical treatment to put an end to the pandemic.

5G deployment is the next frontier in mobile data tech

Coronavirus Conspiracy Theory: Why Do Some Believe 5G Is To Blame?

The false conspiracy that new 5G cellular networks are to blame for the spread of COVID-19 is gaining traction online, and some believe it to be a coordinated disinformation campaign.

A man wearing a facemask walks in front of a mural at Leishenshan Hospital in Wuhan, China

Asia Virus Latest: China Imported Cases Rise, World Bank Warning

Asia virus latest: China imported cases rise, World Bank warning

Many migrant workers in China have been forced to head back to rural areas after losing their jobs in cities

Rising Unemployment From Virus Fight Threatens China's Poverty Targets

Rising unemployment from virus fight threatens China's poverty targets

Experts have said North Korea is particularly vulnerable to the virus because of its weak health care system

North Korea Calls For Stronger Coronavirus Measures

North Korea calls for stronger coronavirus measures

Guangzhou in southern China is home to a sizeable African community

African Community Targeted In China Virus Crackdown

African community targeted in China virus crackdown

Coronavirus COVID-19, Dr. Anthony Fauci, President Donald Trump

New Coronavirus Testing On The Way? What Dr. Fauci Said About The Future Of The Pandemic, Possible Reinfection

Dr. Fauci said that only 60,000 Americans could dies from the virus, down from the earlier projections of 100,000 to 200,000.

New York City has seen nearly 95,000 people infected and more than 5,800 dead

Fragmentation And Self-Interest Are Preventing Coronavirus Medical Supplies From Reaching Those Most In Need

The acute shortage of Personal Protective Equipment, including masks, gloves and gowns is placing the lives of countless frontline healthcare professionals at risk.

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