World Surpasses 1 Million Coronavirus Cases
Number of confirmed coronavirus cases globally soars past one million as the US reports more than 1,000 dead in a day.
Top EU Court Says Eastern States Broke Law by Refusing to Host Refugees
The European Union’s top court ruled on Thursday that Poland, Hungary and the Czech Republic had broken the law by refusing to host refugees to help ease the burden on southern states such as Greece and Italy after a surge in migrant arrivals from 2015.
Greece Seals Off Migrant Camp with Multiple Virus Cases
Greece on Thursday sealed off a migrant camp near Athens after 21 of its residents tested positive for the coronavirus -- beginning with a new mother at an Athens hospital.
World Update: Over 938k Infected with COVID-19
As of Thursday, the number of cases of the novel coronavirus has reached more than 938,348 in the world.
Trump resists lockdown due to recession fears
President Trump said on Wednesday that he and his administration officials had discussed issuing a lockdown order, but it was “pretty unlikely” for now.
Ansarullah calls on Saudi to end war on Yemen
Ansarullah movement has called on the Saudi-led coalition of aggressors to consider its proposal for 12-party mediation aimed at ending the war on Yemen.
UN Climate Summit To Be Hold in 2021 due to COVID-19 Outbreak
This year's UN global climate summit is being postponed because of the coronavirus pandemic, host country Britain said on Wednesday.
About a Million Infected with COVID-19, Baby Dies in US
A six-week-old baby died of Covid-19 and global agencies warned of food shortages as coronavirus infections around the world neared one million Wednesday.
Saudi Arabia: Muslims better postpone Hajj plans over virus
A senior Saudi Arabia official urged more than one million Muslims intending to perform the Hajj to delay making plans this year.
Coronavirus Worst Crisis since WWII , UN Boss Says as Deaths Surge
The global death toll from the coronavirus pandemic continued to worsen Wednesday despite unprecedented lockdowns, as the head of the United Nations sounded the alarm on what he said was humanity’s worst crisis since World War II.