Germany to Resume Activity of All Shops, Schools in May
Germany will take new steps towards normalization in May, including reopening shops and schools after weeks of shutdown imposed to control the spread of the coronavirus.
Iran: migrants incident occurred on Afghanistan’s soil
Iran’s Foreign Ministry spokesman Seyyed Abbas Mousavi stressed that a recent incident happened to a number of Afghan migrants occurred on Afghanistan’s territory.
Rohingya Refugees Floating at Sea Land on Bangladesh Island
At least 29 Rohingya refugees from a fishing boat floating for weeks in the Bay of Bengal have landed on an island in southern Bangladesh, officials said Sunday.
Europe to Ease Lockdown As Hopes Rise
Europe on Sunday prepared for a further cautious easing of coronavirus lockdown following signs the pandemic may be slowing.
Japan: State of Emergency to be Extended
Prime Minister of Japan, Shinzo Abe is likely to extend a nationwide state of emergency imposed over the coronavirus, possibly by another month,
Four People Injured in Stabbing near Frankfurt, Two Suspects Detained
Four people were injured in a stabbing incident in the German city of Hanau near Frankfurt on Tuesday evening, police said.
45% of Brazilians Want Impeachment of Bolsonaro: Poll
Pollster Datafolha found that 48% oppose impeaching Bolsonaro while 45% of those surveyed want to see him impeached, a difference within the margin of error of the poll.
Human Rights in Trouble amid Pandemic
The UN rights chief warned that countries flouting the rule of law in the name of fighting the novel coronavirus pandemic risk sparking a "human rights disaster".
Shanghai, Beijing Students Back in Class
Tens of thousands of students returned to school in Shanghai and Beijing Monday after months of closures intended to curb the spread of the coronavirus.
France Lockdown Raises Tensions in Poor Areas
Providing food aid might be the most fixable of the longstanding problems in the heavily immigrant housing projects ringing France’s large cities.