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Will coronavirus lockdown cause food shortages in India?
The market in Lasangaon in the western Indian state of Maharashtra usually thrums with farmers and traders. But the mostly migrant men and women who unload, load and grade onions - an essential part of the diet of millions of Indians - are missing. ...
Coronavirus: Trump voices hope for ‘levelling-off’ in US hotspots
President Donald Trump has expressed hope coronavirus cases were "levelling off" in US hotspots, saying he saw "light at the end of the tunnel". ...
Coronavirus: Trump to defy 'voluntary' advice for Americans to wear masks
US President Donald Trump has said he will not wear a face mask despite new medical guidance advising Americans to do so. ...
Coronavirus: Europe's care homes struggle as deaths rise
As nursing and care homes across Europe battle to stop the spread of Covid-19 among the elderly, France has revealed 884 residents have succumbed to the virus since the epidemic began. ...
Coronavirus: The unusual ways countries are managing lockdowns
Countries across the globe are taking unprecedented measures to prevent the coronavirus spreading, ranging from the extreme to the relaxed to the creative. ...
Coronavirus: What the world can learn from Ebola fight
Ellen Johnson Sirleaf, who made history as Africa's first elected female president, led Liberia for 12 years including during the 2014-16 Ebola outbreak that killed nearly 5,000 people in her country. ...
Russia sees no epidemic but starts shutdown amid Coronavirus crisis
Russia is beginning what Vladimir Putin called a "non-working week", to try to slow the spread of the coronavirus. ...
Coronavirus: Fears over rapid spread in Italy's south
The Italian region worst hit by coronavirus has seen a steep decline in the number of deaths and infections but fears are growing that the country's south could become the next hotspot. ...
Coronavirus: How did Australia's Ruby Princess cruise debacle happen?
On Thursday, the Ruby Princess cruise ship docked in Sydney with dozens of undiagnosed coronavirus cases onboard. ...
PM: We can 'turn the tide' on coronavirus crisis
The UK can "turn the tide" on the coronavirus crisis within 12 weeks, Prime Minister Boris Johnson has said. ...
Coronavirus: Why washing hands is difficult in some countries
As Europe and much of the developed world shuts down in the face of coronavirus, many millions of people haven't much hope in following the World Health Organization (WHO) advice on washing hands and keeping their distance. ...
Brexit: Preparations cost government more than £4bn says watchdog
Government departments spent more than £4bn on preparations for leaving the EU, says the public spending watchdog. ...
Omar al-Bashir: Will genocide charge against Sudan's ex-president stick?
Sudan's announcement that it plans to hand ousted long-serving President Omar al-Bashir over to the International Criminal Court (ICC) was dramatic and surprising, but it also takes the country into uncharted waters, writes Sudan expert Alex de Waal. ...
Coronavirus: Are African countries ready?
Africa is one of only two continents with no confirmed cases of coronavirus however experts have warned that it may not be long before the first case is confirmed, given its increasingly close ties to China. ...
Coronavirus: How come a doctor in his 30s has died? And other questions
There have now been more than 31,000 cases of coronavirus, which has been declared a global health emergency. The disease has spread to many countries, including the UK. ...
Coronavirus and oil: Why crude has been hit hard
The world's biggest oil producers could be about to slash output as they grapple with the fallout of the coronavirus. ...
Mila: 'No regrets' for French teen targeted for criticising Islam
A teenager has sparked a national debate about blasphemy in France after an Instagram post calling Islam a "religion of hate". ...
Huawei: Is it a security threat and what will be its role in UK 5G?
Huawei is one of the world's biggest mobile phone makers. It's also at the centre of a row over cyber-security and the next-generation 5G phone networks being built. ...
Iraq after Soleimani: What is the future for US troops?
"Incoming, Incoming!" The loudspeaker screeches out a warning of a rocket attack at Union III, the US-led coalition base in Iraq's capital, Baghdad. ...
Trump impeachment: What happened on day one?
Senators have taken oaths to act as impartial jurors in a trial presided over by US Chief Justice John Roberts. House Democrats known as "impeachment managers" act as the prosecution, while Mr Trump's legal team acts as the defence. ...
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