Iranian warship hit by missile in training accident, killing 19 sailors
Dubai (Reuters) – One Iranian warship accidentally struck another with a missile during an exercise, killing 19 sailors and wounding
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WHO says ‘extreme vigilance’ needed in exit from lockdowns
Geneva (Reuters) – The World Health Organization (WHO) said on Monday that “extreme vigilance” was needed as countries begin to
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About 136,000 people in England currently infected with COVID-19: study
London (Reuters) – Around 136,000 people in England are currently infected with COVID-19, according to early results from the first
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U.S. tells Iran to send plane so Washington can deport 11 Iranian nationals
Washington (Reuters) – The United States urged Tehran on Monday to send a charter plane to take home 11 Iranian
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Russia’s Putin orders gradual easing of coronavirus lockdown despite surge in cases
Moscow (Reuters) – Russian President Vladimir Putin on Monday announced a gradual easing of coronavirus lockdown measures despite a new
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More than 90% of Tokyo hospital beds for COVID-19 patients filled – government
Tokyo (Reuters) – More than 90 percent of hospital beds secured for COVID-19 patients in Tokyo have already been occupied,
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WHO suspends staff activity in Yemen’s Houthi-held areas, operations continue
Dubai (Reuters) – The World Health Organization (WHO) has suspended staff activity at its hubs in Houthi-held areas of Yemen,
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Turkey threatens to target Haftar’s forces in Libya if attacks persist
Ankara (Reuters) – Turkey said on Sunday it would deem the forces of Libyan General Khalifa Haftar “legitimate targets” if
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Australian children slowly resume school as coronavirus curbs eased
Sydney (Reuters) – Children in some Australian states began returning to school on Monday after an extended break due to
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China refutes 24 ‘lies’ by U.S. politicians over coronavirus
Hongkong (Reuters) – China has issued a lengthy rebuttal of what it said were 24 “preposterous allegations” by some leading
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