Chinese coronavirus kills 80, hundred more infected
The death toll from China’s coronavirus epidemic spiked to 80 with hundreds of new infections on Monday, despite unprecedented quarantines and travel..
China's unprecedented quarantines could have wider consequences, experts say
With Chinese authorities warning the coronavirus outbreak is accelerating, placing millions of people in more than a dozen Chinese cities under intense travel..
The backlash against Meghan and Stormzy shows that Britain is in denial about racism
Prince Harry and his wife Meghan began a new life in Canada last week, having stepped down as senior royals and left the UK. The couple's departure has forced ..
Republic Day 2020: Join India's great big constitution party
India is the world's largest democracy, and it's serious about its constitution. The country goes all out to celebrate its remarkable achievement in self-governing each Republic Day.
Boeing's huge 777-9X airplane takes its first flight
The world's longest and largest twin-engine airliner, the Boeing 777-9X, has finally taken to the skies for its maiden flight, offering a ray of hope..
Pentagon's vow to protect Vindman against retaliation tested after Blackburn attacks decorated veteran
A top Pentagon official as recently as last month vowed the department would not tolerate "any act of retaliation" against Lt. Col. Alexander Vindman -..
India ends internet blackout in Kashmir
Indian authorities on Saturday restored internet in Indian Kashmir after a five-and-a half-month blackout but maintained a block on social media sites.
Two Rohingya women killed in Myanmar shelling
Two Rohingya women were killed and seven others injured in shelling the Myanmar military and insurgents blamed on each other, days after the UN's top court ordered ..
So far 41 dead, around 1,300 infected by Coronavirus in China
A deadly viral outbreak in China has now killed 41 people, while the number of infected cases has soared to nearly 1,300, authorities said on Saturday.
Deradicalization camps for Kashmiris? That's just absurd, experts say
When one of India's top generals suggested Kashmiris should be sent to terrorism "deradicalization camps," it sparked alarm and confusion in a country already strained by religious tension.
