As coronavirus infections mount, Japan at last expands testing
Tokyo (Reuters) – Japan, alarmed by rising coronavirus deaths and the spectre of the collapse of the medical system, is
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China mandates coronavirus tests for key public workers leaving Wuhan
Shanghai (Reuters) – China ordered on Saturday that anyone in Wuhan working in certain service-related jobs must take a coronavirus
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Australia may keep coronavirus restrictions for a year, schools could adopt roster
Sydney (Reuters) – Australian public life could be constrained for another year because of the coronavirus pandemic, Prime Minister Scott
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Myanmar to free almost 25,000 prisoners in New Year amnesty: President
Burma (Reuters) – Myanmar will release almost 25,000 prisoners in an amnesty to mark the traditional New Year, the president’s
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Israel’s Netanyahu, Gantz fail to reach unity deal, deadlock persists
Tel Aviv (Reuters) – Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his main rival Benny Gantz failed to strike a unity
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Over two dozen Rohingya died on rescued boat, Bangladesh coast guard says
Dhaka (Reuters) – At least two dozen ethnic Rohingya died aboard a ship that was rescued on Wednesday with nearly
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China may have conducted low-level nuclear test blasts, U.S. says
Washington (Reuters) – China may have secretly set off low-level underground nuclear test explosions despite claiming to observe an international
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Spain’s daily coronavirus deaths decline as testing increases
Madrid (Reuters) – Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez on Wednesday promised more coronavirus testing to try to build on a decline
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FBI official says foreign hackers have targeted COVID-19 research
Washington (Reuters) – A senior cybersecurity official with the Federal Bureau of Investigation said on Thursday that foreign government hackers
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Trump unveils three-stage process for states to end coronavirus shutdown
Trump said, adding it could lead to a sharp rise in drug abuse, alcohol abuse, suicide, and heart disease. Washington
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