Category: World News

DUBAI (Reuters) – Bahrain has converted the multi-storey car park of a military hospital into a 130-bed intensive care unit for patients with COVID-19, the respiratory disease caused by the … Read More

By Alexander Marrow MOSCOW (Reuters) – Russia is ready to discuss hypersonic missiles and other arms control issues with the United States as part of wider discussions about strategic stability, … Read More

By Brendan O’Brien (Reuters) – Rescue workers and homeowners across the U.S. South on Monday sifted through what remained of hundreds of structures destroyed by a series of tornadoes that … Read More

BERLIN (Reuters) – A lowering in the number of new coronavirus cases in Germany is probably due to less testing over Easter and the outbreak is not yet contained, a … Read More

By Rozanna Latiff and A. Ananthalakshmi KUALA LUMPUR (Reuters) – Malaysian authorities have begun using COVID-19 antibody rapid tests kits to supplement laboratory tests as the number of cases in … Read More

By Catarina Demony LISBON (Reuters) – Portugal has stepped up efforts to support its impoverished Roma communities during the coronavirus pandemic, but rights group say more help is needed as … Read More

ISLAMABAD (Reuters) – Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan on Tuesday announced a two-week extension to the nationwide shutdown to curb the COVID-19 spread, but said some industries would reopen in … Read More

LONDON (Reuters) – Prime Minister Boris Johnson is continuing his recovery from COVID-19 at his official country residence, his spokesman said on Tuesday, repeating that the British leader will only … Read More

SINGAPORE (Reuters) – Singapore made it mandatory to wear masks in public from Tuesday to prevent the further spread of the new coronavirus, a turnaround from authorities’ initial advice as … Read More

LONDON (Reuters) – British finance minister Rishi Sunak said the government was not facing a choice between slowing the spread of the coronavirus or protecting the economy. “It’s clear we … Read More