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Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro is facing widespread criticism as coronavirus deaths and infections surge.
US is averaging 63,000 new daily infections as of Monday, as coronavirus vaccine distribution continues.
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Zimbabwe’s tourism sector is estimated to have lost $1bn in potential revenue last year due to coronavirus pandemic.
Financial stocks fell amid worries about how much pain banks will take following soured trades by a major US hedge fund.
French foreign minister tells Lebanese leaders months of political deadlock is worsening Lebanon's economic crisis.
US Secretary of State Antony Blinken pleads for more access for UN aid to population of strife-torn Syria
Health officials cite 'substantial uncertainty' around rare blood clots and say a risk assessment is under way.
Yemen's central bank says operations it carried out were transparent and compliant with international banking rules.
A nearly $60bn burst of basic income assistance softened the economic blow of the pandemic, but it expired months ago.
The lawsuit alleges the board did not develop any tools to evaluate and monitor safety until after two fatal crashes.
Unanimous decision hailed by progressives as a victory for economic and racial justice in US.
Raising limits on what grandparents can pass on to their grandchildren tax-free could prove controversial, however.
Richard Branson’s space tourism firm is developing a new passenger spacecraft - and plans to set up more spaceports.
Servier hit with $3.1m fine over the sale of Mediator, a weight-loss drug linked to hundreds of deaths.
International aid agency sources say between 6,000 and 10,000 people are waiting to be evacuated to safety.
'Unambiguous' events around Floyd's death make for a challenging defence, but trial's outcome is still up in the air.
Witnesses and local media report that at least three people were killed by security forces in Yangon.
Nabih Berri calls for urgent action to form a government, as Parliament approves crisis funding to avert power blackout.
Arms producers are focused on the front lines, and an unusual figure is trying to revive the industry.
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