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A report claims some airports maybe begin temperature checks as early as next week.

US President Donald Trump has come up with a new excuse for the abysmal state of his country’s response to the coronavirus. And it isn’t a good one.

Italy's government has signed a decree that will allow travel to and from the country from 3 June, as it moves to ease its coronavirus lockdown measures.

A “treasure trove” of raw data said to be from 230 different Chinese cities has been leaked – and it tells a very damning story.

Get ready for culture shock: Ambiance at a favorite restaurant may be unrecognizable, at least in the beginning.

The United States is turning on its most prominent coronavirus expert Dr Anthony Fauci, with increasingly vocal critics labelling him a “buffoon”.

China threatened the WHO that the country would stop cooperating with the agency's coronavirus investigation if it declared a global health emergency, a CIA report confirmed to Newsweek showed.

France dismissed Chinese warnings on Wednesday about selling arms to Taiwan, saying it was implementing existing deals and that China and other countries should focus on battling the coronavirus pandemic instead.

Twitter's new policy comes as businesses across the nation are struggling to adapt to social distancing guidelines.

Newer technology addresses challenges including busy phone lines and website crashes

President Donald Trump continued to paint an improving picture of the coronavirus pandemic Monday even as the threat of the virus hit home inside the White House.

virus cases have soared to more than 220,000 making it one of the hardest hit nations, as Putin goes ahead with lifting lockdown measures.

Sioux tribes in the US state of South Dakota are refusing to remove coronavirus checkpoints they set up on roads which pass through their land.

Sweden’s relaxed approach to lockdown has surprised the world, now officials admit the country made mistakes in the early weeks of the virus taking hold.

South Korea has moved to shutter bars and clubs in the capitol Seoul, while Germany has seen its infection rate rise to 1.1.

UK PM Boris Johnson is addressing the nation on the coronavirus situation. The premier is expected to announce a roadmap out of Britain’s lockdown, with people now being advised to “stay alert” instead of simply to stay home.

The Simpsons predicted the calamity that is 2020 in an episode that first aired 23 years ago. It’s not the first time the classic show has done it.

Spain enforced some of the toughest coronavirus restrictions in the world – now the impact of this decision is becoming devastatingly clear.

The US has become the epicentre of the pandemic. But – armed with guns and choosing to be arrested – some Americans are rebelling.

Iran says it is ready for unconditional prisoner swap talks with the United States because of fears that the coronavirus could put the lives of the prisoners at risk, Iranian media reported Sunday.