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Coronavirus Kills Member of Council Advising Iran's Supreme Leader, Death Toll at 66
Iran has the highest death toll in the world after China, the epicenter of the outbreak. Mirmohammadi died at a north Tehran hospital of the virus, state radio said. He was 71.
US Democratic Caucus 2020: What You Need to Know About 'Super Tuesday'
Four of the country's 50 states have already voted, but March 3 is the biggest day of the entire presidential primary process, with tens of millions of Americans eligible to cast ballots.
13 Crew Members Missing After Cargo Ship Collides With Fishing Boat Off Japan Coast
The collision between the Guoxing 1 and a 138-tonne Japanese fishing boat happened around 10 pm on Saturday and the cause is unknown.
British PM Boris Johnson Expecting Baby with Girlfriend Carrie Symonds, Announces Engagement
Boris Johnson and Carrie Symonds have already made history as the first unmarried couple to occupy the prime minister's official residence.
France Bans Gatherings, Frowns on Kissing, to Fight Coronavirus
Having previously recommended that people avoid shaking hands, the minister said they should also cut back on la bise, the custom in France and elsewhere in Europe of giving greetings with kisses, or air kisses, on the cheeks.
Militia Fighters Kill 24 People in Northeastern DR Congo
Friday's latest massacre was attributed to a militia active in northern Ituri, bordering Uganda and South Sudan, known as Cooperative for the Development of Congo, or CODECO by its French initials.
Luxembourg Becomes the First Country in the World With Free Public Transport
With more than 200,000 people living in neighbouring France, Germany and Belgium who work in Luxembourg and most of them driving in, that makes for major traffic jams at peak hours.
Kim Jong Un Warns of 'Serious Consequences' if Officials Fail to Prevent Virus Outbreak in N-Korea
Pyongyang has not reported a single case of COVID-19, which has killed more than 2,800 people and infected over 84,000 people in dozens of countries since it emerged in neighbouring China.
IMF, World Bank Funds Ready to Fight Coronavirus Outbreak: Spokesman
As the epidemic has spread beyond China, shuttering production and closing schools in Japan, economists are increasingly worried about a slowdown in the global economy.
Pope Francis Has 'Mild Ailment', Skips Mass: Vatican
The announcement came as Italy struggles to control the largest outbreak of the coronavirus in Europe with some 400 cases.
A Year After Balakot Strikes, PAF Chief Says Fully Prepared to Counter Any Threat to Pakistan's Sovereignty
The strike by India's warplanes on the camp and the Pakistani Air Force's subsequent retaliation the next day triggered fears of a war between the two nuclear-armed neighbours.
Coronavirus Effect: Japan PM Requests All Schools to Close from March 2 till Spring Break
Shinzo Abe has called on all elementary, junior high and high schools across the nation to temporarily close to prevent the spread of infection.
IMF, World Bank Consider 'Virtual' Spring Meetings as Virus Spreads
The IMF has warned in recent days of a potentially deeper economic fallout as the coronavirus spreads beyond China, cutting its forecast for 2020 global growth by 0.1%.
Five Killed in Another US Mass Shooting, Trump Calls Gunman 'Wicked Murderer'
This incident was the latest in a long list of gun-related violence in the US, which saw a record 417 mass shootings in 2019, according to the research group Gun Violence Archive.
Secret 17th-Century Doorway, Closed for Over 70 Years, Found in UK Parliament During Restoration Work
The Charles II-era doorway was bricked up in 1807, hidden behind a small wooden door that most assumed contained an electricity cupboard.
Trump's India Visit Aimed at Deepening Strategic Ties: White House
India is a growing destination for American energy exports, it said, adding that during President Trump's tenure, energy exports to India have grown substantially, generating billions of dollars in revenue.