Many argue that global leadership has been absent in the fight against the pandemic.
The Zaandam, with 1,800 passengers, has been prevented from docking in several countries due to coronavirus fears.
Sanders and his fervently loyal supporters hope to influence policy and pursue the slim chance of a resurgence.
WHO's chief says it has shipped almost two million individual items of personal protective equipment to 74 countries.
Health experts advise closing schools, but for unstably housed families, that brings difficult choices, increased risk.
Opposition leader cites the coronavirus epidemic as the reason for his decision to pursue a unity government.
Italy has more virus-related deaths than any other country in the world, with the latest death toll at 9,134.
A 21-member team headed by former spy chief includes politicians, ex-officials and women to negotiate with Taliban.
Health officials are warning that about 100,000 people could die in northwest Syria if they do not get the supplies and equipment they need.
Foreign Minister Zarif accuses US of keeping innocent men jailed in 'horrific facilities' during COVID-19 outbreak.
As fatalities and the number of coronavirus patients soar in Spain, football club cuts salaries of players and staff.
Across the country, people clapped and cheered in support of front-line workers in the UK.
With no treatment or vaccine for coronavirus, volunteers say they will continue to provide the services they can to fight the disease.
India's strict lockdown of 1.3 billion people has disrupted lives with migrant workers and the poor facing hunger.
The UK prime minister says he has mild symptoms and will continue to lead government.
If and when the COVID-19 storm subsides, new norms will likely be needed to dictate how states behave with each other.
A doctor explains how our immune systems work and what we can do to help them function normally.
Malians to vote on Sunday in parliamentary election delayed several times since 2018.
Pandemic causes unprecedented crisis in the airline industry, with thousands of passengers going nowhere because of grounded fleets.
The French capital accounts for more than a quarter of the country's cases.
Troops at Qayyarah airbase in northern Iraq withdraw after deadly rocket attacks on bases with coalition personnel.
The 22-year-old who suffered a cardiac arrest during a match wakes up after two years, eight months and 19 days.
In spite of the negatives and the risks, the stimulus package represents a real political and philosophical change.
Beijing takes action to curb surge of infected people arriving from new hotspots overseas, as local cases dwindle.
The Vatican is testing the dozens of priests who live in the pope's residence amid fears of a potential flare-up.
