China fails to set an economic growth target, seeks to stabilise employment and living standards.
Protest took place as the US mulls a ban on travellers from Brazil after a surge in coronavirus cases.
Health officials issue warnings after some revellers did not follow precautions while marking the beginning of summer.
The former chief prosecutor at the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda discusses the hunt for genocide suspects.
Prime Minister Boris Johnson says aide Dominic Cummings 'acted responsibly and legally' over COVID-19 lockdown travel.
Some beaches in the US are opening for the first time but with pandemic warnings in mind.
Critics say the new law would infringe on Hong Kong's autonomy and the civil liberties of its residents.
At least 180 people were arrested on Sunday, mostly on charges of unlawful assembly.
The outrage over Dominic Cummings's latest scandal diverts attention from the real problem with UK's political elite.
Survivors share harrowing experiences of fighting the virus and the road to recovery.
Eastern-based military commander's setbacks in Tripoli are causing his domestic support base to fragment, analysts say.
Netanyahu become first serving Israeli PM to face criminal charges as he goes on trial over corruption allegations.
Russians will be able to vote electronically or by mail in local and national elections as well as referendums.
As thousands protest in Hong Kong, China's top diplomat says bill is 'imperative' to guarantee its national security.
It might be one of the poorest places in the UK, but this small town is taking coronavirus in its stride.
Subdued Eid celebrations across the Muslim world as many people mark the end of Ramadan under lockdown.
A crisis unfolding in Senegal, the World Food Programme warns 130 million people are facing starvation because of the pandemic.
President el-Sisi grants clemency to 3,157 people, including ex-policeman jailed for murder of singer Suzanne Tamim.
French government allows churches, mosques and synagogues to reopen after two months of coronavirus lockdown.
Supreme Court judges select five candidates for court president as government critics fear for judicial independence.
Families in Ecuador desperately search for the remains of their loved ones, as hospitals and morgues become inundated with coronavirus victims.
Five vessels carrying Iranian fuel heading to Venezuela amid rising tensions over a possible US move to halt delivery.
Workers in the Indonesian capital struggle to earn a living and support their families amid the coronavirus pandemic.
A look at Aprendo en Casa, Peru's education-from-home TV show that covers school curricula for children in lockdown.
How one British care home managed to protect its residents entirely from COVID-19 on the Isle of Wight.
