Prosecutions under Bangladesh's Digital Security Act and other laws is making some journalists more

The surge follows a similar spike in major US cities last year

Britain no 'haven for dirty money,' foreign secretary says

Recurring fires put Rohingya refugees in Cox's Bazar in additional danger

Several other people were injured

Relief agencies say barbed-wire fencing prevented victims from escaping inferno

We have so far confirmed 15 people dead, 560 injured, 400 are still missing and at least 45,000 peo

The fire ripped through the Balukhali camp near the southeastern town of Cox's Bazar late on Monday,

The fire at Balukhali camp in Cox's Bazar district broke out in the late afternoon and spread quickl

Party leaders died after arrest, raising questions of torture and murder by military government secu

As the anniversary of the WHO pandemic declaration approaches, Middle Eastern nations try to scale u

WHO warns that virus could rebound if countries let down their guard

Since then, the virus has circled the globe, infecting more than 111 million people and killing more

Head of Russia's health watchdog Rospotrebnadzor says scientists at Vektor laboratory had isolated H

Prime minister shuts down country's largest city for 72 hours after British variant discovered

Leading infectious disease expert says original strain of coronavirus is currently still 'dominant'

Variant may be more contagious, but so far, officials say it does not appear to cause more severe il

Fake news about the coronavirus can do real harm. Polygraph.info is spotlighting fact-checks from ot

Many Rohingya remain doubtful, saying demands for assurances from Myanmar have not been met

The United Nations refugee agency and aid group Mercy Corps say an urgent intervention is needed to

Aggressive approach used in Shijiazhuang is being adopted in other Asian-Pacific countries

A report showed 171 new applications were approved from November 14 through the end of 2020, while n

Gold still trading higher, oil markets slump

Senate easily turns aside veto, dismissing Trump's objections to $740 billion bill and rebuking him

Officials say more than 1,800 Rohingyas arrived at Bhasan Char aboard several ships, a day after lea

Authorities moved the first group of more than 1,600 earlier this month to an island in Bay of Benga

Country is reeling from Islamist violence 

Frenchman living in England Brings COVID-19 variant to Tours

As of February, 1.26 million refugees will have their monthly relief cash and food rations cut by 40

Several small, multiethnic parties vying for seats in the city council

After a two-week inquest, coroner determines that nine-year-old Ella Kissi-Debrah of South London di

Mexico also approves coronavirus vaccine

Young refugees in Lebanon are taking part in climbing to aid their physical and mental health in Leb

In this viral age, the spread of fake news is perhaps the only thing keeping pace with COVID-19, acc

US biotechnology company's request could mean that health workers will be able to inoculate patients

Officials say hospitals and ICUs are filling up or full in Europe and the United States

Rival states downplay each others' contributions to Pzfier drug

Brazilian regulatory body stops tests of Chinese-developed vaccine after adverse, serious event in

Egypt's 2020 parliamentary election is the Country's third since the 2011 'Arab Spring' revolution

Polls expected to produce legislative body with no formal opposition to president

Poor and conflict-stricken communities are hardest hit by COVID-19

Les articles publiés par Libnanews, le média citoyen du Liban The Abdul Aziz Al Ghurair Refugee Educ

German health minister says app downloaded 18 million times since June

Chinese company aims to vaccinate 6,000 people between the ages of 18 and 75

National Weather Service says it would be a first since satellites came into use

Haitian children return to class for the first time since COVID-19 outbreak///

US continues to lead world in COVID-19 cases

Leg bone had cancerous tumor the size of an apple

The global coronavirus pandemic has cast a shadow over every aspect of this year's pilgrimage

Committee says military cannot be used to quell peaceful protests except under exceptional circumsta

After suppressing the coronavirus with zero deaths at home, Vietnam lends its disease-fighting power

All but 10 states are showing an increase of confirmed cases over the last 14 days, according to dat

The export-reliant Southeast Asian country reported 0.36% GDP growth in the second quarter this year