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British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has started to regain control of the government following his discharge from hospital.

Boris Johnson starts to take back control as Britain prepares to ease lockdown

As part of a major set of changes, the British government government will closely examine the economic and health impacts of the lockdown, as it prepares to decide when and how some measures can be eased.

  • by Edward Malnick

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Protesters rally at the Texas State Capitol in Austin to speak out against the state's handling of the COVID-19 outbreak.

Encouraged by Trump, protesters pressure governors over lockdown

Governors eager to rescue their economies and feeling heat from President Donald Trump are moving to ease restrictions despite warnings from experts.

  • by Paul Weber
With the launch of his live-streamed web videos, weekly podcast and a new email newsletter, Joe Biden is building an online media presence since the coronavirus outbreak essentially froze traditional campaigning.

Joe Biden sketches out his would-be administration

Biden casts Donald Trump as chaotic and woefully unreliable in moments of crisis, such as the coronavirus pandemic.

  • by Sean Sullivan

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Minister for Foreign Affairs Marise Payne.

Payne condemns Hong Kong arrests of democracy advocates amid coronavirus

The sweeping crackdown amid a coronavirus pandemic is based on charges of unlawful assembly stemming from huge protests in Hong Kong last year.

  • by Eryk Bagshaw
Migrant workers wearing protective face masks queue in line to receive sim card top up cards given by volunteers in a factory-converted dormitory in Singapore last week.

Singapore sees huge surge in new virus cases

The number of cases in Singapore has more than doubled over the past week largely due to an explosion of infections among foreign workers.

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An aerial view of Vila Formosa cemetery as excavators open extra graves amid the coronavirus pandemic.

Brazil digging large-scale graves ahead of coronavirus peak

The public health system in Sao Paulo is approaching its limit with several city hospitals close to filling all their intensive care beds.

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