Doctors join Istanbul, Ankara mayors in questioning government figures; officials decline interview requests
'Europe needs to be a player, not a playing field' says EU
'Europe needs to be a player, not a playing field,' says EU
Tehran demands repayment of $520 million for tanks ordered prior to the Iranian Revolution but never delivered
Oxford University-AstraZeneca vaccine seen as one of the most promising
Dandong a key conduit for North Korean trade, according to researchers from Britain’s Royal United Services Institute
Report authors say businesses based in Dandong are trading in goods that could be used for Pyongyang’s nuclear and missile programs
Beijing warns Czech Senate president of 'heavy price,' drawing quick condemnation from Europe
Sviatlana Tsikhanouskaya tells VOA she fears for fate of protestors
Tsikhanouskaya questions Lukashenko’s moral right to stand in new elections
Governments say it's vital to get children back to school
Lukashenko tells security services to clamp down on protests
Move comes as Alexander Lukashenko tells security services to clamp down on protests challenging election results his opponents say were rigged
Doctors in Libya are braced for a surge in serious coronavirus cases, as the infection rate has jumped in recent weeks. Latest figures suggest there are around 8,500 cases in the conflict-torn country, though the true figure is likely to be much higher. As Henry Ridgwell reports, authorities are urging people to adhere to social distancing to slow the spread of the disease. Camera: Henry Ridgwell Produced by: Rob Raffaele
Medics call on people to stop attending weddings, visiting malls
5,500 US troops to be permanently deployed in Poland
Malaria deaths in Africa could double in 2020
Doctors warn that the death toll from diseases other than coronavirus could increase sharply because of disruption to health services because of the pandemic, with one report warning that malaria deaths in Africa could double in 2020
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