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WASHINGTON (AFP, REUTERS)US President Donald Trump on Monday (June 1) slammed protests in Washington in which some properties and monuments have been vandalised
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WELLINGTON (BLOOMBERG)New Zealand could remove most of its remaining restrictions on people and businesses as soon as next week after successfully wiping out th
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Image copyright David Azia/OXFAM Oxfam has announced that it will begin reopening its network of charity shops in England from 15 June. The charity said it coul
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NEW DELHI (AFP)Long queues stretched outside railway stations in major Indian cities on Monday (June 1) as authorities eased a nationwide lockdown despite a rec
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Cities across the United States awoke from a smouldering weekend of violent protests over race and policing in the midst of the coronavirus pandemi
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Hong Kong has confirmed its first locally transmitted coronavirus cases in more than two weeks, fuelling concerns over the virus' spread as restrict
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TOKYO • Students in Tokyo went back to school yesterday, while businesses such as gyms, saunas and cinemas reopened their doors in the Japanese capital after ne
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Millions of Filipinos living in Metro Manila opted to stay home yesterday, the first day of freedom after the Philippines lifted one of the world's strictest an
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The coronavirus pandemic has plunged New York City into its most dire fiscal crisis in generations. More than 900,000 people have lost their jobs sin
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A group of Republican legislators plan to unveil legislation this week to keep Americans from investing in foreign defence companies with ties to C
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