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Aid workers fear the virus could prove devastating if it spreads inside the crowded camps holding hundreds of thousands of displaced people
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09.08.2024
Nigeria confirms first virus case in conflict-hit Borno
Commuters walk past a sign warning about the COVID-19 at San Ysidro port of entry, in Tijuana, Baja California state, Mexico
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09.08.2024
Virus cuts through Mexican factories snubbing shutdown
Displaced women are seen in a courtyard of Sevare where they found shelter after fleeing their village of Guerri in central Mali
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09.08.2024
Refugee women facing greater violence risk during crisis: UNHCR
Japan's prime minister has imposed a nationwide state of emergency over the coronavirus, but medical experts warn the country's healthcare system is on the brink
World
09.08.2024
Japan virus cases surge over 10,000 with hospitals stretched
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New Zealand entered a four-week nationwide lockdown in late March
World 09.08.2024
New Zealand to ease virus lockdown next week
Italian farmers have suffered badly at the hands of coronavirus and the driest spring for 60 years with many crops rotting unharvested
World 09.08.2024
Crops rot as Italian farmers hit by virus, drought
With billions of people in lockdown, global cities have become ghost towns, though some governments are considering a slow easing of restrictions as infection and death rates ease
World 09.08.2024
Oil prices collapse on storage fears, Asia equities mixed
Some shops in Cologne will be open from Monday as Germany looks to reboot its economy and return to normality
World 09.08.2024
With virus 'under control', Germany begins opening up
Syrian human rights lawyer Anwar al-Bunni Bunni was an indefatigable advocate for human rights in his home country, but has lived as a refugee in Berlin
World 09.08.2024
In Germany, Syrians take their torturers to court
A file picture taken on December 5, 2019 shows the main gate at the entrance to the Nazi Auschwitz concentration and extermination camp in Poland
World 09.08.2024
Pandemic forces first-ever digital Holocaust Remembrance Day
Prince Harry and his wife Meghan have repeatedly complained about intrusive media
World 09.08.2024
Harry and Meghan blacklist UK tabloids over 'distorted' stories
Ramadan is considered an auspicious period to travel to Mecca to perform the year-round umrah pilgrimage, which Saudi authorities suspended last month due to the COVID-19 pandemic, leaving the usually packed area around the sacred Kaaba empty
World 09.08.2024
Middle East braces for bleak Ramadan as virus threat lingers
Australia has said it will begin forcing Google and Facebook to pay news companies for content
World 09.08.2024
Australia to force Google, Facebook to pay for news content
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