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Leader: Anti-coronavirus health recommendations compulsory for everybody

Ayatollah Khamenei says strategies adopted by Iran’s Ministry of Health are compulsory for all Iranians.

US military dispatches over 60 trucks to oil-rich northeastern Syria: Report

A convoy of 62 trucks and eleven Humvees crossed the Waleed border crossing.

Trump views coronavirus not as threat to public health but to re-election: Analyst

An American political analyst says US President Donald Trump’s response to the coronavirus outbreak has been shaped by worries about his re-election.

Trump luring German firm into developing COVID-19 vaccine only for Americans: Report

The Trump administration has reportedly offered a German medical company “large sums of money” for exclusive access to a COVID-19 vaccine.

Coronavirus pandemic hits businesses, disrupts transportation worldwide

The new coronavirus pandemic is rapidly spreading across the globe, dealing hard blows to international and local businesses.

Release of Canadian report on foreign meddling puts pressure on UK government to follow suit

The publication of a Canadian parliamentary report into foreign meddling in the country’s public life has renewed pressure on Boris Johnson to release the long-awaited report on alleged Russian meddling in British politics.

Iran takes delivery of 2,000 ventilators amid fight against coronavirus

Iran’s customs office takes delivery of nearly 2,000 ventilators needed for coronavirus patients.

Iran FM says US cruel sanctions severely hindering anti-corona fight

Iranian officials say the virus has claimed 113 lives in the past 24 hours, bringing the toll to 724.

Iraq will adopt different approach in case US troops refuse to withdraw: Badr bloc

The already deep anti-US sentiment in Iraq has intensified since early January.

Coronavirus leadership crisis: Is Trump presidency over?

As the pandemic threatens to derail the US economy, reports say President Trump grows more worried about his reelection chances.

Iranians from all walks of life do their part in anti-virus campaign

Iranian people from all walks of life are engaged in a serious fight to curb the spread of the virus across the country after its major outbreak.

Iran copper cathode output stable y/y in February: Report

Iran’s 11-month copper cathode production remains stable despite US sanctions on metals sector.

UK Met discrimination

Westerners kidnapped in Burkina Faso flee, reach peacekeepers in Mali

A Canadian woman and an Italian man who had been kidnapped by armed militants in Burkina Faso in 2018 are found in good health in the northwest of Mali.

Coronavirus taking toll on diplomacy at UN

The spread of the new coronavirus around the world is also taking a toll on international diplomacy at the United Nations (UN) in New York.

Russia, Turkey launch petrol mission in Syria’s Idlib

Russia and Turkey have launched their first joint military patrol along a key highway in Syria’s embattled northwestern province of Idlib following a ceasefire reached earlier this month.

Russia’s Putin approves constitutional changes, asks court for opinion

Russian President Vladimir Putin officially approves a package of constitutional reforms, including a clause giving him the option to run for two more terms.

UK’s scandal-hit Prince Andrew helped spruce up Saudi Arabia’s image: Report

Prince Andrew, who is facing fresh scrutiny over a sex abuse scandal, has reportedly helped repair Saudi Arabia’s image battered over the war on Yemen.

UK shoppers urged to stop panic buying as coronavirus toll rises

Britain’s food retailers appealed to shoppers on Sunday to stop panic buying amid the rising coronavirus toll in the country.

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US Afghan deal

Afghan President-elect Ashraf Ghani and his rival Abdullah Abdullah have held rival swearing-in ceremonies.

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Virus economic impact