Every country confronting the coronavirus pandemic sees a recession in its future. But after nearly 30 years of economic growth, Australia is struggling to process surging unemployment and declining exuberance.

India’s nationwide lockdown to fight the coronavirus has left millions of migrant workers without jobs, food or shelter. Many have begun long journeys on foot to get home.

Interviews, leaked documents and media investigations reveal how a system in China that was supposed to protect medical expertise from political tampering broke down when the coronavirus appeared

The Chinese government says the spread of the coronavirus in Xinjiang has been limited, but exiles worry about the safety of indoctrination camps where hundreds of thousands of Uighurs, Kazakhs and other minorities have been held

France's war in the Sahel resembles America's in Iraq and Afghanistan: a fight against a technically much weaker enemy in harsh terrain, with no end in sight.

As the coronavirus brings the world to a halt and citizens demand action, leaders are invoking executive powers and seizing virtually dictatorial powers. But will they ever give them up?

While everyone was unaccustomed to the city in muted mode, some found comfort in it and others pointed out that the city wasn’t technically silent, just sounding different. “You hear the call of nature,” said a violinist, calmed by the city's softer tones.

Mexico's president has delayed stricter coronavirus measures in order to protect the nation's working class. But has the delay ended up putting the working class at greater risk? 

Secretary of State Mike Pompeo ​"makes us misjudge who is the real chief executive in the U.S.​," North Korea said, accusing him of contradicting President Trump's stance on ties between the two countries