Heavily-armed police and soldiers in El Salvador have forced their way into parliament, demanding the approval of a $109m (£85m) loan to better equip them.
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Sydney rains: Record rainfall brings flooding and douses fires
The Australian city of Sydney has been hit by its heaviest rain in 30 years, bringing flooding and travel chaos and forcing thousands from their
Thailand shooting: Survivors recall ordeal of gun rampage
Terrified residents of the Thai city of Nakhon Ratchasima have been reliving their ordeal after a gunman roamed around a shopping centre on a shooting
Coronavirus claims 97 lives in one day – but number of infections stabilises
The number of people killed by the new coronavirus rose by 97 on Sunday, the highest number of casualties in a day. The total number
China tightens strings on law-based epidemic prevention, control
A man in eastern China’s Shandong Province confirmed with the novel coronavirus infection has been put under police investigation for holding back his prior travel
Thailand shooting: Soldier kills 20 in gun rampage
A soldier has killed 20 people and injured many more in a gun rampage in the Thai city of Nakhon Ratchasima. Jakraphanth Thomma, a junior
Hong Kong imposes quarantine rules on mainland Chinese
Hong Kong has begun a mandatory two-week quarantine for anyone arriving from mainland China, in a fresh effort to contain the deadly new coronavirus. Visitors
The Coronavirus: A New Risk Of Trade
By Professor Michael R. Czinkota Over the past three generations, analyses of trade have indicated that speed of innovation and change is supportive of improved
Fed Cup 2020: Japan’s Naomi Osaka loses to Spain’s Sara Sorribes Tormo
Former world number one Naomi Osaka suffered a shock 6-0 6-3 loss to Sara Sorribes Tormo as Spain took a 1-0 lead in their Fed
Sachin Tendulkar Names Australian Batsman Who Resembles Him
Sachin Tendulkar will be participating in the Sunday’s Bushfire Cricket Bash charity game where he will coach the Ricky Ponting XI. The batting legend