In-patients with Covid-19 who stop taking meds face double risk of dying, says study.

Gavi launches new initiative to buy potential Covid-19 vaccines, scale-up production and support delivery to developing nations.

1.87 million file new unemployment claims while trade deficit jumps to US$49.5 billion.

HSBC and Standard Chartered say laws that stabilise the city will be good for the economy.

Opposition lawmakers boycott sitting, throw opening line of anthem about slavery back at Beijing.

Report highlights suspects' weapons miraculously appearing at multiple independent crime scenes, no prosecution of officers.

Special trading status given to ex-British colony recognised by all organisation members, says Beijing.

Kim Yo-jong, Kim Jong-un's influential sister, has threatened to scrap a military agreement with the South.

Governor says organisers figuring out costs to rejig virus-hit Games.

Attacker in his 50s identified as security guard.

Chinese foreign ministry derides comments as ‘complete nonsense’.

Lee Jae-yong wanted for price manipulation, illegal trading in subsidiary merger.

Most cases remain in confined migrant worker community.

This leaves national tally at 328 Covid-19 cases.

Man reportedly confesses to killing several members of family.

12 charged over armed robbery involving €9 million worth of gems.

US president facing heightened criticism for comments during protests over police brutality.

He was joined by some of his Warrior teammates in a peaceful march in California.

Some may be able to operate one international route into China each week.

Awareness comes through increased self-reflection, family members seeing how much they are drinking.

Pyongyang wants Seoul to put a stop to activism leaflets at the border.

International Energy Agency predicts 8% drop in demand this year.

Its death toll has doubled in 17 days, and the fourth-highest worldwide.

He urges mayors to review use-of-force policies and commit to reforms.

More than 50 countries and Bill Gates will be taking part.