The Department of National Defence says it has recovered and identified the partial remains of a second victim of last month's military helicopter crash in the Mediterranean Sea.
Georgia's attorney general has requested a federal investigation into the handling of the death of Ahmaud Arbery, a black man who U.S. authorities say died at the hands of two white men as he ran through a neighbourhood.
U.S. Vice-President Mike Pence is self-isolating after an aide tested positive last week for the COVID-19 illness cause by the coronavirus
Riot police in Hong Kong grappled with pro-democracy protesters who gathered in shopping malls on Sunday to sing, chant slogans and flash hand signs after permission for a Mother's Day march was denied.
The U.K. government has replaced its "stay at home" coronavirus slogan with a new "stay alert" message, raising concerns about the potential danger of mixed messaging ahead of a speech Sunday in which Prime Minister Boris Johnson will lay out the stages for lifting the country's lockdown.
Silvia Romano, an Italian aid worker kidnapped 18 months ago in East Africa, landed in Rome on Sunday a day after being freed.
Dr. Alessia Bellan is one of thousands of female front-line workers in Italy who are furious with a government they say is clueless to their needs and upset about the lack of female representation during the COVID-19 response.
COVID-19 has devastated France and seriously damaged public trust in President Emmanuel Macron, writes Don Murray.
Backlash against China for its handling of the coronavirus outbreak is growing in the U.S., and Chinese State media is pushing back with an aggressive campaign online. Caught in the middle are scientists who say the escalating antagonism is making it harder to do their jobs.
