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COVID-19: What you need to know about the coronavirus on 14 July
Top stories: Singapore's economy sinks into recession; restrictions are reimposed across Asia; and the WHO warns leaders over 'mixed messages'.
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COVID-19: What you need to know about the coronavirus on 13 July
Top stories: A new one-day global record number of cases, and millions of children 'may never' go back to school.
Global Health
COVID-19: What you need to know about the coronavirus on 9 July
Top stories: Global cases pass 12 million, Tokyo has a new daily record high, and Oxfam warns of a hunger crisis.
COVID-19
COVID-19: What you need to know about the coronavirus on 8 July
Top stories: California has recorded 10,000 cases in one day; the US agrees a $1.6 billion vaccine deal; and the WHO acknowledges 'emerging evidence' on airborne transmission.
Global Health
COVID-19: What you need to know about the coronavirus on 7 July
Top stories: India's death toll passes 20,000; Melbourne is going back into lockdown; and a study shows Spain has not yet established herd immunity.
COVID-19
COVID-19: What you need to know about coronavirus on 6 July
Top stories: Australia closes borders of two states for first time in a hundred years, India now third behind US and Brazil for confirmed COVID-19 cases, and WHO stops drugs trial.
COVID-19
COVID-19: What you need to know about coronavirus on 3 July
Top stories: Cases spike in Tokyo, masks are mandatory in Texas and the UK issues a list of reduced-risk countries whose visitors don't need to quarantine.
COVID-19
Will COVID-19 usher in a new culture of outdoor living and dining?
Could the pandemic kickstart a societal change where people take more time outside? A rise in active lifestyles has already been seen, with an influx of cycling in cities.
Philippines
'Are we going to swing to fascism?' Meet the journalist fighting for press freedom in the Philippines
Maria Ressa is on bail after being found guilty of cyber-libel in the Philippines. She spoke to the World Economic Forum about press freedom and the threat of misinformation.
COVID-19
COVID-19: What you need to know about coronavirus on 1 July
Top stories: Remdesivir handed out in South Korea, manufacturing boost in Asia, and US cases hit new record high.
Sustainable Development
This teenager has a plan to mobilize young people everywhere
YOUTHTOPIA is a new project from the teenage sisters behind Bye Bye Plastic Bags in Bali. It aims to train up a generation of changemakers and give them the tools to make a difference.
COVID-19
COVID-19: What you need to know about coronavirus on 30 June
Top stories: confirmed cases reach 10 million worldwide, some lockdowns are being reinstated, and the WHO warns that the pandemic is actually speeding up.
COVID-19
COVID-19: What you need to know about coronavirus on 26 June
Top stories: WHO warns of resurgence in Europe, Mexico's surge, and the true figure for US cases could be 10 times higher than reported.
COVID-19
COVID-19: What you need to know about coronavirus on 25 June
Top stories: The IMF has lowered its growth forecast, the UK starts human trials on a vaccine, and US governors order two-week quarantine for visitors from eight states.
COVID-19
COVID-19: What you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic on 24 June
Top stories: US warned of "disturbing surge" in cases, Latin America death toll passes 100,000 and the UK eases lockdown.