Indian-origin COVID-19 patients face higher death risk in England: Report

The results also reveal that for all ethnicities, males have a higher rate of death from the virus than females

Lesson not learned: Europe unprepared as 2nd virus wave hits

Record high daily infections have made clear that Europe never really crushed the COVID-19 curve as hoped, after springtime lockdowns

Founded in 1961, the UN organisation helped 97 million people last year, distributing 15 billion rations to people in 88 countries last year

Although Finland scores highly in gender equality comparisons, women are still heavily under-represented in technology firms and boardrooms

The Kremlin critic said his health had improved and that doctors were surprised by the speed of his recovery

Johnson is under pressure over his handling of the pandemic as his government’s response has been cast by opponents as poorly organised

R-Pharm’s announcement is another sign Russia is pushing hard to take a global lead in the race against the virus

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson said it was inevitable that the country would see a second wave of the coronavirus

The ability to correctly identify positive cases is at 94.4% and a specificity – correctly identifying those without the disease – at 100%

Minsk prevented the deployment of OSCE election observers by not inviting them and has ignored repeated offers by the OSCE chairman to visit