The Latest Breaking News from Covid-19

India continued to report over 3,000 COVID cases for the second day in a row with 3,095 new infections in the last 24 hours, Union Ministry of Health and Family Welfare said on Friday. Read further on Dynamite News:

In part two of our sit down with the Queen's Park manager, he reflects on his time in the Indian Super League and how his own experience shaped his…

Here's a quick wrap of the COVID-19 news and case numbers from each Australian jurisdiction from the past week.

CHANDIGARH: Even as there has been a sharp rise in Covid-19 caseload, the number of people being tested for the virus — crucial to early detection and isolation of infected people — remains low in Punjab. The state has sufficient testing capacity. It has been witnessing a steady growth in…

Novak Djokovic looks set to appear at the 2023 US Open after the United States Senate passed a bill to end COVID-19 restrictions. The 22-time grand slam

The annual event, which faced years of Covid disruption, will not return in 2023

Market turmoil and Covid outbreaks almost wipe out earnings for a conglomerate also mired in a debt crisis

Chris Elliott, Professor of Food Safety and Microbiology, believes recent pressures including coronavirus and Brexit means companies may be more likely to cut corners

AP Executive Editor Julie Pace interviewed Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy as Zelenskyy visited the southeastern city of Zaporizhzhia, which still faces regular shelling from Russian forces, and northern towns in the Sumy region that were liberated shortly after the war began a year ago.

During the COVID-19 pandemic, Ontario’s Ministry of Children, Community and Social Services placed a moratorium on its child welfare policy that requires youth to leave foster care and group homes once they turn 18. At the same time, the province committed to a child welfare redesign to strengthen support for…

Tasmania's health department reveals it is sitting on a $22.8 million stockpile of "unusable" personal protective equipment purchased during the COVID pandemic — with the government taking legal action against a supplier of faulty face masks.