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Bracing for carnage: Countries seeing an explosion of new Covid-19 cases
Most countries are returning to normal. But in others, it's only just beginning.
Most countries are returning to normal. But in others, it's only just beginning.
New York Times: Officers shoot without restraint, protected by bosses and politicians.
There have been more worldwide infections in the past 24 hours than ever before.
New York Times: Much of Latin America's pain is unfolding far from global view.
Brazil has emerged as Latin America's epicentre for Covid-19.
Medical officials warn hospital systems are overwhelmed and on the verge of collapse.
Christ donned a stethoscope in a spectacular 700m tribute to Brazil's healthcare workers.
New York Times: Developing nations cannot find enough materials and equipment.
The president has the most dismissive position of any major world leader over Covid-19.
Ministry seeks answers in two days on coping with possible school closures.
US announcement comes as Europe becomes epicentre of pandemic, WHO says.
Brazilian aide has tested positive for coronavirus days after standing next to Trump.
'Now we will see how this virus behaves in a tropical country in the middle of summer.'
Rafting incident south of Manapouri claims the life of father-of-two Joel Palmeira.
New York Times: The police killed an average of 17 people every day in Brazil last year.
Transgender dancer fulfils a dream of feminine beauty nearly three decades old.
Rio is a surreal city, but its airport is modern and easy to navigate.
New York Times: Deforestation in the Amazon has soared under President Jair Bolsonaro.
Times: Meet the police and indigenous people fighting for their lives and their land.
New York Times: To some the smoke of Brazil's rainforest fires is the smell of money.
Teen accused of bludgeoning pregnant sister to death before cutting out her baby.
Paraplegic facing deportation calls for more humane immigration policy.
A paraplegic's plea to the Immigration Minister.
Border refusal for Malaysians and Brazilians more of a worry than China, ex-minister says.
The Tembe people fear for their lives and their way of life in Brazil's rainforest.
One of most famous voices in rock music has broken his usual silence on things political.
New York Times: Nightmare scenario could see much of the rainforest erased from the Earth.