Brazil

Prosecutors announced charges against the politician and 10 other people including her six children and one granddaughter for their roles in the murder.

Others postulate that the human immune system can possibly react differently during a live outbreak such as the 2019 novel coronavirus.

Speaking at an event, Bolsonaro accused journalists of "malevolence" and "debauchery," and added that they were "fat-asses" at high risk from the new virus.

The reporter was part of a group that met Bolsonaro after his regular Sunday visit to the Metropolitan Cathedral in Brasilia.

Carrefour said the man had received first aid and that emergency responders' instructions were not to move the body.

With much of the world caught in a cycle of dispiriting outbreaks and economically crushing lockdowns, all eyes are on the race for a vaccine.

It will be just the second country to cross that grim threshold, after the United States, where the death toll is now over 150,000.

Fresh clusters have been reported in countries that had previously brought their outbreaks under control.

The announcement came five days after president Jair Bolsonaro said he was over his illness and had resumed his normal work routine.

Even with efforts in place to contain the virus, COVID-19 has killed more than 661,000 people around the world.

WHO says Brazil and India had recently reported highest daily increases, while figures remain worryingly high in the US and South Africa.

The president spent nearly 20 days self-isolating at his official residence in the capital Brasilia, the Alvorada Palace.

Brazil had finally reached a plateau, urging the country to use the opportunity to "take control."

Brazil is the second-hardest-hit country in the coronavirus pandemic, after the United States.

British media reported Thursday that an Oxford University trial had shown its prototype vaccine generated an immune response against COVID-19.

Bolsonaro said he is not experiencing symptoms and that his use of the anti-malarial drug hydroxychloroquine is working.

The result of the test, which is scheduled for Tuesday, 'should be out in a few hours,' said Bolsonaro.

Trump called for students to return to their schools in the fall and lashed the CDC for issuing guidance that he said was too restrictive.

The far-right leader has caused huge controversy in Brazil for repeatedly flouting lockdown measures in place to curb the spread of the virus.

Local media said the 65-year-old Bolsonaro had cleared his schedule for the week.

The program will begin with 'local and national publications in Germany, Australia and Brazil' and is set to expand to more countries soon.

The European Union was considering blocking US travellers as it reopens its borders to tourism.

France took its biggest step yet back to normality by allowing millions of children to return to school.

Around 100 flights from European countries landed at Spain's airports.

The crisis could provoke the region's "worst recession in history."

Elsewhere around the globe, clusters of infection were growing as governments relaxed restrictions.

President Jair Bolsonaro's government had stopped publishing the total number of deaths from the new coronavirus Friday.

In total, the cyberattack affected 11 Honda plants -- including five in the US, according to local media reports.

The announcement was made by the Brazilian Health Regulatory Agency (ANVISA), which will see 2,000 volunteers join the clinical trials.

As of 1900 GMT, a total of 400,581 deaths were recorded worldwide.