A top official says police can open fire on "violent radicals" protesting against the government.
Image copyright Barcroft Media The Chinese city of Qingdao is testing its entire population of nine million people for Covid-19 over a period of five days.
The mass testing comes after a dozen cases were found linked back to a hospital treating coronavirus patients arriving from overseas.
In May, China tested the entire city of Wuhan - home to 11 million people and the epicentre of the global pandemic.
The country has largely brought the virus under
Image copyright Reuters Top US government scientist Anthony Fauci has said an edited clip of him used in a Trump campaign ad is misleading.
It shows Dr Fauci saying he "can't imagine that anybody could be doing more" to fight Covid-19, suggesting he is speaking about President Trump.
However, Dr Fauci was talking about himself and other medical officials.
The infectious diseases expert has previously clashed with Mr
Image copyright Reuters US President Donald Trump's pick for a Supreme Court vacancy will tell senators that she will judge legal cases impartially "whatever my own preferences might be".
Amy Coney Barrett, a conservative jurist, faces a four-day confirmation hearing in the Senate next week.
If approved, Judge Barrett will replace liberal Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, who died recently at 87.
Judge Barrett's nomination for the role has
Researchers find SARS-Cov-2 survives for longer than thought - but only under certain conditions.
The posters described China's leader as a "bat man", but the artist says no offence was intended.
Police are accused of using brutal tactics at another Sunday rally against President Lukashenko.
Police say at least 40 people armed with metal bars attacked the building, causing damage to windows and cars.
A defence expert explains why a new missile displayed at a military parade is a threat to the US.
It comes after footage of federal officers killing a man was shared online, sparking unrest.