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The Statistics are presented related to the clean air presented in New Delhi with comparison to pollution.

The article examines how the devastation brought by the Covid-19 pandemic in several U.S. cities and regions compares with historical events. It mentions about homicides in Chicago in August 2016; Flu season in New York City, New York in January 2011; Chicago heat wave in July 1995; and Flu season in Seattle, Washington in January 2017.

The article reports on travel restrictions across the world to stop the outbreak of coronavirus pandemic and mentions increase in cases of virus clustered around seafood market in Wuhan, China.

The article reports on the protests in Hong Kong, China fueled by poor living conditions and low minimum wage as mainland China grows its power in the autonomous region. Topics discussed include the struggle of residents to pay for house or apartment rentals amid increasing housing prices, proposed bill governing extradition of criminal suspects to mainland China, and government policies that favor commercial property developers and the elite instead of affordable public housing program.

The article informs that the people of Hong Kong, China marched into the streets on June 23, 2019 protesting a proposed extradition bill and calling for the city's leader to step down.

The article reports on the national security law passed in Hong Kong on June 30, 2020 that limits free speech in the country.

The article focuses on a Chinese province near Russia, had cut its count of confirmed coronavirus cases by more than a dozen; and mentions that nearly 15,000 new cases and 242 new deaths were recorded in a single day.

The article discusses that nearly four months of pro-democracy protests have rocked Hong Kong, China. It mentions that the police have arrested more than 1,500 people and fired at least 2,000 rounds of tear gas. It notes that government refused to back down, and the mass demonstrations morphed into a broader movement about political reforms.

The article reports that Italy made slow progress toward containing its severe coronavirus outbreak and mentions that the number of cases of the virus has increased under nationwide lockdown. Topics discussed include several people in Italy tested positive for the coronavirus, views of Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte on efforts made for the same and closure of schools and ban of sporting events.

The article focuses on covert Chinese Twitter accounts or trolls aimed at spreading misinformation against the protesters in Hong Kong, China. Topics covered include number of troll accounts removed by Twitter due to their part in the effort to undermine the antigovernment protests in Hong Kong, features of the state-directed Tweet campaigns against Hong Kong protests and findings of the report from Australian Strategic Policy Institute on the disinformation offensive from China.

The article reports on the extent of the coronavirus outbreaks in some countries, and their efforts to slow the spread of the virus. These include Italy, which put restrictions in place and shut down basically all commercial activities, South Korea which has introduced aggressive awareness campaigns, and Iran which cancelled schools until mid-April 2020.

The article discusses research drawing picture of behaviour of pathogens from outbreak of coronavirus across China and mentions raised public health concerns due to the virus. Topics disucssed include death of several people due to the spreading of the virus, symptoms to appear after person is infected which can be important for prevention and control and incubation period of several days.

The article reports that satellite-tracking data in Boeing 737 Max jets from aerospace firm Boeing has been cited by regulator of Canada and U.S. and mentions similarities between crash involving plane in Ethiopia.

The article offers information on thousands of people flooded on the streets to protest racism and police violence in response to George Floyd 's death in the custody of Minneapolis police officers.

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The article reports on the results of local elections in Hong Kong in November 2019, particularly the victory of pro-democracy candidates. Topics include the increasingly violent demonstrations in the semiautonomous Chinese region, the number of elected seats won by pro-democracy candidates, and the possible impact of the election on China's central government.

The article provides information on the actions of bystanders such as Abdul Aziz attempting to stop the gunman who carried out a massacre at the Al Noor Mosque and Linwood Mosque in Christchurch, New Zealand.

The article reports that Dennis A. Muilenburg, chief executive of aerospace company Boeing, made a personal appeal to U.S. President Donald Trump and expressed his confidence in the safety of the 737 Max 8 jets. Topics discussed include the decision by the European Union to suspend all flight operations of the Boeing 737 Max 8 model, accidents around the world involving the model and the close ties of Boeing with the U.S. government.

The article focuses on the challenges facing American space giant Boeing after more than a dozen of airlines as well as the governments of China and Indonesia grounded the 737 Max 8 in response to a deadly plane crash in Ethiopia involving the model. Topics covered include the ongoing investigation to determine the cause of the crash and whether the plane is safe to fly, the decline in the shares of the company amidst the pressure, and concern of pilots over the plane's airworthiness.

The article offers information related to the efforts of Chinese Government to limit spread of coronavirus by expand restrictions on travel to China.