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Wang is used to job hunting in China.

Friday marks 75 years since the end of World War II in Europe. A date that would traditionally have been commemorated with pomp and pageantry, May 8 this year will be celebrated very differently.

Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison has announced a three-step plan to reopen the country's economy by July, as the government begins winding down social distancing measures intended to stop the spread of coronavirus.

Sheryl Sandberg, Facebook COO and LeanIn.Org founder, explains how the pandemic is exacerbating women's inequality at home and at work and how employers can help fix that.

While the rest of the world continues to grapple with the coronavirus pandemic, one continent has managed to remain entirely free of the infection.

When Flavio Ramos was wheeled into the hospital room, he was gasping for air and slipping in and out of consciousness. So it was his son, Arturo, who first noticed the bodies.

It wasn't long ago that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu had Israel's High Court firmly in his crosshairs. His bloc of right-wing and religious allies, too, would consistently hammer away at the court. One minister accused it of "impertinence" and "contempt." A deputy minister said it was trying to establish a "judicial dictatorship." There were frequent calls to simply ignore court rulings.

At least five people have died from a gas leak at a Indian chemical plant, with another 150 hospitalized and hundreds more potentially affected, authorities confirmed Thursday.

Since 2011, Stan Hays has helped bring more than 3 million free barbecue meals to communities hit by natural disasters.

Google's parent company is abandoning a controversial plan to turn Toronto's waterfront into a futuristic neighborhood.

Angela Merkel doesn't give big speeches. The German Chancellor addresses her nation once a year, in a pre-recorded New Year's message. When she decided to update German citizens about the coronavirus outbreak in March, it was the first unscheduled televised address she had given in almost 15 years of leadership.

The UK economy is heading for its worst crash in more than 300 years because of the coronavirus pandemic, according to a new forecast from the Bank of England.

Last year, America's biggest chain restaurants went all in on breakfast. Now, with people stuck at home because of the coronavirus pandemic, it's one on the industry's worst-performing segments.

Architects are -- sometimes to their dismay -- confined by the limits of engineering. In turn, engineers are confined by the limits of physics.

Goodbye, breakfast buffets and bellhop service. Hello, temperature screening and keyless check-in.

Some of the first indications of Covid-19 in Europe seemed to hit in February. But a group of doctors in Paris have re-checked old samples and found that one patient they treated in December for pneumonia, actually had Covid-19. CNN's Melissa Bell speaks with that patient, Amirouche Hammar.

Underwater turbines could help ease Australia's dependence on fossil fuels.

This is supposed to be a busy time of year for Bollywood. School exams are over and Hollywood's summer blockbusters are typically still a couple of months away, making it the perfect time to release India's big spring flicks.