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Virus deaths reach 375,000 as Latin America struggles
World 6 years ago

Virus deaths reach 375,000 as Latin America struggles

The global death toll from the coronavirus topped 375,000 on Tuesday as the disease continued to tear through Latin America, but in Europe the return to normality gathered pace with the French heading back to their beloved cafes and restaurants.
Looking in, looking out: World emerges from lockdown with mixed feelings
World 6 years ago

Looking in, looking out: World emerges from lockdown with mixed feelings

As much of the world begins to emerge from lockdown, people are looking back at time spent cut off from friends, family and colleagues by the coronavirus and forward to what happens next.
EU must play global role in virus crisis, says Merkel
World 6 years ago

EU must play global role in virus crisis, says Merkel

German Chancellor Angela Merkel on Wednesday said the European Union should take more global responsibility in the coronavirus crisis, especially as ties with the United States were currently "difficult".
Coronavirus infections top 5 million worldwide
World 6 years ago

Coronavirus infections top 5 million worldwide

Global infections from the novel coronavirus passed five million on Thursday as cases surged in Latin America, signs of normal life returned to parts of Europe and the US and China kept up their blame game over the pandemic. 
What we don’t know about coronavirus origins might kill us
World 6 years ago

What we don’t know about coronavirus origins might kill us

Deciphering the creation story of SARS-CoV-2, as the virus now rampaging around the globe is known, is a crucial step toward arresting a pandemic that’s killed 270,000-plus and triggered what could be the worst economic collapse since the Great Depression.
China supports WHO-led review of global pandemic response
World 6 years ago

China supports WHO-led review of global pandemic response

China said Friday it supports a World Health Organization-led review into the global response to the coronavirus outbreak, but only "after the pandemic is over".
Australia sets plan to end most COVID-19 restrictions by July
World 6 years ago

Australia sets plan to end most COVID-19 restrictions by July

Australia looks to restart economy after COVID-19 shutdown.
Grim economic data reveals virus devastation
World 6 years ago

Grim economic data reveals virus devastation

A new raft of bleak economic data laid bare the crippling worldwide impact of the coronavirus pandemic on Thursday, as hard-hit Europe moved to further ease lockdown measures in a bid to get people back to work.
Brave new world: Could pandemic lead to positive change?
World 6 years ago

Brave new world: Could pandemic lead to positive change?

In Britain, as elsewhere, the crisis has shone a light on the plight of underpaid delivery drivers, teachers, nurses and other key workers who have been vital to the response.
US jobless claims begin decline, but still high at 3.2 million
World 6 years ago

US jobless claims begin decline, but still high at 3.2 million

Unemployed US workers filed 3.2 million new claims for jobless benefits last week as the coronavirus pandemic continued to ravage the world's largest economy, but there is evidence the tsunami of layoffs is ebbing.

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