Coronavirus: an enemy with many allies at home
Plastic and stainless steel surfaces are some of the biggest enemies we face in trying to combat COVID-19, scientists say
Rapid virus spread pushes cases past half a million
The coronavirus pandemic has now infected 500,000 people, ravaged the global economy and confined billions to their homes
Anguish as Europe learns to cope with new way of death
Across Europe, grieving families are having to cope with the additional trauma of draconian restrictions to stop the spread of the coronavirus
EU leaders vow to protect economy from virus threat
EU leaders have sought to reassure business and markets they will do what it takes to protect the bloc’s economy from the effects of the deadly coronavirus epidemic
‘Stay at home’: Italy’s quarantine rules
Italians have been told to stay at home as quarantine measures are extended to the whole country to stop the spread of the coronavirus
EU ministers urge members to share anti-virus gear
Smaller EU member states hit out on Friday after Germany, France and the Czech Republic blocked the export of some medical supplies that could help slow the coronavirus outbreak
Blip or bust: coronavirus economic impact still in doubt
Financial markets have shuddered as the coronavirus outbreak spreads worldwide, but analysts doubt it will plunge the global economy into a crisis
World failed to learn SARS lessons for coronavirus fight: experts
The coronavirus outbreak has exposed a lack of global research on ways to combat the spread of infectious diseases, experts say
Coronavirus: Europe readies plans for worst-case scenario
From calling in the army to requisitioning hospital beds, European nations are drawing up emergency plans should the coronavirus outbreak reach pandemic proportions
Pandemic: what does it mean and does it matter?
When does an epidemic become a pandemic? As the new coronavirus spreads across the globe, what does the designation mean to world healthcare systems?
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