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European stocks stable after Hong Kong sell-off
Losses elsewhere in Asia shallower than in Hong Kong
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A crisis that has blunted euro’s global profile
Covid-19 exposes euro zone frailties, cements US Fed’s role as lender
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Some signs children may not transmit Covid-19, two UK epidemiologists say
Two top epidemiologists cautioned that human immunity against Covid-19 may not last that long
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European shares rise on loosening lockdowns
Bourses in Britain, Germany and France recover some of last week’s losses
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Spain reports slight rise in Covid-19 cases, deaths
Anti-government protest gaining momentum in one of Spain’s wealthiest neighbourhoods
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Coronavirus vaccine possible in about a year, says EU agency
Looks at 115 different therapeutics, or treatments, for the virus, which has killed nearly 300,000 globally
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Bookstores fight for survival after coronavirus lockdown
'People are being careful not to touch the books too much, they can but they must use (sanitising) gel each time'
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Americas pass Europe in number of coronavirus cases
US, Canada, Latin America and the Caribbean have more than 1.8 million reported Covid-19 cases
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EU plans to restart travel and tourism
Tourism is among hardest hit by global outbreak that has grounded nearly all travel
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Solemn Europe to mark WWII anniversary despite virus damage
As the world grapples with a fearsome enemy that has killed 277,000 people and sickened more than 3.7 million
