Europe

Experts largely point to the success of a severe and lengthy lockdown, combined with a collective trauma

Cases seen in September 'should serve as a wake-up call for all of us,' says WHO regional director

51,000 cases were reported on Friday by WHO Europe in 55 countries, which is more than the highest peak in April

Air pollution in Europe contributes to more than 400,000 premature deaths each year

Campaign was held in Wolverhampton, Walsall, Derby and Nottingham

The number of cases of Covid-19 has been rising steadily since the end of lockdown in June

Region nearing six-million-case mark

Some US consumers resort to fashioning home-made pools out of metal livestock tanks despite health, safety concerns

Coronavirus cases force agonising trade-offs between lives, financial health

Trade groups are bracing for an escalation of the row in the autumn

People are adopting healthy habits and taking precautions to avoid illness-transmission

French company’s aircraft to leave Islamabad for Paris on July 23 with over 200 passengers

Protests, seminars, conferences and debates will be arranged in different cities

'They could at least, if they were serious, I think, call them out,' says senior US diplomat David Schenker

Turkish Airlines will reduce freight charges on shipments from Pakistan

In an effort to close its digital gap with the rest of Europe, Italy has been pushing for a unified network

Several European nations voice concern, urge Israel to stick with two-state solution

Remdesivir is in high demand after the medicine helped to shorten hospital recovery times in a clinical trial

FM speaks with EU official, seeks reversal of Europe ban on national carrier

As Germany, Italy and Portugal bet on smaller, local shutdowns to prevent a new surge of virus infections

World Health Organisation warns that several European countries will also face dangerous upticks

EASO sees growing trend in 2020 despite 87% recent drop caused by Covid-19 crisis

European countries have been giving medics crash courses in how to deal with Covid-19 patients

DNA sequencing of the virus showed the latest outbreak could have come from Europe, says epidemiologist

Spain will allow no foreign tourists until June 21

For any infectious respiratory disease, mass events could be a major route of transmission, says EU health official

Wide-scale lockdowns including shop and school closures have reduced Covid-19 transmission rates in Europe

With statistics from COVID-19 having stabilized, country looks to getting back on track

New data from Scotland brought the toll to 50,059, a dire milestone for Prime Minister Boris Johnson

Covid-19 has wreaked havoc with supply chains and quashed demand due to lockdowns

Losses elsewhere in Asia shallower than in Hong Kong

Covid-19 exposes euro zone frailties, cements US Fed’s role as lender

Two top epidemiologists cautioned that human immunity against Covid-19 may not last that long

Bourses in Britain, Germany and France recover some of last week’s losses

Anti-government protest gaining momentum in one of Spain’s wealthiest neighbourhoods

Looks at 115 different therapeutics, or treatments, for the virus, which has killed nearly 300,000 globally

'People are being careful not to touch the books too much, they can but they must use (sanitising) gel each time'

US, Canada, Latin America and the Caribbean have more than 1.8 million reported Covid-19 cases

Tourism is among hardest hit by global outbreak that has grounded nearly all travel

As the world grapples with a fearsome enemy that has killed 277,000 people and sickened more than 3.7 million

British PM expected to make a speech on Sunday easing lockdown restrictions

Death toll is also very slow, nearing 10,000 deaths for region as a whole, Asia represents just 4% of global deaths

Covid-19 has killed nearly 250,000 people around the world -- more than 140,000 of them in Europe

With death and infection rates slowing and economies in ruins, some European countries decided it was time to test

The system would include asking citizens to download a smartphone app as well as traditional ways of tracing

Health minister urges the public to be patient and not violate lockdown measures as the death toll reaches 261

Volkswagen resumes production amid uncertain demand

Temperatures across Europe have been 2C hotter during last five years than they were in latter half of 19th century

Influenza, which each year kills hundreds of thousands of people worldwide, all but vanished in Europe

World's top health body vows to issue a six-steps guidance before easing any sort of restrictions