11 April 2020 | Euronews
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Germany Coronavirus pandemic 'test of our humanity,' German president says "No, this pandemic is not a war. Nations do not oppose other nations nor soldiers against other soldiers. It is a test of our humanity," German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier said in a rare address. -
No Comment Robot drummers and posters take to the stands for Taiwan's baseball season Taiwan's domestic baseball league had robots and mannequins in the stands. -
United Kingdom 'Coronavirus will not overcome us': Queen gives first Easter address "We know that Coronavirus will not overcome us," Queen Elizabeth II said in her first Easter address. -
No Comment Nesting season begins for penguins at US aquarium A Chicago aquarium is sharing penguin mating season online, as the birds find partners and materials to nest with. -
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Italy Happy couple ties the knot in Rome despite coronavirus lockdown Only witnesses and a City Hall official were allowed into Saturday morning's ceremony in Italy's capital — and everyone wore masks -
World News First results published on coronavirus drug treatment show promise, but more information is needed More than half of 53 severely ill COVID-19 patients treated with remdesivir showed improvement, but further information needed to determine its potential, experts say. -
Russia Moscow coronavirus shutdown extended as mayor warns: 'things are getting worse' Sergey Sobyanin says that the number of people in Russia's capital admitted to hospital with COVID-19 has risen from 500 to 1,300 per day. -
USA Half a million infected in US as daily death toll passes 2,000 The US is currently the most impacted by the global pandemic with more than half a million confirmed cases of the virus, according to a Johns Hopkins University count. -
Ecotech Flying electric cars have landed and there will be races in late 2020 With women among the pilots, this is set to be the Formula 1 for flying electric cars. -
Turkey Coronavirus: Turkey's last-minute two-day curfew brings thousands to streets Istanbul residents surged to convenience stores before the government clarified that 'essential services' would remain open.