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Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab has been designated to take over while the prime minister is in hospital, but the formal rules are unclear.

Europe’s response to the coronavirus has been “poor” and uncoordinated, and now is the time for “solidarity”, says Irish Prime Minister, Leo Varadkar.

If experiences of a decade of dialogue on the rule of law are any indication, Orbán is unlikely to be halted by diplomatic reminders about good practice during a pandemic.

The most senior Catholic to be found guilty of child sex abuse has had his conviction thrown out by Australia's top court.

Emmanuel Macron, Angela Merkel and Donald Trump are among many leaders to send the UK prime minister their good wishes after he was admitted to intensive care.

Widespread, and seemingly drastic, actions have been implemented to curb the COVID-19 pandemic in many countries of the Middle East, which has an estimated total of 82,000 confirmed cases and more than 3,600 deaths since early April.

The British prime minister, already in hospital for tests, was taken to intensive care after his condition worsenedt.

"While the health battle is far from over, some countries are now turning their attention to an exit strategy - and getting the economy back on track."

Most countries introduced time-limited emergency laws to respond to the coronavirus crisis. Except Hungary.

'It feels like this war is starting to tear the EU apart': Euronews' political editor Darren McCaffrey on how coronavirus is the bloc's greatest test.

Sweden has come under fire for not putting everyone on coronavirus lockdown but public health chiefs are standing firm.

The infection of a four-year-old tiger called Nadia is believed to be the first known infection in an animal in the US or a tiger anywhere.

While half of the world’s population remains on lockdown, Jair Bolsonaro is advocating for Brazilians to go back to work.

Countries that apply mandatory tuberculosis vaccination policies have been found to have fewer COVID-19 deaths, a new study has found.

Dogs can not only detect weapons and drugs with their strong sense of smell, but they can also sniff out disease - now they're being trained to smell coronavirus