Coronavirus outbreak in China

As federal, state and local governments increasingly contemplate big tech and mass surveillance as a tool to combat the spread of the deadly virus, we must guard against surveillance opportunists who will endanger public health and the health of our democracy.

Senegal's government says it can't afford to bring home its citizens studying in China.

Chinese officials and state media have deplored the social media comments by the US President.

WHO expert acknowledged that "people are confused" about the virus.

The satellites of the European Copernicus agency have registered an unusual drop in nitrogen dioxide levels, due to the COVID-19 outbreak.

The Geneva Motor Show was among the victims as Swiss authorities banned all gatherings of more than 1,000 people.

Plenty of companies are still doing deals in Barcelona despite MWC2020 being cancelled because of COVID-19 coronavirus.

Austria stopped a train at the border on Sunday evening after being informed by Italian authorities that two passengers had a fever.

The Iranian government has denied the claim.

It comes after Russia temporarily banned Chinese people from entering its territory earlier this week.

As Chinese authorities confirm a hospital director tasked with fighting coronavirus outbreak has died from the virus, here is the latest.

Europe is working with China to meet a shortfall in protective equipment amid fears of a global shortage of medicines and masks.

As some media outlets and social media users suggested that sulphur dioxide levels around Wuhan and Chongqing could be extremely high because of unusual activity at the cities crematoria, Euronews explains why it is unfounded.

A Russian woman who escaped her coronavirus quarantine by climbing out of a hospital window said conditions in the facility were unsanitary.

MS Westerdam departed Hong Hong on February 1 with 1,455 guests and 802 crew — but it was turned away from four ports.

How is COVID-19 transmitted? How has Europe responded to the outbreak? Euronews answers your questions.

About 100 people living in a Hong Kong apartment complex in the same unit but on different floors were quarantined over fears that the new strain of coronavirus could be transmitted through pipes in the building.

The language to describe the virus is adding fuel to the fires of fear that are burning in countries with confirmed cases. Phrases such as “deadly virus,” “public health emergency” and “outbreak” mirror the scripts of disaster movies rather than real life.