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'We made it!': Father-and-son reunited after Italy lifts lockdown
Italy has begun easing its coronavirus lockdown, and after nearly two months of movement restrictions, millions of Italians can now finally venture out to go to work or meet family and friends. Our journalist Alessio Dell'anna took us along for his first day of newfound freedom in Milan.
Poland holds scaled down Constitution Day celebrations
Poland has held scaled-down National Flag day and Constitution day celebrations amidst Coronavirus pandemic.
Moscovites fleeing to dachas to escape pandemic get hostile reception
"They tell me to go away, they call me a coronavirus infection, how can they treat me in such a way," cries out Natalya during her Facebook live. Natalya’s life turned into a nightmare at the end of March.
Life after lockdown: Will Europe's cities become greener?
The lockdowns have accelerated much deeper changes that were already underway in our cities, in particular, the drive to push cars out of key areas.
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Russian PM tests positive for COVID-19 as infections exceed 100,000
Russian Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin has called on citizens to stay at home after he tested positive for COVID-19.
COVID-19: Boris Johnson promises UK lockdown exit plan next week
The UK Prime Minister said five key tests must be met to ease lockdowns, to avoid a second spike in coronavirus cases.
EU could use long-term budget to solve North/South divide -- thinktank
The European Union could use its seven-year budgetary plan to tackle inequalities that have been exacerbated by the COVID-19 pandemic, leading European thinktank Bruegel says.
World economy 'unlikely to recover to pre-pandemic levels before 2022'
The world economy is unlikely to return to pre-pandemic levels before 2022 at the earliest, the Dutch banking group ING has warned.
Germany's COVID-19 infection rate rises after lockdown lifted
Authorities say the “R” factor, which measures the average number of people that an infected person contaminates, is now close to the limit of what is manageable.
'Profoundly disrespectful': Doctor's ire over pandemic study findings
Four years ago, the UK held an exercise to test the country’s readiness to face a flu pandemic. Now the government is declining to release details of what was learnt, angering doctors.
Airbus crisis reveals 'devastating' impact of coronavirus pandemic
Airbus has written to its employees to warn that more cuts in production are on the way as it struggles to cope with the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic.
'There's a better way of judging countries on their COVID-19 response'
Comparing countries on daily COVID-19 deaths is not the most accurate way of assessing performance, a professor has told Euronews.
'Families are really struggling': London food bank sees fivefold surge
"This kind of thing, a crisis like this, it impacts the poorest people the hardest, it always does," said the founder of a London food bank. "And it’s just not right, it’s not fair."
COVID-19: Italian town prints own 'currency' to support local business
The banknotes depict images of the church, the public swimming pool or the statue of the Virgin Mary. Every two weeks, businesses return the banknotes to the municipal administration and obtain the corresponding amount in euros.
Coronavirus: Worst is over in Spain, authorities say
"We have indeed overcome the toughest phase, the most critical phase of the disease," government spokeswoman Maria Jesus Montero told a news briefing.
Coronavirus latest: Trump says disinfectant comments were sarcasm
Medical experts have hit out at US President Donald Trump after he floated the idea of injecting disinfectant into the body to fight COVID-19.
Coronavirus latest: EU agrees aid package for member states
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Europe's COVID-19 death toll passes 100,000
Europe's COVID-19 death toll passes 100,000, while Spain, Italy and France show signs of 'improvement'
Africa will be next epicentre of coronavirus, says WHO
The World Health Organization says the number of known coronavirus cases in Africa has risen by 51 percent.
It's a myth that life is going on as normal in Sweden, says government
Sweden defends its coronavirus response by saying it's a myth that life is going on as normal.