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We look at Europe's week trying to deal with the coronavirus pandemic.
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Euronews invited two experts to answer your coronavirus questions. They covered a lot, from lockdown to masks and vaccines to hydroxychloroquine.
Swedish government granted special powers to curb coronavirus outbreak
Sweden's parliament has approved a bill that will grant the government special powers to contain the coronavirus outbreak as death toll rises
Trainee doctor slayed as domestic violence reports jump amid lockdown
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'Now is not the time': Global alarm as Trump halts US funds to WHO
The United States is the WHO's largest single donor – and governments and health experts worry that by suspending funding, it could jeopardise efforts to stop the coronavirus pandemic.
Japanese cities empty after government toughens coronavirus measures
Police have been out in force on the streets of the Japanese capital to ensure people comply with toughened new measures against the spread of coronavirus.
Explaining the need for social distancing using ping pong balls
Experts have been getting creative in trying to explain how contagious COVID-19 is and why it is important to practice social distancing.
Analysis: Is Hungary dumping democracy amid coronavirus crisis?
Most countries introduced time-limited emergency laws to respond to the coronavirus crisis. Except Hungary.
Classic European cycling race to be held virtually this year
Thirteen cycling professionals will cycle more like hamsters on wheels than riders on their bikes in a virtual race.
Italian doctor treats coronavirus patients at home
One Italian oncologist has shown how to ease pressure on intensive care beds in hospitals by treating people at home.
Why gardening should be your go-to quarantine activity
One expert is urging people to get into gardening as a way of relaxing amid the coronavirus pandemic.
Companies race to churn out masks and ventilators amid COVID-19 pandem
As governments scramble to buy the masks and ventilators they need to fight the coronavirus pandemic, companies trying to keep up with demand are facing logistical challenges.
COVID-19 survivors bring hope and purpose to Spanish hospital workers
Spain is among the countries worst hit by the coronavirus crisis, but the number of patients recovering from COVID-19 far outnumbers the casualties. Among them are thousands of hospital workers now returning to the frontline to fight the pandemic.
COVID-19: Vienna residents visit Plague Column to ask for protection
Vienna's Plague Column, erected after the Great Plague of 1679, has become a site of pilgrimage as the country battles the COVID-19 pandemic.
Coronavirus in Europe: France's daily death toll doubles in a week
France said that 499 people had died from COVID-19 in 24 hours, a grim new record for the country.
Covid-19 volunteers - the people helping others get through the crisis
The coronavirus pandemic has led to an army of volunteer across Europe helping the vulnerable cope with the crisis
Parts of Italy struggle to cope with the volume of COVID-19 deaths
Some towns in Italy are running out of space to store coffins as the sheer volume of COVID-19 deaths overwhelms morgues and funeral services.
COVID-19: More countries impose lockdown measures
Ireland toughens up its measures to help stop the spread of the new coronavirus, whilst Russia sends out mixed messages.
What we know and don't know about the COVID-19 coronavirus
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WHO lists key actions to slow COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic
The WHO said on Wednesday that 16,000 have already died of the COVID-19 coronavirus worldwide and that how many more will die will be determined by the actions taken by countries now.