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Moscow to introduce passes for travel around the city during lockdown
Moscow’s mayor Sergei Sobyanin said on Friday that the city would begin to gradually introduce a system of passes next ... -
UK government functioning efficiently without PM Johnson: health minister
The British government is functioning efficiently in the absence of Prime Minister Boris Johnson who is recovering in hospital from ... -
First Ebola case in Congo in 50 days, dashing hopes that outbreak over
Democratic Republic of Congo recorded its first case of Ebola in more than 50 days, the government said on Friday, ... -
Exclusive: Inside Trump's standoff with South Korea over defense costs
When U.S. Defense Secretary Mark Esper rang his South Korean counterpart this week, he pressed for a deal quickly on ... -
In epicentre of French virus outbreak, medical workers believe peak has passed
As head of the urgent cases team in the Mulhouse ambulance service, Marc Noizet has been at the eye of ... -
Pope prays for sick at Good Friday service scaled back by coronavirus
Pope Francis prostrated himself on the floor of an empty St. Peter’s Basilica on Friday to pray at a “Passion ... -
French coronavirus death toll up by nearly 1,000 in a day: ministry
The number of people who have died from coronavirus infection in France jumped by nearly 1,000 to 13,197 but the ... -
Deaths soar at Britain's care homes as COVID-19 stalks elderly
Thousands of care homes across Britain were locked down last month to stop COVID-19 from spreading among their frail and ... -
NATO mission in Kosovo reports first COVID-19 case
A member of the NATO-led peacekeeping mission in Kosovo has tested positive with the new coronavirus, the mission said in ... -
Irish PM says 'fervent hope' is to ease virus restrictions after May 5
The Irish government’s “fervent hope” is to gradually ease coronavirus restrictions on movement and economic activity after May 5, but ...
