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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 ... -
Ireland extends coronavirus lockdown until May 5
Ireland extended its stay-at-home coronavirus restrictions until May 5, Prime Minister Leo Varadkar said on Friday, telling citizens they had ... -
UK PM Johnson able to do short walks, thanks medical staff for COVID-19 care
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has been able walk short distances as part of the care he is receiving to ... -
Congo reports first Ebola case in six weeks
The first case of Ebola in more than 50 days has been detected in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo, the ... -
WHO warns about dangers of premature lifting of COVID-19 restrictions
The World Health Organization (WHO) warned countries on Friday to be cautious about lifting restrictions introduced to curb the spread ... -
Italy's daily coronavirus death toll and new cases decline slightly
Deaths from the COVID-19 epidemic in Italy rose by 570 on Friday, down from 610 the day before, and the ... -
Russia launches criminal investigation after Prague removes Soviet military statue
Russia said on Friday it had opened a criminal investigation after Czech authorities dismantled the statue of a Soviet military ... -
Finland's emergency supply agency head quits over face mask purchase
The Finnish government said on Friday it has accepted the resignation of the head of the country’s emergency supply agency ... -
Japan may need to scale up measures to tackle coronavirus: WHO
Japan may have to ramp up its measures to tackle COVID-19 after cases have been found in some parts of ...
