Newsweek
"We're not at the plateau anymore, but we're still not in a good position," the governor said during his office's latest coronavirus news briefing on Sunday.
Asia Times
Economic events (ATF) Financial markets will monitor the pace of economies reopening across the world with corporate earnings visibility influencing bottom-up analysis as the results season unfolds…
While people aged 70 or older feature prominently in the mortality data, the first death of someone aged under 50 has been reported.
The Straits Times
MADRID (BLOOMBERG) - The coronavirus pandemic showed the first signs of easing in Europe as Italy, Spain and France, the region's hardest-hit countries, reported the smallest increases in fatalities in weeks and Germany prepared to jump-start commercial life again.. Read more at straitstimes.com.
The Christian Science Monitor
While smaller European countries are starting to reopen, the threat of a second wave of the coronavirus has them treading carefully.
U.S death toll hits 40,000, negotiators were close in on deal for struggling small businesses. Some states are relax restrictions. The latest news.
NPR.org
More than 32,000 new cases of COVID-19 were reported in the U.S. on Saturday, as the nation's death toll crossed 41,000.
U.S. crude prices plunged in afternoon Asian trade on Monday as one analyst told CNBC that the situation stateside is "quite dire."
Asia Times
On your next international flight, you may actually have room to stretch — the dreaded “middle” seat may fly empty. Airlines are making plans to fly jets only two-thirds full when trave…
AP NEWS
The global lockdown put in place to stem the spread of the coronavirus is hurting the illegal drug trade. Pressure continues to grow on governments to loosen restrictions ease the economic...
DW.COM
Confirmed infections in Europe have passed one million and over 100,000 are dead, but Spain and the Netherlands are among the countries to report a drop in daily new cases. Follow DW for the latest.
A month into lockdown, the government is fumbling its coronavirus aid response, driving civil unrest.
Their confinement will soon be eased, as the latest death toll from coronavirus shows a dip.
AP NEWS
NEW YORK (AP) — Coronavirus is dealing a gut punch to the illegal drug trade, paralyzing economies, closing borders and severing supply chains in China that traffickers rely on for the chemicals...
In the United States, concern about the coronavirus that has infected over 600,000 people varies between races and classes.
AP NEWS
KABUL, Afghanistan (AP) — On most mornings, Somaya Farooqi and four other teen-age girls pile into her dad’s car and head to a mechanic’s workshop. They use back roads to skirt police checkpoints...
AP NEWS
HOUSTON (AP) — Danielle Nelson’s best monitor for the emissions billowing out of the oil refineries and chemical plants surrounding her home: The heaving chest of her 9-year-old asthmatic son....
Residents demand relaxation of infection prevention measures despite signs it is too soon to reopen.
DW.COM
Confirmed infections in Europe have passed one million and over 100,000 are dead, but Spain and the Netherlands are among the countries to report a drop in daily new cases. Follow DW for the latest.
The United States now has more coronavirus cases than either China, where the outbreak began, or Italy, a country seeing a surge in new cases every day.
An analysis of available data found nearly one-third of those who have died from the coronavirus are Black.
www.bbc.com
Covid-19 has severely decreased the number of daily flights. But where are all those grounded planes kept during a pandemic?
The online concert, curated by Lady Gaga, sees more than 100 artists play live from their homes.
AP NEWS
The pressure is on to reopen America for business — even as the hardest hit areas in the United States and around the world are still struggling mightily to contain the coronavirus. The...
RNZ
The Cook Islands has been declared free of Covid-19, allowing churches to reopen this weekend.
