By John Revill and Arnd Wiegmann GOESCHENEN, Switzerland (Reuters) – A road under the Alps to the sunny south of Switzerland normally jammed with holiday-makers was deserted on Friday as police warned
By Tom Balmforth and Gleb Stolyarov MOSCOW (Reuters) – The mayor of Moscow warned the coronavirus outbreak was only in the “foothills” of its development in the Russian capital and that a serious test
ALMATY (Reuters) – Kazakhstan will extend a state of emergency declared over the coronavirus outbreak until the end of April, but will allow some businesses to reopen after a two-week shutdown,
By Inti Landauro (Reuters) – For young doctors like 26-year-old Christian Vigil, battling on the frontline against the new coronavirus is a journey back in time to an era they can scarcely imagine.
MANILA (Reuters) – Some Catholic penitents flagellated themselves and prayed outside closed churches in the Philippines to commemorate the death of Jesus on Good Friday, despite strict government
By Elias Biryabarema KAMPALA (Reuters) – Uganda’s 75-year-old leader, known for his folksy style, released a workout video on Thursday, saying it shows citizens how to exercise in confined spaces as
DUBLIN (Reuters) – Britain appears to be sticking to its plan to seek a free trade deal with the EU by the end of 2020 even though formal talks have been postponed due to the coronavirus, Ireland’s
PARIS (Reuters) – Fifty crew members aboard France’s sole aircraft carrier, the Charles de Gaulle, have tested positive for the new coronavirus and parts of the ship have been put in lockdown, the
By Marcin Goclowski and Wojciech Zurawski WARSAW/KRAKOW, Poland (Reuters) – Poland’s ruling nationalists held scaled-down events on Friday to commemorate the 10th anniversary of a plane crash in