Tourism collapse threatens second virus blow to Mediterranean
Northern Europeans may not be able to decamp to Mediterranean beaches this summer because of the coronavirus, but will their governments support the devastated tourism sector?
Europe races to shield virus-hit firms from bargain hunters
Fears corporate raiders could use the coronavirus crisis to swoop on European firms were perhaps best exemplified by Donald Trump's alleged bid for a German biotech firm working on a vaccine
Coronavirus highlights role of foreign staff in British hospitals
The coronavirus pandemic has highlighted the important contribution foreign workers make to Britain's National Health Service, prompting a possible rethink on their immigration status post-Brexit
EU green-lights 550-million state loan for German airline Condor
The aid package aims to compensate for some of the damage Condor has sustained during the coronavirus pandemic and to support the company in these difficult times.
Why has Spain been hit so hard by the coronavirus pandemic?
Spain is one of the hardest-hit countries by the coronavirus pandemic and experts say lifestyle and close ties between young and older family members as significant factors in the virus's spread
German start-up in demand with anti-virus escalators
Tanja Nickel and Katharina Obladen were still in school when they patented an idea to disinfect escalator handrails -- now their start-up can barely keep up with orders during the coronavirus crisis
‘Don’t forget us!’ – Europe’s museums respond to virus
European museums closed because of coronavirus have been quick to reach out to audiences in imaginative ways during an almost continent-wide lockdown
How lockdown rules vary for children across Europe
Unlike Spain, other European nations fighting the coronavirus pandemic allow children outdoors for brief periods, with Denmark and Norway reopening their schools and nurseries
Exit lockdowns with caution to avoid being confined again: experts
As several countries prepare to ease sweeping restrictions in place to slow the coronavirus pandemic, experts say the openings should be enacted with caution to avoid a fresh wave of infection
EU ministers call on banks to refrain from paying out dividends
The economy and finance ministers of the European Union member states, as well as the European Commission, are looking for effective measures to help Europe's economy that is hit hard amid the coronavirus pandemic crisis.