Coronavirus: counting the dead, a difficult process
The daily count of fatalities of the COVID-19 pandemic is a sensitive business, with data often incomplete and differing methods between countries
Easing European COVID-19 measures a test for officials
As some European countries plan to start easing coronavirus lockdowns, resuming economic and social life is likely to be a delicate operation
100,000 deaths as coronavirus pandemic continues to rage
More than 100,000 people across the globe have died from the novel coronavirus since it emerged in China last December, according to an AFP tally based on official sources
Europe’s beer brewers fear a bitter summer as lockdowns drag on
Shuttered bars, cancelled concerts and no sport: European brewers are bracing for a catastrophic summer as demand for beer dries up during the cornavirus lockdowns
‘What will I live on?’: Crisis-hit Europeans seek state aid
How have European nations sought to help the thousands of self-employed who have found themselves without work due to the coronavirus pandemic?
Europe worries about virus timebomb in its prisons
European governments fear prisons are virus timebombs during this pandemic and are looking at early releases to reduce the risk for those behind bars.
Lives behind grim coronavirus numbers
As the coronavirus death toll spirals in country after country, the sheer scale of the pandemic sweeping the globe can sometimes obscure individual tragedies
European industry retools to fight coronavirus
Across Europe, 3D printers, auto manufacturers and garment factories have rapidly switched production to help in the fight against COVID-19
EU finance ministers face pressure to deliver Covid-19 crisis package
Europe is currently facing an economic crisis due to the outbreak of the coronavirus pandemic, therefore, the finance ministers in the European Union are trying to find a solution that all member states would agree on.
Medicine shortage looms over coronavirus-hit Europe
While the world waits for a coronavirus vaccine, medicines used to deal with the symptoms of the disease are increasingly in critically short supply in Europe, the worst-hit continent