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Germany already FLATTENING the curve of Covid-19 infections, says public health chief

The head of Germany’s public health institute claims that the rate of new coronavirus infection in the country is showing signs of flattening, highlighting the success of social distancing measures adopted nationwide.
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Thousands of French citizens ignore quarantine as cops issue nearly 39,000 citations for violating lockdown

French law enforcers have slapped fines on tens of thousands of uncooperative citizens, less than a week after the government introduced restrictions on non-essential travel and business in an effort to combat Covid-19.

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Italy calls in military to enforce coronavirus lockdown as 627 people die in 24 hours

Another day, another grim milestone: Italy’s reported coronavirus death toll grew by 427 to more than 3,405 on Thursday, overtaking China’s. Experts say Italy’s total confirmed caseload, 41,035, could double by the end of the month and surpass China’s official tally of 80,928.

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​ Why Italy couldn’t ‘flatten the curve’ ​

Italy’s coronavirus death toll has now surpassed China’s, with the country leaving it too late to do one thing that could have helped stop the spread.

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Coronavirus: Italy's death toll overtakes China's

Coronavirus has killed more people in Italy than in any other country, after deaths there rose by 427 in a day.

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Italy coronavirus deaths rise by record 475 in a day

The number of people dying from coronavirus in Italy has risen by 475 in one day to nearly 3,000 - the biggest increase since the outbreak.

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The UK abandoned its coronavirus plan after realizing it would have resulted in 'hundreds of thousands of deaths

The UK abruptly changed its coronavirus strategy Monday after new data suggested its existing approach would result in the deaths of hundreds of thousands of people.

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DOJ drops charges against ‘Russian trolls’ after they dared demand evidence in US court

The US is dropping the much-hyped indictment for ‘election meddling’ against a company supposedly behind the so-called Russian troll farm, closing the opening chapter of special counsel Robert Mueller’s Russiagate investigation.

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Coronavirus: France imposes 15-day lockdown, further measures expected

Coronavirus: France imposes 15-day lockdown, further measures expected

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'We are in a health war': France severely limits movements for 2 week, cancels municipal elections

French President Emmanuel Macron has imposed a two-week lockdown, declaring a ‘war’ on the ‘invisible enemy’ of the coronavirus and canceling the second round of municipal elections.

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Russian court approves law that could extend Vladimir Putin’s reign

Vladimir Putin clearly has no plans to retire after a Russian court approved a law that could keep him power well into the next decade.

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UK Government’s ‘herd immunity’ plan sparks fear and fury

UK residents are scared and angry after the government’s chief scientific adviser suggested “herd immunity” may be the best way to tackle Britain’s ballooning coronavirus outbreak.

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EU wants 30-day restriction on all non-essential travel to bloc

Brussels wants to introduce a 30-day restriction on all non-essential travel into the European Union in a bid to contain the coronavirus outbreak.

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Coronavirus situation in France ‘extremely worrying’ & getting worse rapidly, top health official warns

French people should not underestimate the threat of the coronavirus since the situation in the country is already dire and likely to get worse fast, a senior health official has warned, adding that people need to stay home.

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Why Italy was hit so hard and so fast by COVID-19

Lessons learned from Italy's pandemic as death toll reaches 1,800

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Coronavirus: Germany latest country to close borders

Germany has become the latest country to close borders as European nations try to stem the spread of the coronavirus.

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France says border remains OPEN amid reports of Germany readying to isolate from neighbors

Franco-German frontier remains opened, yet border controls have been reinforced, French government has said. Earlier reports suggested that Berlin decided to shut it altogether in a bid to stop the coronavirus outbreak.

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