COVID 19

President Donald Trump has lashed out at a China and blamed the country again for “mass worldwide killing” in the coronavirus pandemic.

President Donald Trump excoriated the WHO and its director-general in a letter about the agency's response to COVID-19 and handling of China. Here, Newsweek adds more context to the letter.

China has pushed out 90,000 tweets since the start of April from 200 diplomatic and state media accounts in a COVID-19 information war offensive.

Network news is experiencing a big gain in ratings as Americans tune in to stay informed about the coronavirus. Some network executives hope and believe the change will be lasting.

Border restrictions extended another 30 days

The royal family face a reported $21.7 million loss of income from COVID-19 because social distancing rules have forced palaces to close to tourists.

US President Donald Trump shocked reporters by revealing that he has been taking the anti-malaria drug Hydroxychloroquine as a preventative against the coronavirus, following the advice of the White House physician.

French President Emmanuel Macron and German Chancellor Angela Merkel presented a joint plan to spur EU recovery from the coronavirus crisis on Monday, after weeks of debate over how to deploy billions of euros needed to end a painful recession.

Experimental coronavirus vaccine induced immune responses in healthy volunteers who were vaccinated in a clinical study, company says

Chinese President Xi Jinping has delivered a speech to the World Health Assembly this evening after days of tensions with Australia. Follow our live coverage.

Neither the northern Italian chill nor the unfamiliar language has deterred a young Cuban doctor who for the past two months has been helping in the fight against coronavirus in Europe, thousands of miles from home.

A text suggesting a virus test. A government-run database of movements. Cameras outside people's doors. What's coming after Covid-19.

Here’s what to know about the severity of Brazil’s coronavirus outbreak:

China National Health Commission official Liu Dengfeng said some early COVID-19 samples were destroyed after the disease was deemed too dangerous to handle for some facilities.

The president said the program will be unlike anything America has undertaken since the Second World War.

New York City will stay in lockdown until mid June as video shows a reporter confronted by protesters who invaded his personal space.

Law doesn't prohibit remote monitoring of workers, as long as they're informed

French drugmaker Sanofi said on Thursday it would ensure a future vaccine against Covid-19 reaches all regions of the world at the same time, a day after its CEO angered the French government by saying the US would enjoy priority access.

A “treasure trove” of raw data said to be from 230 different Chinese cities has been leaked – and it tells a very damning story.

Pharmaceutical giant Sanofi should not give the US first access to its Covid-19 vaccine, Secretary of State for Economy Agnes Pannier-Runacher has said, urging that the firm make the treatment available to all countries.