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Hand sanitizer available for clients and tables set apart are part of the rules for reopening in Milan

Restaurants Reopen In Parts Of Europe, But No Mad Rush

Restaurants reopen in parts of Europe, but no mad rush

Scientists Discover New Parasitic Fungus On Twitter, Name It After Social Media Site

The new species is now a part of the Laboulbeniales order of fungi, and the researchers named it Troglomyces twitteri.

Formula One Grid In 2021: What We Know So Far

Hello, goodbye: Carlos Sainz is leaving McLaren for Ferrari in 2021

Formula One grid in 2021: What we know so far

Solar Storms Expected to Disrupt Earth for Next Decade

Powerful 100-Year Solar Storm Marks 99th Anniversary

The 99th anniversary of a powerful solar storm that affected large portions of Earth recently took place on May 12. According to reports, it was the biggest solar storm to hit Earth during the 20th century.

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Empty check-in counters are seen at the international terminal of Arlanda airport in Sweden

Coronavirus Update: WHO Praises Sweden For Resisting Lockdown Despite Growing COVID-19 Cases And Deaths

Sweden isn't resorting to enforcing social distancing or mandatory lockdown of the economy to stem the onslaught of COVID-19.

Teacher Marie Kaas-Larsen speaks with her pupils of the Norrebro Park primary school outside in a nearby park in Copenhagen, Denmark

Open-air Classes For Denmark's Students

Open-air classes for Denmark's students

Hollywood filmmakers are being forced to experiment with new locations, techniques and even genres which lend themselves to a locked-down world

Reinvent The Reel: Hollywood Mulls New Measures To Restart Shooting

Reinvent the reel: Hollywood mulls new measures to restart shooting

SAS Airline Slashes 5,000 Jobs Over Corona Crisis

SAS airline slashes 5,000 jobs over corona crisis

May Day marches have been cancelled due to the coronavirus pandemic, but unions see the crisis as a chance to get workers their dueÂ

Unions Go Virtual As Virus Wipes Out May Day Marches

Unions go virtual as virus wipes out May Day marches

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Coronavirus Immunity: Sweden To Reach ‘Herd Immunity’ After Refusing Lockdown

Sweden was reportedly on track to reach herd immunity from coronavirus after it bucked the trend and refused to lock down or close its borders unlike most of its European neighbors.

Airlines around the world are wobbling because of coronavirus

JAL Cuts Profit Forecast More Than 40% As Virus Bites

JAL cuts profit forecast more than 40% as virus bites

Virgin Australia was already in trouble before the virus crisis struck

Virgin Australia Collapses Under Coronavirus Strain

Virgin Australia collapses under coronavirus strain

Oil Prices Tank, As Americans Protest Virus Stay-at-home Orders

Oil prices tank, as Americans protest virus stay-at-home orders

Who Is Emilie Ullerup? 5 Of The 'Nature Of Love' Star's Hallmark Roles

A look at Emilie Ullerup's other Hallmark projects after the "Nature of Love" premiere.

Norwegian children started to return to pre-schools, a month after a coronavirus shutdown sent them home

Laughter Fills Norway's Nurseries As They Reopen

Laughter fills Norway's nurseries as they reopen

Stranded in Nepal: Trekkers and tourists face realities of pandemic

Europe Virus Toll Tops 100,000 As Online Mega-concert Raises Spirits

Europe virus toll tops 100,000 as online mega-concert raises spirits

A group of doctors working with patients infected with the novel coronavirus COVID-19 wear face shields at the Intensive Care Unit of the Hospital de Clinicas in Porto Alegre, Brazil

US Outlines Phased Reopening, As China Faces Virus Ire

US outlines phased reopening, as China faces virus ire

Italy's strict confinement measures mean that much of the country's economy is at a standstill

Head Of Italy's Economic Heartland Fights Lockdown

Head of Italy's economic heartland fights lockdown

A man in a facemask stands on his balcony in Havana, Cuba

US To Ease Lockdown After Virus Passes 'Peak'

US to ease lockdown after virus passes 'peak'

Runways have become parking lots at some airports as airlines ground most of their planes

Airlines Face Uncertain Future And Need Aid Fast: IATA

Airlines face uncertain future and need aid fast: IATA

In contrast to Nordic neighbours and most of Europe, Sweden has not imposed extraordinary lockdown orders

Swedish Coronavirus Model Under Fire As Deaths Rise

Swedish coronavirus model under fire as deaths rise

Schools in Denmark were closed on March 17 in an effort to curb the COVID-19 epidemic, though many had shut before then

Danish Schools Begin Reopening After Month-long Closure

Danish schools begin reopening after month-long closure

A woman sunbathes behind a Spanish flag on her balcony in Madrid during the national lockdown

Trump Freezes WHO Funds As World Weighs Easing Lockdown

Trump freezes WHO funds as world weighs easing lockdown

Cast member Kristofer Hivju poses at the world premiere of "The Thing" at Universal Studios Hollywood in Universal City, California

Kristofer Hivju A Coronavirus Survivor: Must-Know Things About The ‘Game Of Thrones Actor’

Here are the must-know things about Kristofer Hivju, “Game of Thrones” actor who recently fought coronavirus disease and survived the infection.

To ease the burden of the coronavirus pandemic on the economy, Denmark is giving money to companies so they can keep their employees

Denmark Dishes Out Salaries To Virus-hit Companies

Denmark dishes out salaries to virus-hit companies

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Rise Of The Supersavers: A Risk-Averse Generation To Reshape The Post-Coronavirus Economy

The global pandemic may be silently creating a generation of supersavers who are averse to risk-taking and would save rather than spend. Economists think the change in financial behavior may be bad news for the economy.