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French schools are slated to reopen from May 11 -- but strict guidelines will mean no ball games or contact play, shrunken class sizes and regular handwashing

No Fun And Games As French Kids Head Back To School

No fun and games as French kids head back to school

A jogger runs across a bridge in central Paris - joggers will have to keep 10 metres apart once the lockdown ends on May 11

France Orders 10 Metres Between Joggers, Cyclists

France orders 10 metres between joggers, cyclists

Doctors and nurses tending to a COVID-19 patient in the intensive care unit at the Lariboisiere hospital in Paris

Clinging To Life In A Paris Intensive Care Unit

Clinging to life in a Paris intensive care unit

Ties are so 2019, darling

Confinement Chic? All Change For Business Wear During Lockdown

Confinement chic? All change for business wear during lockdown

A P-art Studio picture shows a Hermes V8MT medical drone made by Spartaqs transporting coronavirus tests between two Warsaw hospitals

Warsaw Hospitals Eye Drones To Transport Virus Test Samples

Warsaw hospitals eye drones to transport virus test samples

The eurozone economy will plunge into an unprecedented peacetime slump, the European Centra Bank has warned

ECB Ready To Reload As 'Unprecedented' Slump Hits

ECB ready to reload as 'unprecedented' slump hits

British World War II veteran Captain Tom Moore, 99, raised Â£12 million for the NHS walking laps of his garden with his walking frame

Flypast As Britain's Hero Of The Hour 'Captain Tom' Turns 100

Flypast as Britain's hero of the hour 'Captain Tom' turns 100

Since early April, tens of thousands have taken charter flights -- organised by agents and approved by the government -- to Germany and the United Kingdom to help harvest asparagus and fruit

Romania's Seasonal Workers Sidestep Lockdown Out Of Necessity

Romania's seasonal workers sidestep lockdown out of necessity

Twitter saw a jump in new users in the past quarter amid a global pandemic but posted a net loss as ad revenue softened

Twitter Swings To Loss As Pandemic Hits Advertising

Twitter swings to loss as pandemic hits advertising

Bollywood actor Rishi Kapoor has died aged 67 after a prolonged struggle with cancer

Bollywood Mourns Another Star As Rishi Kapoor Dies At 67

Bollywood mourns another star as Rishi Kapoor dies at 67

An unintended boon of shuttered factories along with empty roads and skies has been more breathable air

Pandemic: Less Air Pollution Means Thousands Fewer Die

Pandemic: Less air pollution means thousands fewer die

Regions south of Rome have suffered relatively few deaths from COVID-19 and local officials have been among the most vocal opponents of the two-month shutdown

Italy PM Battles Local Leaders Over Lockdown

Italy PM battles local leaders over lockdown

The missing helicopter had taken off from the Canadian frigate Fredericton for a patrol

Debris Of Missing Canadian NATO Helicopter 'Found Off Greece'

Debris of missing Canadian NATO helicopter 'found off Greece'

South Africa's safari industry worries about the challenges ahead in overcoming the impact of the virus lockdown

Worried And Wary: S.Africa's Safari Industry Waits Out Virus Pandemic

Worried and wary: S.Africa's safari industry waits out virus pandemic

The ECB has taken a series of measures to prop up the eurozone as lockdowns to slow the spread of the coronavirus have hammered economic activity

ECB Says Ready To Reload In Fight Against Virus Impact

ECB says ready to reload in fight against virus impact

Royal Dutch Shell has cut its dividend for the first time since the 1940s

Shell Cuts Dividend For First Time Since WWII On Oil Crisis

Shell cuts dividend for first time since WWII on oil crisis

McDonald's reported a drop in first-quarter profits after sales plunged in the final weeks of the period due to coronavirus restrictions

McDonald's Q1 Profits Fall After March Sales Plunge

McDonald's Q1 profits fall after March sales plunge

With the initial month-long period coming to an end next week, local media reported that Japan's Prime Minister Shinzo Abe was now expected to extend the measure, either until the end of May or early June

Japan Unlikely To Lift Virus State Of Emergency Next Week: Abe

Japan unlikely to lift virus state of emergency next week: Abe

The shutting of the Maldives' lucrative tourism industry has taken a heavy toll on the economy

Asia Virus Latest: First Maldives Death, Australia Eases Curbs

Asia virus latest: first Maldives death, Australia eases curbs

Telling on your neighbours is a highly sensitive subject in Germany, a country still haunted by memories of Nazism and the former communist dictatorship in East Germany

German Lockdown 'Snitches' Spark Hot Debate

German lockdown 'snitches' spark hot debate

The numbers are in, and they're devastating

Virus Lockdown Measures Hammer EU Economy

Virus lockdown measures hammer EU economy

Spain is looking for creative ways to lure back tourists in the post-pandemic era

Sun, Sand And Social Distancing: Spain Seeks Tourism Revival

Sun, sand and social distancing: Spain seeks tourism revival

A homeless man in Moscow gets a meal at s has a meal at the "Rescue Hangar" during the COVID-19 coronavirus lockdown

South Korea Leads Virus Success In Asia As Drug Trial Raises Hope

South Korea leads virus success in Asia as drug trial raises hope

Workers wait in line to collect salaries in Shanghai

Help Wanted: Jobless China Workers Await Relief

Help wanted: Jobless China workers await relief

Lebanese protesters throw Molotov cocktails the branch of the central bank in the southern city of Sidon

Crisis-hit Lebanon To Approve Economic Rescue Plan

Crisis-hit Lebanon to approve economic rescue plan

Some 60 cash-strapped animal parks -- home toÂ roughly 70,000 creatures -- across the Southeast Asian archipelago have been closed since mid-March

Virus Pushes Indonesia Zoo Animals To Brink Of Starvation

Virus pushes Indonesia zoo animals to brink of starvation

Lloyds Banking Group's net profit slumped 60 percent in the first quarter of 2020

UK Bank Lloyds Says Q1 Profit Dives 60% On Coronavirus

UK bank Lloyds says Q1 profit dives 60% on coronavirus

Investors are hoping that a treatment for coronavirus will allow billions of people locked down for weeks to return to work, giving the global economy a much-needed boost

Equities, Crude Surge In Asia On Hopes For Virus Treatment

Equities, crude surge in Asia on hopes for virus treatment

Aid workers warn that after years of war between the Saudi-backed government and pro-Iran rebels, Yemen's healthcare system lacks the capacity to deal with a major coronavirus outbreak

War-torn Yemen Reports First Virus Deaths Stoking Fears

War-torn Yemen reports first virus deaths stoking fears

A police officer walks out of Al-Irschad Mosque during a raid in Berlin, as dozens of police and special forces stormed mosques and associations linked to Hezbollah in Bremen, Berlin, Dortmund and Muenster early Thursday.

Germany Bans Hezbollah, Raids Mosques

Germany bans Hezbollah, raids mosques

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