Merkel: Pandemic at Start Point
Chancellor Merkel urged Germans to show endurance and discipline to get through the coronavirus pandemic that is “still at the beginning”.
WHO chief: COVID-19 will stay for a long time
COVID-19 will be around for a long time and one of the greatest dangers is complacency, World Health Organization (WHO) chief warned Wednesday.
France records over 21,000 deaths from COVID-19
In his daily press briefing on Wednesday, Director-General of Health Jerome Salomon in France reported some good news as the statistics of the COVID-19 continued to decline.
Germany approves first human trials of COVID-19 vaccine
The first clinical human trials of a potential vaccine for the novel coronavirus has been sanctioned in Germany.
US Nurses Read Names of Colleagues Killed by Coronavirus
A group of registered nurses gathered outside the White House on Tuesday in honor of nurses who have died of COVID-19 and to demand mass production of personal protective equipment.
Israeli Forces Open Fire on Palestinian Car , Kill Driver
Two Palestinians lost their lives in the occupied territories, one by Israeli live fire and the other by medical negligence at a prison run by the Tel Aviv regime.
First Clinical Trial for Potential COVID-19 Vaccine Approved in Germany
The first clinical trial of a potential vaccine for the novel coronavirus has been sanctioned in Germany.
France Claims Unemployment of Private-Sector Workers
More than 10 million employees in France - one out of every two in the private sector - have been laid off during the coronavirus lockdown.
‘Hunger pandemic’ closing as coronavirus rages
The COVID-19 pandemic, which has brought a third of the world population under lockdown, is now threatening more than a quarter of a billion people with hunger.
UK: Human Trials for Coronavirus Vaccine from Thursday
Human trials of a potential coronavirus vaccine developed at the University of Oxford is to begin on Thursday, British Health Secretary Matt Hancock said.









































