A quarter of the world’s population is in lockdown, and when people are allowed outdoors, they are expected to keep apart. Some images from across the globe.
London’s biggest convention centre has been converted into a hospital for 4,000 coronavirus patients – with four more facilities on the way across the UK.
While the internet is an important link to the outside world for many millions living in COVID-19 lockdown, entire households being online at the same time can put pressure on Wi-Fi conne...
Volunteers across the world are giving up their time to help the most vulnerable through the COVID-19 crisis. In a time of tragedy, they remind us how much our own actions can make a diff...
More than 100,000 people have now recovered successfully from the virus.
People who have contracted coronavirus without suffering any symptoms may be unwittingly causing up to two thirds of all new outbreaks, according to scientists.
Across Europe daily life looks very different as the fight against the coronavirus intensifies.
As COVID-19 continues to spread, so too are displays of social solidarity, with music becoming a key connector.
C'est quelque chose que vous faites probablement beaucoup plus que vous ne le pensez - mais les experts disent que réduire le nombre de fois que vous touchez votre visage peut aider à arr...
It’s something you probably do way more than you realize – but experts say reducing the number of times you touch your face can help stop the spread of viruses.
新型コロナウイルス感染症は、少なくとも現状では、パンデミックには発展していない――これは、2月26日に世界保健機関（WHO）のテドロス・アダノム・ゲブレイエスス事務局長が会見で示した見解です。さらに、一部の政治家やジャーナリストからパンデミックを宣言するように要請されたことに言及した上で、「パンデミックの宣言で意気込みすぎるのはよくない。事実を冷静かつ慎重に分析するのが先...
Bien que des mesures soient prises pour réduire la pollution en Inde, sa capitale est loin derrière celle de la Chine dans la course à l'assainissement de l'air que respirent ses citoyens.
Although steps are being taken to curb pollution in India, its capital city lags well behind China’s in the race to clean up the air its citizens breathe.
Berlin is imposing a rent freeze on almost 1.5 million homes to stop ordinary citizens being driven out by rising costs. But will it help?
Volunteers are helping to revive damaged reefs, one staghorn coral at a time.
