The second wave of the coronavirus in Europe has started to slow down in some countries.
Belgium, where the main EU institutions are based, is experiencing some of the highest Covid-19 daily infections in the Europe.
The suspension was a partial reversal of an easing on Sept. 28, when China allowed all foreigners with valid residence permits to enter.
The latest measures to address the second wave of Covid-19 infections in Europe could lead to higher unemployment, the permanent closure of many businesses and even more national debt. The French statistics office said before news of the latest lockdown that it expects economic activity to settle at "5 percent below its pre-crisis level" during the third quarter. Data from the German statistics office showed that the restaurant industry experienced a more-than 40 percent drop in turnover between March and August compared with the same period a year earlier.
Ryanair is to cut its planned winter capacity by a third due to a wave of travel restrictions imposed by European governments, the airline said on Thursday.
It is the first confirmed case of a U.S. patient becoming re-infected with Covid-19, and the fifth known case reported worldwide.
One of the hardest parts of the coronavirus pandemic for many people has been that social distancing measures, but there is a solution.
The coronavirus has infected more than 8.34 million people around the world as of Thursday, killing at least 448,959 people.
Belgium had the worst response to the coronavirus crisis out of OECD countries, while New Zealand's response was the strongest, according to a new ranking.
The pandemic has forced world leaders to quickly deploy emergency financial measures in an effort to avoid a devastating economic collapse.
Extending social contact to small groups outside our own households has been suggested as a way to get out of lockdowns but experts question how practical this strategy is to implement.
The European Union's agency for disease control has said that the U.K. is among five countries in the region that are still not seeing a decline in new coronavirus cases.
Italy, Belgium and Portugal are reopening some business activities on Monday as they take their first tentative steps to lifting their coronavirus lockdowns.
Belgians are being called upon to eat fries at least twice a week as more than 750,000 tons of potatoes are at risk of being thrown away.
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French President Emmanuel Macron asks global leaders to act together to combat COVID-19, as the country strives to contain its outbreak.
The expansion of Disney+ beyond the U.S. market threatens to draw users away from Netflix's largest and most rapidly growing audience.
U.S. isolationism, European disunity, and growing nationalism and populism within democracies are among the issues confronting world leaders.
The scheme is using powerful turbines from MHI Vestas.
Young people are saving more than previous generations, according to a study, flipping the historical trend that saw older savers put the most money aside towards retirement.
