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ParisIt happens almost every day: For two weeks now, the Yvelines police have been the target of projectiles every evening as they pass through immigrant neighborhoods during the imposed curfew.

CambridgeA study by the prestigious Cambridge University indicates that the Covid-19 epidemic could have emerged in mid-September 2019.

The Spanish Education Ministry will pass all students in early education, primary, secondary and the first year of pre-university studies. Schools in Italy, Germany and France are faced also with the fall-out of the Corona crisis.

An announcement this week by the US pharmaceutical company specializing in virus research and medicine, Gilead Sciences, caused a three percent jump in the S&P 500 index after the market closed, while the company's own shares moved up 15 percent.

MelbourneAustralia is testing an old vaccine to treat Covid-19 cases. The vaccine  - which has been around for more than a century - could possibly boost the body's ability to fight off the infection.

BrusselsAccording to reports from the Johns Hopkins Coronavirus Resource Center, the Belgian government has to deal with the highest lethality rate in the world by number of infected people.

BerlinThe border controls introduced due to the Corona crisis have led to a sharp decline in asylum numbers.

StockholmSwedish Prime Minister Stefan Löfven defended his government’s anti-quarantine policy amid an unrelenting international and local uproar.

WashingtonThe World Health Organization will temporarily lose funding contribution from the United States.

PragueCzech scientist Dr Sona Pekova, explains in an interview with Slovak television that there is conclusive evidence [at 14:12] that SARS-CoV-2 was not a natural mutation but instead engineered.