Fears of second wave hang over Covid-19 containment successes around the world
Authorities in many countries are drawing up plans to cope with a resurgence in cases, as lockdowns are eased.
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Authorities in many countries are drawing up plans to cope with a resurgence in cases, as lockdowns are eased.
France has been in lockdown since 17 March in an attempt to slow the spread of the virus.
Just two days ago, the world passed half a million infections, according to a tally by Johns Hopkins University.
There are more than 170,000 cases of Covid-19 across the globe.
It’s been emotional, 2015, to say the least.
The figures from UNICEF show it to be the number two cause of death among teenagers worldwide.
It’s also trending in the US, UK and Australia.
The jobs cuts set to be cut in the coming months.
El Nino is a flow of unusually warm waters from the Pacific Ocean that shakes up climate patterns worldwide.
Here’s some of the headlines from around the globe on the questioning of the Sinn Féin leader.
This is the largest European study on violence against women, including interviews with 42,000 women across Europe.
Today is World Toilet Day. Yes, people might laugh, writes Michael Doorly, but did you know more children die from diarrhoea related disease than HIV, malaria and tuberculosis combined.
In its first transparency report, the company received over 26,000 requests worldwide, involving over 38,000 user accounts.
Three Irish books have been nominated for the prestigious IMPAC DUBLIN Literary Award. What books would you nominate?
It’s a bank holiday weekend and International Beer Day? It would be rude not to…
Reports emerging from Japan say that the company will cut the jobs over the next year as it tries to return to profit.
Europe’s largest bank is planning to cut 30,000 jobs worldwide by the end of 2013. It has declined to pinpoint where the job losses will be.