Author: Reuters

LONDON (Reuters) – British foreign minister Dominic Raab said on Wednesday the government was confident it would meet its target of carrying out 100,000 tests a day for the coronavirus … Read More

By Maurice Tamman NEW YORK (Reuters) – The lights still scream for attention, but on this night Times Square has the feel of an abandoned Hollywood film set. Gone are … Read More

By Philip Pullella VATICAN CITY (Reuters) – Pope Francis made an impassioned plea for protection of the environment on Wednesday’s 50th anniversary of the first Earth Day, saying the coronavirus … Read More

By Michael Martina, Jarrett Renshaw and Tim Reid HARRISBURG, Pa./DETROIT (Reuters) – Republican politicians and individuals affiliated with President Donald Trump’s re-election campaign are organizing or promoting anti-lockdown protests across … Read More

By Nqobile Dludla and Alexander Winning JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) – South African President Cyril Ramaphosa announced a 500 billion rand ($26.3 billion) rescue package on Tuesday, equivalent to 10% of the … Read More

MOSCOW (Reuters) – Scientists and experts still lack necessary data to determine the nature of the novel coronavirus, and any groundless allegations about its artificial origin are unacceptable, Kremlin spokesman … Read More

By Jack Stubbs and Raphael Satter LONDON/WASHINGTON (Reuters) – Hackers working in support of the Vietnamese government have attempted to break into Chinese state organisations at the centre of Beijing’s … Read More

ZAGREB (Reuters) – The earthquake that struck the Croatian capital Zagreb a month ago caused around 42 billion kuna ($6.03 billion) of damage and country will be seeking outside help … Read More

By Marcin Goclowski WARSAW (Reuters) – Confirmed coronavirus infections surpassed 10,000 in Poland on Wednesday, the highest number in post-communist central Europe, as it slowly eases restrictions on public life … Read More

LONDON (Reuters) – The novel coronavirus outbreak has caused as many as 41,000 deaths in the United Kingdom, according to a Financial Times analysis of statistics office data. The FT … Read More