Covid 19: World economies plunge
An estimated 30 million Americans put out of work after shutdowns forced by Covid 19.
An estimated 30 million Americans put out of work after shutdowns forced by Covid 19.
But the US won't take part in a "landmark" plan launched by European leaders and the WHO.
New York Times: Pandemic is shaking bedrock assumptions about US exceptionalism.
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How New Zealand, China, Australia, Germany and South Korea are beating Covid 19.
Five experts have travelled across the world from Germany to fix Wellington's water woes.
Authorities permit "'ne quick lick' in the shop to prevent ice cream melting.
New York Times: Study a part of an aggressive approach to combat the virus.
The WHO has urged 'extreme caution' but there are signs of a slow return to normality.
"This virus is very good at what it does. It is a killer," said Governor Andrew Cuomo.
"We continue to endure great pain … We feel this loss deeply."
COMMENT: NZ's Covid-19 response is so astoundingly strong.
A mum has sent an urgent warning to other parents after her children were hospitalised.
Kiwis cannot jump on return legs of Air NZ flights chartered by Germany.
New York Times: Pandemic forced Bavarian village to abandon pledge to God made in 1633.
There are 400,000 people in New Zealand on temporary visas.
New York Times: The pandemic has hit Germany hard, with more than 100,000 people infected.
Repatriation flights for stranded visitors have been given clearance as essential travel.
Three German women are on stand-by for a lifeline — a flight home.
A fifth of the world's population was being urged to stay at home to combat pandemic.
A wrap of all the latest on the coronavirus around the world.
A New Zealand citizen must use her German passport to get out of Argentina.
The closures have stopped not only people but also needed goods.
Karoline Preisler is giving regular updates with the hashtag #coronadiary.
New York Times: One official said the company was offered a "large sum" of money.
New York Times: The great squares and stadiums are empty, the museums shut.
German politicians insisted that no country should have a monopoly on any future vaccine.
The New York Times: The warning was issued on Thursday. Leaders responded with outrage.
Merkel said up to 58 million Germans may get infected if no cure is found.
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