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WHO creates foundation to tap new funding sources
GENEVA (Reuters) - World Health Organization Director General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus announced on Wednesday the creation of a foundation that will enable it to tap new sources of funding, including the general public.
Macau casino tycoon Stanley Ho dies at 98
HONGKONG: Hong Kong-Macau entrepreneur Stanley Ho passed away in Hong Kong at the age of 98, his family announced.
Buried by Vesuvius, blighted by coronavirus, Pompeii wants to rise again
POMPEII, Italy (Reuters) - Pompeii, the ancient Roman city buried in an eruption of Mount Vesuvius in 79 AD and later unearthed, is ready to rise again from the catastrophe of the coronavirus pandemic.
Penang introduces public health safety guidelines for arts and culture spaces
In Penang, arts and culture spaces ready up for reopening with public health safety guidelines in place.
No balik kampung, no problem
GEORGE TOWN: It’s sand castle building and dining in the car for Mohd Imran Mohd Noor and his family as they remain in Penang this Hari Raya.
Spain revises coronavirus death toll down by nearly 2,000
MADRID (Reuters) - Spain's health ministry revised the country's coronavirus death toll down by nearly 2,000 to 26,834 on Monday after checking data provided by regions.
Putin back in Kremlin, Russia looks to ease lockdown in some regions
MOSCOW (Reuters) - President Vladimir Putin made a rare lockdown appearance in the Kremlin on Monday after officials said improvements in the coronavirus situation may allow Russia to re-open some tourist resorts soon and relax restrictions in many regions.
Luxury fashion trendspotting is not easy in the Covid-19 age
Luxury is about feeling good. Brands must now weigh whether they want to be associated with a pandemic and its huge human and economic toll.
With suitcase and bikini emojis, Spain urges tourists back from July
MADRID/BARCELONA (Reuters) - Spain revised down its coronavirus death toll on Monday and urged foreign holidaymakers to return from July as it eases one of Europe's strictest lockdowns, though tourism businesses were sceptical about salvaging the summer season.
French coronavirus cases see lowest 24-hour rise since lockdown
PARIS (Reuters) - The number of confirmed new coronavirus infections in France increased by 115, or 0.1%, to 144,921 on Sunday, the lowest daily increase since the country went into lockdown on March 17, the health ministry said in a statement.