In February, as the coronavirus situation in China worsened and other parts of the world saw their first outbreaks, residents at the Amundsen-Scott South Pole Station were prepping for a ...
When former US President George W. Bush recently urged Americans to unite in the face of COVID-19, he described everyone as “equally vulnerable.” But COVID-19 hasn't had an equal impact o...
COVID-19 hasn't had the same the sort of devastating impact on Africa as it has elsewhere, according to official statistics. That may not last.
It was good while it lasted – but air quality is already regressing in places emerging from COVID-19 mobility restrictions.
Europe is starting down an uneven road to recovery.
Migration normally helps keep the global economy flowing. COVID-19 has mostly put a stop to that.
The US's historical aversion to big government did not necessarily serve it well when COVID-19 arrived.
In the fight to contain COVID-19, one thing has become clear: prematurely claiming victory can prove costly and embarrassing.
This article was updated 19 March 2020.
The more than 150 countries and territories now reporting confirmed cases of COVID-19 share a desperate desire to stop its spread. But they’ve taken distinct approaches to testing for the...
-The World Economic Forum created a visualization of global gender inequality.
Depuis la première détection du COVID-19 en Chine à la fin de l'année dernière, il s'est répandu dans plus de 70 pays.
A medida que el mundo se enfrenta al impacto cada vez más disruptivo de COVID-19, sus orígenes siguen siendo misteriosos.
Every country that confirms a local case of COVID-19 – and there are more than 110 such countries now – faces the daunting task of tracking down its initial patient.
全球正努力应对COVID-19日益增加的破坏性影响，而其起源仍然是个谜。
