The number of COVID cases in the UK has passed 10 million, marking a grim milestone since the start of the pandemic.

The Red Cross says the impacts of the coronavirus pandemic have damaged the fabric of the society and will be felt for years.

The British government was unprepared for a crisis like the coronavirus pandemic, failed to learn from simulation exercises and was distracted by its departure from the European Union, the government's spending watchdog said on Friday.

South Korea’s high school seniors have taken the country’s college entrance exam under conditions made all the more difficult by the COVID-19 pandemic.

Using data from death certificates, the top US public health agency estimates that 100,306 people died between April 2020 and April 2021, compared to 78,056 deaths reported the year prior.

Europe has once again become the epicenter of the Covid-19 pandemic, with a high jump in new deaths compared to the last week, according to the WHO.

Italy's Interior Ministry announced that almost twice as many refugees have reached the Italian shores since the beginning of 2021 compared to last year.

Germany has hit a record high in coronavirus infections as the country continues to struggle to convince unvaccinated residents to get their jabs.

Australia's international border reopened on Monday almost 600 days after a pandemic closure began.

Petrol stations in Iran are gradually returning to normal after a cyber attack disrupted the smart card system used to buy subsidized fuel at pumps.