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It will be a summer "like no other," the European Commission said Wednesday, as the institution unveiled new guidelines on how the tourist industry should reopen amid the coronavirus pandemic.

Tensions between the U.S. and its NATO allies could flare up once again in the near future, as the coronavirus pandemic puts additional pressure on public spending, according to experts.

A German court's "very harsh decision" to rule against the European Central Bank seems to be "solvable," a former member of the Bundesbank told CNBC Wednesday.

The International Monetary Fund has said a rapid rise in global public debt could pose risks once the threat of the pandemic fades.

A.P. Moller-Maersk said it had canceled more than 90 sailings, or 3.5% of total shipping capacity, in the first three months of the year.

UK health minister Matt Hancock has urged the public to avoid public transport and adhere to social distancing guidelines.

In its half-year financial report, Tui described the Covid-19 pandemic as "the greatest crisis the tourism industry has ever faced."

The forecast comes at a time when the coronavirus pandemic has prompted many countries across the globe to effectively shut down.

There are now stricter conditions on how European governments can provide financial aid to companies struggling with the ongoing coronavirus crisis.

The Swedish government has pledged to spend an additional 2.2 billion Swedish krona ($226 million) on care for the elderly, as its death toll from the coronavirus continues to rise.

New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo is holding his daily press conference on the Covid-19 outbreak, which has infected more than 337,000 people across the state as of Tuesday .

Some 7.5 million people are now covered by the scheme, which will continue to pay workers on leave due to the coronavirus crisis until the end of October.

The fire may have been caused due to one of the ventilation machines short-circuiting, Russian news agency Tass reported Tuesday.

The stability of the euro zone is once again under scrutiny after the German Constitutional Court issued a decision last week that surprised financial markets and policymakers in Europe.

Speaking in Parliament after the details were published, Prime Minister Boris Johnson warned of "the most perilous moment" for the country.

New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo is holding his daily press conference on the Covid-19 outbreak, which has infected more than 335,300 people across the state as of Monday.

A survey from think tank Doteveryone found that 58% of the British public think the tech sector isn't regulated enough.

U.K. house prices will fall "modestly" in the coming months, but are unlikely to drop as dramatically as in 2008, two analysts told CNBC.

A global public health crisis has led to an extreme demand shock in energy markets, with world travel brought close to a standstill.

The U.K. government has taken its first tentative steps to ease some strict coronavirus lockdown measures and slowly begin to reopen its economy.