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Vanuatu has been slammed by one of the strongest recorded storms to ever make landfall on the tiny Pacific nation, forcing the government to suspend coronavirus social distancing measures for evacuees.

Most of the country is sheltering in place and air traffic has slowed dramatically but there are still people who must fly.

Venezuelans who once fled their homes for neighboring Colombia are now returning to their country.

A senior British government minister said Boris Johnson was able to continue running the country despite being admitted to a London hospital for persistent coronavirus symptoms.

As China emerges after months of lockdown, people are back on city streets and crowds flocking to popular destinations. CNN's David Culver reports on the cautious optimism officials are warning.

Tesla engineers are working on a ventilator made largely from car parts, according to a YouTube video the automaker posted on Sunday.

How do you restart an economy that's been shut down by a pandemic? The answer is: very, very carefully.

JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon used his annual shareholder letter to detail just how bad he thinks the US economy can get from the coronavirus pandemic.

YouTube and other social media platforms are taking steps to limit the spread of conspiracy theories falsely connecting 5G networks and the coronavirus pandemic after a string of attacks on cell phone towers.

Japan is committing nearly $1 trillion to try to protect its economy from the fallout from the coronavirus pandemic.

With coronavirus pushing the US economy to the brink of disaster, the ultra wealthy have an obligation to step up and use their money and power for the greater good. As the people who benefited the most from a decade of economic growth, the hundreds of billionaires in America are in a unique position to do a great deal of good at a pivotal moment. But so far, they're failing to do so.

Shortages are forcing health care workers treating Covid-19 patients to wear the same face mask for entire shifts. Companies are 3D-printing face shields to make that safer.

Prayers last less than five minutes. Not enough time for goodbyes. This is the reality in Spain's cemeteries and funeral homes as the country painfully buries thousands in the midst of the novel coronavirus pandemic. CNN's Scott McLean reports.

• Candlelit vigil held as crisis looms in slums

People across India turned off the lights in their homes and stood on their balconies, at their open entryways and outside their homes with candles and lamps lit, or flashlight and mobile phone lights turned on, to observe a candlelight vigil on Sunday night.

Britain's Queen Elizabeth II will make a rare broadcast address to the nation on Sunday evening to urge people to practice "self-discipline and resolve" in the face of the coronavirus pandemic.

Zoom founder and CEO Eric Yuan responds to concerns about the privacy and security of its video conferencing app after federal officials are now warning of "Zoombombing."

The British government has recently changed tack to encourage mass Covid-19 testing, but there's a big capacity gap. Nick Paton Walsh reports.

On January 25, as the world was still waking up to the potential danger of the novel coronavirus spreading rapidly out of central China, two governments recorded four new infections within their territory.