What happens when you do get infected with Coronavirus? Medical experts say that 15% to 45% of COVID-19 patients face several complications and some of the side effects can be neurological and even psychological.

COVID-19 patients fight an uphill battle | Survivors relearn basics

With South Korea easing restrictions the country has once again come under the virus threat. Health experts in South Korea and its center of disease and prevention have warned of a possible coronavirus outbreak.

WION Dispatch: S.Korea fights novel coronavirus | Experts fear mass outbreak

The Wuhan Coronavirus has infected more than 65,00,000 people worldwide. India is reporting more than 2,17,000 cases. WION's Palki Sharma gets you the latest numbers.

Gravitas: Wuhan Coronavirus | More than 65,00,000 cases worldwide

Unemployment is soaring as the world's billionaires keep getting richer. Each day, we are waking up to the news of layoffs. Half the global workforce is slipping into the crevasse of joblessness.

Gravitas: Unemployment | Biggest casualty of the pandemic

The coronavirus pandemic has forced millions out of their jobs. Countries across the globe have come to the rescue of the unemployed. From direct cash transfers to tax breaks, governments are doing all they can to help those without jobs pay their bills.

Gravitas: Coronavirus slowdown | How governments are helping the jobless

Is China sabotaging global efforts to find a vaccine for the Wuhan virus? Did U.S. Senator Rick Scott's warning of Chinese sabotage come out of the blue? Is Beijing trying to gain a monopoly over a life-saving drug?

Gravitas: Is China blocking a Coronavirus vaccine?

The Wuhan Coronavirus has infected more than 70,00,000 people worldwide. India has surpassed Spain & Italy in the global tally with more than 2,58,000+ cases and is now on the 5th spot. WION's Palki Sharma gets you the latest numbers.

Gravitas: Wuhan Coronavirus: More than 70,00,000 cases worldwide

India has once again recorded its deadliest day in the ongoing COVID-19 outbreak. The country has recorded the biggest single-day surge in COVID-19 cases and deaths today. India reported 9,996 new infections cases and 357 deaths in just the last 24-hours.

Single-day jump in COVID-19 cases in India | Coronavirus Pandemic

China's pangolin policy has seen a wild shift. From being hunted down for exotic meals to being provided state protection, WION's Palki Sharma tells you why the endangered mammals are back in the headlines.

Gravitas: Will China be able to save the Pangolin?

The Wuhan virus has infected more than 72,00,000 people across the world. A new study in the Medical Journal Nature says that anti-viral drug Remdesivir can help prevent Lung damage in infected patients. WION's Palki Sharma gets you a report.

Gravitas: Can Remdesivir slow Covid-19 progression?

The Wuhan virus has infected 71,00,000+ people across the world. A new study by the Harvard Medical School claims that the virus first appeared in Wuhan in August 2019.

Gravitas: Did Coronavirus hit Wuhan in August 2019?

For the last 3 months, countries around the world have been under complete or a partial lockdown to battle COVID-19 pandemic. Now a new international study by American scientists says that lockdowns may have prevented around 530 million COVID-19 cases worldwide. Watch report.

Are lockdowns a huge success? New study hails lockdown policies

Italy's Muslim community has not been spared from the repercussion of the coronavirus pandemic. Watch report.

Coronavirus pandemic: Italian Muslims struggle for burial space

Even as the Afghanistan government extends coronavirus lockdown for three more months, Afghanistan's capital city of Kabul continues to remain open. According to the new restriction norms, all businesses except essential services will either be completely shut or work remotely. Watch report.

WION Dispatch: People in Kabul flout lockdown restrictions | Business continues as usual

Madagascar minister sacked over $2M candy plan

Global leaders are hoping against all hope for a quick turnaround in their economies. Some sectors have already collapsed, others are barely staying afloat. WION's Palki Sharma gets you a rundown of the five worst-hit sectors.

Gravitas: Coronavirus slowdown | 5 worst-hit sectors

The Wuhan Coronavirus has infected more than 65,00,000 people worldwide. India is reporting more than 2,29,000 cases. WION's Palki Sharma gets you the latest numbers

Gravitas: Wuhan Coronavirus | More than 66,00,000 cases worldwide

In Chile coronavirus death toll has risen to 50% in the past week, despite a 3-week lockdown in the capital city of Santiago. Watch report.

Chile witnesses sudden surge in COVID-19 deaths

AstraZeneca blood cancer drug shows signs of helping COVID-19 patients

Restaurants, bars, and casinos are reopening across the world. The ordeal of staying at home is gradually coming to an end. WION's Palki Sharma gets you a report.

Gravitas: The world is slowly reopening

An art gallery in Paris is relying on hats to ensure visitors respect social distancing rules. Meanwhile, a 3D printed tool is helping users open and close doors without touching them. WION's Palki Sharma tells you what the new normal looks like.

Gravitas: Living with a virus | What the new normal looks like | COVID-19 Pandemic

India has reported more than 2,26,700 COVID-19 case and atleast 6,300 deaths so far. 9,851 cases reported in last 24 hours, meanwhile 273 deaths reported.

India reports more than 2,26,700 COVID-19 case, atleast 6,300 deaths so far

Indian Scientists claimed on the basis of their study or research that pandemic COVID-19 virus may have entered India in last year's November. Watch this video to get more details.

Indian Scientists: COVID-19 may have entered India in November, 2019

Scientists around the world are resuming trials of the controversial drug hydroxychloroquine for possible use against COVID-19, after the retraction of a heavily criticised study into its effects and side-effects. Now the paper has been retracted, and the WHO trials are back on after several of the paper's authors said they were not able to verify the contents of a database at the heart of the study.

Lancet cities lack of data authenticity: Study that paused HCQ trails now retracted