Ferdinando Giugliano

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Finally a glimmer of hope for a Covid vaccine

Lockdowns haven’t been easy to cope with, but they may have been worth it

Pfizer announcement means that at least one vaccine will probably be available widely from early to mid-2021.

Lockdown 2.0: Europe enters a long, uncertain winter

England becomes the latest major Western nation to face 4-weeks of complete restrictions

Almost empty pub area in Covent Garden in central London, Saturday, Oct. 31, 2020

Italy is suddenly looking very French

Running a state with huge public debt will be an enormous challenge after the pandemic

File picture: Via Manzoni, which is usually a busy street in Milan, is nearly deserted on March 11. 2020.

COVID-19: Europe is looking at ‘smart lockdowns’

Germany, Italy and Portugal are betting on smaller, local shutdowns to prevent new surge

Domenico di Massa and Mariantonia Gangemi embrace their granddaughter Cecilia for the first time in two months after Italy allowed families to see each other again as the country begins a staged end to a nationwide lockdown due to a spread of coronavirus

COVID-19: Pandemic is exposing the limits of science

Scientists and doctors have struggled to convey a unified message to the public

A child wearing a protection mask and gloves is seen at Indira Gandhi International (IGI) airport, after the government allowed domestic flight services to resume, during an extended nationwide lockdown to slow the spread of the coronavirus disease (COVID-19), in New Delhi, India, on May 25, 2020.

Taxing the rich won’t be a great leveller

Way the Covid-19 has impacted shows sharp deviations from past

One way to adjust taxes more fairly would be to identify which sectors have been able to stay open through the crisis and ask them to contribute more.

Coronavirus: This is what led to the Spanish crisis

Much like Italy, Spain faces enormous economic crisis on top of its health care emergency

A woman prays on her knees at the door of the Santa Maria Del Mar church in downtown Barcelona, Spain, Sunday, April 5, 2020

Italy’s lockdown tests the limits of democracy

Restrictions on 60 million people are the most draconian in West. Will citizens comply?

The entire population of Italy -- nearly 60 million -- have been told to stay at home amid the coronavirus outbreak

Greece is ready to turn the page on Tsipras

A victory by Kyriakos Mitsotakis would be welcomed by both the electorate and investors

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