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One in two Greeks expect to be infected with the novel coronavirus, according to a new survey, which also found that the overwhelming majority of the population approve of the government's measures in response to the pandemic.

As the number of coronavirus deaths continues to surge in the U.S., officials are warning the disease could kill between 100,000 and 240,000 Americans, even if people continue to stay home and limit their contact with others.

The presidents of Turkey and the U.S. agreed that the fight against the novel coronavirus outbreak could only be won through global solidarity and cooperation, according to an official statement on March 31.

The number of people infected with the new coronavirus is approaching 750,000, according to information from the Johns Hopkins Institute, which continuously monitors the pandemic. The number changing every minute. Yesterday, at 7.30pm it was 745 308.

Moldovan authorities are flirting with further reining in media freedoms as the COVID-19 pandemic worsens.

The new world order has not come into being as one would have expected in the wake of the Soviet collapse 30 years ago. In fact, it is still in the making, with no signs of settling down. The current coronavirus pandemic, which is ravaging every corner of the world, could perhaps bring this distant prospect closer to us than imagined.

The death toll of coronavirus in Spain has increased today by 812 people to 7340 from 6528 on Sunday, the Spanish health ministry said.

The number of confirmed COVID-19 cases in the country is 85,195. Yesterday they were 78,797. Thus, the number of infected in Spain exceeds those reported in China.

Unfortunately, it's not enough to be "doing well" on our own during the pandemic. The word itself, pandemic, suggests that, apart from the scale of the virus' spread and the incalculable danger, there is a pressing need for European Union powers to come together.

Of the total of 536.000 cases, more than 60.000 have been confirmed in the last 24 hours, and more than 2.500 new deaths in 59 states have increased the death toll to 24.000, Reuters figures show early Friday.
This makes Thursday the deadliest day since the coronavirus pandemic erupted, with Spain and Italy having more than 700 deaths each.

The coronavirus pandemic has killed more than 15,000 people in Europe, according to Johns Hopkins, reported by AFP.

A total of 15,500 deaths were reported across Europe, most of them in Italy (8,165) and Spain (4,089), followed by France with 1,331.