„Our message is that we will have a tourist season this summer, even if it is with security measures and restrictions.” Those were the words of European Commissioner for Economic Affairs Paolo Gentiloni yesterday, as the EU revealed a set of guidelines for member states gradually lifting international travel restrictions.
UK Prime Minister, Boris Johnson, has announced an end to some of his nation’s coronavirus lockdown measures. In a televised address late on Sunday, Mr Johnson revealed the UK would be reopening some public spaces and lifting limits on exercise and outdoor time.
In a major re-election campaign speech, Poland’s president yesterday outlined a plan for more aid to the unemployed, including a special allowance to workers who lose their jobs due to the coronavirus crisis.
It was announced over the weekend that the European Commission would not be examining presidential elections in Poland under the EU’s Article 7 procedure.
The Danish government this week has followed Poland’s lead in announcing that it will not bail out companies affected by the coronavirus pandemic who are registered in offshore tax havens.
The number of worldwide deaths attributed to Coronavirus reached 100,000 yesterday as the number of cases globally reached 1.6 million. In the US, cases are rising the fastest and the US has around 30% of all infections. In Poland the government has mandated that poles will be required to cover their nose and mouth in public from
The Polish health minister has announced that Poles will have to wear masks or scarves covering their nose and mouth when out in public from next Thursday. The minister said the move was aimed to help those around us, rather than ourselves.
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