Naomi Kresge

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  • A waiter stands outside a busy terrace as Parisians relax as the French Government announced that from Monday all bars and cafes in Paris will be made to shut at 10pm as part of a string of new measures to curb the spread of Covid-19 in France.International

    As infection rates rise, Europe embraces a ‘lockdown lite’ strategy

    By Naomi Kresge, Rachel Chang, and others
  • Senior students study in a classroom in Wuhan China, as schools reopened in May. The WHO said it was considering a new mission to China to investigate the source of the virus, which emerged in Wuhan late last yearPolitics

    As accusations about source of COVID-19 grow, WHO says it will consider a new mission into virus’ origins

    By Corinne Gretler, Naomi Kresge, and others
  • CHINA-HUBEI-WUHAN-COVID-19-TCM-REHABILITATION CLINIC (CN)International

    Therapy to reduce men’s testosterone seen as promising coronavirus treatment

    By Naomi Kresge and Bloomberg
  • Coronavirus: Italy extends emergency measures nationwideInternational

    Coronavirus cases are pushing Italy’s hospitals to the brink

    By Alessandro Speciale, Daniele Lepido, and others
  • Tourists wearing a protective mask walk in St. Peter's square at the Vatican on March 03, 2020. - Italy urged tourists spooked by the coronavirus not to stay away, but efforts to reassure the world it was managing the outbreak were overshadowed by confusion over case numbers. Hotel bookings in Milan have plummeted to 20 percent, compared to nearly 90 percent normally at this time of year, while in Rome, far from the northern hotspots over 50 percent of bookings have been cancelled until the end of March, hotel association Federalberghi said. (Photo by Tiziana FABI / AFP) (Photo by TIZIANA FABI/AFP via Getty Images)International

    ‘Collective psychosis:’ As coronavirus fears grow, the world travel industry stares into the abyss

    By Naomi Kresge, Flavia Rotondi, and others
  • A street in Gangelt in the Heinsberg district on February 28 is empty. More and more people in the Heinsberg district have to stay at home as a precaution after the first cases of infection with the novel coronavirus.Health

    Switzerland cancels events and Germany puts town under quarantine as coronavirus spreads across Europe

    By Naomi Kresge, Stefan Nicola, and others
  • Bayer AG Holds Annual Shareholders MeetingInternational

    Bayer Commits $5.6 Billion to Glyphosate Alternatives Amid 13,000 Lawsuits Over the Weedkiller

    By Tim Loh, Naomi Kresge, and others
  • Bayer Bilanzpressekonferenz - Annual press ConferenceInternational

    Bayer CEO Faces a Shareholder Reckoning Over the Monsanto Deal

    By Naomi Kresge, Eyk Henning, and others
  • Pipette adding sample to petri dish with DNA profiles in backgroundHealth

    Roche Bids $4.8 Billion for U.S.-Based Gene Therapy Specialist Spark

    By Tim Loh, Naomi Kresge, and others