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Italy has just surpassed China for the most number of deaths related to coronavirus.

Governments and manufacturers are adopting drastic measures to produce more ventilators as the coronavirus pandemic places unprecedented demand on the world's hospitals.

Prince Albert II of Monaco has tested positive for coronavirus, a spokesperson for the city-state's palace told CNN on Thursday.

President Trump's comments about the coronavirus have evolved since the first confirmed US case on January 22. CNN's tally of cases is based on records from the CDC, as well as local and state agencies.

The European Union is urging Netflix and other streaming platforms to stop showing video in high definition to prevent the internet from breaking under the strain of unprecedented usage due to the coronavirus pandemic.

CNN's Dr. Sanjay Gupta says data out of China claims that 4 out of 5 people who contracted the novel coronavirus there did so from someone who didn't know they had it. Dr. Darria Long, an emergency room physician, says she is seeing people in their 40s on ventilators.

When CNN's Manu Raju asked Sen. Bernie Sanders about continuing his presidential campaign, Sanders said, "I'm dealing with a f**king global crisis."

A New Jersey mother died from coronavirus without knowing that her two children also got infected and died shortly before she did, The New York Times reported.

It's a stunning reversal President Donald Trump would like Americans to forget.

Passing through airports in Hong Kong and Tokyo this week highlighted the differences in the approaches of the two Asian hubs in dealing with the novel coronavirus pandemic.

Volunteers around the country are providing social support for the elderly to decrease feelings of fear and isolation.

Qantas Group is halting all international flights after the Australian government told citizens to avoid overseas travel because of the novel coronavirus pandemic.

While the coronavirus pandemic and climate change are inherently different issues, they share two important characteristics: both are global crises that threaten the lives of millions of people.

The first known cases of coronavirus in the federal correctional system emerged Wednesday as the number of infected inmates and staffers at local facilities across the country continued to climb, heightening concerns about the spread of the pandemic within the tight quarters housing the nation's inmates.

The European Central Bank on Wednesday announced a huge new money-printing program aimed at keeping the region's financial system functioning and helping the economy cope with the devastating shock caused by the coronavirus epidemic.

Military hospital ships will chug toward hard-hit areas. The government can now use a 1950s law to mandate factories produce medical equipment (though not, apparently, right away). The country, by all appearances, is back at war -- with President Donald Trump, at least by his own description, as the man in charge.

Italy is entering its fourth week of the worst national crisis since World War II with no end in sight.

Governments and medical officials are scrambling to provide the public with accurate and timely information about the novel coronavirus. But those efforts are being undermined by the spread of medical misinformation and fake cures on one of the world's most popular messaging platforms.

The UK government is considering a partial lockdown in London to stem the spread of novel coronavirus, amid concerns that residents in the capital are not heeding advice to stay at home, multiple sources have told CNN.

CNN's John King says President Trump seemed to be "deliberately" singling out China and using a stigmatizing term to refer to the novel coronavirus.

Russian state media and pro-Kremlin outlets have deployed a disinformation campaign to sow "panic and fear" in the West amid the coronavirus outbreak, European Union (EU) officials warned in an internal report seen by CNN.

In the ongoing fight against the coronavirus, Israel has approved the electronic tracking of patients using a digital technology that, until now, was used only for counterterrorism.

Shelves in Australian supermarkets are being emptied and major events canceled amid rising alarm over the rapid spread of the novel coronavirus, which has infected almost 180,000 people worldwide.

Around the world, people are panic buying toilet paper. Here's a look at the toilet paper supply chain and the reality behind shortage fears.

Most of them were 60 years and older. Some lived in nursing homes. Many had pre-existing health problems. And only a few traveled abroad.

Former Vice President Joe Biden has a near-insurmountable lead over Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders after sweeping Tuesday's primaries in Arizona, Florida and Illinois.

The coronavirus emergency is fast transforming into one of the gravest political and societal challenges of the modern age -- and America's leaders are only just beginning to understand the gargantuan task before them.

The impact of the coronavirus pandemic has rocked the hospitality and service industries, abruptly leaving thousands across the country with no income. CNN's Jason Carroll reports.

After months on the frontline of the coronavirus pandemic, Hong Kong increasingly looks like a model for how to handle it.

The State Department is using social media to encourage Iranians to share information with the Trump administration -- both on an encrypted tip line and through an online survey -- about the coronavirus pandemic that is devastating the country.

CNN's Dr. Sanjay Gupta and Jake Tapper discuss what you should be doing to make sure you don't contract or spread novel coronavirus. Dr. Gupta recommends that you act like you have the virus to help you take proper measures.

Much of the advice Americans are getting about how to protect themselves from coronavirus comes down to good hygiene: stay at home, avoid crowds and public gatherings, wash your hands, disinfect surfaces, and don't touch your face.

President Donald Trump wasn't planning to come before cameras Sunday, according to two people familiar with his plans. Thinking he'd only be meeting members of his coronavirus task force, the President put on a suit jacket, button-down shirt with an open collar and a blue "USA" baseball cap before heading downstairs to the West Wing.

The European Union has formally agreed to temporarily close its external borders to all "non-essential" travel from third nations, as the bloc hopes to put out internal political fires that the coronavirus outbreak has lit across the continent.

The coronavirus is tearing through Iran, making it the country hardest-hit by the virus in the region. Now, the UAE, a country Iran is often at odds with, is sending in badly-needed aid.

European governments are writing blank checks to protect businesses and workers from the deep recession into which the global economy is sinking rapidly because of the coronavirus pandemic.