Turkey won't stop refugees from going to Europe; Coronavirus now in sub-Saharan Africa; Slovakia and Israel head to the polls

Polls report high numbers as Israel votes yet again

Coronavirus Could Be an Obstacle in EP Energy Bankruptcy Exit

The coronavirus could be an unexpected obstacle for a Houston energy company’s planned exit from bankruptcy as unhappy creditors say the oil driller needs to re-examine its business projections amid economic fallout from the epidemic.

Exit polls: Benjamin Netanyahu projected to win most votes in Israel's election

Israel’s 3rd election in a year improves Netanyahu’s chances of forming a government exit polls show

Exit polls: Netanyahu just short of majority in Israel vote

Evening Update: Coronavirus spreads to more countries; Klobuchar the latest to exit U.S. presidential campaign

The world's next rich country goes to the polls

Exit polls: Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu just short of a majority in Israel’s third election in under a year

Israeli exit polls give Netanyahu’s Likud allies an edge as supporters rejoice

Exit polls: Netanyahu short of majority in Israel vote

Israel election: Netanyahu projected to win but exit polls suggest bloc just short of majority

Exit polls show Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu ahead but short of a majority in Israel’s 3rd election in a year — he goes on trial in 2 weeks

The uncertainty didn't stop Benjamin Netanyahu from declaring victory early Tuesday in front of a raucous crowd of supporters.

What to watch: Tesco completes China exit European stocks German worries on coronavirus

A daily overview of the top business, market, and economic stories to watch in the UK, Europe, and abroad.

Coronavirus: China’s ravaged manufacturing heartlands force international firms to speed up exit strategies

This is part of a five-part series looking at how the coronavirus epidemic affects China’s relationships with the rest of the world. Part two focuses on how the coronavirus has shaken the commitment of multinational companies working in China, and whether it may lead to another wave of manufacturing