Two crossed lines that form an 'X'. It indicates a way to close an interaction, or dismiss a notification.Europe is preparing to issue a new travel ban on the US due to the spread of coronavirus cases in the country.
The US hit a record high of 40,000 daily coronavirus cases on Thursday according to data from John Hopkins University.A leaked draft version of the travel ban list grouped the United States with Russia and Brazil as countries set to be banned.Visit Business Insider's homepage for more storiesEurope is preparing to impose a new ban on Americans from travelling to the continent, once its borders reopen, due to the high number of coronavirus cases in the US.
The US hit a record high of 40,000 daily coronavirus cases on Thursday according to data from John Hopkins University.
AdamBienkov Your poll showing that a majority want to rejoin the EU total rubbish no doubt the poll was conducted of Europeans who have moved to the UK because I've yet to meet anybody who has changed their mind more stupid journalism
AdamBienkov You need a better editor. Is this truly 'on Americans', or on travel from the US and/or people who have been in US in last 14 days? In a time that many are separated from loved ones and unable to (re)start work or business, such imprecise language is journalistic malpractice.
And also the high level of incompetence and stupidity from Trump and his administration
Noice. 🙄
they def should.
Everyone Stay home!!!
And they will ask Chinese to visit Europe 🤫
We’ve been hearing that for daysssss just DO IT already travelban EuropeanUnion EU
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