Zoos, museums and hairdressers reopen in Germany, with some students also returning to school.
Small businesses like hairdressers are opening their doors in Spain, though they can only serve customers who have made appointments. Some of the country's islands will loosen restrictions even further, as they have not been as badly affected as the mainland.
After eight weeks in lockdown, Italy is finally lifting some of its restrictions. People will be able to visit relatives, parks are reopening, and bars and restaurants can do takeaway. About four million people are expected to go back to work, although face masks will be mandatory at work and on public transport.
School leavers go back to class in Austria, and senior exams take place for pupils in Hungary - though schools there remain closed.
Poland allows hotels, libraries, museums and shops to reopen, but hairdressers, restaurants and playgrounds remain shut.
Russian authorities have confirmed 10,581 new coronavirus infections, bringing the national total to 145,268.
It's the second day running that the country has reported over 10,000 new cases. Russia's official infection figures now surpass those of China, Turkey and Iran.
US President Donald Trump has warned that as many as 100,000 people could die of coronavirus in the US.
More than 67,000 people have already died with Covid-19 in the US.
India has asked migrants seeking to return to their home states to pay their own train fares, in a move that has caused outrage in the country.
Japan has extended its state of emergency until the end of May after a government meeting late on Monday.
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