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Merkel stressed that “the spring of 2021 will be different from the spring a year ago” because COVID-19 vaccines and a range of tests were now available as “two helpers” against the

Public hospitals are under enormous pressure to cope with increased admissions, especially in the Attica region where half of Greece’s population lives, said Vassilis Kikilias Greek officials activated an emergency plan to

The number of people who lost their lives to the coronavirus increased by 322 to reach 87,542, the seventh highest in the world….reports Asian Lite News A total of 3,810,316 people in

Russia’s latest moves against Navalny stirred up tensions with the West. The four individuals were sanctioned for their “roles in the arbitrary arrest, prosecution and sentencing of Alexei Navalny, as well as

Italy continues to the worst affected country with the seventh highest number of deaths so far. The decree, to be effective from March 6 to April 6, extends to March 27 a

A common direction towards Europe’s safe opening The European Commission’s Vice President Margaritis Schinas said that it is set to introduce a Digital Green Pass that will enable the continent’s safe opening

WHO currently recommends the use of the AstraZeneca vaccine even if the variants are present in a country Watzl’s call comes after recent studies in Scotland showed the AstraZeneca jab to be