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China Covid Cases Not Expected To "Significantly Impact" Europe: WHO
The World Health Organization said on Tuesday it did not expect a surge of Covid-19 cases in China to "significantly impact" the situation in Europe.
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Cyberattacks Grown in Last 2 Years During Pandemic, Global Cost Topped $6 Billion in 2021: Italian Defence Firm
Cyberattacks have grown in last two years as coronavirus pandemic soared online activity, stated Italian defence firm Leonardo. Cybersecurity threats were described as ‘collateral damage’ of COVID-19 pandemic and acceleration of digitalisation.
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Moderna Recalls Thousands Of Covid Doses In Europe. Here's Why
Moderna Inc said on Friday it was recalling 764,900 doses of its COVID-19 vaccine made by its contract manufacturer Rovi after a vial was found contaminated by a foreign body.
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Google Delays Mandatory Return to Office Beyond January 10
Google said on Thursday that it has indefinitely delayed plans to ask its employees to return to office due to concerns over COVID-19’s omicron variant. Google in August had said it would expect workers to come in about three days a week from January 10.
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10 Countries In Europe Face Covid Situation Of "High Concern"
Ten countries in the 27-member European Union face a Covid situation of "high concern", the bloc's diseases agency said Friday, warning the pandemic was worsening across the continent.
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What Polio Taught This Nation Leading Europe's Covid Vaccination Drive
Spain has become a leader of Europe's virus vaccination drive against Covid-19, due to a deep trust in the public health system and close-knit family ties that encourage people to get the jab to protect relatives.
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More Than 50% Of German Population Fully Vaccinated Against COVID-19: Minister
More than half the population of Germany is now fully vaccinated, Health Minister Jens Spahn said Wednesday, hailing "another milestone" in Europe's biggest economy's inoculation drive.
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France To Require 24-Hour Negative Covid Test For Some European Arrivals
French Prime Minister Jean Castex said on Saturday that France would reinforce restrictions on travellers from a series of countries to counter a rebound in COVID-19 cases.
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Illegal Drugs Trade Goes Digital Due to COVID-19 Pandemic, Europe Drug Agency Says
Illegal drugs trade went digital to serve its customers during COVID-19 lockdown, and could stay that way when the pandemic is over, Europe's drugs agency said.
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Wonder Woman 1984 Release Date to Be Moved Again, for the Sixth Time: Report
Wonder Woman 1984 is reportedly set to lose its Christmas release date. A report suggests that June 2021 is a “logical” spot, as the first film opened in that month, and Wonder Woman 1984 was set for June 2020 before COVID-19 began playing spoilsport.
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Tenet Nears $150 Million at Box Office as It Opens in the US and China
Tenet has climbed to an estimated worldwide box office total of $146.2 million after bringing in $78.3 million with its opening in the US, China, and Russia, and its second weekend in most parts of Europe, Asia, and Australia.
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Why It's Hard to Tell If Europe's Virus Tracing Apps Are Useful
Europe's experiment in using technology to fight coronavirus has achieved some early successes: millions of people have downloaded smartphone tracker apps and hundreds have uploaded the results of positive COVID-19 tests.
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Coronavirus Contact Tracing Apps: Europe's Journey So Far
More than 20 countries and territories in Europe have launched or plan smartphone apps that seek to break the chain of coronavirus infection by tracking encounters between people and issuing a warning should one of them test positive.
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Tenet Might Release in Europe, Asia in Late August: Report
Tenet — Christopher Nolan’s movie — might release in late August in parts of Europe and Asia, according to a new report. Warner Bros. is reportedly in talks with cinema chains in France, Spain, and the UK to open Tenet between August 26–28. Asian chains are waiting on hear on a new release date for Tenet in “the next few days”.
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Calls for Cooperation as Online Child Sex Abuse Soars in Europe
Online child sex abuse has soared in Europe during coronavirus lockdowns, campaigners and lawyers warned, calling for greater international cooperation and better reporting tools to halt the scourge.
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China Covid Cases Not Expected To "Significantly Impact" Europe: WHO
The World Health Organization said on Tuesday it did not expect a surge of Covid-19 cases in China to "significantly impact" the situation in Europe.
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Cyberattacks Grown in Last 2 Years During Pandemic, Global Cost Topped $6 Billion in 2021: Italian Defence Firm
Cyberattacks have grown in last two years as coronavirus pandemic soared online activity, stated Italian defence firm Leonardo. Cybersecurity threats were described as ‘collateral damage’ of COVID-19 pandemic and acceleration of digitalisation.
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Moderna Recalls Thousands Of Covid Doses In Europe. Here's Why
Moderna Inc said on Friday it was recalling 764,900 doses of its COVID-19 vaccine made by its contract manufacturer Rovi after a vial was found contaminated by a foreign body.
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Google Delays Mandatory Return to Office Beyond January 10
Google said on Thursday that it has indefinitely delayed plans to ask its employees to return to office due to concerns over COVID-19’s omicron variant. Google in August had said it would expect workers to come in about three days a week from January 10.
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10 Countries In Europe Face Covid Situation Of "High Concern"
Ten countries in the 27-member European Union face a Covid situation of "high concern", the bloc's diseases agency said Friday, warning the pandemic was worsening across the continent.
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What Polio Taught This Nation Leading Europe's Covid Vaccination Drive
Spain has become a leader of Europe's virus vaccination drive against Covid-19, due to a deep trust in the public health system and close-knit family ties that encourage people to get the jab to protect relatives.
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More Than 50% Of German Population Fully Vaccinated Against COVID-19: Minister
More than half the population of Germany is now fully vaccinated, Health Minister Jens Spahn said Wednesday, hailing "another milestone" in Europe's biggest economy's inoculation drive.
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France To Require 24-Hour Negative Covid Test For Some European Arrivals
French Prime Minister Jean Castex said on Saturday that France would reinforce restrictions on travellers from a series of countries to counter a rebound in COVID-19 cases.
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Illegal Drugs Trade Goes Digital Due to COVID-19 Pandemic, Europe Drug Agency Says
Illegal drugs trade went digital to serve its customers during COVID-19 lockdown, and could stay that way when the pandemic is over, Europe's drugs agency said.
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Wonder Woman 1984 Release Date to Be Moved Again, for the Sixth Time: Report
Wonder Woman 1984 is reportedly set to lose its Christmas release date. A report suggests that June 2021 is a “logical” spot, as the first film opened in that month, and Wonder Woman 1984 was set for June 2020 before COVID-19 began playing spoilsport.
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Tenet Nears $150 Million at Box Office as It Opens in the US and China
Tenet has climbed to an estimated worldwide box office total of $146.2 million after bringing in $78.3 million with its opening in the US, China, and Russia, and its second weekend in most parts of Europe, Asia, and Australia.
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Why It's Hard to Tell If Europe's Virus Tracing Apps Are Useful
Europe's experiment in using technology to fight coronavirus has achieved some early successes: millions of people have downloaded smartphone tracker apps and hundreds have uploaded the results of positive COVID-19 tests.
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Coronavirus Contact Tracing Apps: Europe's Journey So Far
More than 20 countries and territories in Europe have launched or plan smartphone apps that seek to break the chain of coronavirus infection by tracking encounters between people and issuing a warning should one of them test positive.
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Tenet Might Release in Europe, Asia in Late August: Report
Tenet — Christopher Nolan’s movie — might release in late August in parts of Europe and Asia, according to a new report. Warner Bros. is reportedly in talks with cinema chains in France, Spain, and the UK to open Tenet between August 26–28. Asian chains are waiting on hear on a new release date for Tenet in “the next few days”.
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Calls for Cooperation as Online Child Sex Abuse Soars in Europe
Online child sex abuse has soared in Europe during coronavirus lockdowns, campaigners and lawyers warned, calling for greater international cooperation and better reporting tools to halt the scourge.
