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"No Time To Lose": EU's Nod To 2nd Covid Booster Jab For People Over 60
The EU's health and medicine agencies said Monday they were recommending a second booster shot of a Covid vaccine for people over 60 years old, as infections rise again.
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"World Doesn't Wait": Why EU Companies Are Rethinking China Investments
Many European firms are rethinking their investments in China because of its strict Covid controls, a top business group said Monday, warning that disruptions had pummelled operations.
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EU Watchdog Reviews Adapted Pfizer Jab. Target: Omicron
Europe's medicines watchdog said Wednesday it has started to review an adapted version of Pfizer/BioNTech's anti-Covid jab in order to better protect against specific variants of the virus, including Omicron.
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Indians Can't Fly To UK In European Carriers Without Schengen Visa
However, the rule was changed during Coronavirus pandemic, when most flights around the world were suspended and people preferred to remain indoors
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EU Drug Watchdog Approves AstraZeneca's Covid Prevention Jab 'Evusheld'
The EU's drug watchdog on Thursday recommended for approval AstraZeneca's Covid-19 prevention cocktail, which can be used for patients with immune system problems or severe reactions to other coronavirus vaccines.
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Pfizer Covid Pill Europe's First Approved Oral Treatment Against Covid
The EU's drug watchdog approved Pfizer's coronavirus pill on Thursday, making it the first oral antiviral treatment for the disease to be authorised in Europe.
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Only Vaccine Proof Or Covid Negative Test For EU Arrivals In Italy
Italy will ease coronavirus restrictions for arrivals from the rest of the EU from February, with passengers required to show proof of vaccination, recent recovery or a negative test, but not quarantine.
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"Farewell To Restrictions": Denmark Set To Lift Covid Curbs, 1st In EU
Denmark will remove virtually all Covid restrictions from next Tuesday despite record infections, counting on a high vaccination rate to cope with the milder Omicron variant, the government said.
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"Dictated By Omicron": Poland Schools To Partly Go Online Amid Covid Rise
Poland's Education Minister Przemyslaw Czarnek on Tuesday said older schoolchildren will switch to remote learning as the EU member struggles against soaring Covid-19 infection numbers.
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"Covid Can't Restrict Us": Austria Asserts With Mandatory Jabs; 1st In EU
Austria's parliament on Thursday approved making Covid-19 vaccinations mandatory for adults from next month, becoming the first European country to do so despite a wave of protests opposing the measure.
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Omicron Pushing Covid Out Of Pandemic Phase, Say Europe Experts
The spread of the Omicron variant is pushing Covid towards being an endemic disease that humanity can live with, although it remains a pandemic for now, the EU's drug watchdog said Tuesday.
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Omicron Can Become Dominant Variant In Europe In 1 Month, EU Chief Warns
EU chief Urusula von der Leyen on Wednesday warned the Omicron variant of Covid-19 could become dominant in Europe next month, but insisted her 27-nation bloc had ample vaccines to fight the virus.
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All Travellers From Outside EU Will Need Negative Covid Test: France
Travellers reaching France from outside the European Union will be subject to the obligation of a negative COVID-19 test, regardless their vaccination status, French government spokesman Gabriel Attal said in Wednesday.
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France To Lift Ban On Southern Africa Flights From Saturday
France said Wednesday it will start allowing flights from southern Africa to land on its territory from Saturday, but with "drastic" restrictions allowing only French and EU residents to disembark, along with diplomats and flight crews.
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Pfizer Covid Vaccine For Children In EU To Be Available In Two Weeks
The EU's main Covid vaccine provider, BioNTech/Pfizer, will have jabs available for children in the bloc in two weeks' time, European Commission chief Ursula von der Leyen said Wednesday.
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"No Time To Lose": EU's Nod To 2nd Covid Booster Jab For People Over 60
The EU's health and medicine agencies said Monday they were recommending a second booster shot of a Covid vaccine for people over 60 years old, as infections rise again.
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"World Doesn't Wait": Why EU Companies Are Rethinking China Investments
Many European firms are rethinking their investments in China because of its strict Covid controls, a top business group said Monday, warning that disruptions had pummelled operations.
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EU Watchdog Reviews Adapted Pfizer Jab. Target: Omicron
Europe's medicines watchdog said Wednesday it has started to review an adapted version of Pfizer/BioNTech's anti-Covid jab in order to better protect against specific variants of the virus, including Omicron.
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Indians Can't Fly To UK In European Carriers Without Schengen Visa
However, the rule was changed during Coronavirus pandemic, when most flights around the world were suspended and people preferred to remain indoors
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EU Drug Watchdog Approves AstraZeneca's Covid Prevention Jab 'Evusheld'
The EU's drug watchdog on Thursday recommended for approval AstraZeneca's Covid-19 prevention cocktail, which can be used for patients with immune system problems or severe reactions to other coronavirus vaccines.
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Pfizer Covid Pill Europe's First Approved Oral Treatment Against Covid
The EU's drug watchdog approved Pfizer's coronavirus pill on Thursday, making it the first oral antiviral treatment for the disease to be authorised in Europe.
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Only Vaccine Proof Or Covid Negative Test For EU Arrivals In Italy
Italy will ease coronavirus restrictions for arrivals from the rest of the EU from February, with passengers required to show proof of vaccination, recent recovery or a negative test, but not quarantine.
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"Farewell To Restrictions": Denmark Set To Lift Covid Curbs, 1st In EU
Denmark will remove virtually all Covid restrictions from next Tuesday despite record infections, counting on a high vaccination rate to cope with the milder Omicron variant, the government said.
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"Dictated By Omicron": Poland Schools To Partly Go Online Amid Covid Rise
Poland's Education Minister Przemyslaw Czarnek on Tuesday said older schoolchildren will switch to remote learning as the EU member struggles against soaring Covid-19 infection numbers.
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"Covid Can't Restrict Us": Austria Asserts With Mandatory Jabs; 1st In EU
Austria's parliament on Thursday approved making Covid-19 vaccinations mandatory for adults from next month, becoming the first European country to do so despite a wave of protests opposing the measure.
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Omicron Pushing Covid Out Of Pandemic Phase, Say Europe Experts
The spread of the Omicron variant is pushing Covid towards being an endemic disease that humanity can live with, although it remains a pandemic for now, the EU's drug watchdog said Tuesday.
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Omicron Can Become Dominant Variant In Europe In 1 Month, EU Chief Warns
EU chief Urusula von der Leyen on Wednesday warned the Omicron variant of Covid-19 could become dominant in Europe next month, but insisted her 27-nation bloc had ample vaccines to fight the virus.
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All Travellers From Outside EU Will Need Negative Covid Test: France
Travellers reaching France from outside the European Union will be subject to the obligation of a negative COVID-19 test, regardless their vaccination status, French government spokesman Gabriel Attal said in Wednesday.
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France To Lift Ban On Southern Africa Flights From Saturday
France said Wednesday it will start allowing flights from southern Africa to land on its territory from Saturday, but with "drastic" restrictions allowing only French and EU residents to disembark, along with diplomats and flight crews.
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Pfizer Covid Vaccine For Children In EU To Be Available In Two Weeks
The EU's main Covid vaccine provider, BioNTech/Pfizer, will have jabs available for children in the bloc in two weeks' time, European Commission chief Ursula von der Leyen said Wednesday.
