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2.0K1COVID19E.U. sues AstraZeneca for under-delivering
AstraZeneca's delivery to E.U. has fallen short of tens of millions of doses.
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507COVID19EMA recommends J&J’s COVID-19 vaccine despite reports of blood clot
EMA has stressed that the overall benefits of getting the shot outweigh the risks
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462RussiaRussia to commences work for its own Space Station
The Russian space module is set to cost at least U.S. $ 5 billion, would orbit at a higher latitude
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480RussiaDoctors warn Navalny may die any moment if not given immediate treatment
Alexie Navalny has been on hunger strike since the last 18 days, he demanded treatment from the doctor of his choice
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614ChinaChina to cooperate with France and Germany to cope with climate change
Merkel, Macron and Xi hold climate talks, look to improve ties between E.U. and China
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532COVID19Germany to pass a Bill to force COVID-19 lockdowns and curfews
Merkel calls to amend Infection Protection Act to give more powers to federal authorities
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721European UnionE.U. to restrict the use of AI in human society
The AI systems in check include those systems which are designed or used in a manner that manipulates human behavior,
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574UncategorizedU.K. to withdraw troops from Afghanistan
Following the footsteps of its NATO ally, United States, the United Kingdom will withdraw all its troops from the war-torn Afghanistan
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563European UnionE.U. Military Committee Chief warns of increased security threats amidst COVID-19
There is a possibility that countries will cut down on defense budget to compensate for the economic impacts of COVID-19
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588RussiaPrison authorities threaten Navalny to forceful feed him to end his hunger strike
Navalny went on hunger strike as he was not given proper medical treatment for his acute back and leg pain
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610European UnionMontenegro seeks help from E.U. to repay Chinese loan of U.S. $ 1 billion
Montenegro has approached the European Union for a U.S. $ 1 billion bailout for paying off Chinese loan for an incomplete highway...
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579COVID19France recommends different second AstraZeneca’s first dose
The move comes after reports of blot clot arising in patients who took Oxford University – AstraZeneca vaccine came to light
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437UncategorizedE.U. and Turkey blame each other over ‘Sofagate’ scandal
The battle of protocol has led to a number of accusations over Turkey’s attitude towards women and E.U.
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498European UnionEMA to check Russia’s Sputnik V for Good Clinical Practice standards
The EMA will examine Sputnik V for “Good Clinical Practice (GCP)” Standards
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564ChinaU.K. grants political asylum to Hong Kong activist Nathan Law
United Kingdom has also launched £43 million fund to support Hong Kongers to move to U.K.
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830GreeceGreek Government unveils ‘Greece 2.0’ to revive the Greek economy
Vision ‘Greece 2.0’ will focus on driving the economic regeneration of Greece
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474COVID19Everyone in England to get tested for COVID-19 twice a week
U.K. has made it compulsory for all the people to get tested for COVID-19 twice a week from this Friday
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429UncategorizedTaiwan says Europe is helping them develop submarines
Taiwan has been trying hard to revamp and upgrade its submarines as it is no where when compared to the Chinese submarines
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589UncategorizedE.U. accuses China of forcing BBC’s Beijing correspondent to move to Taiwan
The Beijing Correspondent - John Sudworth was forced to move out for his coverage on Uyghur Muslim Camps in Xinjiang.
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574WorldRussia warns NATO against deploying troops in Ukraine
Kremlin Spokesman -Dmitry Peskov warned that Russia will respond if NATO forces are seen in Ukraine
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592COVID19WHO criticizes E.U. for slow rollout of the COVID-19 vaccine
Terming the roll-out as unacceptably slow, WHO raised concerns over the rising Covid-19 cases in the E.U.
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