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EU Could Approve Vaccine Against New Covid Variant In 3 To 4 Months
The EU drug regulator said on Tuesday it could approve vaccines adapted to target the Omicron variant of the coronavirus within three to four months if needed, but that existing shots would continue to provide protection.
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EU Accuses Russia, China Of Sowing Mistrust In Western Vaccines
Russian and Chinese media are systematically seeking to sow mistrust in Western COVID-19 vaccines in their latest disinformation campaigns aimed at dividing the West, a European report said on Wednesday.
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Not Selling EU Vaccine Doses To Other Countries For Profit: AstraZeneca Chief
AstraZeneca's CEO insisted Tuesday that the company was not selling vaccines ordered by the European Union to other countries at a profit, after delayed orders sparked fury from EU leaders.
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European Union Doubles BioNTech-Pfizer Vaccine Order To 600 Million Doses
The EU has struck a deal to double its supply of the BioNTech/Pfizer vaccine against Covid-19 to a total of 600 million doses, European Commission chief Ursula von der Leyen said on Friday.
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AstraZeneca Vaccine Approval Unlikely In January: European Union Agency
The coronavirus vaccine developed by AstraZeneca and Oxford University, which was approved Wednesday in Britain, is unlikely to get a green light in the European Union in the next month, according to the European Medicines Agency (EMA).
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Europe Begins Covid Vaccine Rollout Amid Fear Of New Virus Strain
A swath of EU nations begin vaccinating their most vulnerable groups Sunday as a reputedly more contagious coronavirus variant spread internationally and the WHO warned that the current pandemic would not be the last.
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Not Going To Launch "Cold War" With China: EU
The EU's chief diplomat said Wednesday he had assured China's foreign minister the bloc does not want a "cold war", as it accused Beijing of waging a coronavirus disinformation campaign.
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EU Urges Voluntary Use of Coronavirus Contact Tracing Apps to Speed Recovery From Pandemic
"Contact tracing and warning measures, for example, with the use of mobile apps, could be used, on a voluntary basis, by passengers to detect and interrupt infection chains and reduce the risk of further transmission as long as transmission risks persist," said a Commission document seen by Reuters.
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EU to Adopt Unified Policy on Coronavirus Mobile Apps
The European Union is drawing up common rules for using mobile apps to track the spread of the coronavirus, aiming to make better use of the technology and address privacy concerns.
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Eurozone Given 2 Weeks To Find Coronavirus Response
EU leaders on Thursday gave eurozone finance ministers a fortnight to come up with a stronger response to the economic havoc wrought by the coronavirus pandemic.
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EU Urges Online Media to Ditch HD During Coronavirus Pandemic
The European Union on Wednesday urged online media platforms to stream movies and entertainment in standard rather than high definition to relieve pressure on the Internet during the coronavirus epidemic.
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EU Slams US For 'Unilaterally' Imposing Travel Ban
European Union leaders on Thursday rebuked the United States for imposing a unilateral travel ban on arrivals from countries in the Schengen passport-free zone without consulting them.
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European Union Raises Coronavirus Risk Level From Moderate To 'High'
The European Union's disease control agency has increased its risk level for the novel coronavirus COVID-19 from moderate to high, EU Commission president Ursula von der Leyen said on Monday.
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EU Could Approve Vaccine Against New Covid Variant In 3 To 4 Months
The EU drug regulator said on Tuesday it could approve vaccines adapted to target the Omicron variant of the coronavirus within three to four months if needed, but that existing shots would continue to provide protection.
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EU Accuses Russia, China Of Sowing Mistrust In Western Vaccines
Russian and Chinese media are systematically seeking to sow mistrust in Western COVID-19 vaccines in their latest disinformation campaigns aimed at dividing the West, a European report said on Wednesday.
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Not Selling EU Vaccine Doses To Other Countries For Profit: AstraZeneca Chief
AstraZeneca's CEO insisted Tuesday that the company was not selling vaccines ordered by the European Union to other countries at a profit, after delayed orders sparked fury from EU leaders.
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European Union Doubles BioNTech-Pfizer Vaccine Order To 600 Million Doses
The EU has struck a deal to double its supply of the BioNTech/Pfizer vaccine against Covid-19 to a total of 600 million doses, European Commission chief Ursula von der Leyen said on Friday.
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AstraZeneca Vaccine Approval Unlikely In January: European Union Agency
The coronavirus vaccine developed by AstraZeneca and Oxford University, which was approved Wednesday in Britain, is unlikely to get a green light in the European Union in the next month, according to the European Medicines Agency (EMA).
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Europe Begins Covid Vaccine Rollout Amid Fear Of New Virus Strain
A swath of EU nations begin vaccinating their most vulnerable groups Sunday as a reputedly more contagious coronavirus variant spread internationally and the WHO warned that the current pandemic would not be the last.
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Not Going To Launch "Cold War" With China: EU
The EU's chief diplomat said Wednesday he had assured China's foreign minister the bloc does not want a "cold war", as it accused Beijing of waging a coronavirus disinformation campaign.
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EU Urges Voluntary Use of Coronavirus Contact Tracing Apps to Speed Recovery From Pandemic
"Contact tracing and warning measures, for example, with the use of mobile apps, could be used, on a voluntary basis, by passengers to detect and interrupt infection chains and reduce the risk of further transmission as long as transmission risks persist," said a Commission document seen by Reuters.
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EU to Adopt Unified Policy on Coronavirus Mobile Apps
The European Union is drawing up common rules for using mobile apps to track the spread of the coronavirus, aiming to make better use of the technology and address privacy concerns.
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Eurozone Given 2 Weeks To Find Coronavirus Response
EU leaders on Thursday gave eurozone finance ministers a fortnight to come up with a stronger response to the economic havoc wrought by the coronavirus pandemic.
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EU Urges Online Media to Ditch HD During Coronavirus Pandemic
The European Union on Wednesday urged online media platforms to stream movies and entertainment in standard rather than high definition to relieve pressure on the Internet during the coronavirus epidemic.
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EU Slams US For 'Unilaterally' Imposing Travel Ban
European Union leaders on Thursday rebuked the United States for imposing a unilateral travel ban on arrivals from countries in the Schengen passport-free zone without consulting them.
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European Union Raises Coronavirus Risk Level From Moderate To 'High'
The European Union's disease control agency has increased its risk level for the novel coronavirus COVID-19 from moderate to high, EU Commission president Ursula von der Leyen said on Monday.
