World Health Organization WHO urges global community to step up efforts to control and monitor the new COVID-19 variants. Efforts…
At the ‘One Planet Summit’ for biodiversity, António Guterres declared 2021 as “the year to reconcile humanity with nature.” In…
The European Commission has selected 24 projects that will build new programmes, or expand existing ones, for the collection of…
We have just a few COVID free - Green zones in the revised map released by the European Center for…
The World Health Organization (WHO) has warned of a “tipping point”, amid surging cases in Europe and the fresh challenge…
European Commission has granted a conditional marketing authorisation (CMA) for the COVID‑19 vaccine developed by Moderna, the second COVID-19 vaccine…
“The children born today enter a world far different than even a year ago, and a New Year brings a…
To speed up access to COVID-19 vaccinations in the developing world, on the eve of the new year, the UN…
Inequality between the rich and poor worsened during pandemic and poverty increased, for the first time in decades. UN labor…
European Commission adopted a package of €70 million to fund COVID-19 vaccines for Western Balkans partners. EU funds run under…
The first International Day of Epidemic Preparedness highlights the need to learn lessons from the coronavirus pandemic. The United Nations…
As the world slowly emerges from the COVID-19 pandemic, many people’s thoughts have turned to holidays and tourism. How many…
The development and distribution of an effective vaccination against COVID-19 represents a lasting response to the pandemic. It is at…
Following a sharp decline in the first quarter of 2020, economic activity and recovery in China has normalized faster than…
New COVID-19 UK strain have led to travel bans over increased transmissibility. Experts try to understand the new COVID-19 variants.…
Eurogroup President in his 2020 Year in Review highlights significant developments in the field of EU economics and the response…
Trade in Asia and Pacific is expected to perform relatively “less bad” than the rest of the world due to…
The culture sector, which employs more than 30 million people globally, has been hit much harder than expected by the…
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