The EU's head of financial services has vowed to avoid market instability or a cliff...
Bloc once counted on British-Swedish company as a linchpin in its Covid-19 vaccination campaignit's
Statement follows Biden administration support for patent waivers
Vaccine doses delivered despite logistical challenges presented by civil war
Germany's participation was approved by a wide majority in parliament on March 25
Prague accuses Moscow of being behind explosion at remote arms depot; Kremlin accuses West of massi
South Sudan health officials have stopped administering 60,000 AstraZeneca doses because of the COVI
Confidence is fading fast in Britain's AstraZeneca vaccine in the wake of regulators identifying a l
Spain, Italy and the Philippines limits AstraZeneca to adults over 60
Commission says reform law could make judges subject to whims of ruling party
Britain, main supplier of AstraZeneca vaccine, has been focus of new export rules
Some European countries resume use of AstraZeneca vaccine
Britain and the European Union are struggling to adjust to their rancorous separation; but, the form
A number of European nations have suspended use of the vaccine due to safety concerns
Norway reported one death and three hospitalizations among health workers who recently had the Astra
Norway reported one death and three hospitalizations among health workers who recently had the Astra
Populist parties bash the EU's vaccine rollout, but are quieter about leaving the bloc
European Union officials saying they have yet to approve jab for use in the bloc
Move comes just as the nation is about to surpass 100K COVID-19 deaths
Campaign to take Australian government to court over coal mining prompted by Black Summer bushfires
Decision announced Tuesday comes one day after real-world study in Britain shows first shot of both
Commission president says 'Green Pass' will be presented later this month
President will meet with workers at plant who are producing one of the two federally-approved COVID-
Tedros calls study suggesting vaccine minimally effective against the South African variant 'concern
As of Sunday, the country registered 4,609 positive COVID-19 cases, 861 active cases, 66 deaths and
European Medicines Agency calls vaccine effective, despite concerns about older people
Pharmaceutical company, bloc officials trade accusations about vaccine delivery failures
Mexico joins Britain, India and Argentina to formally approve vaccine far easier to store at normal
Last year's attack in Halle has been seen as one of the gravest anti-Semitic assaults in Germany's p
Thailand says most of the 200 million doses the British pharmaceutical firm plans to churn out of a
The US Supreme Court agrees to hear a bid by the National Collegiate Athletic Association to defend
A spike in US infections has pushed hospitalizations to record levels/
Cyprus is blocking EU attempts to sanction top officials in Belarus and hold new election
EU Commission says Britain missed deadline to withdraw problematic language
But House Speaker's spokesman says she was complying with rules as presented to her by eSalon SF
Democrats are aggressively pursuing oversight of postal operations after President Donald Trump rail
Prashant Bhushan posted two tweets critical of the court
In a 2-1 decision on June 24, a three-judge panel of the same court ruled in favor of Flynn and the
Ruling to invalidate Privacy Shield will complicate business for some 5,000 companies, and it could
EU Commission claimed in 2016 that Apple had illegal sweetheart tax deal with Irish authorities
Observers say Merkel has an eye on her legacy/
EU and partners seek to ensure the EU and developing nations have access
The Wall Street Journal reported on Thursday, citing people familiar with the matter
Ruling is major legal defeat for the Russian government, huge win for shareholders in former oil com
Ruling is major legal defeat for the Russian government, huge win for shareholders in former oil com
The Justice Department argues that the high court's ruling effectively puts an end to the legal chal