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The Bulgarian party turnout looks like a confused pie- totally fragmented. There are literally six different voices to be now
In France a wait of six months between the first and second dose of the anti-coronavirus vaccine
To speed up the immunization campaign, the French Academy of Medicine suggests waiting six months between administering the first dose
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Pfizer promises the EU another 50 million vaccines by June
After the problems with the delivery of vaccines by AstraZeneca and the sudden stop of Johnson & Johnson, the European
Never again, first meeting between Von der Leyen and Michel after the Sofa Gate
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Race for German Chancellorship grows intense as Soeder and Laschet compete to be Merkel’s successor
It is not an easy time for Germany to find a perfect replacement for Angela Merkel, who held reigns of
Anti-coronavirus vaccines, Europe is losing a geopolitical war
That on vaccines is «a geopolitical war» on which «the concept of sovereignty is at stake. Observers believe that the
The EU ultimatum on AstraZeneca has expired, Russia reassures about its anti-coronavirus vaccine
The letter from Brussels on 19 March in which the European Commission asked the Anglo-Swedish company AstraZeneca to respect its
Royal family mourns Prince Philip as tributes flood in from the nook
The Queen and royal family mourn as condolences and tributes flood in from the nook and cranny of the globe
Sofa-Gate: polemics also on the EU Council president Charles Michel
Two armchairs for three presidents. The meeting between Recep Tayyip Erdogan and the representatives of the European Union Ursula von
