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[ad_1] Palau President Surangel Whipps said security measures would be maintained to ensure the bubble’s success. “We can all have fun. And tourists can come back smiling,” he said. Taiwanese Minister of …

[ad_1] French Health Minister Olivier Veran speaks at a press conference on the French government’s current strategy for the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, in Paris, France, March 25, 2021 (Ludovic Marin / Pool …

[ad_1] The government is in talks with Havana to possible acquisition of one of the vaccines against the Covid-19 which is developing in Cuba, and which has already entered phase 3 of …

[ad_1] New Zealand raised the minimum wage and raised taxes for the richest, two measures that went into effect on Thursday and are part of Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern’s efforts to fight …

[ad_1] The private liturgy took place in the chapel of the cardinal’s house in the presence of some members of the Focolare community. Vatican News Según fuentes del movimiento de los Focolares, …

[ad_1] As of Thursday, 154 million vaccines had been administered. President Joe Biden’s new goal is to apply 200 million doses during his first 100 days in office. But coronavirus cases are …

[ad_1] More than 30 Latin American leaders, including former presidents, former foreign ministers and political leaders, have spoken out against “interference in the internal affairs” of Bolivia by the Secretary General of …

[ad_1] New death record in Rio de Janeiro: one death every 4 minutesMinutouno.com Coronavirus: in Rio de Janeiro, there is one death every 4 minutesEl Sol Mendoza newspaper See full coverage on …

[ad_1] France is one of the most vaccine-skeptical countries in the world, a fertile ground for the dissemination of false information by die-hard anti-vaccine campaigners, writes Marianna Spring, a specialist in disinformation …

[ad_1] Transfer of a patient to Rio de Janeiro (Reuters) The new wave of COVID-19 that countries in America are experiencing could be more widespread than the previous one, as is already …