Delays in deliveries, production bottlenecks, exports control, vaccine hesitancy and public feuds with pharmaceutical companies have muddled the first months of Europe's vaccination campaign against COVID-19.
Millions of people across the UK will be able to have their first sit-down pint at a pub in months today, with others also looking forward to visiting indoor gyms, shops, and hairdressers after the government eased lockdown restrictions.
Europe's coronavirus deaths on Monday passed the one-million mark as the World Health Organization warned that the pandemic had reached a "critical point." The death toll across Europe's 52 countries, compiled by AFP from official sources, totalled at least 1,000,288.
Rwanda's President Paul Kagame has rallied leaders in Africa, saying that the continent ought to build capacity to produce its own vaccines and medical products.
The new strain of coronavirus first identified in England is more infectious but not more dangerous than the original COVID-19, two new UK-based studies have found.
Europe's Muslims will begin marking Ramadan on Tuesday evening, religious authorities from various countries said.
Las consecuencias del Sofagate, el incidente con los sillones de la semana pasada en Ankara, siguen aumentando. Lo que empezó como un incidente diplomático, amenaza con convertirse en una crisis interna en toda regla.
O chamado "sofagate" evoluiu de incidente diplomático na Turquia para crise no interior das instituições da União Europeia.
Der als Sofagate bekannt gewordene protokollarische Lapsus um einen fehlenden Stuhl für EU-Kommissionspräsidentin Ursula von der Leyen in Ankara droht nun sich in eine interne Krise auszuwachsen.
La campagne européenne de vaccination s'intensifie. Mais derrière les chiffres en progression se cache un autre débat qui n'est pas encore tranché, celui de rendre le vaccin obligatoire ou non.
Milhares de pessoas desafiaram, esta segunda-feira, a junta militar que está no poder no Myanmar e protestaram contra o golpe de fevereiro que derrubou o Governo liderado por Aung San Suu Kyi. Os manifestantes expressaram o apoio à Prémio Nobel da Paz, que enfrenta agora novas acusações.
CNN's Rosa Flores reports on migrants who were expelled by the Biden administration living in squalor, fearing returning home, across the border in Reynosa, Mexico.
