Russia is open for cooperation with the United States in fighting the coronavirus pandemic and will be ready to share a vaccine against the disease, Russian Ambassador Anatoly Antonov said at an event hosted by a Washington think tank, Sputnik News writes in the article Russia Ready to Join Efforts With US Against COVID-19, Share Vaccine - Ambassador
Developed countries have not coped with the tests of solidarity during the coronavirus pandemic, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said today at the G20 summit. "The world and mainly developed countries have …
Oil prices were rising again Tuesday, continuing the momentum from their Monday surge on positive vaccine news. Brent crude futures, the international benchmark, rose 2.2% to $43.33. West Texas Intermediate futures rose 2.2% to $41.17. They had risen 7% and 8%, respectively, on Monday
Countries across the continent weighing-up strong restrictions to stem rising infections. Analysis by the British government’s advisers found the second wave of Covid-19 may cost more lives than the first, The Week writes in the article Where in Europe is heading for a second lockdown - and will the UK follow?
U.S. West Texas Intermediate and international-benchmark Brent crude oil futures were trading sharply lower on Monday, following through to the downside after posting its first loss in three last weeks
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An extraordinary session of the Armenian parliament, scheduled for September 4, will consider a set of legislative amendments, designed to replace the state of emergency that was announced first on March 16 to stop the spread of coronavirus and …
The tourism sector has been hit the most by the COVID-19
Turkey is going through the second peak of the first wave of the novel coronavirus, the country's health minister Fahrettin Koca said. Speaking at a news conference, Koca said a total of 29,865 health workers have so far …
The South Asian country is one of the largest producers of generic drugs and vaccines
This scotches speculation his son was poised to take over
