19 February 2021Vaccine-Poor Germans Shunning AstraZeneca Jab The decrease in new cases is stagnating and highly infectious virus variants are on the march.
19 February 2021London Fashion Week Goes Virtual As Covid Bites The fashion sector, which employs more than 890,000 people and contributed £35 billion to UK GDP in 2019, has...
18 February 2021China Passenger Trips Plummet Over Lunar New Year Due To Covid Fears Passenger traffic over the Lunar New Year break plunged 58 per cent from last year to 97.7 million trips.
18 February 2021Pandemic Savages Airline Sector Air traffic took a beating due to the Covid-19 pandemic, dropping by two-thirds last year.
17 February 2021Japan Starts Vaccinations As New Coronavirus Cases, Deaths Drop Worldwide There are fears among the Japanese public and experts that the precautions may not be enough for a global...
17 February 2021New Zealand Ends Snap Virus Lockdown In Largest City The stay-at-home order for Auckland was issued on Sunday after three community cases emerged, the first lockdown for almost...
17 February 2021Mexico Covid-19 Infections Surpass Two Million Mexico is the 13th worst-hit country in the world, but experts have warned the actual case total there could...
16 February 2021North Korea ‘Tried To Hack’ Pfizer For Vaccine Info: South’s Spies North Korea is known to operate an army of thousands of well-trained hackers who have attacked firms, institutions and...
16 February 2021Global Covid Vaccination Push Gets A Shot In The Arm Since December, dozens of the world's wealthiest countries have begun vaccination campaigns in a bid to curb the coronavirus...
15 February 2021New Zealand Orders Auckland Into Snap Covid Lockdown The remainder of the country will move to alert level two, with people required to wear masks on public...