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'Every week counts' as Austria, Greece, Denmark seek quick EU OK for AstraZeneca vaccine
Austria, Greece and Denmark will jointly pressure the European Medicines Agency to approve AstraZeneca's COVID-19 vaccine as quickly as possible, Austrian Chancellor Sebastian Kurz said on Monday, adding: "Every week counts."
EU Anger over Delayed Supplies with Pfizer Vaccine
Several EU countries are receiving significantly fewer doses of the Pfizer coronavirus vaccine than expected, after the US firm slowed shipments.
Six nations called the situation "unacceptable" and warned it "decreases the credibility of the vaccination process".
Sweden, Denmark, Finland, Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia urged the EU to apply pressure on Pfizer-BioNTech.
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Six EU states say 'situation unacceptable' after Pfizer-BioNTech cuts vaccine deliveries
Six European Union governments asked the executive EU Commission in a letter on Friday to pressure Pfizer-BioNTech, "to ensure stability and transparency of timely deliveries" of vaccines agianst Covid-19.
Nearly 50 Percent of Young Bulgarians Live with Parents
"Nearly 50 percent of young Bulgarians live with their parents, while in Denmark only 4 percent of young people over 18 live with relatives. The situation is worse is in Croatia, where 65 percent of youngsters share dwellings with their parents," commented on BNR Prof. Iskra Dandolova, housing policy analyst, on the occasion of the latest EUROSTAT report on housing issues in Bulgaria.
You Can Get 20-Year 0 Percent Mortgages in Denmark
Denmark has longest history of a country with negative central bank rates is offering homeowners 20-year loans at a fixed interest rate of zero.
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Armed attack in Denmark leaves Turkish man dead
A Turkish man succumbed to his injuries from an armed attack in Denmark, local sources said on Jan. 3.
On Jan. 2 night, unknown people brought two injured Turkish people to the North Zealand Hospital in Hillerod town in a car with bullet marks on the hood, said Ekstra Bladet, a Danish tabloid newspaper.
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Turkish Airlines to start requiring PCR submissions as of Dec 30
Turkish Airlines will begin requiring passengers on overseas flights to submit negative PCR tests as of Dec. 30, the national flag carrier announced late on Dec. 26.
According to a statement posted on the company's official social media accounts, the requirement will come into effect with a two-day delay from the previously announced date.
MAE: Negative result from a PCR test needed when entering Turkey, to avoid quarantine
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs informs Romanian citizens who are, transit or intend to travel to Turkey that, according to the data sent by the local authorities, the persons who will arrive starting with December 28, by air, and from 30 December, by road, rail and sea, will have to present a molecular test (PCR) with a negative result for SARS-CoV-2 virus infection, performed a maximum of 72
Europe was beaten in its own backyard, and it was beaten by Serbia
Namely, as that portal writes, Switzerland and Serbia have already started that process before the EU.
Switzerland became the first country in continental Europe to start vaccination with the BioNTech / Pfizer company on Wednesday, and the first to receive the vaccine was a 90-year-old woman from Lucerne.
Turkey isolates arrivals from Europe, South Africa
Turkey isolated people arriving from the U.K., Denmark, the Netherlands and South Africa even if they tested negative for COVID-19, the country's health minister said on Dec. 22.
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