The German minister is angry with the European vaccine strategy
Finance Minister Scholz said it was "very angry" that many Covid-19 vaccines were not ordered by 2020 due to a decision by the European Commission.
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The EU begins its campaign to vaccinate Covid-19
Doctors, nurses and the elderly across the European Union today receive the first Covid-19 vaccinations.
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Iran wants to accelerate uranium enrichment, Europe is concerned
France, Britain and Germany expressed concern after Iran planned to install more uranium enrichment centrifuges, urging Tehran to stop action.
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Europe is again the Covid-19 translation
The director of WHO Europe warns the region has become the center of the Covid-19 epidemic again, when it records a record 1.5 million new infections a week.
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The risk of Europeans 'surrendering' Covid-19
Europe is re-imposing a second Covid-19 blocking restriction, but the people show a lack of cooperation because they are too tired.
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Two opposing areas of the global Covid-19 picture
As the US and many European countries raced against the new Covid-19 wave, life in most Asian countries gradually returned to normal.
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nCoV stalking Europe
The emergence of new outbreaks in Europe is sparking debate about the pace of removal of blockades in many countries.
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Europe argued for a blockade after Covid-19
The number of infections and deaths caused by nCoV is declining in Europe, prompting many countries to start a blockade, but to what extent is not uniform.
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The invasion of Russia caused the Swedish empire to collapse
17th-century Sweden was the Baltic military powerhouse before attacking Russia in the winter, making them costly with the empire.
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Covid-19 delineated the gap between China and Europe
Before Covid-19 made the world tumble, 2020 was predicted to be a very important year for both China and the European Union.
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