Over 80 percent people who had mildly had Covid-19 infection in spring 2020 still have antibodies. Healers are immune to both variants of the coronavirus, Alpha and Delta, according to a study by Danderyd Hospital outside Stockholm.more

At least eleven people died in violent storms in Rhineland-Palatinate and North Rhine-Westphalia. 70 people are considered missing, according to the daily "Bild".more

Roughly one-fifth of Americans were initially hesitant about or squarely against getting the Covid-19 vaccine but have since gotten their shots, according to polling released Tuesday by the Kaiser Family Foundation.more

In March 2020 the Dutch government introduced a recommendation to work from home. The intention of Prime Minister Marek Rutte’s office was for as few people as possible to leave their homes due to the coronavirus pandemic. The owner of the administrative office, who is now due to pay compensation by court order, insisted that his employees continue to work on site despite official orders. more

The lottery company is still looking for a record winner from Brandenburg, who won a jackpot of more than 48 million euros in euro on June 25 - the daily "Bild" reports. more

Vaccines against COVID-19 are effective not only in clinical trials, but also in the so-called real world - analysis in the USA showed. Their real effectiveness was also assessed as very high.more

"The increase in infections is not necessarily the prelude to a new wave, as almost all of the new positives do not require hospitalization", is the calm synthesis of Francesco Le Foche, clinical immunologist of the Sapienza University, not led to catastrophism.more

Malta has abandoned its plan to close its borders on Wednesday to travellers that have not received the COVID-19 vaccine. On Friday the government announced that from July 14, travellers would have to prove they had been vaccinated, which led to criticism from the European Commission.more

"The attacker simply emerged from behind my back and started stabbing him," reports Jacek Kolankiewicz, who was attacked in Tbilisi on 5 July.more

The capital of the Netherlands wants to limit mass tourism. The City Council has decided that a maximum of 20 million overnight stays may be provided in Amsterdam each year. In 2019, 22.5 million tourists stayed there.more

Johnson & Johnson and AstraZeneca are conducting early-stage research into whether potential modifications of their Covid-19 vaccines could reduce or eliminate the risk of rare, but serious, blood clots associated with the shots.more

The Greek government has announced that staying inside the restaurant will only be allowed for those who have been vaccinated against Covid-19 or have tested negative for coronavirus in the last three days. In this way, the authorities want to fight the increase in the number of infections.more

The 90-year-old Belgian resident is the first identified person to be diagnosed with simultaneous infection with two variants of the coronavirus: British (Alpha) and South African (Beta), according to the European Congress of Clinical Microbiology and Infectious Diseases (ECCMID).more

Hungarian airlines Wizz Air, due to international regulations regarding coronavirus, encourage passengers to check in at the airport at least 2 hours. before scheduled departure and - despite prior online check-in - go to the check-in desk.more

The French competition authority announced today that it has fined Google € 500 million for not negotiating "in good faith" with press publishers over the related rights compensation due to publishers for reproducing their content on a search engine. The US internet giant claims to have acted "in good faith" throughout the negotiation process.more

Fearing new restrictions on unvaccinated people, announced by President Emmanuel Macron, nearly 1 million people have signed up for vaccination against Covid-19.more

The US Department of State has released a report on anti-genocide efforts and countries where the risk of crime is highest. Among the listed countries are, among others China, Burma and Syria.more

The Food and Drug Administration intends to add Guilliain-Barry Syndrome (GBS), a rare autoimmune disease, to the list of warnings associated with vaccination with Johnson & Johnson, the Washington Post reported. So far, about 100 cases of the disease have been reported among 12.8 million vaccinated persons.more

Due to the spread of the Delta variant of the coronovirus, Israel began giving a booster third dose of the Covid-19 vaccine to immunocompromised adults. A booster dose has also been approved by the authorities of the United Arab Emirates, Bahrain and Thailand.more

The German Catering Trade Affiliation complained in regards to the lack of workers after the pandemic measures had been cancelled and resorts and eating places reopened. The Federal Employment Company said that the variety of folks employed within the caterer business has fallen by 14% in comparison with earlier than the pandemic.more

Sweden's government said on Monday it will move ahead with a planned easing of pandemic restrictions this week but warned that new variants of the virus demanded vigilance as it urged people to adhere to social distancing recommendations.more

Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte apologized yesterday for lifting most of the restrictions introduced in relation to Covid-19 at the end of June too early. "It was a mistake," he admitted. In recent days, the number of new coronavirus infections in the country is growing rapidly.more

For Ugur Sahin, vaccination is “individual responsibility”. And to advocate an approach based on transparency and education rather than obligation.more

The number of people infected with the coronavirus in Germany has increased by 53% during the last week - reported today the Berlin Institute of Robert Koch (RKI). This is the sixth consecutive week that the number of people infected with SARS-CoV-2 is increasing in the country.more

The crowd at the Conservative Political Action Conference in Dallas cheered against COVID-19 vaccinations, drawing concern from Dr. Anthony Fauci, the nation’s top infectious disease expert.more