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COVID’s Nightmare in Russia Being Fueled by Vaccine Rejection

Europe Times October 22, 2021 0

An ambulance crew carries yet another Covid patient, an elderly man battling to breathe and barely alive, near the darkened entrance of Hospital Number One in the city of Vologda in Russia’s northwestern region. The wards of the hospital are overflowing with the sick and dying. According

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Killed in shooting at Britain; Five people were killed and the attacker committed suicide

Europe Times August 14, 2021 0

Five people have been killed in a shooting by a 22-year-old man in a park in Plymouth, Britain. Five people were killed, including a three-year-old girl. The tragic incident happened on Thursday evening. Police said the assailant fired six minutes with a pump action short gun. Such incidents are rare in the UK as the […]

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COVID-19: Irish PM Says No Jab Needed to Return to Office

Europe Times July 30, 2021 0

Micheál Martin stated that the government would avoid making such a distinction and that returning to work meant a return to livelihoods. He also lauded the country’s Covid-19 vaccination rollout, which has reached 86 percent of eligible individuals. So far, 5.72 million doses have been provided, with 71% of the eligible population receiving full vaccination […]

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Italy to Require Covid Health Pass for Indoor Venues

Europe Times July 24, 2021 0

A Covid-19 health pass will be needed from August 6th onwards to visit a number of Italian venues including bars and restaurants. A health pass known to be a green pass in Italy will be mandatory to access swimming pools, gyms, concerts, sports events, and cultural venues including museums, cinemas, and theatres. However, the government […]

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Anti-Virus Software Pioneer John McAfee Found Dead

Europe Times June 25, 2021 0

John McAfee, the creator of antivirus software, was found dead in prison outside Barcelona. Aged 75 years old, was discovered dead in his prison cell hours after Spain’s National Court approved his extradition to the US over multiple tax fraud charges. It seemed that McAfee had taken his own life. He had been in custody […]

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Covid-19: European Union Adds the US to its Safe Travel List

Europe Times June 18, 2021 0

The European Union has decided to add the United States to its safe travel list, wherein it will be now easier for Americans to take a vacation in one of the 27 member states. In the wake of the coronavirus pandemic, non-essential travel from the US and from other places was being banned earlier in […]

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European Union Approves Virus Pass, Boosting Summer Travel Hopes

Europe Times June 10, 2021 0

The European Union (EU) lawmakers have endorsed a new travel certificate that allows people to move between European countries without having to quarantine or undergo extra coronavirus tests. This is to start in time for summer this year. This certificate is aimed at saving Europe’s travel industry and prime tourist sites from another disastrous vacation […]

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French president Emmanuel Macron slapped on face

Europe Times June 9, 2021 0

On an official visit to the south-east of France, French President Emmanuel Macron has been slapped in the face. In a video circulating on social media platforms, Mr Macron is seen walking up to a barrier on a trip to Tain-l’Hermitage outside the city of Valence. A man in a green T-shirt slaps Mr Macron […]

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Euro 2020: Thomas Mueller on the Mark as Germany Thrash Latvia

Europe Times June 8, 2021 0

Thomas Mueller has scored his first international score in two years as Germany crushed minnows Latvia 7-1 in their final warm-up friendly before the Euro 2020 finals. Latvia which ranked 138th in the world, got rarely out of their half as Germany turned up for their opening game of the European Championship against world champions […]

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Hungarians Protest Against Planned Chinese University Campus

Europe Times June 5, 2021 0

Thousands of protestors have marched through Budapest to protest against plans to open a Chinese university campus in the Hungarian capital. The opponents stated that this will undercut the country’s own higher education and increases the influence of China’s communist authorities. “I do not agree with our country’s strengthening feudal relationship with