The European Commission has made an announcement on September 1 that it has purchased an additional 170,932 doses of monkeypox vaccines from Danish pharmaceutical company Bavarian Nordic.
Amid serious vaccine shortages and increasing case numbers, people in Europe are crossing borders to receive the monkeypox vaccine as authorities in their own nations struggle to provide doses.
A minor has been infected with the monkeypox virus for the first time in Belgium, as per reports on Wednesday evening, based on information from the Sciensano public health institute.
From the day since the outbreak of the monkeypox virus in May, close to 12,000 cases have been logged in European Region, as per the statement shared by WHO/Europe on Tuesday.
Around 95% of monkeypox cases have been spread via sexual activity, as per the largest study to date, which also noted new clinical single genital lesions.
The Ukrainian Air Force responded to the attacks, issuing air raid alerts across multiple regions, including Kyiv, Zhytomyr, Sumy, Chernihiv, Poltava, Kharkiv, Kirovohrad, Dnipropetrovsk, and Cherkasy. Ukrainian officials also warned of a potential ballistic missile threat during the bombardment
The company’s financial woes have been further compounded by plummeting share prices in its subsidiary, Gazprom Neft, and a newly imposed income tax hike to 25%, which has significantly increased its deferred tax liabilities
The match was marred by homophobic and racist chants from sections of the PSG fanbase, along with banners targeting Rabiot and his relatives. Rabiot, who joined Marseille last summer after a stint with Juventus, alleged that PSG supporters insulted his late father, who passed away in 2019
Gonflé, a compact 30-square-meter bakery run by Timothy Breton, has quickly gained recognition for its innovative approach to baking, particularly its reinterpretation of the Armorican cookie—a delicacy elevated by the distinct, nutty notes of toasted buckwheat
The Russian-born tech entrepreneur has reportedly traveled to Dubai after a French court approved his temporary departure on March 15. Durov’s legal troubles began in August 2024 when he was arrested at Le Bourget Airport near Paris
