What people might not be allowed to do if they don't get vaccinated
Some have speculated that vaccine refusers could be banned from flying, as well as entering restaurants, shops, and other venues.
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Largest global study of 'long Covid' finds many patients unable to return to work six months later
Recent studies have shown a growing number of patients with Covid-19 experience persistent symptoms.
Israel to enter third national lockdown despite successful Covid vaccination campaign
Israel braces for a third national lockdown even with the nation seeing success in the rollout of the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine.
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson imposes national lockdown on England to combat new Covid variant
If England doesn't implement a new lockdown, the nation's health system will become overwhelmed in 21 days, Prime Minister Boris Johnson said.
Watch live: New York Gov. Cuomo briefs the press on Covid pandemic
New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo is holding a press briefing Tuesday as the state tests for more Covid-19 cases caused by a new strain of the virus.
UK to impose tougher restrictions on millions of people as Covid cases soar
The U.K. government has added millions of people to its strictest Tier 4 category as coronavirus cases continue to rise.
Italy’s government could soon collapse over a dispute about EU funds
Italy is no stranger to political conflicts and a new crisis is threatening the current government.
The Brexit deal leaves the future uncertain for financial services — here’s what is at stake
The trade deal between the U.K. and EU spans over 1,200 pages, but there is very little mention of a key sector: financial services.
Exporters face 'real test' now as post-Brexit arrangements kick in
U.K.-based exporters are facing extra bureaucracy and costs in 2021 as they experience the new post-Brexit trading arrangements.
Watch live: New York Gov. Cuomo briefs the press on Covid pandemic as outbreak worsens
New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo will hold a press briefing on the coronavirus Monday as Covid-19 hospitalizations and deaths in the state begin to rise.
European Union criticized for slow vaccine rollout as countries tighten restrictions once again
A number of European officials have voiced their concerns about the bloc's vaccination plans over the last few days.
‘Erdogan should be very, very worried': What the Biden presidency means for Turkey
Turkey is highly strategic for the U.S., but Biden and Erdogan may face a 'dangerous path,' experts told CNBC.
Israel says it has vaccinated 7% of its population against Covid, it's less than 1% in U.S.
"Our main advantage is that we have a centralized health-care system," said Eran Segal, a computational biologist in Rehovot, Israel.
Pierre Cardin, ground-breaking fashion designer and master marketer, dies at 98
Cardin brought geometric shapes to haute couture and put his name on everything from clothing to perfume to pens during his more seven decades in fashion.
Watch live: New York Gov. Cuomo briefs the press on Covid pandemic as outbreak worsens
New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo will hold a press briefing on the coronavirus Wednesday as the state reportedly searches for more hospital capacity.
Watch live: Trump officials discuss vaccine rollout as criticism mounts
The briefing comes as the administration faces criticism for what appears to be a slower-than-expected rollout of the vaccines.
Europe's digital banks got a 'wake-up call' in 2020. And consolidation could be coming
Investors want fintech challengers to show they can monetize their products and eventually make a profit. Experts say the space is ripe for some consolidation.
Oxford-AstraZeneca Covid vaccine approved by UK regulator
The Oxford-AstraZeneca vaccine is cheaper than others and does not need to be kept at the ultra-low temperatures required by the Pfizer and Moderna vaccines.
U.S. could be missing the new Covid variant ‘because the holes in our net are too wide,' expert says
A smaller sample of virus sequences means the new mutation could already be present in the country without having been detected, the CDC says.
Skype co-founder Jaan Tallinn reveals the 3 existential risks he's most concerned about
Skype co-founder Jaan Tallinn has identified what he believes are the three biggest existential threats to humanity's existence this century.
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