Dutch patrons at cafes are not required to show a so-called “Covid pass” when dining outside on a terrace, but would have to do so for visiting the restroom, the country’s health minister said Monday.
The sounds of melodious young voices will return to schools in the Finnish capital from Monday after education chiefs relaxed a coronavirus ban on singing in class.
Malacañang on Tuesday lamented the slow deliveries of Western-made Covid-19 vaccines to the Philippines.
Despite a century of medical advances, more Americans have now died from Covid-19 than the number who succumbed to the 1918 flu pandemic, according to new data.
It wasn’t exactly the screaming audience BTS is accustomed to but the Korean pop sensations had another sort of world stage Monday as they addressed the United Nations.
A Russian opposition politician lost weekend elections to a Kremlin-aligned opponent after spoiler candidates in the country’s second city Saint Petersburg changed their names and even appearances to resemble him.
Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro ate pizza on the sidewalk in New York ahead of the UN General Assembly, likely because he doesn’t meet the city’s Covid-19 vaccine requirements for indoor dining.
President Nayib Bukele, accused internationally and at home of harboring authoritarian ambitions, declared himself “dictator of El Salvador” Monday in a mocking nod to his critics.
Canada’s Liberal prime minister Justin Trudeau and his main rival, rookie Conservative leader Erin O’Toole, made their final pitches to voters in key battlegrounds Sunday on the eve of snap elections as the two remain virtually tied in public opinion polls.
The Philippines will reopen up to 120 schools for limited in-person classes for the first time since the start of the coronavirus pandemic in a pilot approved by President Rodrigo Duterte, officials said Monday.
