Scientists and data specialists are puzzled by the growing increase in deaths recorded in Europe
However, the Czech government remains relatively indifferent to the growing trend in positive cases and has not called for the mandatory wearing of face masks
Germany to reintroduce mandatory masks as Belgium mulls quarantine for incoming visitors
Adolescents in Germany, in contrast to those in Switzerland, are struggling with immense mental health issues and obesity due to school closures, restrictions on sports, and mask obligations
The downgrade to “a state of epidemic threat” does not mean that the epidemic is over, warns Poland’s Minister of Health Adam Niedzielski
Ukraine’s serious problem with tuberculosis could present public health challenges during refugee crisis
A controversial proposal to implement a vaccine mandate in Germany has failed — for now
It is easy to forget that state intervention in the economy has always destroyed prosperity and brought poverty and scarcity, writes Lenka Zlámalová
After suffering two years of the pandemic, Poland is hoping to get back to normal
Mask mandates and employers’ requirements for vaccination certificates will be scrapped from Monday
Germany claims it is a liberal democracy, but the nation uses surveillance against its political opposition, is looking to ban free speech platforms, and conducts police raids against citizens for what should be protected speech
Key items to remember in the event of a nuclear explosion are hand sanitizer that contains at least 60 percent alcohol, cleaning materials, and two masks per person
In our opinion, there is a significant underreporting of the side effects of the vaccination, states the BKK ProVita insurance company
Just one day after Britain announced the phasing out of Covid-19 restrictions, an influential Hungarian doctor asks for the same measures in Hungary
The Statens Serum Institut focused on debunking statements exaggerating the risk of Covid-19 and spreading fear
After two years of the pandemic, every little effective act of resistance that the Czech Senate has shown is important
Poland’s health minister says some restrictions will be lifted soon, along with a return to on-site education
President Zeman committed to signing the legislation once approved by the Senate, but only with the proposed amendments
The only result of the law is that the Ministry of Health can restrict companies, entrepreneurs, schools and but it should be up to the government to decide, says Babiš
“The measure cannot aim to indirectly force citizens to be vaccinated,” said a judge from Czechia’s top court
Because of a lack of courage and confidence, the Czechs will live under restrictions longer than the Danes
According to the Czech Ministry of Health, more than 24,000 people died with Covid-19 last year
Minister Vlastimil Válek plans to discuss the proposal with Czech government in March
According to Klaus, the amendment to the pandemic law allows ministries to establish a de facto state of war
Germany’s conservative AfD party is calling for an end to lockdowns after figures showing the massive cost of the pandemic were released
The majority of Poles are of the opinion that the government poorly prepared the country and citizens for the fifth coronavirus wave
The international network is run from France and offers negative PCR tests and Covid-19 vaccination certificates
The local mayor insists he has statistical evidence and several testimonies to prove his claim
Several demonstrators were throwing firecrackers or cobblestones on the European Union buildings
Parliament approved the bill with the support of two opposition parties
The silent majority must take action against the Covid-19 protests, Steinmeier appeals
The UK’s Morrisons faces a boycott after new controversial Covid-19 policy for workers
More than 300,000 people attended the protests against COVID-19 measures, German newspaper Junge Freiheit reported
The photo of one student who was forced to do his schoolwork outside the window of his classroom in winter has sparked debate across Austria
A medical research team at the University of Białystok has published the findings of their breakthrough discovery
The recently-elected Prime Minister Fumio Kishida closed the country’s borders yet again at the end of November
“Chaos is common in schools,” said a leading French presidential candidate
Boris Johnson attended a “drinks party” during COVID-19 lockdowns
Experts are fearing up to 50,000 new positive Covid-19 cases per day
The so-called work quarantine would apply to critical infrastructure staff and their key suppliers
The president is in self-isolation but faring well due to being fully vaccinated, his staff explained
Hospitals have been less overwhelmed than during previous waves of coronavirus
The French president’s remarks were condemned by his rivals ahead of April’s presidential election
The Czech prime minister described COVID-19, inflation and rising energy prices as the most pressing problems to solve
Israel has one of the highest vaccination rates in the world
Protests continue in the Netherlands against coronavirus restrictions
The film will blend science and politics during the onset of the pandemic
Slovenia could be the next country with a mandatory vaccination program if the country’s president has his way
The coronavirus crisis has not led to higher birth rates — only 84,000 children were born in three-quarters of this year
The mayor of Hamburg is being accused of using false data to back up draconian 2G restrictions, which he successfully lobbied many German states to adopt across the country
The Pope sent a statue of St. Joseph for auction.
The new measure caused a pre-Christmas shopping spree, with long lines forming in many stores over the weekend
The crusade against the unvaccinated continues as the federal government pushes for mandatory vaccination
The data shows that despite governments often turning to lockdowns, they may have no material impact on the course of the pandemic
It was the first rally in a series of protests scheduled for several weeks
The amendment to the law replaced the original proposal with service vouchers
Most of the current cases in Hungary are still of the Delta variant
The pandemic has cut Poles’ life expectancy by 1.4 years, making it one of the worst results in Europe
Another protest in Prague is scheduled for the last day of this year
European employees mostly prefer working from home
The case has shocked Germany
The new measures should apply until Jan. 9
The Polish Ministry of Health has announced new restrictions and plans to combat the pandemic in the upcoming weeks
The most common reasons for refusing the vaccine are doubts about its necessity and fear of side effects
Approximately 6.4 million people in Czechia have completed their Covid-19 vaccination, but now those vaccine passports will be valid for a shorter period of time
Slovenia and Austria also report a high number of infected children
We cannot allow for the coronavirus omicron variant to be presented as a new apocalypse, warns columnist Krzysztof Wołodźko
The head of the European Commission said that there should be discussions about mandatory vaccinations at an EU level
We know from experience how fast the virus can spread, says Health Minister Adam Vojtěch
The move comes after the European Medicines Agency approved the use of the Pfizer vaccine for 5- to 11-year-olds last week
Slovak hospitals are overcrowded and new Covid-19 cases break records
New rule planned come into effect on January 10.
He has been treated with monoclonal antibodies and will stay in the hospital for observation
Lockdowns were the hardest periods, while vaccinations lifted the mood somewhat
Slovakia plunges into crisis
Further orders will arrive in mid-December, says the Minister of Health Adam Vojtěch
Nearly a quarter of Sweden’s population has an immigrant background
According to a forecast by the International Labor Organization, Poland will be first in the European Union and second in the world when it comes to the scale of rebuilding its job market during the pandemic
Romania has the highest COVID-death rolling weekly average in the world.
300 military personnel help healthcare workers with non-specialized tasks as fears of new wave grow
As Central Europe battles the new wave of coronavirus, Hungary is sending neighboring Romania medical equipment and medicine
Katalin Karikó is the co-developer of the mRNA vaccine, viewed as the most modern means to fight COVID-19
Romanian president takes initiative during government crisis
Some 2,000 patients are waiting for beds, while an average of 300 people in the country of 19.2 million are dying every day
Hungary sold 400,000 doses to each country at the procurement price
Hungary is currently building its very own vaccine factory
The patients will be treated in cities near the Romanian border
The International Monetary Fund in its autumn outlook lowered its estimate from the spring forecast
Romania is asking for Hungarian help to relieve pressure on its healthcare system
Poland’s president uses his speech at the United Nations to address Belarus, Russia, Ukraine, and the Covid-19 crisis
Slovakia’s defense minister critiques his own army while pointing to the Czech army’s much higher vaccination rate
Vaccinate or get fined – or fired, says Italy
The Hungarian government wants to extend emergency rule to Jan. 1, 2022, in light of the worsening coronavirus crisis
The risk is assessed based on the level of a particular biomarker in the patient
Any Covid-19 measures in the new wave of the epidemic will be local, PM Babiš promises
The tallest building in Taipei lit up with the message: “Thank you, Poland”
The plant will have a capacity of 20 million doses per year, sufficient for the full immunization of the country’s entire population
The Czech health minister said he believes that the country could reach a significant vaccine goal by autumn
Eastern and Southern Europe are skeptical of their government’s intentions during the lockdown, while the West and North mostly trusted their governments
