Considering the increasing awareness about vaccines against coronavirus, Russia’s Kremlin has warned people that those who do not get vaccinated might get discriminated against in workplaces.

People without vaccines will have lack of job options, warns Russia's Kremlin

Argentina has officially launched COVID-19 vaccinations with Russia's Sputnik V shots on Tuesday, the local government reported. The news has come a few days after the Russia health ministry approved the vaccine for people over the age of 60.

Argentina starts coronavirus vaccine with Russia's Sputnik V

As per new data published by scientists, the Russian vaccine Sputnik V has once again shown near-perfect effectivity in providing protection from the novel coronavirus.

Russia's COVID-19 vaccine, Sputnik V, shows 91.4% efficacy rate again: Scientists

This is a historic week in the fight against the Wuhan virus as two major vaccine programs are now underway. Russia and the United Kingdom have started inoculating their citizens against the novel coronavirus this week.

Coronavirus vaccine rollout: Russia and UK begin inoculating their citizens

India is one of the leading vaccine suppliers to the world with Indian vaccine manufacturers sending more than one billion shots abroad every year. There are eight vaccine candidates that could be made in India.

India's COVID-19 vaccine target: 1 out of 5 citizen to get jab by July, 2021

As countries compete to grab doses of the vaccines, the world is turning to India for vaccine supplies. India's plays a vital role in the vaccine chain. India is the world's vaccine manufacturing hub and is known for its pharmacy in vaccine production.

Amid race for vaccine, world turns to India for vaccine supply

In August, the World Health Organisation(WHO) had said that a vaccine will be a "vital tool" in the global fight against the virus but it won't end the pandemic on its own.

Despite vaccine breakthrough, social distancing and wearing masks may remain

After 11 months of suffering and more than a million deaths, It could be the beginning of the end to the pandemic. November has been a good month for vaccine makers and scientists.

Coronavirus vaccine news injects trillions in stock markets worldwide

As the world is trying to fight the novel coronavirus, authorities are also warning people against fake news and misinformation. However, a campaign in Russia is taking a jibe at the Oxford Univeristy's possible vaccine, and the campaign is taking the nation by storm.

Russia spreads fake news about Oxford's COVID-19 vaccine; claims it turns humans into monkeys

There are more than 150 vaccine candidates around the world right now and many of them will never make it out of the laboratory but the leading candidates are defying medical norms and promising a safe and efficient vaccine by the end of this year.

Amid race for coronavirus cure, companies promise safe and efficient vaccines

Russia's sovereign wealth fund said on Wednesday it will supply India's Dr. Reddy's Laboratories with 100 million doses of the Sputnik-V vaccine against COVID-19 once it receives regulatory approval in India.

Russia to sell COVID-19 vaccine to Indian firm after regulatory approval

Patients involved in early tests of a Russian coronavirus vaccine developed antibodies with "no serious adverse events", according to research published in The Lancet Friday, but experts said the trials were too small to prove safety and effectiveness.

Russia vaccine 'passes early trial test'

Scientists in the United States have developed a coronavirus vaccine which can be given in one dose and is effective in preventing infection in mice susceptible to COVID-19, a study revealed.

Nasal vaccine prevents coronavirus in mice: Study

Russian Energy Minister Alexander Novak has tested positive for coronavirus, Russian Prime Minister announced in a government meeting on Tuesday. The news broke out hours before Novak was to participate in a video conference by the ministerial monitoring committee of OPEC and its allies.

Russian Energy Minister tests positive for coronavirus hours before OPEC meeting

Russia has successfully developed the world’s “first” coronavirus vaccine, Sputnik V, the country’s President Vladimir Putin announced on Tuesday. "This morning, for the first time in the world, a vaccine against the new coronavirus was registered in Russia," Putin said during a televised video conference call with government ministers.

Russia's Sputnik V: Coronavirus vaccine or publicity stunt?

After Russian President Putin announced the "first" coronavirus vaccine was ready to be launched in the country, the health ministry said that it planned to produce 5 million doses by December-January.

Amid scepticism, Russia says will produce 5 million vaccine doses by December-January

Health and Human Services Secretary of the United States Alex Azar on Wednesday reacted to the announcement from Russia that it has approved a ‘world first’ Covid-19 vaccine.

Point is to have a safe vaccine, not the first one: US on Russia’s coronavirus vaccine

After President Putin announced that Russia had launched the world's first coronavirus vaccine, Germany's health ministry said that "there is no known data on the quality, efficacy and safety of the Russian vaccine.

No known data on quality, safety of Russian vaccine: German health ministry