In what can be called a positive signal from major Covid vaccine makers, CEOs of Pfizer and Moderna said that they anticipate a return to normal life within a year.

Covid pandemic: CEOs of Pfizer and Moderna say life will be back to normal in a year

The famous bull-running festival has resumed after the COVID pandemic in Spain. No one was injured duringthe carnival.

Spain resumes famous bull-running festival after the COVID pandemic

Malaysia’s king is set to meet the heads of political parties to find a new Prime Minister amid a worsening coronavirus pandemic in the country. Prime Minister Muhyiddin Yassin had resigned after mounting public anger over his government’s poor handling of the pandemic.

Malaysia's king to meet heads of political parties to find a new Prime Minister for country

When the COVID-19 pandemic hit us thousands of businesses were thrown into chaos. The disruption was massive. But big tech has grown bigger. Apple revealed that it earned 21.7 billion dollars in last 3 months. Other big techs are having an amazing time as well.

Big tech grows bigger during pandemic times, Apple earns 21.7 billion dollars in 3 months

Losing a loved one has taken a financial toll in South Africa as dying has become costlier than living. Death has become a business for people and companies are selling burial insurance amid COVID.

High costs of burial takes a toll in South Africa

The European Union's envoy to Delhi Ugo Astuto, in an exclusive interaction with WION's Principal Diplomatic Correspondent Sidhant Sibbal said that "team Europe" was giving a robust response to India's needs amid coronavirus pandemic.

India Covid crisis: EU Envoy Ugo Astuto says 'robust response' by Team Europe

Common viral infection influenza's cases reported to the World Health Organization have dropped to minuscule levels after the deadly COVID-19 began its global spread.

Influenza has virtually disappeared worldwide during the Covid pandemic

As the world reels under waves of pandemic caused to to variants of COVID-19 virus, a vaccine being developed by a French firm may well offer a solution for the long-term fight against the deadly ailment.

A 'variant-proof' French vaccine may be key to fight against Covid

Japan's auto industry group said on Thursday that this year's Tokyo Motor Show has been cancelled due to coronavirus pandemic. The motor show is being cancelled for the first time in its history.

Tokyo Motor Show cancelled because of coronavirus pandemic

American Airlines announced in a memo on Tuesday that all of the pilots that were "recalled" during the COVID-19 pandemic will be returning to work.

American Airlines bringing more pilots back

Does having school at the beach sound like a dream? After a year of remote learning and socially distanced classrooms, one school in the Spanish region of Murcia is doing just that, trying to combine clear air and a new way of teaching.

A day at the Spanish beachside classroom

March 11 in history: From Fukushima disaster to Covid-19 pandemic

US Food and Drug Administration (USFDA) has warned that Oximeters may not always give accurate measurement of oxygen levels in blood if used for patient with 'skin pigmentation'.

Oximeters may not always give accurate reading on dark skin: Study

More than 70% of South Africans were found to be living in a household receiving a government grant in October. Since then, a number of COVID-19 relief payments have ended.

South Africa: Hunger rate plunges to 23% despite Covid relief payments

Throughout January 2020, WHO kept praising China's response publicly. But, audio recordings of internal WHO meetings show how senior officials were complaining about not getting enough information from China. WION's Molly Gambhir brings you the revelations.

Gravitas: Wuhan Virus Pandemic: Leaked audio featuring WHO officials reveal China's lapses

Relatives of the victims in Wuhan are demanding a meeting with the WHO investigators. They say Chinese authorities have deleted a WeChat group they were using to build support and hold officials accountable for the pandemic. WION's Molly Gambhir tells you more.

Gravitas: Wuhan: Families of victims demand a meeting with the WHO team

The US economy shrunk by 3.5 per cent last year as COVID-19 ravaged services businesses like restaurants and airlines, throwing millions of Americans out of work and into poverty.

US economy contracts in 2020, has worst year since 1946

Coronavirus wrecks havoc around the world, many things are still continued to be pointed at the World Health Organisation (WHO) along with the Chinese authorities, for failing to act promptly during the initial days of the outbreak in the Chinese city of Wuhan.

China & WHO, both unsuccessful in taking prompt action against COVID-19 pandemic

Suicides increased in Japan during 2020 after a decade of declines. The number of women committing suicide has also surged amid the emotional and financial stress caused by the coronavirus pandemic even as fewer men took their own lives.

Another downside of Covid pandemic: Suicides increase in Japan

The Biden administration believes that the WHO is vital to controlling the spread of COVID-19 and building back better global health and pandemic preparedness, Vice President Kamala Harris has told WHO chief Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, a day after the US rejoined the UN health agency.

Biden administration believes WHO is vital to contain Covid pandemic: Kamala Harris tells WHO chief

The new US administration on Thursday thanked the World Health Organisation (WHO) for leading the global pandemic response and vowed to remain a member state. The dramatic about-turn came about as soon as Joe Biden took office as the president of the nation.

In an about-turn, US thanks WHO for leading global Covid response

More than three quarters of people hospitalised with Covid-19 still suffered from at least one symptom after six months, according to a study published Saturday that scientists said shows the need for further investigation into lingering coronavirus effects.

Most Covid-19 patients have at least one symptom six months on, study says

This year has taught mankind a lot, from making work from home normal to learning to bake everything from scratch, COVID-19 has also forced many people to become their own hairstylists. Watch report.

Pandemic helps people embrace their natural hair

The coronavirus pandemic has plunged the world into bit of an economic crisis. Even the United States is struggling and American families are finding it extremely hard to make ends meet which is resulting in nuclear families disintegrating. WION brings you a report.

Nuclear families disintegrating in America, pandemic's economic fallout expedites trend

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