
As the world is preparing to battle the new variants of the novel coronavirus, the European Union countries will start vaccination drive from Sunday. Meanwhile, the SaudiCrown Prince joined the list of leaders who publically received a shot of the vaccine.
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Calling it a 'European success story', the European Union leader Ursula von der Leyen reported that the EU has enough doses for everyone.

Paris received its first tranche of the vaccine as it was delivered to the hospital with jabs set to be administered to an elderly home on Sunday.

Finland has climbed the ranks as it has been announced as the world's happiest country for the third time this year.

The monolith is seven-feet tall. The appearance of this monolith has certainly become talk of the town and people are flocking there to take pictures and videos.

A journalist in Jordan has been arrested after he reported the kingdom has received coronavirus vaccine and the local officials had already received shots of the vaccine.

As the holiday season came closer, the government decided to let the faithful return to their religious place, but with a cap on maximum attendees allowed.

The leader has a long history of moves aimed at boosting his country's fauna and flora.

Russia's territories in the Caucasus were ravaged by two wars between federal troops and Chechen separatists in the 1990s and 2000s.

Russia had approved its vaccine after it was tested on only a few dozen people -- between 18 and 60, touting it as “the first in the world" to receive a go-ahead.

The Saudi crown prince is among the few world leaders to have received the vaccine.