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    • Lockdowns weigh down on euro zone business recovery 22 January, 2021

      Lockdowns weigh down on euro zone business recovery

      • EU Insights
      • Europost

      The euro zone has posted negative economic results as business activity shrank at the start of 2021, driven by lockdowns across the continent, Reuters reported. The imposed travel restrictions had a devastating effect on EU key service sector.

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    • French government asks people to use surgical face masks 22 January, 2021

      French government asks people to use surgical face masks

      • Member States
      • Europost

      The French government told its citizens to wear surgical masks in public instead of fabric face coverings because they offer better protection from COVID-19 transmission, news wires reported. "The recommendation that I make to the French people is to no longer use fabric masks," Health Minister Olivier Veran told TF1 on Thursday evening.

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    • MEPs: Teleworking is good, but ‘right to disconnect’ should be guaranteed 22 January, 2021

      MEPs: Teleworking is good, but ‘right to disconnect’ should be guaranteed

      • European Parliament
      • Europost , Brussels

      Saying that ‘always on’ culture carries serious health risks, MEPs urged for an EU law that grants workers the right to digitally disconnect from work without facing negative after-effects.

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    • Leaders talked about vaccinations, lockdowns and ‘dark red' zones 22 January, 2021

      Leaders talked about vaccinations, lockdowns and ‘dark red' zones

      • European Council
      • Europost , Brussels

      The video conference of EU leaders dedicated to the coordination in the fight against the virus did not give the long-awaited hope that with the vaccines the life of Europeans will gradually return to normal. On the contrary, the debate was focused on additional urgent containment measures. The rapidly spreading new variants of the virus were among the major causes for concern.

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    • EU states agree on mutual recognition of rapid antigen and PCR tests 21 January, 2021

      EU states agree on mutual recognition of rapid antigen and PCR tests

      • European Council
      • Europost , Brussels

      On Thursday, when the video conference of the EU leaders on coordinating the pandemic response was still ongoing, Member States unanimously agreed by written procedure a recommendation setting a common framework for the use of rapid antigen tests and the mutual recognition of Covid-19 test results across the EU. 

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    • EU lawmakers call for halt to Nord Stream 2 after Navalny arrest 21 January, 2021

      EU lawmakers call for halt to Nord Stream 2 after Navalny arrest

      • European Parliament
      • Europost

      European Union lawmakers passed a resolution on Thursday calling for the bloc to stop the completion of the Nord Stream 2 gas pipeline to take Russian natural gas to Europe, in response to the arrest of Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny.

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    • Macron warns students that COVID restrictions to stay for some time 21 January, 2021

      Macron warns students that COVID restrictions to stay for some time

      • Member States
      • Europost

      French President Emmanuel Macron warned students on Thursday to expect Covid-19 restrictions to remain in place for much of the remaining academic year.

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    • ECB leaves monetary stance unchanged amid coronavirus fallout 21 January, 2021

      ECB leaves monetary stance unchanged amid coronavirus fallout

      • EU Insights
      • Europost

      The European Central Bank left its monetary policy on hold on Thursday after sizing up the economic fallout from the coronavirus crisis.

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    • EU guarantees money for most deprived 21 January, 2021

      EU guarantees money for most deprived

      • EU Insights
      • Europost , Brussels

      Parliament backed on Thursday with an overwhelming majority the agreement to adapt the FEAD (Fund for European Aid to the Most Deprived) regulation that was reached with the EU states last December. It makes additional resources available in 2021 and 2022 in order to provide food and basic assistance to the most deprived.

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    • Turkey-EU ties on better footing, EU's Borrell says 21 January, 2021

      Turkey-EU ties on better footing, EU's Borrell says

      • Foreign relations
      • Europost

      Turkey and the European Union have started the year positively and steps to restart talks with Greece over hydrocarbons in the Mediterranean are welcome, but the EU remains concerned about human rights, the bloc’s top envoy said on Thursday.

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  • EU countries sign amending agreements to the ESM Treaty, SRF

    news image title 27 January, 2021

    Representatives from the Member States signed on Wednesday the amending agreements to the Treaty on the European Stability Mechanism and the Single Resolution Fund Intergovernmental Agreement. This signature launches the ratification procedures in the Member States, in accordance with their national constitutional requirements. 

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  • Lagarde: ECB to launch climate change centre

    news image title 25 January, 2021

    The European Central Bank is in the process of setting up a climate change centre to coordinate the bank’s thinking on how to best incorporate climate issues into monetary policy and banking supervision, ECB President Christine Lagarde announced today.

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  • AstraZeneca cuts vaccine supply to EU by 60% to 31m doses in Q1

    news image title 23 January, 2021

    Pharmaceutical giant AstraZeneca has cast a major disappointment on EU with intention to supply only 31 million doses of its Covid-19 vaccine in the first quarter of 2021, a senior official familiar with the matter said, quoted by Reuters. The earmarked volumes are short by some 60 percent than previously projected due to production problems.

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