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Over 116M COVID-19 vaccine shots administered in Turkey

Daily Sabah
31 Oct 2021
  Turkey

Belgium reimposes restrictions as COVID-19 cases spike

Washington Post
27 Oct 2021
  Belgium

Danish health minister says more vaccinations needed to avoid return of restrictions

The Local
26 Oct 2021
  Denmark

Belgium poised to boost COVID-19 measures to counter surge

Washington Post
26 Oct 2021
  Belgium

" Turkey's COVID-19 jab drive reaches 77% of eligible population"

Daily Sabah
25 Oct 2021
  Turkey

Coronavirus digest: Austria warns of lockdown for unvaccinated

DW
23 Oct 2021
  Austria

Vienna extends its stricter Covid-19 measures

The Local
21 Oct 2021
  Austria

Austria sends Romania medicines to treat Covid-19 patients

Romania Insider
21 Oct 2021
  Austria

Covid-19: Austria set to require proof of 3G in workplaces

The Local
19 Oct 2021
  Austria

Commission approves €45 million Belgian scheme to support companies affected by the coronavirus outbreak

EU Reporter
18 Oct 2021
  Belgium

Austria plans budget deficit of 2.3% for next year

Reuters
13 Oct 2021
  Austria

Covid-19: First Austrian state relaxes test and mask rules in schools

The Local Austria
11 Oct 2021
  Austria

Vaccination or recovery certificate will be required on Belgium’s PLF from Monday

Brussels Times
08 Oct 2021
  Belgium

Covid-19: US now advises against travel to Austria

The Local Austria
07 Oct 2021
  Austria

Fewer Covid-19 infections, increase in hospitalisations

Brussels Times
06 Oct 2021
  Belgium

Denmark to offer booster jab for mixed Covid-19 vaccination

The Local
05 Oct 2021
  Denmark

Number of jabs administered surpasses 110 million doses

Hurriyet Daily News
05 Oct 2021
  Turkey

Central Bank Autonomy Faces Challenges in Three Emerging Markets

Bloomberg
04 Oct 2021
  Turkey;   Indonesia

https://ticotimes.net/2021/10/04/austrias-vaccine-donation-arrives-in-costa-rica

Tico Times
04 Oct 2021
  Austria

Danish unemployment rate rises to highest in almost 8 years

Bloomberg Quint
30 Jun 2020
  Denmark