Result Page 164 for Coronavirus news & latest pictures from ibtimes.com

Pfizer, Moderna and Johnson & Johnson said they would supply around 3.5 billion vaccine doses at cost or discount to poor nations

Pharma Firms, G20 Leaders Pledge Vaccines For Poorer Nations

Pharma firms, G20 leaders pledge vaccines for poorer nations

US Existing Home Sales Decline In April As Real Estate Cools

Prices of existing homes in the United States continue to climb, constraining sales amid real estate shortages

US existing home sales decline in April as real estate cools

As Official Toll Mounts, True Covid Death Figure Elusive

A true death toll would be crucial in evaluating the historic impact of Covid-19 and learning the lessons for the next pandemic

As official toll mounts, true Covid death figure elusive

Match, the group that includes several leading apps such as Tinder, Hinge and Meetic, says it added more than a million users in the last quarter of 2020, up some 12 percent to around 11 million worldwide

Dating Apps To Show Vaccination Status, Incentives To Come

The Biden administration is teaming up with popular dating apps to feature vaccination information, status and more.

More news

India is aiming to vaccinate 300 million people against Covid-19 by July

COVID-19 Second Wave Claims 329 Doctors In India, But The True Number Could Be Much Higher

Over 1,000 doctors have died due to COVID since the outbreak was reported last year, the Indian Medical Association said.

'Grey's Anatomy': Greg Germann Exits The Show Along With Jesse Williams

Greg Germann is the third cast member to leave the show amid the ongoing season.

Bangladesh, Nepal and Sri Lanka have slowed their vaccination campaigns as they scour international markets for new stocks

Bangladesh, Nepal And Sri Lanka Nearly Out Of Covid Vaccines: Officials

Bangladesh, Nepal and Sri Lanka nearly out of Covid vaccines: officials

African casual labourers clamour for odds jobs from the occupant of a car in Libya's capital Tripoli

Migrants Scrape By In Libya Limbo, Europe Hopes On Hold

Migrants scrape by in Libya limbo, Europe hopes on hold

Britain is exiting lockdowns at a gradual pace, allowing the economy to further recover from pandemic fallout.

UK Economy Picks Up Speed On Lockdown Exit

UK economy picks up speed on lockdown exit

A ceasefire came into force early Friday after 11 days of deadly fighting that killed hundreds of Palestinians and 12 in Israel

China Welcomes Gaza Ceasefire, Calls For Return To Peace Talks

China welcomes Gaza ceasefire, calls for return to peace talks

News broke in February 2021 that Kim Kardashian West and had filed for divorce from husband of six years rapper Kanye West

Kim Kardashian 'Really Worried' After Son Saint West Tested Positive For COVID-19

Kim Kardashian is worried after her son with estranged husband Kanye West, Saint, tested positive for COVID-19, a report says.

he Nossa Senhora Aparecida cemetery in Manaus, Brazil, the country with the world's second highest Covid-19 death rate

Covid Probe Captivates Brazil, Menaces Bolsonaro

Covid probe captivates Brazil, menaces Bolsonaro

Australia's government has urged over-50s to get coronavirus shots, as fears mount that vaccine hesitancy could be priming the country for disaster

Australia Urges Over-50s To Get Jabbed As Vaccine Hesitancy Grows

Australia urges over-50s to get jabbed as vaccine hesitancy grows

Less than 60 percent of US adults have received at least one Covid vaccine injection, and authorities are scrambling to convince the rest to do so

More Americans Search For Fake Vaccine Cards As CDC Changes Mask Guidelines

Google data indicates that searches for fake COVID-19 cards spiked by 950%.

Akash Negi sits in a hypoxic tent, a low-oxygen tent that mimics thin air at high altitude, as he prepares for his Everest expedition

Everest Hopefuls 'Camp' At Home To Avoid Covid-19 In Nepal

Everest hopefuls 'camp' at home to avoid Covid-19 in Nepal

The mortality rate of critically ill African Covid-19 patients is higher than on other continents, a new study suggests

Africa Has Much Higher Mortality Rate For Very Ill Covid Patients: Study

Africa has much higher mortality rate for very ill Covid patients: study

COVID-19 Vaccines Effective Against Known Variants, WHO Confirms

Experts are still researching the rate of effectiveness and transmissibility of some existing strains of concern.

The IOC's Richard Pound, a former Canadian swimming champion, acknowledged the pushback in Japan against the Games, but downplayed its likelihood of forcing a cancellation

IOC Veteran Pound Says Tokyo Games 'A Go'

IOC veteran Pound says Tokyo Games 'a go'

The United States has seen a surge in anti-Asian violence in the past year, which activists have blamed on former President Donald Trump's rhetoric

62 House Republicans Voted Against Anti-Asian Hate Crimes Bill, Biden Signs Bill

The bill would direct federal agencies to review potential hate crimes against Asians and raise awareness about bias against Asians.

Inter Milan won Serie A this season for the first time since 2010

Inter Milan Agree Multi-million Euro Loan With US Investment Firm

Inter Milan agree multi-million euro loan with US investment firm

European football clubs have had to cope with huge losses in revenue from playing behind closed doors for nearly all of the 2020/21 season

European Clubs Set To Lose 8.7 Billion Euros As A Result Of Virus

European clubs set to lose 8.7 billion euros as a result of virus

Young migrants tested for Covid in Spain's Ceuta

Clashes On Morocco Border As Madrid Accuses Rabat Of 'Blackmail'

Clashes on Morocco border as Madrid accuses Rabat of 'blackmail'

The US Treasury is looking to tax some cryptocurrency transfers as part of a plan to pay for President Joe Biden's spending proposals

US Treasury Proposes Tax On Cryptocurrency Transfers

US Treasury proposes tax on cryptocurrency transfers

Some members of the Federal Reserve think it is time to consider talking about its monetary policy, according to minutes of its latest board meeting

Stocks Rise On Reopening Momentum In Europe, US

Stocks rise on reopening momentum in Europe, US

The July reopening of the Eiffel Tower to the public will provide an emblematic sign of Europe's reopening

EU Lines Up Covid Travel Pass, Eiffel Tower To Reopen

EU lines up Covid travel pass, Eiffel Tower to reopen

Hundreds of police and army personnel are on the hunt for a rogue soldiers who went missing after stealing weapons

Belgian Authorities Scour National Park For Rogue Soldier

Belgian authorities scour national park for rogue soldier

IBT Spotlight

We Help Businesses Find B2B Service Providers They Can Trust.

Get Listed

CORONAVIRUS