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Vaccination passport: EU said its medical body has not received a request for the approval of Serum Insitute's Covishield for the ]Green Pass'

Travel concerns of vaccinated Indians: EU says not received Covishield approval request

Vaccination passport: EU said its medical body&nbsp;has not received a request for the approval of Serum Insitute's&nbsp;Covishield&nbsp;for the ]Green Pass'

EU Medical Body says not received Covishield approval request

Concerns after&nbsp;EU's 'Green Pass' Plan leaves out SII's&nbsp;Covishield
Covishield-vaccinated Indians facing issues with travel to Europe
SII&nbsp;chief Adar Poonawalla tweeted he had taken this up at the highest levels
EU: medical body hasn't received&nbsp;request for the approval of Covishield
EU: will examine any such request when received, as per its procedures
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Vaccination passport: EU said its medical body&nbsp;has not received a request for the approval of Serum Insitute's&nbsp;Covishield&nbsp;for the ]Green Pass'

Amid concerns among Covishield-vaccinated Indians facing issues with travel to Europe, the EU said on Tuesday the medical body of the union, EMA has not received a request for the approval of Covishield&nbsp; in the COVID-19 'vaccination passport'. It will examine any such request when received, as per its procedures," the EU said in a statement.
The European Union has not yet recognised the India-made version of the AstraZeneca-Oxford University vaccine.
Serum Institute chief Adar Poonawalla tweeted that he had "taken this up at the highest levels, with regulators and at diplomatic levels" and that he hoped the matter would be resolved soon.
So far, only those vaccinated by either Pfizer, Moderna, AstraZeneca-Oxford and Johnson &amp; Johnson vaccines will be allowed restriction-free travel within the EU during the pandemic.
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Adar Poonawalla backed Serum Insitute has applied for EU authorities nod for Covishield&nbsp;to ensure it is eligible for travellers to get the 'Green Pass' or vaccine passport for EU.&nbsp;&nbsp;The application has come at a time when beneficiaries of Covishield were termed ineligible for travelling to the European UnionReports indicate that Serum expects the vaccine to be cleared soon for emergency use authorisation with the EMA.&nbsp;COVID-19 vaccines developed by AstraZeneca, Pfizer, Moderna and Johnson and Johnson have received EMA's emergency use authorisation. Those administered these vaccines are eligible for the EU's digital certificate or Green Pass.&nbsp;

EU Green Pass: Serum applies for EU approval for Covishield

Adar Poonawalla wants to ensure that you can travel to Europe!&nbsp;

Poonawalla's push for green pass

<ul>
<li>Serum applies for EU drug regulator nod for Covishield&nbsp;</li>
<li>Covishield&nbsp;not eligibile for EU green pass without EMA&nbsp;nod</li>
<li>AstraZeneca&nbsp;manuactured&nbsp;vaccine has green pass nod, Covishield&nbsp;awaiting approval</li>
<li>Serum expects approval from EMA&nbsp;for&nbsp;Covishield&nbsp;soon</li>
<li>AstraZeneca, Pfizer, Moderna, J&amp;J jabs have nod from EU for Green Pass</li>
</ul>

Move follows reports that&nbsp;EU&rsquo;s vaccine passport recognizes Astra-Zeneca&rsquo;s Vaxzevria but not Covishield.&nbsp;

Adar Poonawalla backed Serum Insitute has applied for EU authorities nod for Covishield&nbsp;to ensure it is eligible for travellers to get the 'Green Pass' or vaccine passport for EU.&nbsp;&nbsp;The application has come at a time when beneficiaries of Covishield were termed ineligible for travelling to the European Union Reports indicate that Serum expects the vaccine to be cleared soon for emergency use authorisation with the EMA.&nbsp; COVID-19 vaccines developed by AstraZeneca, Pfizer, Moderna and Johnson and Johnson have received EMA's emergency use authorisation. Those administered these vaccines are eligible for the EU's digital certificate or Green Pass.&nbsp;

Serum's manufacturing site will have to assessed for Covishield to get Green Pass appoval by EMA&nbsp;as per reports.&nbsp;The EMA&nbsp;said that approval for&nbsp;AstraZenca&nbsp;manufatcured&nbsp;Vaxzevria&nbsp;does not mean nod for Covishiel. In an email as reported by News18 EMA&nbsp;stated&nbsp;&ldquo;Even tiny differences in the manufacturing conditions can result in differences in the final product, and EU law therefore requires the manufacturing sites and production process to be assessed and approved as part of the authorisation process.&rdquo;However, the EMA&nbsp;also has clarified that the authority to issue or approve a green pass for travellers rests with the EU nation members but is linked with linked to EU marketing authorisation for vaccines which currently Serum's Covishield&nbsp;does not have.&nbsp;

Green Pass nod for AstraZenca does not mean the same for Serum: EMA

Green Pass route not so easy,&nbsp;EMA to assess Serum's manufacturing site&nbsp;

Serum pushes for Green Pass for Covishield 

Serum's manufacturing site will have to assessed for Covishield to get Green Pass approval by EMA&nbsp;as per reports.&nbsp;
The EMA&nbsp;said that approval for&nbsp;AstraZenca&nbsp;manufatcured&nbsp;Vaxzevria&nbsp;does not mean nod for Covishiel. In an email as reported by News18 EMA&nbsp;stated&nbsp;&ldquo;Even tiny differences in the manufacturing conditions can result in differences in the final product, and EU law therefore requires the manufacturing sites and production process to be assessed and approved as part of the authorisation process.&rdquo;
However, the EMA&nbsp;also has clarified that the authority to issue or approve a green pass for travellers rests with the EU nation members but is linked with linked to EU marketing authorisation for vaccines which currently Serum's Covishield&nbsp;does not have.&nbsp;

EMA to assess Serum's manufacturing site before giving approval needed for Green Pass.

Serum's manufacturing site will have to assessed for Covishield to get Green Pass approval by EMA&nbsp;as per reports.&nbsp; The EMA&nbsp;said that approval for&nbsp;AstraZenca&nbsp;manufatcured&nbsp;Vaxzevria&nbsp;does not mean nod for Covishield. In an email as reported by News18 EMA&nbsp;stated&nbsp;&ldquo;Even tiny differences in the manufacturing conditions can result in differences in the final product, and EU law therefore requires the manufacturing sites and production process to be assessed and approved as part of the authorisation process.&rdquo; However, the EMA&nbsp;also has clarified that the authority to issue or approve a green pass for travellers rests with the EU nation members but is linked with linked to EU marketing authorisation for vaccines which currently Serum's Covishield&nbsp;does not have.&nbsp;

According to reports, Amazon could be looking at a $425 million fine for allegedly violating the European Unions privacy law. 

Reports: Amazon looking at $425mn fine for violating EU privacy law

According to reports, Amazon could be looking at a $425 million fine for allegedly violating the European Unions privacy law.

According to reports, Amazon could be looking at a $425 million fine for allegedly violating the European Unions privacy law. Luxembourg's data protection commission has reportedly proposed a fine, regarding a case into Amazon's violation involving the collection and use of people's personal data under the EU's GDPR rules. Reports say that Amazon has so far declined to comment on the situation.

Reports indicate that TikTok has been given a month to respond to complaints from EU consumer groups. 

Reports: TikTok given a month to respond to complaints from EU consumer groups

Reports indicate that TikTok has been given a month to respond to complaints from EU consumer groups.

Reports indicate that TikTok has been given a month to respond to complaints from EU consumer groups. The video sharing app has been slapped with allegations that it violated consumer laws and failed to protect children from hidden advertising and inappropriate content. TikTok has reportedly agreed to discuss new measures the platform has introduced with multiple EU regulators.

The forced diversion of a passenger jet by Belarus to arrest an opposition journalist has drawn criticism from world leaders.
Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko sparked international outrage by dispatching a fighter jet on Sunday to intercept the Ryanair flight from Greece to Lithuania carrying Roman Protasevich and his girlfriend Sofia Sapega.
A brief video clip of Pratasevich, who ran a popular messaging app that played a key role in helping organize huge protests against Lukashenko, was shown on state television on Monday night. The TV footage showed Protasevich with dark markings on his forehead, saying he was being treated "according to the law."
US President Joe Biden slammed Belarus on Monday for the "outrageous" act of forcing a flight in Minsk where the dissident journalist onboard was arrested.
EU leaders demanded the immediate release of the journalist who is Belarusian President&rsquo;s key foe.
EU leaders agreed on Monday to cut air links with Belarus, and the bloc said it would adopt further "targeted economic sanctions" against Belarusian authorities.

International outrage over arrest of Belarus journalist from diverted plane

The forced diversion of a passenger jet by Belarus to arrest an opposition journalist has drawn criticism from world leaders.
Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko sparked international outrage by dispatching a fighter jet on Sunday to intercept the Ryanair flight from Greece to Lithuania carrying Roman Protasevich and his girlfriend Sofia Sapega.
A brief video clip of Pratasevich, who ran a popular messaging app that played a key role in helping organize huge protests against Lukashenko, was shown on state television on Monday night. The TV footage showed Protasevich with dark markings on his forehead, saying he was being treated "according to the law."
US President Joe Biden slammed Belarus on Monday for the "outrageous" act of forcing a flight in Minsk where the dissident journalist onboard was arrested.
EU leaders demanded the immediate release of the journalist who is Belarusian President&rsquo;s key foe.
EU leaders agreed on Monday to cut air links with Belarus, and the bloc said it would adopt further "targeted economic sanctions" against Belarusian authorities.

The Joe Biden administration on Thursday denied that it has imposed any kind of restrictions on export of Covid-19 vaccines. The denial came amidst reports that European Union has been told by the US that they cannot expect any AstraZeneca shipments anytime soon. Vaccine manufacturers in the United States are free to export their products while also fulfilling the terms of contracts with the United States, the White House said on Thursday. There are supplies that they are producing for the United States but they can also work with other countries, she said in response to a question, Press Secretary Jen Psaki added.

No export prohibitions on Covid-19 vaccines, says White House

The Joe Biden administration on Thursday denied that it has imposed any kind of restrictions on export of Covid-19 vaccines

The Joe Biden administration on Thursday denied that it has imposed any kind of restrictions on export of Covid-19 vaccines. The denial came amidst reports that European Union has been told by the US that they cannot expect any AstraZeneca shipments anytime soon.
The white house stated Vaccine manufacturers in the United States are free to export their products while also fulfilling the terms of contracts domestically.
The press secretary added that they can work with other countries while producing for the United States&nbsp;
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The Joe Biden administration on Thursday denied that it has imposed any kind of restrictions on export of Covid-19 vaccines. The denial came amidst reports that European Union has been told by the US that they cannot expect any AstraZeneca shipments anytime soon. Vaccine manufacturers in the United States are free to export their products while also fulfilling the terms of contracts with the United States, the White House said on Thursday. There are supplies that they are producing for the United States but they can also work with other countries, she said in response to a question, Press Secretary Jen Psaki added.

Russia on Tuesday said it is expanding its list of representatives of EU member states and institutions who will be denied entry to the Russian Federation in response to penalties imposed by the bloc over the poisoning of opposition leader Alexei Navalny back in August.Previously, the EU and Britain imposed sanctions on six Russians and a state scientific research centre accused of deploying a banned nerve agent designed for military use against Navalny. The counter sanctions were announced after Moscow summoned senior diplomats from three EU countries where labs concluded Navalny was poisoned.German, French and Swedish representatives were called to the foreign ministry in "connection with the introduction of EU anti-Russian sanctions," a spokeswoman said.

Russia imposes travel ban against EU Officials over Alexei Navalny

Russia on Tuesday said it is expanding its list of representatives of EU member states and institutions who will be denied entry to the Russian Federation in response to penalties imposed by the bloc over the poisoning of opposition leader Alexei Navalny back in August. Previously, the EU and Britain imposed sanctions on six Russians and a state scientific research centre accused of deploying a banned nerve agent designed for military use against Navalny. The counter sanctions were announced after Moscow summoned senior diplomats from three EU countries where labs concluded Navalny was poisoned. German, French and Swedish representatives were called to the foreign ministry in "connection with the introduction of EU anti-Russian sanctions," a spokeswoman said.

Moscow said on Tuesday it was hitting several EU representatives with tit-for-tat sanctions in response to the bloc&rsquo;s decision to place travel bans on Russian officials over the poisoning of opposition leader Alexei Navalny&nbsp;in August.&nbsp;Russia&rsquo;s foreign ministry summoned senior diplomats from several European Union countries to voice discontent over their response to the poisoning attack on&nbsp;Navalny Previously, the EU and Britain imposed sanctions on six Russians and a state scientific research centre accused of poisoning&nbsp;Navalny&nbsp;with banned nerve agent.

Moscow said on Tuesday it was hitting several EU representatives with tit-for-tat sanctions in response to the bloc&rsquo;s decision to place travel bans on Russian officials over the poisoning of opposition leader Alexei Navalny&nbsp;in August.&nbsp;Russia&rsquo;s foreign ministry summoned senior diplomats from several European Union countries to voice discontent over their response to the poisoning attack on Putin critic&nbsp;Navalny. Previously, the EU and Britain imposed sanctions on six Russians and a state scientific research centre accused of attacking&nbsp;Navalny&nbsp;with banned nerve agent.

Several European countries banned flights and freight links with the UK on Sunday as the new Covid-19 variant sent the number of new cases soaring. PM Boris Johnson has called an emergency meeting over the new traffic restrictions. France banned freight traffic through Eurotunnel for 48 hours from Sunday night. It also suspended air traffic with the UK for 48 hours. Other European countries such as Ireland, Germany, Italy, Belgium and the Netherlands also banned flights to and from the UK, while others were considering doing so. The Eurostar trains to Belgium are also not operating.

EU isolates UK over new Covid strain, flights, trains stopped

Several European countries banned flights and freight links with the UK on Sunday as the new Covid-19 variant sent the number of new cases soaring.

Europe isolates UK over new Covid-19 strain, bans travel

Several European countries banned flights and freight links with the UK on Sunday as the new Covid-19 variant sent the number of new cases soaring. PM Boris Johnson has called an emergency meeting over the new traffic restrictions. France banned freight traffic through Eurotunnel for 48 hours from Sunday night. It also suspended air traffic with the UK for 48 hours. Other European countries such as Ireland, Germany, Italy, Belgium and the Netherlands also banned flights to and from the UK, while others were considering doing so. The Eurostar trains to Belgium are also not operating.

Google has won approval from the EU to go ahead with it's $2.1 billion acquisition of Fitbit.

Google wins approval from EU to buy Fitbit for $2.1 billion

Google has won approval from the EU to go ahead with it's $2.1 billion acquisition of Fitbit, after it agreed to conditions that included not using health data collected from European users for advertising purposes. The EU competition chief said in a statement that the commitments ensure that the wearable market will remain open and competitive.

A host of European leaders and top French officials rushed into isolation on Thursday after President Emmanuel Macron tested positive for Covid-19.&nbsp;In the week preceding Macron&rsquo;s diagnosis, he attended a European Council summit in Brussels with the leaders of the other 26 EU countries. The Prime Ministers of Spain, Belgium and Portugal announced that were self-isolating within hours of the&nbsp;news of Macron's test.&nbsp;Macron became the latest world leader to contract Covid-19, following the likes of British PM Boris Johnson and US President Donald Trump. Macron will now self isolate for seven days in accordance with national regulations, his office said.

EU leaders rush into self-isolation after Macron's Covid test

A host of European leaders and top French officials rushed into isolation on Thursday after President Emmanuel Macron tested positive for Covid-19

A host of European leaders and top French officials rushed into isolation on Thursday after President Emmanuel Macron tested positive for Covid-19.&nbsp;In the week preceding Macron&rsquo;s diagnosis, he attended a European Council summit in Brussels with the leaders of the other 26 EU countries. The Prime Ministers of Spain, Belgium and Portugal announced that were self-isolating within hours of the&nbsp;news of Macron's test.&nbsp;Macron became the latest world leader to contract Covid-19, following the likes of British PM Boris Johnson and US President Donald Trump. Macron will now self isolate for seven days in accordance with national regulations, his office said.

Time to prepare for no-trade deal Brexit, UK PM Johnson says

UK PM Boris Johnson said time to&nbsp;seek a no-deal Brexit&nbsp;after EU called on UK to yeild on key sticking points or see a rupture of ties.

UK PM seeks a no-deal Brexit&nbsp;
Statement after negotiators fail to agree on deal&nbsp;
Will break ties with UK, EU warns
No-deal Brexit&nbsp;may hurt UK's troubled economy
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UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson said on Friday that he would seek a no-deal Brexit unless there is a fundamental change of approach from the European Union. His statement came after negotiators failed to agree on a deal ahead of Johnson&rsquo;s self-imposed October 15 deadline. Brussels on Thursday called on the UK 'to make the necessary moves to make an agreement possible&rsquo;. &nbsp;&lsquo;Yield on key sticking points or see a rupture of ties with the bloc from January 1&rsquo;, the EU warned. This did not go down well with UK and the country&rsquo;s main Brexit negotiator, David Frost, said he was 'surprised by the EU&rsquo;s suggestion that all future moves must come from UK'. The no-deal Brexit would create chaos further hurting the economy already hit &nbsp;by the pandemic.

‘Honour pledge’: UK warned over Brexit deal commitments

As Brexit trade talks reached a crucial final stage, EU told UK will stand firm on trade demands to honour pledge to Brexiteers.

UK PM: will quit Brexit talks if no deal by Oct 15

As Brexit trade talks reached a crucial final stage, Britain on Monday faced warnings that it will risk its international reputation if it shifted from its agreement to leave the European Union. &nbsp;EU told UK to stand firm on trade demands and honour pledge to Brexiteers.&nbsp;The Financial Times reported that UK PM Boris Johnson was planning new legislation that would override parts of the Withdrawal Agreement treaty that Britain and the EU agreed in October 2019.
&nbsp;Johnson, on Sunday had warned that Britain could walk away from the talks within weeks and insisted that a no-deal exit would be a &ldquo;good outcome for the UK&rdquo;. With talks deadlocked, Johnson said an agreement would only be possible if EU negotiators are prepared to &ldquo;rethink their current positions&rdquo;.&nbsp;

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