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Eurasian senior officials and private sector representatives on November 25 agreed to work together to prop up global supply and value chains and overcome the challenges posed by the current Covid-19 crisis.

Global health leaders are urging caution as the holiday season gets underway, pointing to a 23% spike in coronavirus cases across the Americas in the past week, a surge that follows spikes in Europe - which officials warn could be a "window into the future for the Americas."

BRUSSELS -The European Commission recommended Thursday that member countries apply more travel restrictions to people who are unvaccinated in the 27-nation blocs latest attempt to curb the recent surge of cases across the continent.

Prime Minister Hun Sen is set to chair the 13th Asia-Europe Meeting (ASEM13) hosted by Cambodia on November 25-26 via videoconference from the Peace Palace in Phnom Penh.

As winter arrives in the Northern Hemisphere, the European Union (EU) fears a new wave of COVID-19 infections. The level of concern for the COVID-19 situation in the EU was rated at 8.3 of 10, or "very high" last Friday by the European Center for Disease prevention and Control (ECDC).

Shouting cries of "freedom" and "resistance," Europes unvaccinated are in open rebellion, taking to the streets against a host of new mandates and restrictions as the continents coronavirus cases soar. Their anger comes as their world is shrinking.

BRUSSELS - Protests against coronavirus restrictions erupted across Europe - including clashes in Rotterdam and massive rallies in Vienna - as authorities announced more-stringent measures in an attempt to control rising cases ahead of the winter holidays.

Inflation is dealing a fresh blow to the low-income workers whose finances fared worst when Covid-19 swept across Europe.

European countries are making a U-turn in their fight against a brutal fourth wave of the pandemic, increasingly forcing reluctant companies to let employees work from home.

Its getting harder to be a vaccine holdout in Europe and continue with life as usual.

A new wave of Covid-19 infections in Europe has forced nine countries to reimpose lockdown measures, which is getting people to wonder if relying on Covid-19 vaccines is enough to contain the spread of the virus?

The European Central Bank insists the current price spike will ease, though officials most up-to-date view will be revealed at a decision on the eve of those reports along with their assessment of an economy whose snapback from the pandemic is going awry.