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About 6.5 million doses of Chinese vaccine CoronaVac will be handed over to Turkey today, after the latest agreement. The announcement was made by the Minister of Health in Turkey, under which “in line with the purchase accord, vaccine remittances will continue normally”. Massive vaccines began in Turkey on 14 January, as the first amount of 3 million doses of vaccines developed by SinoVac arrived on December 30th. Later, the second shipment was passed with 10 million doses. Over 1,23 million people, mostly health workers and elderly persons, have been vaccinated since January 14th, among the first was President Erdogan.

Lombardi Measures Reliefd, Schools Reopened

After a mistake made in assessing new cases of David 19 that named the Lombard region a dangerous area and brought her isolation from yesterday, the correction of the decision also brought ease. On the basis of this step today, 560 thousand school banks of the 9-year-old system were making their instruction online by Friday. Another 400 thousand high school members are expected to join during the following days after meeting the necessary conditions.

Research in Britain, vaccinated people can infect

Those who have been vaccinated against the coronavirus can still infect others. The medical deputy chief in Great Britain, Jonathan Van-Tam, started by this study, appeals to the following implementation of anti-convictual rules. No vaccine is 100 percent effective, so there is no guaranteed protection. Even after you have taken both doses of the vaccine, you can still transmit the coronary to someone else and the conveyor chain continues”, he said. The vaccination system is doing well in Britain, and today the National Health System announced that new vaccine centers would be established.

Germany will use the medicine that Trump cured in hospitals

Experts claimed that Donald Trump's rapid recovery from the Coronavirus was made due to effective treatment, one with antibodies from persons cured by this disease. The same form of treatment will be used in its hospitals by Germany. The minister for Health Jens Spahn himself announced this news, under which the country has nearly 200,000 such doses that have been distributed to hospital networks throughout the country. This makes Germany the first country in the EU to apply such treatment that remains experimental. The minister did not mention a producer who was going to give away the medicines, but he confirmed that it was the same one who received former President Trump when he became ill on October 19th last year.

Talks Between Turkey and Greece Restored Today

As scheduled at the beginning of the month, the technical meeting of negotiators on the sea issue between Turkey and Greece is held today, following the insistence of both internationals and the threat of sanctions against the Turkish side on the part of the EU. Discussions will be difficult, but from the parties, there is at least good will to resolve the issue that has often become a source of contention between countries. Talks could pave the way for a close visit to Turkey by European Union leaders and cool rhetoric about Ankara's broader disputes with the EU. EU foreign policy chief Josep Borrell expressed a cautious optimism, saying he sees a “potential”, but added that Ankara needs “the confrontation line” and requires dialogue.

Biden calls Macro, promises to strengthen relations

In the course of prayer calls, US President Joe Biden discussed last night with French President Emmanuel Macron, who expressed his desire for further strengthening bilateral relations with America's closest ally. According to the White House, Biden underlined his readiness to reinforce transatlantic commitments. In addition to phone calls and official acts, Joe Biden, the second president of Catholic faith, attended Sunday Mass. So he chose the same church that frequented former President John Kennedy in George Town.

Today charges are handed over for “impegment” and Trump

Major leader in the U.S. Senate Chuck Schumer announced that today the prosecution articles against former President Donald Trump are delivered to follow suit against him on February 8th. The Senate will organise a fair trial, but which in itself remains trial, he told reporters. According to Nancy Peloss, the prosecution will be delivered to the Senate around 7 pm local time. In a response to his, Republican minority leader in the Mitch McConelli Senate expressed appreciation for Schumer, who approved the Republicans' request to give more time to the defence side over the charges.