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The global shipping industry is bracing for a key regulatory decision that could mark a milestone in reducing maritime pollution, but which could nearly double fuel costs in a sector already reeling from its worst downturn in decades. Graham Mackay reports.
French President Emmanuel Macron attends the unveiling of a life-size model of the engine of the new TGV M at the Gare de Lyon in Paris, to mark the 40th anniversary of the high-speed TGV. The latest model is expected to hit the rails in 2024. COMPLETES VIDI9MZ9PP_EN IMAGES
Brussels, Mar 11 (EFE/EPA).- (Camera: Stephanie Lecocq) Motorists and drivers participated on Thursday in Brussels in a demonstration against the reduction of traffic speed to 30 kilometers per hour, which applies to all vehicles, including bicycles and buses, but not to trams, and which covers 85 percent of the capital roads.FOOTAGE OF THE PROTEST IN BRUSSELS
Paris, Jan 23 (EFE/EPA).- French labor Unions staged a protest Saturday after the world leading tourism group 'TUI' (Travel Union International) announced plans to cut up to 601 out of 900 jobs in its French branch. (Camera: CHRISTOPHE PETIT TESSON).SHOT LIST: PEOPLE PROTEST AGAINST LAYOFFS AT TUI TOURISM GROUP IN PARIS, FRANCE.
On Thursday, Pfizer released a statement to deny claims that it was having issues producing its COVID-19 vaccine. The statement comes after officials in more than a dozen states complained that they were receiving fewer doses than promised. According to Business Insider, Trump officials claimed there were "manufacturing challenges." In its statement, Pfizer said it was "not having any production issues." It revealed it has millions of doses sitting in a warehouse, awaiting government orders on where to ship them to. Two anonymous Trump officials told the Associated Press the doses are in storage on purpose. The doses are being held back to ensure that people who had their first shot can get the second one.
FDA Commissioner Scott Gottlieb said that in November Pfizer offered the Trump Administration more COVID-19 vaccines. Gottlieb says the Trump administration rejected the offer. The NY Times reports that Pres. Trump rejected 100 million doses of Pfizer's recently approved COVID-19 vaccine over the summer. According to Business Insider the COVID-19 vaccine deployment campaign started Monday, December 14th.
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