Angela Merkel calls for national lockdown to curb Germany’s coronavirus crisis By Ross Ibbetson For Mailonline Published: 06:49 EDT, 7 April 2021 | Updated: 06:49 EDT, 7 April 2021 Advertisement Share or comment on this article:
Germany reported far more brain blood clots after the AstraZeneca Covid vaccine than other major European countries before banning the jab for under-60s yesterday, raising questions about why there are differences between countries. Health officials in Frankfurt say the country has seen
The German Chancellor criticised federal state leaders who have not grasped the gravity of the situation. Angela Merkel stepped up lockdown measures in December to contain the second wave of infections, which has now turned into a third wave although with fewer
Speaking in the Bundestag, the veteran leader said the Covid variant was behind a surge in the number of infections across Germany. She told MPs it was to blame for a “new pandemic”, which has forced the country into an extended lockdown
German chancellor Angela Merkel has come out in favour of the EU banning the export of Covid vaccines to make sure the continent gets supplies for its own citizens, deepening the row over AstraZeneca’s jab deliveries. Tensions are surging as world leaders
Germany extended its lockdown measures by another month and imposed several new restrictions, including largely shutting down public life over Easter, in an effort to drive down the rate of coronavirus infections. Chancellor Angela Merkel announced the measures early this morning after
Stunning mountainous European landscapes tend not to be associated with Germany – but these jaw-dropping photographs might help to change that. They show the country’s stunning Bavarian Alps region and its crystal clear lakes, jagged peaks, mesmerising meadows and a fairy-tale castle
Angela Merkel EXTENDS Germany’s Covid restrictions into next month despite mass anti-lockdown protests and her party’s election drubbing Thousands of lockdown protesters rallied in cities across Europe this weekend Germany’s chancellor Angela Merkel is keen to go ahead with extension Internal memo