Spain backs North Macedonia’s bid to join the European Union, the country's foreign minister said Friday. José Manuel Albares Bueno announced his country's support during a West Balkan tour that began Friday as he met with his North Macedonian counterpart, Bujar Osmani, in the capital of Skopje.
Dear Eonni: A UAENA from Canada says listening to IU for the first time was enough to make her a fan
In the latest edition of Dear Eonni, Aaisha K. from Canada dedicates her sweet letter to the talented singer, IU. Read her letter below. Written By
Pinkvilla Desk 4924 reads Mumbai Published: April 29, 2021 11:07 am Listening to IU s magical voice once is enough to make people her fan! (Pic Credits: News1)
The recent hit Lilac singer IU is often dubbed as the ‘Nation’s Little Sister’. Her soft, melodious voice coupled with her gorgeous looks have made her one of the most recognisable faces of the Korean music industry in international waters. She’s won multiple awards for her singing, and also for her acting skills. Her most memorable drama till date remains Dream High and Moon Lovers: Scarlet Heart Ryeo!
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The former Foreign Secretary has slapped down EU bosses over the decision to halt the rollout of the Oxford/AstraZeneca coronavirusvaccine while experts examine a possible link to blood clots. Sir Malcolm said the suspension of the drug had created a very foolish mess and though not one to often criticise the EU, he told TalkRADIO s Julia Hartley-Brewer that on the issue of AstraZeneca the bloc had collapsed into a complete shambles.
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A host of EU capitals have expressed concern over a clause in the bloc’s contract with pharmaceutical giant Johnson & Johnson that means most vaccines made in Europe must be sent to the US for bottling. The European Commission was said to have reassured governments but insiders fear doses will not be returned to member states because Washington has an export ban in place. And diplomats and officials believe this could have serious repercussions for Brussels’ plan to have 70 percent of all adults vaccinated by September 21..