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The EU s vaccine rollout struggles have also been accompanied by a string of controversies, including this week s blocking of jab exports to Australia by Italy. The move stopped around 250,000 doses of the vaccine from its Anagni plant in Italy from being shipped to Australia. Daniel Gros, director of the Centre for European Policy Studies think tank in Brussels, warned that the EU faces an uphill battle over its vaccine rollout. His comments came as the bloc s rollout of do
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By Victoria Penate | Staff Writer
Karen Miller took her dog for a walk on a Grass Valley trail during Wednesday afternoon’s sunny weather. Wednesday had a high near 66.
Victoria Penate
Wednesday afternoon, visitors to Condon Park in Grass Valley, some with pets at their side, enjoyed the sunny weather ahead of expected precipitation and dropping temperatures this weekend.
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Camille Hollingshead, right, and Danielle Krauss let their puppies, Pancake and Pickles, play in a stream near Condon Park during the clear weather Wednesday. Precipitation is likely Friday night into early Saturday morning, with chances of showers picking up again from Sunday night into next week.
The opinions and “facts” reported in the Icelandic and international media on the current situation in the Icelandic economy have been almost as varied as the opinions and “facts” expressed on online public comment forums over the last few days.
The only real fact we know is that nobody really knows what’s going on just at the moment. And there’s the disturbing realisation dawning that this might also include some of the people we’re all looking to for answers.
The IMF has delayed its decision on Iceland’s USD 2.1 billion loan request yet again. This time apparently because they want Iceland to secure the remaining four billion of its desired six billion before they approve it – despite already knowing full well that other potential lenders are holding their money back until the IMF approves their loan.