«Η ανάγκη του ΣΥΡΙΖΑ να προσεγγίζει κάθε σοβαρό θέμα μέσα από το πρίσμα του Εμφυλίου έχει ξεπεράσει εδώ και καιρό το επίπεδο της εμμονής..

 

Αθήνα, 8  Φεβρουαρίου 2022   Από το Γραφείο Τύπου της Νέας Δημοκρατίας, εκδόθηκε η ακόλουθη ανακοίνωση:   «Η ανάγκη του ΣΥΡΙΖΑ να προσεγγίζει κάθε σοβαρό θέμα μέσα από το πρίσμα του Εμφυλίου έχει ξεπεράσει εδώ και καιρό το επίπεδο της εμμονής. Η διαπίστωση αυτή επιβεβαιώθηκε και από τη δήλωση της κυρίας Τζάκρη, η οποία μέσα στη Βουλή των Ελλήνων συνέκρινε τον αριθμό των νεκρών του Εμφυλίου με αυτόν της πανδημίας.   Η σύγκριση αυτή είναι τόσο προκλητικά ανιστόρητη, που προσβάλλει όλα τα θύματα – του τότε και του τώρα. Και υπενθυμίζει σε όλους την ολέθρια στάση του ΣΥΡΙΖΑ απέναντι στην πανδημία: εκεί που όλες οι χώρες αντιλήφθηκαν την ανάγκη για ενότητα, η αξιωματική αντιπολίτευση είδε μία ακόμα ευκαιρία για διχασμό. Γι’ αυτό ο ΣΥΡΙΖΑ είχε ένα διαρκές “όχι” σε κάθε κυβερνητική πρωτοβουλία.   Η κυβέρνηση της Νέας Δημοκρατίας έχει επιλέξει συνειδητά τον δρόμο της ενότητας όλων των Ελλήνων απέναντι στην πανδημία. Και θα συνεχίσει σε αυτόν τον δρόμο, όσο και αν επιμένει ο ΣΥΡΙΖΑ να επιβεβαιώνει καθημερινά ότι ο Πολακισμός είναι η μοναδική συγκολλητική ουσία όλων των συνιστωσών του».

News conference following Russian-French talks

February 8, 2022
01:05
The Kremlin, Moscow
With President of France Emmanuel Macron during a news conference following Russian-French talks. Photo: Sergey Guneev

President of Russia Vladimir Putin: Mr President, ladies and gentlemen,

It is a pleasure to welcome you to the Kremlin and to host the President of the French Republic, Mr Emmanuel Macron in Russia.

It appears symbolic that our meeting is taking place on February 7 (it looks like it will end on February 8, Moscow time), the day when a fundamental treaty between Russia and France was signed 30 years ago. That vital document provided a reliable foundation for the development of bilateral cooperation based on partnership and mutual respect for decades to come. Our talks with President Macron today were held in a business-like atmosphere and were substantive and meaningful.

It is clear to us that Mr President has come to Russia primarily to discuss the current issues of European and global security, for which our countries bear special responsibility as permanent members of the UN Security Council. In addition to this, France is holding the presidency of the Council of the European Union.

During the talks, we continued to exchange views on the proposals regarding long-term legally binding security guarantees, which Russia has made to the United States and NATO. I would like to remind everyone that these proposals include three key points: NATO’s non-expansion, non-deployment of offensive weapon systems near the Russian border, and the return of the bloc’s European capabilities and infrastructure to the 1997 level, when the NATO-Russia Founding Act was signed.

Regrettably, the replies from the USA and NATO, which we received on January 26, disregard these concerns of fundamental importance to us. Moreover, our Western partners once again said that all states have a right to freely choose their security arrangements and to enter into any military blocs and alliances. Well, we never questioned this principle. On the other hand, it is also obvious that these blocs and alliances have no obligation to admit any country that wishes to join them.

This open-door policy, which we have discussed with many of our partners, including with President Macron today, is very liberal. We believe that only the United States and possibly several other NATO members are benefitting from this interpretation of the fundamental principle of equal and indivisible security, which has been set down in many European documents and includes, as we all know, a pledge not to strengthen one’s security at the expense of the security of other states.

The reference to the open-door policy, which I have mentioned, is questionable as well. I would like to repeat (I have said this on numerous occasions, including in this very room during a recent news conference following Prime Minister of Hungary Viktor Orban’s visit) that according to Article 10 of the 1949 North Atlantic Treaty, the member states may, by unanimous agreement, invite any other European state in a position to contribute to European security to accede to that treaty. But this does not mean that the bloc is obligated to admit any country, as I have said as well. All right.

However, I would like to point out that they continue trying to placate Russia with deliberations that NATO is a peaceful and purely defensive alliance. People in many countries, namely Iraq, Libya and Afghanistan have learned the truth of this statement the hard way, and this is also true about the large-scale military operation against Belgrade waged without a UN Security Council sanction, which is definitely not an operation that could be waged by a peaceful organisation.

In addition, we cannot overlook the fact that the 2019 NATO Military Strategy openly describes Russia as the main security threat and an adversary. NATO has designated Russia an adversary. Moreover, while advancing its military infrastructure very close to our border, NATO and its member states believe that they have a right to teach us where and how we can deploy our armed forces. They consider it acceptable to demand that we do not hold planned drills and exercises and present the movement of our troops on our own – I repeat, our own – territory as a threat of a Russian invasion, in this case the invasion of Ukraine. They claim that the Baltic states and our other neighbours feel threatened as well. In any case, this presumption is being used to pursue an unfriendly policy towards Russia.

As for the NATO member-countries themselves, they continue to pump Ukraine with modern weapons to this accompaniment, allocating substantial financial resources to modernise the Ukrainian army, and sending military specialists and instructors to Ukraine.

Mr President and I have certainly spoken about this. As you can see, it took us a rather long time: the discussion went on for nearly six hours.

For our part, we have made a point of drawing Mr President’s attention to the reluctance of the current Kiev authorities to meet their commitments under the Minsk Package of Measures and the Normandy format agreements, including those reached at the summits in Paris and Berlin.

In my opinion, it is clear to everyone that the current authorities in Kiev have set a course for dismantling the Minsk accords. There are no shifts on such fundamental issues as constitutional reform, amnesty, local elections, and the legal aspects of a special status for Donbass. The well-known Steinmeier Formula – well-known to specialists, at any rate – when we have approved certain amendments to the Minsk accords and made definite concessions, is yet to be included in Ukrainian legislation. But even these items presented by the current President of the Federal Republic of Germany – at that time, he was the German foreign minister – are not being implemented. Kiev is still disregarding all opportunities for a peaceful restoration of the country’s territorial integrity via direct dialogue with Donetsk and Lugansk.

I have directed Mr President’s attention to the widespread and systematic violations of human rights in Ukraine. Dissenting media are closed in the country and political opponents are exposed to reprisals. Incidentally, when Mr Poroshenko was the President of Ukraine, I told him that Russia was ready to grant him political asylum, if he faced problems in the future. He was highly ironic in this regard at the time, but today I would like to reiterate my offer. Despite our serious differences regarding this matter, I mean the settlement in Donbass, as well as the fact that, to my mind, he has made a lot of mistakes in this area, his persecution as a state criminal is also, in my view, an exorbitant ‘bid for success’ on the part of today’s leaders. Russia is ready to grant asylum to Mr Poroshenko and persons like him.

What worries me most of all is that they are adopting legislation that discriminates against Russian speakers, who have been denied the right to be recognised as a core nation in what is, properly speaking, their homeland, and the right to speak their native language, which is quite odd because this is in no way reflected in the approaches adopted by the European countries.

We hope that Mr President intends – at any rate, he said so earlier today – to discuss what we have discussed today as regards European security and stability guarantees at his meeting with the Kiev leaders tomorrow.

We also touched upon other topical international and regional matters.

While reviewing the situation around Nagorno Karabakh, we noted the positive role of the Russian peacekeepers who are ensuring compliance with the ceasefire regime and helping the region return to peaceful life. We reaffirmed the great significance of efforts by the OSCE Minsk Group’s co-chairs in addressing topical humanitarian and socioeconomic matters in the region, among other things. The President of France informed us of the results of his recent videoconference meeting with President of the European Council Charles Michel, the President of Azerbaijan and the Prime Minister of Armenia.

We reviewed the situation around the Iranian nuclear programme and efforts to resume the full-fledged implementation of the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action, adopted in 2015 and approved by UN Security Council Resolution 2231. We agree that it is necessary to continue diplomatic efforts and to assist in the coordination of compromise solutions in the interests of preserving this highly important document. We agreed that our positions are very similar here or, as the diplomats say, they match.

Naturally, we did not overlook topical matters of bilateral relations, primarily those regarding economic interaction. Despite the complicated situation caused by the Covid-19 pandemic and volatility on the global markets, we underscored and noted that mutual trade grew by 71 percent in 11 months of 2021. French investment in Russia exceeds $23 billion. Over 600 French companies are operating successfully on the Russian market.

Overall, we agreed to continue our mutually beneficial cooperation in politics, trade and the economy, as well as in other spheres, including cultural and humanitarian ties.

To conclude, I would like to thank Mr President for his efforts and the efforts of France to resolve a highly acute matter linked with our relations with NATO in general, matters linked with maintaining security, creating a situation of stability and mutual trust on the European continent and, of course, resolving the crisis in southeastern Ukraine.

We have already met in Paris, and I know that, despite numerous problems facing any state leader, especially the leader of a major European state, Mr President deemed it necessary to come to Russia and to exchange opinions on how we should act in the future. I believe that, although it is still too early to talk about some of his ideas and proposals, it is possible to make them the foundation of our future joint steps.

Let us see what Mr President’s meeting will achieve in Kiev. We agreed that we will speak on the telephone after his trip to the capital of Ukraine and exchange opinions on this matter.

Thank you.

To be continued.

With President of France Emmanuel Macron.

President of Russia Vladimir Putin: Mr President, Emmanuel,

It is a pleasure to see you.

Last time we met was two years ago and, of course, there is a backlog of issues that we can and should discuss in a direct format.

Still, over these years, our contacts have never been interrupted, and we remain in touch at all times. Moreover, despite the pandemic, bilateral trade is up. During the pandemic, it fell by 15 percent, but over 11 months of 2021 it grew by over 70 percent to reach pre-pandemic levels and, I think, even slightly exceeded them.

Our colleagues are working quite successfully in the political sphere, including the foreign ministries and a 2+2 meeting between our respective defence ministers and foreign ministers.

Relations in the humanitarian sphere are on the rise as well. We have held events that cover region-to-region cooperation. More than 150 events have been held, and this helps create a supportive environment for promoting relations between our two countries.

Here is what I would like to point out specifically: of course, I understand that we share concerns about security developments in Europe, and I want to thank you for the fact that France invariably and strongly participates in the development of fundamental decisions in this area.

This has been the case with our relations in recent years. It is symbolic that we are meeting today because a fundamental document, the agreement on special relations between Russia and France, was signed 30 years ago today.

Notably, throughout these years, as I have mentioned, France has taken a very active part in addressing fundamental European security issues. Your predecessors did the same. France engaged in addressing the crisis that broke out after Georgia attacked South Ossetia, and in developing the Minsk agreements, and then organising the Normandy format. I appreciate the amount of effort invested by the current leadership of France and personally the President of France in resolving the crisis around the need to ensure equal security in Europe for an extended historical perspective, and in overcoming the challenges that are related to resolving the domestic crisis in southeastern Ukraine.

We discussed these matters over the telephone in great depth. I am aware that you have your own thoughts on this matter, and I am pleased to have the opportunity to meet with you in person to discuss these things.

Welcome, Emmanuel.

President of France Emmanuel Macron (retranslated): Thank you very much, Mr President, thank you very much, Vladimir.

Indeed, today is the 30th anniversary of resuming diplomatic relations, and I would like to reiterate that bilateral relations have made it possible to focus on many issues.

We have many hopes in the cultural, academic and scientific spheres. We hope to continue the Trianon Dialogue together and advance the economic agenda.

The critical situation in Europe is our shared concern, and our continent – you pointed this out – is in a critical situation, so we all need to act with great responsibility.

Together we laid the foundation for an open, straight, and full-fledged dialogue in 2019. Since then, there have been several exchanges of views in St Petersburg, Bregançon and other venues, and I believe this dialogue remains as relevant as ever.

We need this dialogue, because it is the only thing that, I think, can ensure genuine stability and security for the European continent. In this context, we have had several telephone conversations in recent weeks, as you mentioned. Despite the crisis, I had a chance to exchange views with President Zelensky about Ukraine, as well as to coordinate views with many Europeans and Allies, including the British, Americans and Canadians.

I think today's conversation can pave the way to de-escalation, which is where we should be heading. We are aware of the military-political situation and the Ukraine issue. You noted its importance, including the Normandy format, security issues in Belarus and the entire region, as well as important collective security issues, which we will cover later.

I am glad we have this opportunity to discuss these issues in depth, so that we can collectively begin to develop a practical response for Russia and the whole of Europe. A useful and practical response would be one that helps avoid war and build stability, transparency and trust for all.

Thank you very much for your warm welcome and for your time.
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Η ενημέρωση απο τον Κυβερνητικό Εκπρόσωπο, κ. Γιάννη Οικονόμου

Η ενημέρωση των πολιτικών συντακτών και των ανταποκριτών ξένου Τύπου από τον Υφυπουργό παρά τω Πρωθυπουργώ και Κυβερνητικό Εκπρόσωπο, Γιάννη Οικονόμου
07/02/2022

Καλό μεσημέρι.

Για την παγκόσμια ενεργειακή κρίση και τις ανατιμήσεις

Από τις αρχές του 2020 -λίγους μόλις μήνες μετά τη συγκρότησή της- η Κυβέρνηση αυτή αντιμετωπίζει αλλεπάλληλες και παράλληλες διεθνείς εξωγενείς κρίσεις μεγάλου βεληνεκούς. Ειδικότερα:

-Την οργανωμένη από τη γείτονα απόπειρα εισβολής χιλιάδων μεταναστών στον Έβρο και την ένταση στην Ανατολική Μεσόγειο.

-Την επέλαση της πανδημίας και τις πρωτογενείς και δευτερογενείς συνέπειες στην υγεία των ανθρώπων, στην κοινωνία και στην οικονομία.

-Και τώρα την παγκόσμια ενεργειακή κρίση και την επάλληλη κρίση ακρίβειας στις αγορές όλου του κόσμου.

Πρόκειται για ένα κοκτέιλ κρίσεων, ένα παγκόσμιο φαινόμενο που δεν έχουμε ξαναζήσει από το Β’ Παγκόσμιο Πόλεμο και μετά, τις συνέπειες του οποίου καμία Κυβέρνηση, καμία χώρα σε ολόκληρο τον κόσμο δεν μπορεί να μηδενίσει.

Με πλήρη συναίσθηση του προβλήματος και της ευθύνης απέναντι στους συμπολίτες μας και στην Πατρίδα μας, ο Πρωθυπουργός και η Κυβέρνησή μας, εφαρμόζουμε -από τον περασμένο Σεπτέμβριο- στοχευμένα μέτρα, προκειμένου οι ανατιμήσεις αυτές -που όντως είναι πολύ μεγάλες- να έχουν το μικρότερο δυνατό αποτύπωμα στα νοικοκυριά και στις επιχειρήσεις, χωρίς όμως ταυτόχρονα να διακυβεύεται η ευστάθεια και το μέλλον της Πατρίδας.

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Καφεκοπτεία Λουμίδη: Η απόλυτη εμπειρία αγάπης και απόλαυσης είναι εδώ!

Ανακαλύψτε το ιδανικό δώρο για τον Άγιο Βαλεντίνο και χαρίστε γλυκές στιγμές αγάπης!

 

Τα Καφεκοπτεία Λουμίδη μοιράζουν αγάπη και γιορτάζουν την ημέρα των ερωτευμένων μέσα από τα επιλεγμένα και ξεχωριστά προϊόντα τους. Ανακαλύψτε τις πιο γλυκές γεύσεις για τον Άγιο Βαλεντίνο και χαρίστε χαμόγελα στο έτερον σας ήμισυ.

 

Τα Καφεκοπτεία Λουμίδη σας δίνουν την ευκαιρία να μοιραστείτε στιγμές απόλαυσης και αληθινής αγάπης με λαχταριστά ροφήματα σε μοναδικές γεύσεις και αρώματα, σοκολατένια γλειφιτζούρια στα πιο ρομαντικά σχήματα και χρώματα και πανέμορφα Gift Boxes με ιδιαίτερα μηνύματα αγάπης, βέλγικες πραλίνες και τυλιχτά σοκολατάκια σε σχήμα καρδιάς.

 

Ανακαλύψτε στο www.kl.gr το απόλυτο Valentine’s Day Combo που περιλαμβάνει 2 τεμάχια του αξεπέραστου «Ελληνικού Χαρμάνι Διπλός» σε συνδυασμό με μια απολαυστική κασετίνα με τρουφάκια από σοκολάτα ruby και με έκπτωση -10%! Οι προσφορές δεν σταματούν εδώ καθώς σε όλα τα φυσικά καταστήματα θα βρείτε ένα ακόμα Valentine’s Day Combo με έκπτωση -10% που περιέχει φρεσκοκομμένο καφέ 400γρ καθώς και το απόλυτο σοκολατούχο ρόφημα Pink Velvet 250γρ.

 

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Τα Καφεκοπτεία Λουμίδη αποτελούν μία Ελληνική Οικογενειακή Επιχείρηση, η οποία επί τρεις γενιές προσφέρει με το ίδιο πάθοςκαι μεράκι τους πιο εκλεκτούς και αρωματικούς φρεσκοκομμένους καφέδες.

Η πλούσια γκάμα των προϊόντων της εταιρείας περιλαμβάνει: Φρεσκοκομμένους καφέδες Ελληνικούς, Στιγμιαίους, Αρωματικούς, Espresso, Αρωματικά Ροφήματα, Αφεψήματα, Τσάι, Γλυκά του Κουταλιού, Λουκούμια, Κεράσματα, Βουτήματα & Προτάσεις Δώρων.

Τα Καφεκοπτεία Λουμίδη διαθέτουν καταστήματα σε Ομόνοια, Πειραιά, Μαρούσι, Καλλιθέα, Περιστέρι, Αγ. Δημήτριο, Θεσσαλονίκη, Καστοριά, Κατερίνη& Χαλκίδα.

 

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Dear maria CHADZIDAKIS VAVOURANAKIS, Below are the news items published today on the WTO public website

NEWS ITEM Members note work in three environment initiatives and discuss anti-deforestation efforts At the 2 February meeting of the Committee on Trade and Environment (CTE), WTO members received briefings on the three new environmental initiatives launched on 15 December 2021 at the WTO. Members also discussed in-depth the respective efforts of the European Union and the United Kingdom to prevent global deforestation by regulating trade in agriculture. News item

European Economic and Social Committee (FRRL Group):nvitation - "Safeguarding fundamental rights in the digital age"

Please ignore this message if you have already registered Invitation  Safeguarding fundamental rights in the digital age  11/02/2022 | 10:00 – 18:00 | Hybrid conference | EESC On Friday, 11 February 2022, the EESC's FRRL Group, in cooperation with the European Commission, will organise a conference entitled "Safeguarding fundamental rights in the digital age". The event will be centred on the Commission's annual report on the application of the Charter of Fundamental Rights of the European Union, which this year focuses on fundamental rights in the digital age. The conference will particularly discuss the fundamental rights implications of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and the management of social media platforms.   Please find the draft agenda here. The event will be a hybrid one. Interested external participants are invited to join online. Your participation and input are most welcome! You can register online until Wednesday 9 February at 12:00/noon, at this link. If you experience difficulties registering, we kindly ask you to follow the following steps: If you use a Windows or a Mac device, please use Mozilla Firefox or Google Chrome (Internet Explorer might not work); Disable pop-up blockers or similar protection.  Further information and instructions on how to connect will be sent in due time to the registered participants. Please feel free to forward this invitation to anybody that may be interested. For any questions related to the event, please contact us at the following email: EESC-rights-Rule-Law@eesc.europa.eu N.B. In accordance with existing rules, no daily allowance for participation in video conferences is granted. Veuillez ignorer ce message si vous êtes déjà inscrit Invitation La protection des droits fondamentaux à l’ère numérique 11/02/2022 | 10h00 – 18h00 | Conférence hybride | CESE Le vendredi 11 février 2022, le groupe DFED du CESE organisera, en coopération avec la Commission européenne, une conférence intitulée «La protection des droits fondamentaux à l’ère numérique».   L'évènement sera basé sur le rapport annuel de la Commission sur l’application de la Charte des droits fondamentaux de l’Union européenne, qui se concentre cette année sur les droits fondamentaux à l’ère numérique. La conférence abordera en particulier les implications de l’intelligence artificielle (IA) sur les droits fondamentaux et la modération des médias sociaux.   Vous trouverez l'agenda provisoire ici. La conférence se tiendra en format hybride. Les participants externes intéressés sont invités à participer en ligne. Votre participation et votre contribution sont les bienvenues! Vous pouvez vous inscrire en ligne jusqu’au mercredi 9 février à 12h00, via ce lien. Si vous rencontrez des difficultés à vous enregistrer, nous vous prions de bien vouloir suivre les étapes suivantes: Si vous utilisez un Windows ou un appareil Mac, veuillez utiliser Mozilla Firefox ou Google Chrome (Internet Explorer pourrait ne pas fonctionner); Désactiver les anti-pop-up ou protections similaires. D’autres informations et instructions sur les modalités de connexion seront envoyées en temps utile aux participants inscrits. N’hésitez pas à transmettre cette invitation à toute personne qui pourrait être intéressée. Pour toute question relative à l’événement, veuillez nous contacter à l’adresse électronique suivante: EESC-rights-Rule-Law@eesc.europa.eu. N.B. Conformément aux règles en vigueur, aucune indemnité journalière n’est accordée pour la participation à des vidéoconférences. European Economic and Social Committee / Comité économique et social européen Rue Belliard 99, 1040 Bruxelles

Centers for Disease Control and Prevention(cdc):update

February 7, 2022
This message includes updates on the COVID-19 response from CDC. The COVID-19 Outbreak is a rapidly evolving situation and information will be updated as it becomes available.




Omicron Variant: What You Need to Know

CDC has been collaborating with global public health and industry partners to learn about Omicron.
The Omicron variant spreads more easily than the original virus that causes COVID-19 and the Delta variant. CDC expects that anyone with Omicron infection can spread the virus to others, even if they are vaccinated or don’t have symptoms.
Omicron infection generally causes less severe disease than infection with prior variants. Preliminary data suggest that Omicron may cause more mild disease, although some people may still have severe disease, need hospitalization, and could die from the infection with this variant.

COVID-19 vaccines remain the best public health measure to protect people from COVID-19 and reduce the likelihood of new variants emerging. This includes primary series, booster shots and additional doses for those who need them.

Scientists are working to determine how well existing treatments for COVID-19 work. Some, but not all, monoclonal antibody treatments remain effective against Omicron. Public health agencies work with healthcare providers to ensure that effective treatments are used appropriately to treat patients.

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COVID-19 Vaccine Booster Shots

As of February 2, 2022, more than 88 million people across the United States have received a COVID-19 booster dose. However, 50% of people eligible for a booster dose have yet to get theirs.

Everyone ages 5 years and older is eligible for a free COVID-19 vaccine, and everyone ages 12 years and older is eligible for a free COVID-19 booster shot. Get up to date on your COVID-19 vaccination today to help protect you and those you love.

If you need help scheduling your booster shot, contact the location that set up your previous appointment. If you need to get your booster shot in a location different from where you received your previous shot, there are several ways you can find a vaccine provider.

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COVID Data Tracker Weekly Review

Wastewater (sewage) surveillance is an important tool for tracking the spread of diseases, including SARS-CoV-2, the virus that causes COVID-19. Many people with COVID-19 shed the virus in their feces, so studying wastewater can help us find COVID-19 in communities.

Learn more about what wastewater surveillance can tell us about COVID-19 in this week’s COVID Data Tracker Weekly.

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Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19) in the U.S.
February 7, 2022

US states, territories, and District of Columbia have reported 76,415,622 cases of COVID-19 in the United States.

CDC provides updated U.S. case information online daily.

In addition to cases, deaths, and laboratory testing, CDC's COVID Data Tracker now has a Vaccinations tab to track distribution of COVID-19 vaccines in your state.


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