Econostrum | Economic News in the Mediterranean
en.econostrum

Econostrum | Economic News in the Mediterranean
Advanced search
Tags (15) : Johns Hopkins University

Italy restricts entry to its territory for the holiday season

Italy restricts entry to its territory for the holiday season
12/16/2021 | Society / Institutions
ITALY. The Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Republic of San Marino have decided to tighten entry requirements for the holiday season.
Bergamo, Bologna, Campania, Certificazione verde, Covid-19, France, Germany, Greece, Italy, Johns Hopkins University, Malta, Milan, Netherlands, Padua, Portugal, Puglia, Rome, San Marino, Sicily, Spain, tourism, Turin, United Kingdom, United States, vaccination

Morocco and Israel decide to extend the closure of their borders

Morocco and Israel decide to extend the closure of their borders
12/14/2021 | Transport
MOROCCO / ISRAEL. To protect themselves from the new wave of Covid-19, the Moroccan and Israeli authorities decide to extend the suspension of passenger flights to and from their countries.
Air Arabia, Belgium, Ben Gourion, Caisse nationale de sécurité sociale, CNSS, covid-19, DGAC, EasyJet, Europe, FNAVM, France, Fédération nationale de agences de voyages du Maroc, Israel, Italy, Johns Hopkins University, Khalib Aït Taleb, Mauritania, Mohamed Semlali, Morocco, Omicron, pandemic, Royal Air Maroc, Ryanair, Spain, Switzerland, tourism, transportation

The humanitarian situation in Syria makes the political process of normalisation urgent

The humanitarian situation in Syria makes the political process of normalisation urgent
09/30/2021 | Society / Institutions
SYRIA. The humanitarian crisis in Syria is becoming increasingly worrying as the political process of normalisation is slow to get underway after a decade of conflict.
access to water, Bashar al-Assad, Covid-19, Daech, EIIL, Geir Pedersen, Geneva, Ibrahim Mughlaj, Idlib, Islamic State, Johns Hopkins University, Martin Griffiths, MSF, Médecin sans frontières, Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights, Raqqa, Syria, syrian conflict, Taoufic Hassaba, Turkey, UN, UN Security Council, United Nations, water

Tunisian President Kaïs Saïed assumes full powers

Tunisian President Kaïs Saïed assumes full powers
07/27/2021 | Society / Institutions
TUNISIA. Ten years after the Jasmine revolution, seven years after the vote of a new constitution, is the Tunisian government succumbing to the temptation of returning to dictatorship after the freezing of the activities of the Parliament, the dismissal of the Prime Minister and the lifting of the immunity of the deputies?
Arab News, AstraZeneca, BCT, Beirut, Central Bank of Tunisia, Covax, Covid-19, Crédit Agricole, Delta, Ennahdha, FFP2, Fitch, health crisis, health crisis in Tunisia, Hichem Mechichi, IMF, International Monetary Fund, Janssen, Johns Hopkins University, Lebanon, Moody's, Nissaf Ben Alaya, Oliver le Cabellec, Palais de Carthage, pandemic, politics, Rached Ghannouchi, Tunis, Tunisia, Tunisian economy, Yves Souteyrand

Mario Draghi goes to Italy's bedside and promises radical remedies

Mario Draghi goes to Italy's bedside and promises radical remedies
02/17/2021 | Society / Institutions
ITALY. Having achieved the union of the left and the extreme right in his new government, Mario Draghi should have no difficulty in gaining the confidence of the two Italian assemblies. version française
Covid-19, Europe, Five Star Movement, France, Giancarlo Giorgetti, Istat, Italian economy, Italian politics, Italy, Johns Hopkins University, League, Luigi di Maio, Mario Draghi, Matteo Salvini, Mediterranean, Sergio Mattarella, Spain, Turkey

Covid-19: the mortality rate per capita is higher in the north than in the south of the Mediterranean Sea

Covid-19: the mortality rate per capita is higher in the north than in the south of the Mediterranean Sea
11/10/2020 | Society / Institutions
MEDITERRANEAN. Spain, Italy and France are the three Mediterranean countries most affected by deaths related to the health crisis. version française
Andorra, Baltic States, coronavirus crisis, Covid-19, Europe, France, Israel, Italy, Johns Hopkins University, Mediterranean, mortality, Portugal, San Marino, Southern Europe, Spain

Faced with a doubling of hospitalizations in one month, Greece again confines

Faced with a doubling of hospitalizations in one month, Greece again confines
11/05/2020 | Society / Institutions
GREECE. The Greek Prime Minister has announced a nationwide three-week lockdown. The Greeks will have to obtain an exit permit by SMS.
Athens, containment, Covid-19, CSSE, Greece, Johns Hopkins University, Kyriakos Mitsotakis, Sotiris Tsiodras, Thessaloniki

Portugal reconfines and Italy introduces national curfew

Portugal reconfines and Italy introduces national curfew
11/04/2020 | Society / Institutions
PORTUGAL / ITALY. Lisbon and Rome reinforce their measures to combat the spread of the coronavirus with the return of containment and curfew.
Antonio Costa, Containment, Covid-19, Giuseppe Conte, Italy, Johns Hopkins University, Lisbon, Porto, Portugal, Spain

Italy strengthens anti-Covid 19 measures

Italy strengthens anti-Covid 19 measures
10/19/2020 | Society / Institutions
ITALY. Giuseppe Conte announces new restrictions in the fight against the spread of coronavirus. version française

coronavirus crisis, Covid-19, ECDC, European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control, Giuseppe Conte, Italy, Johns Hopkins University, Lazio, Lombardy, Naples, pandemic, Piedmont, Rome, Southern Europe, Turin

Morocco extends the state of health emergency and organises an airlift to Corsica to harvest clementines

Morocco extends the state of health emergency and organises an airlift to Corsica to harvest clementines
10/09/2020 | Society / Institutions
MOROCCO. The Council of the Moroccan Government has decided to extend the state of health emergency declared since March 2020 until 10 November 2020.
Air Arabia Maroc, Air France, Bastia, Casablanca, Corsica, Corsican clementine, Covid-19, Egypt Air, Emirates, Etihad Airways, France, French Office of Immigration and Integration, Johns Hopkins University, Morocco, OFII, passenger health record, PCR test, Pegasus, Poretta, Qatar Airways, Rabat, Royal Air Maroc, seasonal workers, state of health emergency, TAP, Transavia, Tunisair, Turkish Airlines

The Madrid region increases the number of confined persons to 1 million against 3 claimed by the Spanish Government

The Madrid region increases the number of confined persons to 1 million against 3 claimed by the Spanish Government
09/25/2020 | Society / Institutions
SPAIN. The region of Madrid is extending the scope of its measures against the coronavirus, bringing the number of people confined to more than a million, compared with the state's recommendation of 3 million.
Andrea Ammon, containment, coronavirus crisis, Covid-19, ECDC, European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control, health, Isabel Diaz Ayuzo, Johns Hopkins University, Madrid, Salvador Illa, Spain

Pandemic epicentre in Spain, Madrid reconfines for a fortnight

Pandemic epicentre in Spain, Madrid reconfines for a fortnight
09/21/2020 | Society / Institutions
SPAIN. Nearly 860,000 inhabitants of the Madrid region (13% of the regional population) have to observe a new confinement since Monday 21 September 2020 and for a period of two weeks. version française
containment, Covid-19, Johns Hopkins University, Madrid, pandemic, Pedro Sanchez, Spain

Israel reconfines the whole country for three weeks

Israel reconfines the whole country for three weeks
09/14/2020 | Society / Institutions
ISRAEL. In order to limit the spread of the Covid-19, which is clearly on the rise, the Israeli Prime Minister has decided on a three-week national reconfinement. Version française
coronavirus crisis, Covid-19, Israel, Johns Hopkins University, Netanyahu, reconfinement, Rosh Hashana, Sukkot, Yom Kippur

Israel decides to reconfine thirty towns and villages

Israel decides to reconfine thirty towns and villages
09/04/2020 | Society / Institutions
ISRAEL. Faced with the progression of the coronavirus, the Israeli authorities have decided to proceed with the reconfinement of thirty localities from Monday 7 September 2020. Version française
Beit Shemesh, Beitar Illit, Benjamin Netanyahu, Bnei Brak, containment, coronavirus crisis, Covid-19, Elad, Israel, Jerusalem, Johns Hopkins University, Kfar Qassem, Lakia, Ma'ale Iron, Ronni Gamzu, Taibe, Tiberias, Tira, Umm al-Fahm

WHO does not envisage widespread containment in Europe for Covid-19

WHO does not envisage widespread containment in Europe for Covid-19
09/01/2020 | Society / Institutions
EUROPE. Hans Kluge, Regional Director for Europe of the World Health Organization, does not see a need for further widespread containment in the coming months.
Covid-19, Europe, Hans Kluge, Johns Hopkins University, Sky News, WHO, World Health Organization


   Partners

The website in short
News
Resources
Business
Services
About Econostrum.info Econostrum.info is an independent media that deals with the daily economic news of the countries bordering the Mediterranean. Economic cooperation, business news by sector (Industry, Services, Transport, Environment, Society/Institutions), thematic files, airport news, airlines and shipping companies (new destinations)... are treated and analysed by a team of journalists present in the Mediterranean basin.
Facebook Facebook
Twitter Twitter
Rss Rss
Newsletter Newsletter
Subscribe to Econostrum.info To be the first to know, with unlimited access to all articles. To receive the weekly newsletters and special newsletters sent as soon as our files are published. Automatically renewable subscription, but the reader keeps control of it or yearly subscription. For individuals or professionals...