Convening online, envoys from US, Russia, EU and UN express concern over potential 'unilateral actions,' in apparent reference to Israeli settlement expansion

UK's Johnson, other leaders receive shot to assure their citizens its safe to be immunized: 'Please go and get it'

After several European countries suspend use, drug regulator says benefits of UK-developed inoculations outweigh risk of blood clots

At least a dozen countries including Germany, France, Italy and Spain have suspended use of shot; experts reviewing safety data

Cyprus, Israel, Greece have signed deal for world's longest undersea power cable, but it is set to run through contested waters at center of regional tensions

Germany, France, and Italy become latest EU nations to announce temporary ban; European Medicines Agency tries to allay concerns, saying no known health risks

Countries prod Biden administration to release supply of AstraZeneca vaccines, noting America has enough doses to immunize its entire population by end of July

Many Israelis hope for 'vaccine passports,' but top official at health body says it is premature, as the inoculation isn't yet readily available globally

Bloc of 27 countries started vaccine drives at end of December, but has been progressing at far slower pace than some rich nations, including US, Israel and former member Britain

Paris urges European Union to work together on inoculations after two countries press ahead with talks with Jerusalem on development