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By Syndicated Content
By Crispian Balmer
ROME (Reuters) â Looking to counter the increasing menace of the coronavirus Delta variant, a growing number of European countries are raising their defences and trying to pressure more people to get vaccinated to stay safe.
Italy on Thursday followed in the footsteps of France, announcing that proof of vaccination or immunity would shortly be mandatory for an array of activities, including indoor dining and entering places such as gyms, pools, museums and cinemas.
Greece made a vaccination certificate mandatory for anyone to be allowed into indoor restaurants and bars from last week, while dozens of Portuguese municipalities introduced weekend curbs for inside dining in early July.
Joe Biden jokes the Japanese PM made it real clear he wanted Jill Biden at Tokyo Olympics instead of him as White House is lit up in red, white and blue to support Team USA
President Joe Biden joked Friday night that the Japanese prime minister made it real clear that he wanted first lady Jill Biden to represent the US at the Olympics Jill wanted to be here tonight, but if you turn on the Olympics and watch Team USA you ll see Jill Biden standing there, the president said at a campaign rally
The Biden administration also lit up the White House in red, white and blue to mark the opening ceremony, which was being aired in primetime in the US