More and more countries have been rolling out additional doses for their already vaccinated populations, despite repeated calls from the WHO for a moratorium on boosters until the end of the year to free up jabs for poorer nations. 'It makes no sense to give boosters to healthy adults, or to vaccinate children, when health workers, older people and other high-risk groups around the world are still waiting for their first dose,' he said.

It is about who is vaccinated,' Tedros said.

'It is not just about how many people are vaccinated. That is 'the most in a single week in the region since the pandemic started,' WHO chief Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus told reporters.īut as countries scramble to rein in transmission by reimposing restrictions or rolling out more vaccines and boosters, WHO said it was vital to ensure the jabs were going to those who needed them most, on the continent and beyond. The UN health agency said Europe, once again at the epicentre of the pandemic, registered nearly two million Covid cases last week. Lawyers for Powell and Wood each said they would appeal the ruling to pay the fees, and Judge Parker wrote that she would stay her order in the meantime.As Covid-19 cases balloon again in Europe, the World Health Organization called Friday for more targeted vaccination efforts to ensure the most vulnerable worldwide get the jabs. What’s more is that Wood himself is now the recipient of the same accusations he is dealing out: Kyle Rittenhouse, who was briefly represented by Wood, has called him a “fraud” who came to his defense to raise money.Īs it relates to the Michigan lawsuit, Wood wrote in an email to The Washington Post that he wasn’t involved. Taking a prominent QAnon believer’s word at face value is a fool’s errand, obviously. Powell, he asserted, “signed my name to certain lawsuits without my knowledge or permission, and she hasn’t been honest about that.” Powell and Wood may be forced to fork over legal fees together, but they’re probably not on the best of terms after Wood claimed recently that Powell and the “Stop the Steal” movement is just one big grift. The state’s attorney general on Thursday described the case as a “flagrant disregard for the law” in order to “further a false and destructive narrative.”

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