In fact, although the global epidemic has shown an overall downward trend, the epidemic has shown an upward trend in Europe, a region that has attracted much attention. According to the weekly epidemic report released by WHO on October 19, new confirmed cases in the European region have shown an upward trend for the third consecutive week. The report shows that there were more than 135 thousand new confirmed cases in the European region in a week, up 7% over the previous week, accounting for almost half of the new confirmed cases in the week around the world. The European region is the only one among the six WHO regions that shows an upward trend. More than half of the countries in the region (35 out of 61) have an upward trend of new confirmed cases, with the United Kingdom, Russia and Turkey with the most new confirmed cases. Among the new deaths, the European region has 1.1.8 thousand new deaths in a week, an increase of 4%, accounting for 39% of new deaths worldwide in the week. Among them, Luxembourg's new deaths increased the most, reaching 200%. Then Denmark and Slovakia, which rose by 83% and 82% respectively. Russia has the highest number of new deaths in a week, reaching 6897.