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Typhoon Nida: More than 120 flights to and from Hong Kong cancelled

Hong Kong Bans Passenger Flights From India, Pakistan and Philippines

Anyone who has spent more than two hours in these three countries have also been banned from entering Hong Kong.

25 hours ago

China, US Agree to Work Together on Climate Change

Climate is considered one of the few areas in which cooperation between the two strategic rivals seems possible at present.

40 hours ago

Australia Confirms 48-Yr-Old Died of Blood Clot From AstraZeneca Vaccine

The woman from New South Wales' Central Coast was admitted to hospital with blood clots four days after she received the vaccine.

2 days ago

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Biden Proposes to Hold Summit With Putin: What will be on Agenda?

The last Russia-US summit was held in Helsinki in July 2018.

6 days ago

US Not Involved in Natanz Nuclear Facility Attack, White House Clarifies

Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif blamed Israel for the incident in Natanz and vowed revenge on Israel.

7 days ago

Russian Fighter Intercepts US Reconnaissance Plane Over Pacific

The crew of the Russian jet identified the air target as an RC-135 strategic reconnaissance aircraft of the US Air Force.

9 days ago

Europe Marks Grim Milestone of One Million Deaths From Covid-19

Since breaking out in late 2019, Covid-19 has been causing infections and deaths at an accelerated pace across Europe.

10 days ago

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Egypt Sentences Muslim Brotherhood's Acting Leader to Life in Prison

The case dates back to 2013 when members of the Brotherhood killed nine people and wounded 91 others following the army-led ouster of the late Islamist leader Mohamed Morsi,

11 days ago

Simple Foetal Heartbeat Monitoring Can Help Avoid 30% of Caesarean Sections

Caesarean delivery carries risks like infection, excessive bleeding, damage to reproductive organs and blood clots.

14 days ago

First Baby Born in Spain With Antibodies, Has Same Protection as Those Vaccinated

Specialists believe this result opens the doors to the possibility of vaccinating pregnant women to immunize both themselves and their babies.

16 days ago

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'Allah Has Chosen Me', Says Nation Of Islam Follower Behind US Capitol Attack

The attack occurred about 91 metres from the entrance of the building on the Senate side of the Capitol.

17 days ago

Apple Sold Macbooks With Faulty Displays, Company Knew About Defect - US Court

The judgment came in a class-action lawsuit over the MacBook Pro "stage light" fault.

18 days ago

New Covid-19 Variant Detected in Brazil, Similar to South African Strain

Brazil is going through its worst Covid-19 outbreak, on Tuesday reporting a record 3,780 deaths from the virus in 24 hours.

18 days ago

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Massive Container Ship Stuck in Suez Canal Freed and Re-Floated

The Panama-flagged ship, Ever Given, had veered off its course in a single-lane stretch of the canal during a sandstorm.

21 days ago

Former Worker Sues Amazon For Not Giving Mandatory Meal Breaks

The lawsuit also alleged that shifts were "chronically understaffed," which left some employees unable to take short 10-minute rest breaks.

23 days ago

Turkey attempted military coup: 21 Singaporeans and 127 Malaysians stranded in Turkish airport

Turkish Lira Tumbles After Sacking of Central Bank Head

Saturday, Erdogan abruptly removed Naci Agbal from the post of the central bank governor with a presidential decree.

28 days ago

Magnitude 7.2 Earthquake Rocks North-Eastern Japan; Tsunami Warning Issued

The Japan Meteorological Agency warned of up to a 1-metre high tsunami in Miyagi prefecture.

Mar 20, 2021

EU Nations Restart AstraZeneca Vaccine Shots as Blood Clot Risk Ruled Out

France, Italy, Latvia and Bulgaria announced they would likely restart vaccinations using the AstraZeneca jab on Friday.

Mar 19, 2021

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Facing Pandemic Third Wave, EU Threatens It May Cut Vaccine Exports

Around 41 million doses of vaccines have been exported from EU to 33 countries and regions since February 1.

Mar 18, 2021

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DHS Asks Emergency Agency to Shelter Detained Migrant Children

The number of unaccompanied migrant children detained along the southern border has tripled in the last two weeks.

Mar 14, 2021

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