Dubai to allow free movement and business activities
Dubai has decided to allow free movement and business activities from Wednesday following a comprehensive analysis of health and socio-economic…
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Russian President changes electoral law to allow remote vote
Russian President approved changes to the country’s electoral law, allowing Russians to vote electronically or by mail in future polls.
Creditors in Argentina ready to resume debt talks
Creditors in Argentina invited to sign a non-disclosure agreement by government, signaling that talks could be moving to the next…
President Trump lashes out at the scientists whose conclusions he dislikes
President Trump pushes to reopen the country despite warnings from doctors about the consequences of moving too quickly during the…
Ireland’s new regulations requires address of incoming Travelers
Ireland’s new regulations requiring Travelers to provide the address at which they will self-isolate for 14 days will initially be…
Boris Johnson will not face criminal inquiry over US businesswoman
Boris Johnson will not face criminal inquiry over US businesswoman Jennifer Arcuri, who received public funds,when he was London mayor,Police…
All private health facilities in Dubai will be able to resume
All private health facilities in Dubai will be able to resume most of their alternative medical therapies with immediate effect,…
Taiwan raised questions at WHO neutrality
Taiwan has said that World Health Organization (WHO) has ‘forgotten’ neutrality and professionalism by barring island for political reasons.
Tunisian President relaxes curfew with pandemic outbreak slowing
Tunisian President Kais Saied announced a reduction of its nightly curfew hours, after three consecutive days without recording any new…
France tiptoed out cautiously out of Covid-19 lockdown
France tiptoed out of one of strictest lockdowns,allowing non-essential shops,factories and other businesses to reopen for the first time in…
Britain to introduce 14 days quarantine period for travellers
Britain has told airlines it will introduce 14-day quarantine period for most people arriving from abroad to try to avoid…
Australian officials frustrated their push for inquiry undermined by US
Australian officials are frustrated that their push for an inquiry into the origins of the coronavirus is being undermined by…
Saudi Arabia forms police unit to monitor lockdown violations
Saudi Arabia has formed a police unit to monitor violations of its coronavirus lockdown rules and has banned gatherings of…
Top Philippines broadcaster knocks supreme court door to overturn govt order
Top Philippines broadcaster ABS-CBN urges Supreme Court to overturn a government-ordered shutdown that it says is a blow to press…
German top court ruling on bond purchases sparks worries over EU resilience
German top court (Federal Court of Justice) rules country’s central bank must justify bond-buying under European Central Bank stimulus scheme.
Egyptian legislators called PM to ban Ramez Magnon Rasmi show
Egyptian legislators called on Prime Minister to ban a television show aired every year during Ramadan, accusing it of inciting…
US Supreme Court begins historic session with arguments broadcast live
US Supreme Court begins historic session with live broadcast of teleconference arguments, after delays due to coronavirus.
Trudeau vows more funding for mental health
Trudeau vows additional funding as Canada’s daily coronavirus death toll edged up by under 5% on Sunday in another sign…
Britain announces massive bond sale to fund coronavirus fight
Britain has announced that it would sell more than $222 billion in bonds over next three months to fund coronavirus…
Coronavirus cases surge among homeless shelter population in Washington
Coronavirus cases have surged at shelters and housing for the homeless in one Washington county,with a death reported at a…
Travelers entering Canada could face a $750,000 fine
Travelers entering Canada would be required to quarantine themselves for 14 days, even if they aren’t showing symptoms of coronavirus.
Lesotho PM deploys army on streets to ‘restore order’
Lesotho prime minister Thomas Thabane, under pressure to step down, sends troops, accusing law enforcement agencies of undermining democracy.