Tokyo stocks closed flat as investors looked for evidence of increased economic activity in Japan. The Nikkei 225 index rose 0.08 percent, or 21.70 points, to 26,171.25. The Topix index fell 0.05 percent to 1,851.74. Tokyo stocks closed flat, as investors looked for evidence of increased economic activity in Japan following the relaxation of influenza … Read more
The national airline of the State of Qatar will restart service to Windhoek on Saturday. At the height of the Covid-19 outbreak two years ago, Qatar Airways cancelled flights to Namibia and a number of African countries. The route will provide seamless connectivity for travellers to over 159 locations across Africa. The national airline of … Read more
Attendance at Chester festivals down on previous years. Racecourses should charge entry fees of £20 ($24) for entry. The Jockey Club would not fit into that category as they spend £7 million a year on marketing. The packed stands at Epsom and Royal Ascot are just the images a sport wants beamed worldwide but away … Read more
NSA Jake Sullivan tests positive for COVID-19, a spokeswoman says. Sullivan had not been in close touch with Vice President Joe Biden and was asymptomatic. Sullivan met with Senegal’s foreign minister at the White House Friday. WASHINGTON – A week before President Joe Biden is scheduled to attend a summit of the Group of Seven … Read more
FDA approves Pfizer and Moderna Covid-19 vaccines for use in youngest children. The CDC must still recommend the vaccines before they are put into use in the United States. Moderna’s decision to go with a higher dose is associated with higher levels of fevers in reaction. The US Food and Drug Administration granted emergency approval … Read more
The decision is in response to the slower spread of coronavirus Covid-19. The use of face masks will be voluntary beginning next month, but recommended for use in crowded areas. Thailand is one of the most popular travel destinations in the world. BANGKOK: Thailand said on Friday that it would suspend its much-criticized pre-registration process … Read more
Xinjiang, Hong Kong and Tibet are China’s internal affairs, a group of countries stated on Tuesday. The statement was read by Cuba on behalf of 69 cross-regional countries at the UN Human Rights Council’s 50th session. It voiced opposition to human rights politicisation, double standards and involvement under guise of human rights. GENEVA: A group … Read more
The Rolling Stones have cancelled their Amsterdam engagement after leader Mick Jagger said on Monday that he had gotten Covid, causing the band to cancel their current show. “I’m very sorry that we’ve had to postpone the Amsterdam gig with such short notice tonight,” Jagger stated on Twitter. Read more: Mick Jagger now throws … Read more
Hugh Jackman, a Hollywood actor, has tested positive for the new coronavirus for the second time. The Wolverine actor got the bug a day after playing ‘The Music Man’ at the 2022 Tony Awards on Monday night. As a result of his illness, Jackman will not appear in the Broadway musical from June 14 to … Read more
South Korean truck drivers stage eighth day of protests against rising fuel prices. Drivers are protesting against the minimum wage guarantee and rising costs. The strike is the latest stumbling block for global supply chains. South Korean truck drivers staged their eighth day of protests on Tuesday against rising fuel prices, which have further snarled … Read more
The UAE government issued a warning to the public, reminding them that the rule requiring people to wear masks indoors is still in effect. Violators will be fined $816. (3,000 dirhams). The number of new infections with Covid-19 has increased by 100 percent in one week. DUBAI: The UAE government issued a warning to the … Read more
The chairman of Vista Global Holdings reports a considerable increase in new corporate memberships. We pioneered a completely new way to fly, with access to a global branded fleet, paying just for hours flown, assured availability, and no asset risk. DUBAI: Long overlooked as an ultimate luxury by business-class tourists, private jet bookings hit new … Read more
ExxonMobil’s first-quarter profits more than doubled to $5.5 billion. The petroleum giant also increased spending on share buybacks by $20 billion. Energy prices have risen 34.6 percent in the last year. President Joe Biden chastised ExxonMobil on Friday for not producing more oil, as rising gas prices drain Americans’ wallets and the US leader’s popularity … Read more
Clark maintains at the Canadian Open. McIlroy has won four major titles so far. Clark seeks his debut US PGA Tour title. Rory McIlroy surged into contention, but Wyndham Clark maintained a one-stroke lead after the second round of the Canadian Open on the US PGA Tour on Friday. After 36 holes at St George’s … Read more
Covid-19 tests will no longer be required for international air travelers. The move is significant, for the country’s gradual removal of restrictions. About 300 people die every day in the country from Covid. The United States announced Friday that Covid-19 tests would no longer be required for international air travelers, a significant step in the … Read more
Quade Cooper, Samu Kerevi and Marika Koroibete named in Australia squad for three-test series against England. The Wallabies lost every one of the three tests on that visit, crushed by Scotland, England and Wales. Rennie said flyhalf Cooper and focus Kerevi had shown up in Sydney for clinical checks, while winger Koroibete was expected back … Read more
A peaceful accord on deferring licensed innovation privileges for COVID-19 immunizations is reachable in front of a worldwide exchange meeting. World Trade Organization Director-General Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala likewise said an understanding could be arrived at on fishing endowments. Covid-19 fear the WTO’s biennial gathering was two times postponed and is occurring following an almost 5-year hole … Read more
Japan is loosening mask regulations for the general public. Wearing masks to limit the transmission of diseases and protect against pollen was widespread in Japan. Prime Minister Fumio Kishida has promised to bring Japan’s border policies in line with those of other prosperous countries. The government announced on Tuesday that foreign visitors visiting Japan will … Read more
Gina Raimondo said President Joe Biden has asked his team to look at the option of lifting some tariffs on China. The tariffs were put in place by former President Donald Trump, to combat the current high inflation. Some of the tariffs will be kept on steel and aluminum to protect U.S. workers. U.S. Trade … Read more
As of March 26, the epidemic has killed over 23,000 people worldwide. Celebrities and well-known figures have died as a result of COVID 19. As the virus spreads, the number of COVID 19 infections worldwide has risen to half a million. As of March 26, the epidemic has killed over 23,000 people worldwide, including celebrities … Read more
Kartik Aaryan is overjoyed with the success of his horror-comedy film, Bhool Bhulaiyaa 2. According to reports, the film has done well at the box office, surpassing the 100 crore barrier. However, the Luka Chuppi actor recently took to Instagram to inform his fans and followers that he has tested positive for Covid-19. It’s worth … Read more
Covid-19 is spreading its wings again Bollywood King Shahrukh Khan and Katrina Kaif caught Covid-19 According to reports, Bollywood’s King Khan, Shah Rukh Khan, has tested positive for COVID-19. The Raees actor is the most recent to test positive in recent days. View this post on Instagram A post shared by ETimes (@etimes) … Read more
Bollywood actor Shah Rukh Khan tested positive for Covid-19. Mamata Banerjee wished Shah Rukh Khan a speedy recovery on Twitter. SRK upcoming film ‘Jawan’ teaser has been released. Shah Rukh Khan tested positive for COVID-19. Mamata Banerjee, the Chief Minister of West Bengal, shared a tweet for the Bollywood king and wished the actor a … Read more
We are not Sri Lanka, and we do not share their economic situation The country’s GDP growth rate has grown to 6% in the last two years In 2019 the public debt to GDP ratio was 77 percent, and today it is 71%., down by 6 percent KARACHI: Dr. Murtaza Syed, the acting governor … Read more
Abbott Nutrition resumes baby formula production at its Michigan plant. The company has been given the green light by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration. Production of EleCare, a formula for children who struggle to digest other products, will begin on June 20. Abbott Nutrition on Saturday continued child equation creation at its Sturgis, Michigan, … Read more
132 tests were conducted on Wednesday Covid -19 has taken the lives of 378 people in the province Coronavirus tests were conducted in six districts of the province QUETTA: No cases of covid-19 were detected in Balochistan in the last 24 hours, department of health Balochistan told Bol News. The coronavirus cases are declining … Read more
World leaders meet in Stockholm to mark the 50th anniversary of the United Nations. UN Environment Programme (UNEP) arose from the original Stockholm conference in 1972. The meeting takes place amid a triple planetary crisis of climate change Stockholm, Global leaders are honoring the 50th anniversary of the United Nations’ first environment conference this week, … Read more
After a two-month lockdown that confined residents to their homes and battered the Chinese economy, Shanghai whirred back to life Wednesday as a range of Covid-19 restrictions were eased and thousands took to the streets. Since late March, when the Omicron virus variant fueled China’s worst outbreak in two years, the commercial hub of 25 … Read more
