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620Corona virusThe Omicron New Variant Of Coronavirus Causes World Panic
The World Health Organization (WHO) has officially named the new coronavirus variant first identified in South Africa and previously known as ‘Nu’ ‘Omicron.’ The European Union has proposed to suspend flights from southern Africa for fear of the new variant of coronavirus detected in South Africa. Germany has anticipated the...
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For Detecting The Omicron Variant Of Coronavirus South Africa Feels Punishing
The Government of South Africa affirmed that the cascade of drastic international prohibitions after detecting the omicron variant is “feels punishing” the country for its advanced scientific surveillance. In addition to noting that they did not subject all countries open to restrictions with cases. The South African wallet, in their...
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Still WTA Deeply Concerned About Chinese Tennis Star Peng Shuai
Despite the release of some puzzling videos and her video call with the International Olympic Committee, the Women’s Tennis Association (WTA) is still deeply concerned” about Chinese tennis star Peng Shuai. Whose whereabouts are unclear, and, in addition, they consider that she is genuinely not communicating when she responds through...
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61 Passengers From South Africa Tested Positive In Netherlands Detected It Is Omicron
After the first case in Europe, confirmed the new and potentially dangerous omicron variant of the Coronavirus in Belgium. It unleashed the alarm on the continent due to a drip of positives that raised fears of a large-scale contagion. From the United Kingdom, through Germany and Italy, as well as...
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Presence Of US Military On The Island Confirms By Taiwan President
For the first time, Taiwan President, Tsai Ing-wen, confirms the US military presence on this island claimed by China, further fueling tension with the Beijing regime. In an interview with media, the first granted to an international television in almost two years, Tsai confirms the news published earlier this month....
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Ahmaud Arbery Trial Verdict: 3 White Men Found Guilty Of Murder In The Fatal Shooting Of Ahmaud Arbery
Ahmaud Arbery trial verdict- the three white men were charged recently in the death of Ahmaud Arbery,. A young black man of 25 was hunted down and shot in a Georgia neighborhood in February 2020. It became part of a broader national reckoning on racial injustice. On Wednesday, the court...
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WHO Warns Europe To Face Fourth Wave COVID Due To Increase In Infections
Coronavirus cases rose 11 percent in Europe in the last week, the only region in the world where COVID has continued to advance since mid-October, the World Health Organization, said. And also WHO warns Europe to face its fourth wave of COVID in their region. The United Nations health agency...
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Magdalena Andersson Resigned As New Sweden’s Prime Minister After Being Elected
Magdalena Andersson’s appointment was a historic milestone as she was the first woman to take office, but the new Swedish government has fallen in record time. Less than eight hours after making history as the first woman to become Sweden’s prime minister, Magdalena Andersson has resigned from office. The resignation...
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The US Invited 110 Countries Include Taiwan To Virtual Democracy Summit, But Not China
The Biden administration invited 110 countries include Taiwan, to its Virtual Summit for Democracy next month but did not invite China or Russia. The State Department announced its decision. That decision has drawn strong criticism from China, which regards the autonomous island as its territory. During his campaign, President Joe...
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Chip Shortage Is Now Increasing United States High-Tech Manufacturing
Manufacturers did not beat Semiconductor shortages worldwide. Game consoles like PlayStation 5 are still rare. Automakers deliver cars with missing features. Apple may produce files 10 million fewer iPhones in 2021. For some companies, these supply chain problems can have an unexpected advantage. There has been a delay in manufacturing...
