New Zealand’s Ardern turned away from cafe under coronavirus rules
Melbourne (Reuters) – Hailed for her leadership during the coronavirus pandemic, New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern and her partner
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Brazil passes Italy and Spain in confirmed coronavirus cases
Brasilia (Reuters) – Brazil’s confirmed cases of the novel coronavirus rose on Saturday past those of Spain and Italy, which
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FAKE: Does popular Saudi TV series defend Homosexuality and Israeli Occupation?
by Dr. Areej Hussain Yet nowhere you would find The New Arab article mentioning this part of the drama, which
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Special Report: Caught in Trump-China feud, WHO leader under siege
Reuters When the head of the World Health Organization returned from a whirlwind trip to Beijing in late January, he
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The Saudis’ Unwavering National Pride and their Secret of Stability and Security
by Anna Sacher It’s Saudi Arabia’s strength to maintain its own identity and culture and stands united behind its royal
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India’s migrant worker steals bicycle to pedal 250kms, but leaves an apology letter to the owner
Jaipur – Mohammad Iqbal a migrant worker, stole a cycle from Rajasthan’s Rarah village from the house of Sahab Singh
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Palestinians look to a digital future to connect with their past
Jerusalem (Reuters) – Virtual reality tours have replaced flag-waving rallies as Palestinians facing coronavirus restrictions create digital spaces to lament
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Keenly-watched COVID-19 vaccine ‘won’t be expensive’, developer says
London (Reuters) – A keenly-watched COVID-19 vaccine will be priced to allow as wide as possible access to it, if
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Bolsonaro’s health minister quits, deepening Brazil coronavirus crisis
Brasilia (Reuters) – Brazilian Health Minister Nelson Teich resigned on Friday after just weeks on the job, adding to turmoil
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Slovenia anti-government protests continue as country calls an end to epidemic
Ljubljana (Reuters) – Thousands of cyclists took over the centre of Ljubljana once again on Friday to protest against Slovenia’s
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