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EU Commissioner Theirry Bretton says THESE 12 nations are confident about July vaccination target
At least 12 of the 27 member bloc said that they are confident of being able to vaccinate 70 per cent of their adult population by mid-July, the EU's vaccine task force chief said on Tuesday.
Every adult in US is now eligible to receive COVID-19 vaccine
The United States has reached a key milestone in its COVID-19 vaccination efforts, as every adult is now eligible to receive a vaccine. The final states to open up eligibility to their entire adult population on Monday were Hawaii, Massachusetts, New Jersey, Oregon, Rhode Island and Vermont.
European Union step up its influence in Indo-Pacific region, claims it’s not “anti-China”
The 27-member alliance wants to use the budding plan to show Beijing that is against the spread of authoritarianism.
Japan asks Myanmar to release Journalist Yuki Kitazumi arrested by security forces
Yuki Kitazumi, a Japanese journalist, had been previously arrested in February by Police while covering pro-democracy protests in Myanmar.
Chinese Navy plans to develop better port infrastructure in Indian Ocean
One of China's strengths is its ability to adopt a "whole-of-nation" approach to security, diplomatic and economic activities around the globe.
US President Joe Biden plays Golf for first time on his 87th day in office
President Joe Biden played golf for the first time as president on Saturday, which was his 87th day in the office. By contrast, former President Donald Trump played golf only after 15 days into his tenure.
Asian and Pacific rim countries did well to control COVID-19, but why are they slow on vaccination?
Countries that were able to control the spread of the virus are among the slowest in the developed world to vaccinate their citizens, while countries like Britain and United States, those that witnessed severe outbreaks, succeed in inoculating majority of the population.
Prince Philip laid to rest in Royal Vault at St George’s Chapel
A minute of National silence was observed to remember the Duke of Edinburgh ahead of the funeral service.
Myanmar junta chief to attend ASEAN summit in Indonesia on 24 April
Myanmar Junta chief Min Aung Hlaing who evicted the elected government in a coup on February 1, will attend an association of Southeast Asian Nation Summit in Jakarta planned for April 21.
Iran reveals name of suspect in Natanz nuclear facility attack
The Iranian state TV said there were images that corroborated the account of an explosion rather than cyberattack offered by security services, but it did not broadcast those pictures.
Japan PM Suga and Joe Biden discusses about China’s influence in Indo-Pacific region
Japan and United States had a serious talk about China's growing influence in the Indo-Pacific region, both countries have decided to oppose any change in the status quo.
Elon Musk’s SpaceX wins NASA contract worth $2.9 billion for moon lander
The firm-fixed price, milestone-based contract total award value is $2.89 billion.
US President Joe Biden calls Indianapolis mass shooting as “national embarassment”
On Friday, US President Joe Biden called the Indianapolis mass shootings that have killed eight people a "national embarrassment"
“I am prepared to take further actions,” US President warns Russia if it continues to interfere in democracy
US President Joe Biden has also proposed a strategic stability dialogue with Moscow, hours after 10 Russian diplomats were expelled in connection with interference in last year's US presidential elections.
USA: One student shot dead, one police officer wounded in Knoxville school shooting
Four other students at the school were killed in recent months in shootings in the city, according to media reports.
China defends detention of Uyghurs in Xinjiang
The horrors of Chinese atrocities in the Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region (XUAR) in China's Northwest are, without doubt, emerging on a daily basis. In response, China has continually changed its narrative about the mass internment of Uyghurs.