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590Myanmar Committee of parliamentarians announces acting ministers
The parliament members elected to the Myanmar parliament in the Nov. 8 elections last year have announced a list of acting ministers...
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619Hong Kong: Hundreds of pro-democracy protesters gather at court as 47 activists face charges of conspiracy to commit subversion
In Hong Kong, hundreds of pro-democracy protesters have gathered at a court where 47 activists face charges of conspiracy to commit subversion....
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914Premature, unrealistic to think COVID-19 pandemic might be stopped by end of year: WHO
Dr. Michael Ryan, director of WHO’s emergencies program yesterday said that it was premature and unrealistic to think the pandemic might be...
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511Myanmar: Crowds continue to gather in Yangon city to chant slogans against military rule
In Myanmar, crowds continue to gather in different parts of Yangon city to chant slogans against military rule as police fired stun...
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517WTO urges member states to license more COVID-19 vaccine manufacturing in developing countries
New chief of the World Trade Organization (WTO) has urged its member states to work with pharmaceutical companies to license more COVID-19...
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503Chinese hackers targeted India’s power grid system through malware: Report
A report released by a US based company revealed that a Chinese government-linked group of hackers targeted India’s critical power grid system...
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422More than three-quarters of Syrian refugees may be suffering from serious mental health problems caused by their country’s 10-year conflict: Report
More than three-quarters of Syrian refugees may be suffering from serious mental health problems caused by their country’s 10-year conflict, according to...
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547Global coronavirus infections up for first time in seven weeks: WHO
World Health Organization has said that the number of new coronavirus infections globally rose last week for the first time in seven...
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461‘Track, Trace, Expel’: How China treated some foreign journalists in 2020
Foreign Correspondents’ club of China (FCCC) said in its annual Monday, working report conditions for journalists continued on to decline in China...
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500170 U.S. lawmakers urge Biden administration to push Turkey on rights
One hundred seventy members of the U.S. House of Representatives signed a bipartisan letter sent to Secretary of State Antony Blinken urging...
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