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WHO: New strain of coronavirus found in 40 countries

Cases of infection with a new strain of coronavirus, detected in mid-December in the UK, were identified in 40 other countries. This is reported by the World Health Organization (WHO). The WHO report indicates that as of January 5 the "UK" variant of the coronavirus "has been detected in a small...

Study: Sales of nano-apartments are growing in Hong Kong

Hong Kong's real estate market, known as the most expensive housing market in the world, is being taken over by nano-apartments. This is reported by Bloomberg, citing a study by the Liber Research Community. Experts found that in 2019, one in eight apartments (12.9 percent) for sale in Hong Kong...

More Deaths Than Births Occurred In South Korea In 2020 Raising Alarm

There were more deaths occurring in 2020 in South Korea than birth for the first time in its history.   This data has raised concerns and alarm within the country which already has the lowest birth rate in the world with the implication that the average age of the general population is...

U.S. FAA Alters Rules Allowing Commercial Drone Usage At Night And Over People

Remote ID keys to act as “a digital license plate for drones”. The Federal Aviation Administration, in short FAA, of the United States informed that small drones are likely to be permitted to fly at night over people whereby marking a significant advancement towards “widespread commercial” drone...

UK rolls out AstraOxford COVID vaccine after world-first approval

The “UK Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency” gave its approval for Oxford/AstraZenca vaccine whereby vindicating the step towards essential “mass immunisations” across the globe. Britain created history as it became the world’s “first country” to provide approval for “Oxford...

RBI’s Human Rights And Environment Proposal Leaves The Country ‘Divisive’

Swiss population create history as regional difference overshadows popular support. Recently, on a national vote, the proposal on human rights and environment was rejected by Swiss population owing to “regional differences”, although it had acquired “majority of popular support” which left the...

UK to ban junk food

The UK may ban the sale of sodas and snacks at cash registers. According to the Guardian, the move is part of an effort to combat obesity. In addition, racks of junk food will not be placed at the entrance to shops or at the end of aisles. Above that, the UK authorities have decided to fight fast...

European Union starts COVID-19 vaccination

COVID-19 vaccination with the first approved vaccine from Pfizer/BioNTech began in the European Union this Sunday, amid previously intensified restrictions due to a worsening epidemiological situation. EU countries could not start vaccination until the drug had been approved at the EU level. The...

Chinese watchdog launches antitrust investigation against Alibaba

China's State Administration for Market Regulation announced an investigation into Alibaba Group. The watchdog will examine the company's policies for compliance with antitrust laws. "Based on reports, the State Administration for Market Regulation has opened an investigation into Alibaba Group...

BioNTech head: We can create a vaccine against the new COVID-19 strain in six weeks

CEO of BioNTech, the biotech company that created the US and EU-approved COVID-19 vaccine with Pfizer, said his company could create an improved version of the vaccine against the new COVID-19 strain found in the UK and several other countries fairly quickly. He noted that the RNA matrix technology...
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