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Russia’s Scrambled Jets Intercept ‘U.S. B-52 Bombers’

The U.S. and Russia escorting each other’s bombers in planned flights. Last week, on Friday, 19 June 2020, the Interfax News Agency reported as that the “scrambled fighter jets” of Russia intercepted “two U.S. B-52 bombers” that were in flight over the region of the “Sea of Okhotsk” situated at the...

South Korea announces second wave of COVID-19 coronavirus

South Korea officially announced that it is facing the second wave of the COVID-19 coronavirus. Authorities did not expect it so soon. The second wave of the coronavirus pandemic came to South Korea, stated Head of the Center for Disease Control and Prevention Jung Eun-Kyeong, quoted by Yonhap. “We...

'National Security Agency' In Hong Kong To Be Set Up By China, Says Chinese State Media

The proposed new law for Hong Kong is planned to be overseen by a "national security agency" which is planned to be set up in Hong Kong by China. The new law is aimed to crack down on dissent in the city, said reports by the Chinese state media. China has been trying to suppress pro democracy...

Japan and Vietnam partially remove travel restrictions

Japan and Vietnam agreed on a partial and phased lifting of travel restrictions between the two countries, said the Japanese Foreign Ministry. “Both countries agreed on the importance of strengthening strategic partnerships in various fields at the same time, as taking measures to prevent the...

Ontario’s Social Bubbles With No Social Distancing Pressure

Through simple steps, ensuring safety, government in Ontario have allowed people to be part of one social circle. Ontario is facing a descending graph of new COVID-19 cases. As a result, the government has allowed people to create “social circles” maximum of ten people consisting of friends and...

Peru to create over 1M jobs in the second half of 2020

The authorities of Peru intend to create more than a million new jobs in the second half of this year through investments in roads, housing and agriculture, said Peruvian President Martín Vizcarra. He noted that the second half of March and April were the most difficult for the country's economy...

Cuba Follows New Zealand To Say Its Close To Eliminating Covid-19

After New Zealand, Cuba is the second country to announce that they are close to eliminating the novel coronavirus form the country. The disease caused by the novel coronavirus has already wrecked havoc in many countries across the world and more than 7,193,478 confirmed cases have been...

UN Secretary General warns of food shortages due to COVID-19 pandemic

The novel coronavirus pandemic is threatening with a global food emergency in the world, said UN Secretary General António Guterres. According to him, it will have long-term consequences for “hundreds of millions” of children and adults. “Although there is more than enough food in the world to feed...

EU continues talks on creating economic recovery fund

The EU countries are trying to agree on the creation of an economic recovery fund in the amount of €750 billion. The European Commission has previously made such a proposal. The fund aims to provide financial support for the economic development of European countries in the long term. However,...

Nike to donate $40M to support African American communities in US

The American company Nike will donate $ 40 million to support the African American community of the United States, the company said in a statement. It is reported that the funds will be paid over the next four years on behalf of the Nike, Jordan, and Converse brands to organizations involved in...