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US to donate half a billion Pfizer vaccines to lower-middle-income countries

US to donate half a billion Pfizer vaccines to lower-middle-income countries

  • Sri Lanka requests Japan to provide 6L doses of AstraZeneca vaccine

    Sri Lanka is facing a severe shortage of AstraZeneca vaccines as the producer in the neighbouring India failed to provide the promised stock due to the crisis in that country.
  • Biden revokes executive orders targeting TikTok, WeChat

    President Biden revoked and replaced three E.O.s (executive orders) that aimed to prohibit transactions with TikTok, WeChat, and eight other communications and financial technology software applications; two of these E.O.s are subject to litigation
  • New documentary on Muhammad Ali

    As one of the highest profile conscientious objectors and someone who spoke out against racial inequality, Ali remains a symbol of resistance and strength to many in Louisville.
  • Decoding the secret behind the limit of human lifespan

    Now researchers in Singapore, Russia, and the US have taken a different approach to estimate the maximum human lifespan.
  • Watch: Sinkhole swallows cars in the hospital parking in Jerusalem

    The incident took place at the parking lot of Shaare Zedek Medical Center in Jerusalem. However, there were no injuries in the incident.
  • Donald Trump welcomes Nigeria ban on Twitter

    Congratulations to the country of Nigeria, who just banned Twitter because they banned their President. More COUNTRIES should ban Twitter and Facebook for not allowing free and open speech - all voices should be heard
  • World Bank projects India to grow at 8.3 per cent in 2021

    "India's recovery is being hampered by the largest outbreak of any country since the beginning of the pandemic," the World Bank said.
  • Watch: French President Emmanuel Macron slapped in the face

    The Elysee Palace confirmed the authenticity of a video circulating online in which Macron can be seen approaching a line of people, preparing to shake hands, when one person behind the barrier reaches out and slaps him
  • Massive global internet outage hit top news, tech websites

    The technical glitch is likely to be from Fastly, a popular CDN provider. Fastly confirmed it was facing an outage on its status website.
  • Island-hopping getaway guide to Seychelles

    Tucked away between India and Africa, it makes for a dreamy experience
  • WHO warns against overpriced Covid vaccines

    The issue of the role of intermediates for buying vaccines was raised recently as a middleman, located in the United Arab Emirates, was caught selling Sputnik vaccines to Ghana and Pakistan at double the original price
  • Pfizer, Moderna vaccines cut infection risk by 91%: US CDC

    Even a single dose of the mRNA vaccines can reduce the risk of infection by 81 per cent. These estimates included symptomatic and asymptomatic infections.
  • Apple previews new software for iPhone, other gadgets

    The presentation highlighted more privacy options for paid iCloud accounts and a “Find My” service that helps find errant AirPods, but included no major product announcements.
  • Sharks went nearly extinct 19 million years ago: Study

    Sharks as a species never recovered from this, said Earth scientists from Yale University and the College of the Atlantic.
  • What is wedding hazing and why does China want to ban it?

    This nightmare custom is known as naohun – meaning to ‘disturb the wedding’ or ‘wedding hazing.’ Often, as part of naohun, grooms are forced to strip to their underwear or wear women's clothes
  • China’s three children policy

    The country’s fertility rate has now dropped to 1.3, far below the replacement level of 2.1 necessary for each generation to be fully replenished.
  • ‘Delta’ Covid variant 40 per cent more transmissible than ‘Alpha’: UK minister

    "While hospitalisations currently remain broadly flat, the rapid spread of Delta would likely "lead to a substantial resurgence of hospitalisations" and put pressure on the NHS," said UK Health Minister Matt Hancock
  • Nigeria Twitter ban is temporary, says President Muhammadu Buhari

    Many Nigerians, who use mobile networks to access Twitter, found they were unable to access the social media platform on Saturday, reports dpa news agency.
  • China authorises CoronaVac COVID-19 vaccine for children above 3 yrs

    Sinovac has finished the Phrase I and II clinical research stage, involving several hundred volunteers in this age group, which has proved that the vaccine is as safe and efficient.
  • El Salvador to make Bitcoin legal tender

    Bukele announced the move in a pre-recorded message played on Saturday at the Bitcoin 2021 conference in Miami, Florida, during a presentation hosted by Jack Mallers, founder digital wallet company Strike, reports dpa news agency.
  • UK scientists identify Gene link behind asymptomatic Covid-19

    The team led by Newcastle University in the UK demonstrated that the gene HLA-DRB1*04:01 is found three times as often in people who are asymptomatic, suggesting that people carrying this gene have some level of protection from severe Covid.
  • Belgium’s new travel rules for summer holidays

    The new rules will make it possible for people returning from green and orange zones to avoid having to quarantine when they get home.
  • Facebook suspends Trump’s accounts for 2 years under new rules

    We are today announcing new enforcement protocols to be applied in exceptional cases such as this, and we are confirming the time-bound penalty consistent with those protocols which we are applying to Mr. Trump's accounts
  • World Environment Day 2021: Theme, history and significance

    In 1972 after discussions on environment-related issues during the first day of the Stockholm Conference on the Human Environment, the United Nations Assembly established World Environment Day.
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