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China frustrated over joint naval and air drills in the Indo-Pacific region
China may find its aggressive push in the Indo-Pacific region being met with firm opposition from Japan, the Philippines, and the US as they have not only vowed to “resolutely respond” to any attempt by Beijing to unilaterally change the status quo in East and South China Seas, they have also agreed to “strengthen security and defense cooperation through dialogue among defense authorities.”
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Washington-New Delhi Strategic Partnership Continues To Grow: US Envoy Says ‘If You Want To See The Future, Come To India’
Lauding India’s development strides, US Ambassador to India Eric Garcetti recently said if anyone wants to see the future they should come to India.
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Discover The Unique Whipped Coffees Around The World
Coffee is an indispensable drink in the lives of many people, and the whipped coffee craze has to be one of the most appealing to caffeine lovers.
COVID-19 linked hunger could cause 12,000 deaths a day, warns an international NGO
Hunger linked to the Covid-19 outbreak could cause as many as 12,000 deaths per day by the end of the year, a new report from Oxfam has said on July 09.
UK and Europe weather forecast latest, July 11: Scorching 37C heat burns leading to a bright and sunny weekend
Scorching 37C may spread across UK and Europe and these areas shall experience a bright and sunny weekend.
US and Canada weather forecast today, July 10: Pattern change brings temporary heat relief to Great Lakes as hot temperatures intensify in Southwest,
US and Canada weather forecast today, July 10: In the US, a shifting jet stream pattern into the weekend will bring temporary heat relief to the Great Lakes as hot temperatures intensify toward record levels in parts of the Southwest and Plains. Meanwhile, in Canada, the hot temperatures continue to blast Toronto as Environment Canada issues air quality statement.
Seoul Mayor’s body found on a hill after report of sexual harassment
Seoul police found the body of city Mayor Park Won Soon in hills on July 10 after he was informed for 4 to 5 hours away from home after leaving a “will-like” message to the daughter. His death came amidst reports saying he faced criminal complaints of sexual harassment.
US Secretary of State Pompeo criticizes Chinese 'bullying' in regional waters
US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo on July 8 has stressed the need for countries to work together in dealing with China's stepped-up activities in regional waters.
Mekong - Japan Ministerial Conference discusses COVID-19 response
Vietnamese Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs Pham Binh Minh and Japanese Minister of Foreign Affairs Motegi Toshimitsu co-chaired the 13th Mekong - Japan Ministerial Conference on July 9, focusing on promoting cooperation between Mekong countries and Japan in the fight against the COVID-19 pandemic.
How is herd immunity impossible to defeat COVID-19?
American experts so far viewed that COVI -19 is even subject to herd immunity due to vast number of the infected.
Tesla stock – is there a forming of a new bubble?
There is a strong school of opinions in the recent Tesla stock price, about the validity of its valuation in the market. No fundamental analysis seems to be able to justify the stock price of the tech giant. Therefore, it brings up a valid question – are we seeing the forming of a new bubble?
US sailors joining East Sea (South China Sea) exercise asked to wear face masks
Requiring all sailors to wear face masks is among extraordinary measures against the coronavirus taken by two US admirals in charge of a rare exercise in the East Sea (South China Sea).
Apple stock reached a new peak – Big win for Warren Buffett
Billionaire Warren Buffett bought his first Apple share in 2016, and currently holding $91b in the tech conglomerate. This converted into 43% of the total asset of his Berkshire Hathaway investment portfolio - (VNF)
China invests millions USD on COVID-19 research projects, calling for international cooperation
China plans to support international cooperation research projects on drugs, vaccines, test kits, and traditional Chinese medicine to fight against the Covid-19 pandemic.
World news today July 9: Harvard, MIT sue Trump administration over rule barring international students
World news today July 9: Harvard, MIT sue Trump administration over rule barring international students, China’s military use spider excavators to build roads near India border, Hong Kong bans protest songs and other political expressions at schools, Bodies of 180 suspected extrajudicial execution victims found in Burkina Faso and gold price are making headlines today (July 9).
COVID-19 Updates (July 9): South Africa enters 'pandemic peak'
South African Health Minister Zweli Mkhize warned the people that they were starting to face the worst stage of the Covid-19 pandemic in a speech on July 8.
Latest Covid-19 economic loss : Brooks Brothers files for bankruptcy, closing chain of legendary stores
The luxury apparel retailer Brooks Brother files for bankruptcy protection on Wednesday due to coronavirus's impacts. Besides seeking a buyer, the company plans to close 51 out of 250 stores.
US and Canada weather forecast today, July 9: Coast-to-Coast U.S. Heat Wave May Break Records
US and Canada weather forecast today, July 9: Oppressive heat is forecasted to cover the U.S. from California to the Northeast through at least the middle of next week, driving up energy demand, stressing crops and probably setting new records. In Canada, hot weather continues for the rest of the week in almost regions in the country.
UK and Europe weather forecast latest, July 10: Heavy rain to smash before stable conditions
The UK faces to heavy rain smashing into the country while Europe bears showers in Scandinavia, plenty of sunshine in central and southern areas.
Thailand: Cabinet passes civil partnership bill for same-sex couples
Thailand's cabinet recently endorsed a bill permitting partnership registration of same-sex unions, along with legal amendments to ensure they have most, if not all, the same rights as married couples.
North Korea unwilling to have another conversation with the U.S.
North Korea criticizes South Korea being an "arbitrator" in its relations with the U.S., at the same time affirms its unwillingness to have another conversation with the United States.
Vietnamese students in the US worried of being "iced" out due to new visa policy
About 30,000 Vietnamese students studying in the US will be in difficult situation if courses go entirely online from the next academic year.
Scientists fear potential wave of COVID-linked brain damage
Scientists warned of a potential wave of coronavirus-related brain damage as new evidence suggested COVID-19 can lead to severe neurological complications, including inflammation, psychosis, and delirium.
