World breaking news today (June 7): For Covid injury, Trump calls on nations to demand reparations from Beijing
World breaking news today (June 7): For Covid injury, Trump calls on nations to demand reparations from Beijing. Meanwhile, Biden says US stands with European allies ahead of Putin summit, Israeli police arrest Palestinian activist and gold price also make headlines today.
UEFA EURO 2020 match schedule: fixtures, venues, dates and kick-off time
After being postponed because of Covid-19 pandemic, the revised dates were approved by the UEFA Executive Committee on 17 June 2020, with the tournament now taking place from 11 June to 11 July 2021, with full match schedule released.
US federal judge overturns California's ban on assault weapons
A US federal judge overturned California's 32-year-old ban on assault weapons on Friday, describing it as a "failed experiment" and prompting scathing criticism from the state's governor and attorney general.
World breaking news today (June 6): Kim Jong-un reappears in public after one-month absence
World breaking news today (June 6): North Korean leader Kim Jong-un reappears in public after one-month absence. Meanwhile, Twitter in Nigeria suspended ‘indefinitely’, China slams US and EU Hong Kong Tiananmen candles and gold price also make headlines today.
B.1.617.2 variant may increase risk of hospitalization, data shows
On Thursday, Public Health England (PHE) said the new Covid-19 variant, B.1.617.2 that was first discovered in India is now believed to be dominant in the United Kingdom, increasing the the chance of hospitalization in various places.
U.S vaccine donations will be given to countries in need
Latin America, Southeast Asia, and Africa will be among other recipients to receive 25 millions doses of vaccine that the Biden administration is sending out this month.
"Exceed the limit" using $400,000 Lamborghini to barbecue meat, owner pays $80,000 bill
A man in China has tries to grill meat through the exhaust of a USD 400,000 Lamborghini. However, things went bad and smoke started puffing out.
World breaking news today (June 5): EU bans Belarus airlines and reroutes flights around its airspace
World breaking news today (June 5): EU bans Belarus airlines and reroutes flights around its airspace. Meanwhile, China urges U.S. to withdraw sanctions on 59 Chinese companies, Hong Kong struggles to keep Tiananmen spirit alive as China cracks down andgold price also make headlines today.
U.S plans to share millions of Covid-19 vaccine doses with the world
The United States will send its first shipments of surplus COVID-19 vaccine doses abroad on Thursday, would ease other countries’ access to U.S.-made supplies for vaccine production.
World breaking news today (June 4): Queen Elizabeth II to meet US President Joe Biden on June 13
World breaking news today (June 4): Queen Elizabeth II to meet US President Joe Biden on June 13. Meanwhile, Trump justice department secretly obtained New York Times reporters’ phone record, Turkey to send home Russian S-400 missile system experts and gold price also make headlines today.
Israeli army arrests Hamas leader in West Bank
The Israeli army said on June 2 it has arrested a Hamas leader in the occupied West Bank.
US formally ends "remain in Mexio" Trump-era policy for asylum-seekers
According to a memo issued by Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas, the Biden administration will formally end Trump era policy of forcing asylum-seekers to return to Mexico until their court dates in the United States, which immigrant advocates called it "a huge victory."
27 EU countries plan to accept Covid digital passports from 1 July
27 EU countries set to accept Covid digital passports for vaccinated tourists by 1 July to enjoy a safe and relaxing summer.
World breaking news today (June 3): Cambodia seeks China help to modernise navy base
World breaking news today (June 3): Cambodia seeks China help to modernise navy base. Meanwhile, UK risks ‘losing a friend’, Turkey’s warns before meeting Biden, the US is about to pour a billion dollars for Israel’s Iron Dome shield, and gold price also make headlines today.
Who is Billionaire’s daughter-in-law accused of killing police officer in Belize
Canadian socialite, Jasmine Hartin, was transferred to the Belize Central Prison on Tuesday, after being charged with killing police officer, Henry Jemmott.
UK begins process to join CPTPP
Britain said it would look to carry out negotiations on joining the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership (CPTPP) as quickly as possible.
Malaysia says China conducts 'suspicious' air force activity over South China Sea
Malaysia’s move follows months of diplomatic protests by the Philippines over the presence of hundreds of Chinese fishing boats in its EEZ.
Latin America struggles against Covid, Peru has world's worst death rate
According to John Hopkins University data, Peru has has more than doubled its official death toll from the Covid-19 pandemic, which makes the country with the highest death rate per capita.
World breaking news today (June 2): Xi Jinping wants China’s image to be ‘trustworthy, lovable and respectable’
World breaking news today (June 2): Xi Jinping wants China’s image to be ‘trustworthy, lovable and respectable’. Meanwhile, WHO approves China's Sinovac Covid-19 vaccine, Sri Lanka ship fire extinguished after 13 days and gold price also make headlines today.
WHO approves China's Sinovac Covid-19 vaccine for emergency use
The World Health Organisation (WHO) on June 1 approved the Sinovac Covid-19 vaccine for emergency use - the second Chinese jab to receive the WHO's green light.
