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Tourists must stay at an approved hotel on Koh Samui for three days

Three More Thai Islands Open To Vaccinated Travellers

Three more Thai islands open to vaccinated travellers

Man Allegedly Forced Live-In Partner To Sell Kidney, Then Fled With The Money

Sofiya told the cops she was unaware of the recipient of her kidney until her surgery in 2019.

Bangladesh To Vaccinate Rohingya Refugees

The Kutupalong camp for Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh

Bangladesh to vaccinate Rohingya refugees

UNESCO has recommended the Great Barrier Reef be added to their in-danger list after seeing the 2,300-kilometre (1,400 miles) system lose half its corals since 1995

Britain, Australia Brace For UNESCO World Heritage Rulings

Britain, Australia brace for UNESCO world heritage rulings

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India's Rishabh Pant hits out as India reached lunch at 206-3 chasing 407 to win the third Test against Australia

India's Wicketkeeper Rishabh Pant Tests Positive For COVID-19 Ahead Of England Tests

India recently lost the 2019-21 WTC final to New Zealand in Southampton.

The restart of 737 MAX deliveries revives a key revenue stream for Boeing

Boeing's Struggles Continue Despite Big 737 MAX Order

Boeing won its biggest-ever 737 MAX order in June, but that didn't make it a good month for the aerospace giant.

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Infographic: The Countries Where Vaccination Is Mandatory

France has joined a list of some 15 countries that have decided to impose some of the compulsory vaccination on some level.

The new US FDA warning label is a further blow for Johnson & Johnson, which was granted an emergency use authorization for its shot in February 2021 but has played a minor role in America's coronavirus immunization campaign

Woman's Sudden Paralysis 'Definitely Caused' By J&J COVID-19 Vaccine

A woman from Houston was paralyzed from the waist down after receiving the Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccine.

Myanmar's spike in Covid-19 cases is the latest blow to a country already suffering from a February coup and a bloody crackdown on dissent that has killed over 900 people and gutted the economy

Desperate Search For Oxygen In Myanmar As Latest Covid Wave Hits

Desperate search for oxygen in Myanmar as latest Covid wave hits

Protests that broke out in Cuba on Sunday were the largest since the revolution of the 1950s and come as the country endures its worst economic crisis in 30 years

Cuba Protests: YouTuber Dina Stars Taken Away By Cops During Live Interview

Dina Fernandez, known as Dina Stars, was being interviewed by a Spanish TV channel when she announced she was being taken away by security forces.

Cubans are seen outside Havana's Capitol during a demonstration against the government of Cuban President Miguel Diaz-Canel in Havana, on July 11, 2021

Cuba Makes Concession To Protesters, Lets Travelers Bring In Food Duty-free

Cuba makes concession to protesters, lets travelers bring in food duty-free

A smart robot supplies worshippers with bottles of Zamzam water to reduce direct contact with staff as a measure against Covid-19

Saudi Hosts Vaccinated Pilgrims For 2nd Downsized Hajj

Saudi hosts vaccinated pilgrims for 2nd downsized hajj

New Zealand's Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern will host an emergency APEC virtual meeting aimed at bolstering coronavirus vaccine rollouts

New Zealand's Ardern To Host Emergency APEC Virus Summit

New Zealand's Ardern to host emergency APEC virus summit

Doctors are investigating the cause of Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro's persistent hiccups

Brazil's Bolsonaro In Hospital, May Need Surgery: Govt

Brazil's Bolsonaro in hospital, may need surgery: govt

A woman stomps on potatoes to begin the dehydration process of chuno in Machacamarca, Bolivia, on June 30, 2021

Chuno, The Andean Secret To Making Potatoes Last Decades

Chuno, the Andean secret to making potatoes last decades

The British Open returns for the first time in two years at Royal St. George's on Thursday

British Open Ready For 'Emotional' Return In Front Of 32,000 Fans

British Open ready for 'emotional' return in front of 32,000 fans

Cuba Restores Internet Access After Protests, But Not Social Media

Cuba restores internet access after protests, but not social media

Number of children not receiving vital immunisations against measles, diphtheria and tetanus, according to the World Health Organization

UN Warns Of 'Perfect Storm' As Childhood Vaccination Plummets

UN warns of 'perfect storm' as childhood vaccination plummets

An Epidemic Hidden Behind A Pandemic: Drug Overdose Deaths Increased 30% In 2020

Drug overdose deaths increased almost 30% last year, reaching a record high numbers.

Gun Company Makes Gun That Looks Like It Was Made From Legos, Twitter Users Aren't Happy

A Utah-based gun company created a gun to look exactly like a children's toy and is causing concern for many.

With growing warnings from scientists and climate change gaining international attention, the pressure on delegates to acheive meaningful results at COP26 is huge

Developing Nations Demand Climate Funding Before COP26

Developing nations demand climate funding before COP26

Demonstrators pray and demand justice outside of the Presidential Palace in Port-au-Prince on July 14, 2021, in the wake of Haitian President Jovenel Moise's assassination on July 7, 2021.

Two Of Slain Haiti Leader's Top Guards Ignore Prosecutor's Summons

Two of slain Haiti leader's top guards ignore prosecutor's summons

The demonstrators are unhappy at new rules obliging health workers to get vaccinated and a vaccine pass for most public places

French Police Fire Tear Gas As Thousands Protest Against Virus Rules

French police fire tear gas as thousands protest against virus rules

Investors will be waiting to hear Fed Chair Jerome Powell's testimony for indications over the direction of the US central bank's policy following a surprise surge in inflation

Stocks Tread Water, Dollar Dips As Powell Maintains Dovish Stance

Stocks tread water, dollar dips as Powell maintains dovish stance

Federal Reserve Board Chairman Jerome Powell said inflation will remain elevated in coming months but the economy is a long way from fully recovered

US Fed Chief Says Stimulus To Continue Despite High Inflation

US Fed chief says stimulus to continue despite high inflation

Fourth Stimulus Check Update: Economic Support Will Continue Amid Rising Inflation

While the Federal Reserve still plans to provide economic stimulus as the country continues recovering from COVID-19, many are still wondering if that means they could get a fourth stimulus check.

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