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Central Sydney has entered lockdown after 65 reported cases amid fears of a wider outbreak of the Covid Delta variant

Australia, Israel Impose New Curbs As Delta Threatens

Australia, Israel impose new curbs as Delta threatens

Tel Aviv Defies Virus To Party With Pride

Thousands attended the first Tel Aviv pride event since before the Covid-19 pandemic

Tel Aviv defies virus to party with Pride

Data Confirm US Inflation Spike But Are Unlikely To Rattle Fed

A rise in energy prices accounted for the bulk of the increase in the May PCE price index, government data said

Data confirm US inflation spike but are unlikely to rattle Fed

Amazon is acquring the messaging app Wickr which offers secure, encrypted communications

Amazon Buys Encrypted Messaging App Wickr

Amazon buys encrypted messaging app Wickr

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Police in Mumbai said that around 2,000 people had been injected with fake vaccines that turned out to be a saline solution

Indian Police Probe Fake Vaccine Scams In Two Cities

Indian police probe fake vaccine scams in two cities

India has been battling one of the worst Covid-19 outbreaks in the world

Countries Using China COVID-19 Vaccine See Surge In Infections

Countries such as Mongolia and Bahrain were hoping for a COVID-free summer, but the two countries are now battling a new COVID outbreak instead.

Medical staff hug nurses in Wuhan in April 2020 before they leave the city after working on the Covid-19 outbreak. The image was captured by Hector Retamal, who won first prize in the Excellence in Photography category at the 2021 SOPA awards

AFP's Wuhan Team Wins For Virus Coverage

AFP's Wuhan team wins for virus coverage

Sergio Oliveira of Portugal battles for possession with Jules Kounde of France

Transfer Rumors: Chelsea Out To Spoil Chase For Sevilla Defender

Chelsea joins the tight race for Jules Kounde, despite having a loaded defensive line.

Italy will receive just over 191 billion euros in the form of grants and loans

Boom Or Bust As Spain, Italy Get Biggest Slice Of EU Fund

The two countries will receive almost half of the 750 billion euros ($900 billion) earmarked by Brussels to relaunch Europe's economies that have been devastated by the Covid-19 epidemic, funded through an unprecedented joint borrowing mechanism.

Less than one percent of the continent's population is fully vaccinated, according to the WHO

'Brutal' Third Wave Hits Africa As Vaccination Slows

'Brutal' third wave hits Africa as vaccination slows

Several dozen cases have been reported in Sydney this week, linked to a limousine driver infected when he drove a flight crew to a quarantine hotel

Central Sydney, Bondi Locked Down Over Delta Variant Spread

Central Sydney, Bondi locked down over Delta variant spread

Guangzhou Evergrande's Paulinho is out with a thigh injury

Transfer News: Paulinho Expresses Desire To Return To La Liga Club

After agreeing on his release with the Guangzhou Evergrande, Paulinho wants to return to Barcelona.

With many families now made up of one child, two adult parents, and four elderly grandparents, Chinese children are being squeezed as they try to care for relatives

UK Man Tested Positive For COVID-19 43 Times In 10-Month Span

A 72-year-old man in England tested positive for COVID-19 43 times for 10 months and was hospitalized seven times.

Health officials in Fiji have admitted that Covid-19 transmission is widespread but authorities continue to reject calls for a nationwide lockdown

Fiji Says Covid-19 Now Widespread As Cases Spike

Fiji says Covid-19 now widespread as cases spike

Uruguay's Edinson Cavani celebrates after scoring against Bolivia at the 2021 Copa America in Brazil

Cavani Gives Uruguay First Copa Win, Bolivia Knocked Out

Cavani gives Uruguay first Copa win, Bolivia knocked out

Mohammad Sabha (C) is afraid he will end up in jail, because of debt he incurred to take care of his disabled children

For Poor Jordanians, Debt Trap Is Often A Prison Cell

For poor Jordanians, debt trap is often a prison cell

Cover up: Spectators wearing protective face masks at Roland Garros on Sunday where a maximum 5,000 fans were allowed on site under Covid-19 restrictions

Delta COVID-19 Variant Mutates To 'Delta Plus,' Biden Warns Of More Deaths

The K417N mutation found in the Delta variant could make it more transmissible, scientists say.

Uber reported more losses in the past quarter as the pandemic hobbled its ride-hailing operations, even though its delivery business improved

Uber Pays $3.4 Million To Seattle Drivers Due To Pandemic Gig Worker Law

The ridesharing app agreed to pay $3.4 million to 15,000 drivers after missing a paid sick leave law declared by Seattle.

Nike cheered the return of pro sports and stars like Cristiano Ronaldo, which has boosted sales

Nike Shares Surge As Return Of Pro Sports Boosts Outlook

Nike shares surge as return of pro sports boosts outlook

The Federal Reserve holds bank stress tests every year, but held two in 2020 due to the upheaval caused by the Covid-19 pandemic

Large US Banks Can Handle Economic Downturn: Fed

The Fed had ordered buybacks suspended and dividend payments limited in June 2020 as COVID-19 caused a sharp economic downturn, and then relaxed those restrictions last December.

Resorts World Las Vegas, will have 3,500 hotel rooms and house a 5,000-seat theater where stars like Celine Dion and Katy Perry have booked shows

New Las Vegas Casino Bets On Post-Covid Recovery

New Las Vegas casino bets on post-Covid recovery

Japanese Olympic athletes have already begun receiving vaccines

Biden COVID Plan: 4th Of July Goal Of 70% Vaccinated Likely To Fall Short

The Biden administration's goal of vaccinating 70% of Americans by July 4 will likely fall short.

IMAGES Pro-democracy protesters call for the premier to resign as they march on the 89th anniversary of the Siamese Revolution -- an uprising that transformed Thailand from absolutism to a constitutional monarchy. They took to the streets despite warning

Thai Democracy Protesters Rally Despite Covid Warnings

Thai democracy protesters rally despite Covid warnings

The United States saw rapid economic growth in the first quarter of 2021 as the economy reopened

US Data Confirms Rapid 6.4% Growth In First Quarter

Markets and policymakers are paying particularly close attention to inflation amid an ongoing debate over whether prices will spike persistently as the economy bounces back from the pandemic, or if the increases will prove to be temporary.