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Japan will extend most of the border cuts until the end of February Business and Economics

[ad_1] Tokyo banned non-Japanese new entrants in November, including students and relatives, in response to Omicron. Japan will maintain strict…

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‘COVID Zero’ Hong Kong pushes supply chain to breaking point | Economy

[ad_1] Hong Kong’s Omicron appearance hits companies twice. New cuts in social distance will not only reduce revenue for retailers…

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PM blockade party revelation sparks outrage in UK | Coronavirus pandemic News

[ad_1] British Prime Minister Boris Johnson is under renewed pressure after leaking an email inviting around 100 workers during the…

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US man recovering from pig heart transplant | New Health

[ad_1] Surgeons hope that the genetic changes will help the patient’s body to accept the organ and that the pig’s…

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North Korea launches alleged ballistic missile, second in week | Weapons News

[ad_1] The launch was detected by Japan and South Korea and came after six countries called for an end to…

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‘Indispensable’: New York community after deadly fire | Infrastructure News

[ad_1] Sadness and grief spread to a community in the Bronx neighborhood of New York City a day later destructive…

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Timeline: 20 years of Guantanamo Bay prison | Human Rights News

[ad_1] January 11 marks 20 years since the opening of Guantanamo Bay, the infamous US prison located in Cuba that…

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Health Coverage for All California Immigrants: Newsom Plan | Politics News

[ad_1] California would be the first state in the United States to cover everything under its Medicaid plan regardless of…

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The United States has imposed new sanctions on Nicaragua on the day of Ortega’s inauguration Election News

[ad_1] The move comes in November after President Daniel Ortega won his fourth questionable term. The United States imposed a…

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US top university accused of illegally funding grants | New Education

[ad_1] The lawsuit alleges that 16 major U.S. universities, including Yale and Georgetown, violated anti-competition laws by using a shared…

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