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90 More Bodies Of Suspected COVID Victims Found Floating In India’s Rivers Get Cremated

At least 90 bodies were reportedly found floating in the rivers in India as the country's death toll from the virus passed 250,000.

GOP Is Blaming Biden For Chick-Fil-A Sauce Shortage

The company has limited its signature sauce packets to customers due to a short supply.

COVID-19 And Erectile Dysfunction: Researchers Find Virus In Penile Tissue

Aa transmission electron micrograph of SARS-CoV-2 virus particles, isolated from a patient,captured and color-enhanced

The researchers found the virus in patients' penile tissue months after the initial infection.

MLB News: How The Vaccinated Yankees Are Playing While Beating New COVID-19 Cases

The fully-vaccinated New York Yankees are setting an example for the rest of the sporting world.

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We Cannot Afford To Let Covid-19 Result In Another Lost Generation For African Education

Sub-Saharan Africa is home to over 1 billion people. Yet according to a report published by the World Bank last year, the percentage of people enrolled in tertiary education is just 9.4%, compared to a global average of 38%.

India's Covid-19 death toll has passed 250,000

Experts Blast Early Pandemic Failures As India Deaths Top 250,000

Experts blast early pandemic failures as India deaths top 250,000

The virus first emerged in China in late 2019 before sweeping the world

World Could Have Prevented Covid Catastrophe: Pandemic Panel

World could have prevented Covid catastrophe: pandemic panel

The US economy is reopening and prices are rising, but the real question is, will those increases stay?

Inflation Spike Adds Stress To Biden's Economic Plans

Inflation spike adds stress to Biden's economic plans

A surge to record highs of commodities such as copper has fanned concerns that inflation will run away

European Stocks Steady But Inflation Fears Haunt Wall Street

European stocks steady but inflation fears haunt Wall Street

Raquel Poti is one of the legions of Brazilian "pernaltas," or stilt-walkers, who loom like colorful giants over the festivities at Rio's famed carnival

Brazil Carnival Artist Rises Above Pandemic -- On Stilts

Brazil carnival artist rises above pandemic -- on stilts

The Maldives' economy relies on tourists visiting its pristine atolls

Maldives Bans South Asia Travellers As Virus Cases Soar

Maldives bans South Asia travellers as virus cases soar

Tom Cruise will shoot the film aboard the International Space Station

Tom Cruise Defends Viral Rant On 'Mission: Impossible 7' Set

Although some netizens appreciated the actor's concern for safety protocols, some called him out for displaying a lack of humility.

Easing of pandemic restrictions will help the British economy to recover further in the coming months

UK Economy In Recovery Mode Before Lockdown Easing

UK economy in recovery mode before lockdown easing

The impact of Covid-19 lockdowns has largely worked in SoftBank's favour

SoftBank Beats Japanese Record For Annual Net Profit

SoftBank beats Japanese record for annual net profit

A health worker collects a nasal swab sample from a woman to test for the Covid-19 coronavirus in Amritsar, India on April 18, 2021

Woman Says She Was Molested At Hospital As Husband Struggled With COVID, Shares Emotional Video

The government has formed a three-member squad to investigate the alleged sexual harassment

Parit Chiwarak, who goes by the nickname "Penguin", was held in pre-trial detention for nearly 100 days

Hunger-striking Thai Protest Leader Vows To Keep Fighting For Royal Reform

Hunger-striking Thai protest leader vows to keep fighting for royal reform

EU economic affairs commissioner Paolo Gentiloni says "the shadow of Covid-19 is beginning to lift from Europe's economy".

EU Predicts Big Economic Turnaround As Vaccinations Ramp Up

The EU sharply revised its growth forecasts for this year and next, saying an accelerated vaccination drive and the bloc's landmark recovery plan would lift Europe out of recession.

BTS Joins The Weeknd And P!NK As 2021 Billboard Music Awards Performers

The South Korean boy band sensation is expected to perform its new single 'Butter' at the 2021 Billboard Music Awards.

EU Raises Eurozone Growth Forecast As Vaccinations Ramp Up

EU raises eurozone growth forecast as vaccinations ramp up

Taiwan's stock exchange has plummeted with investors fretting over new coronavirus concerns and a global tech selloff

Taiwan Stocks Plummet On Virus Restrictions And Tech Selloff

Taiwan stocks plummet on virus restrictions and tech selloff

The remote island nation, one of the few places in the world to remain virus-free, said the four-week vaccination campaign had exceeded expectations

Nauru Vaccinates All Its Adults In 'World Record' Effort

Nauru vaccinates all its adults in 'world record' effort

Even if oil demand dipped last month and remains far below pre-pandemic levels, the IEA expects it recover nearly completely by the end of the year

Oil Demand Drops As Virus Surges: IEA

Oil demand drops as virus surges: IEA

Covid-19 deaths in India have overwhelmed crematoriums and graveyards

Doubts Surround India's Official Covid-19 Death Toll

Doubts surround India's official Covid-19 death toll

SoftBank Posts $45 Bn Net Profit, Japan's Highest Ever

SoftBank posts $45 bn net profit, Japan's highest ever

Despite the soaring number of infections and deaths in India the real figures are beleived to be much higher

iPhone 12 Production In India Plunges By 50% Amid COVID-19 Crisis

More than 100 employees of an iPhone 12 factory in India tested positive for coronavirus.

Covid variants are seen as more dangerous than the original version of the virus because they are either more transmissible, deadly or able to get past some vaccine protections

6 Biggest COVID-19 Vaccine Myths Busted By Top Doctors

A recent survey showed that vaccine hesitancy is making it more difficult for some states to achieve the vaccination goal set by the Biden administration.