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China's Lianyungang Port is one of many sites racing to keep ahead of the global shipping gridlock created by the pandemic

Logjam Deepens At The World's Ports As Pandemic Strikes Shipping

The global shipping network that keeps food, energy and consumer goods circulating -- and the world economy afloat -- is facing its biggest stress test in memory.

Vaccine Tourists Welcome As Serbians Say 'No Thanks' To Jabs

With jabs in abundance, last week Serbia took the highly unusual step of offering foreign citizens the chance to apply to have the shot. Migrants have also been offered the vaccine

Vaccine tourists welcome as Serbians say 'no thanks' to jabs

In Apology, Amazon Admits Some Drivers Have To 'Pee In Bottles'

In apology, Amazon admits some drivers have to 'pee in bottles'

Torino defender Mergim Vojvoda (C) comforts Juventus' Cristiano Ronaldo after a 2-2 stalemate.

Lukaku Pulls Inter Eight Points Clear As Juve, Milan Held

Lukaku pulls Inter eight points clear as Juve, Milan held

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scientists discover that childhood anxiety linked to heart disease during middle age

National Love Our Children Day 2021: The Most Common Mental Health Disorders Faced By Children

National Love Our Children Day, which is observed on April 3 every year, aims to encourage people to look into the problems faced by children.

The Shed in Manhattan is hosting a concert for the first time since performance venues closed in March 2020 due to the pandemic

The Show Finally Goes On: New York's Pandemic-shut Theaters Reopen, Slowly

The show finally goes on: New York's pandemic-shut theaters reopen, slowly

Kate Middleton Sparks Twitter Debate, Accused Of Using Sarah Everard Vigil As Photo-Op

Kate Middleton was accused on Twitter of using the vigil for the late Sarah Everard as a photo opportunity for the royal family. Royal fans immediately came to the duchess' defense.

A trial concert in Barcelona on the weekend attempted to demonstrate a safe way to organise mass events again

California Allowing Indoor Concerts Starting This Month Amid COVID-19 Pandemic

California is going to allow indoor gatherings, concerts and performances starting mid-April.

The United States held three-way talks with South Korea and Japan on how to handle North Korea, whose leader Kim Jong-Un is seen on a television screen in Seoul in March 2021

US, Japan, S.Korea Show United Front On N.Korea

US, Japan, S.Korea show united front on N.Korea

Chile has closed borders as Latin American countries move to curb coronavirus transmission amid an infection surge

Latin America Passes 25 Million Coronavirus Infections

Latin America passes 25 million coronavirus infections

Passengers arrive at Sydney airport. Australia's border has been largely closed to overseas visitors since March 2020

COVID Vaccinated Travel Requirements Released By CDC: Flying Now OK

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says those that have received the COVID vaccine can now safely travel at “low risk.”

Nearly a third of the US jobs gained in March were in the hard hit leisure & hospitality sector, mostly in bars and restaurants

Biden Hails US Pandemic Recovery As Employment Surges

Biden hails US pandemic recovery as employment surges

US President Joe Biden welcomed a strong jobs report for March 2021, and gave credit for the encouraging figures to his $1.9 trillion American Rescue Plan

Biden Hails March Jobs Numbers As Source Of 'Hope'

Biden hails March jobs numbers as source of 'hope'

Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte could now face difficulty in building a new government as other parties say they have lost trust in him

Dutch PM Rutte Under Pressure Despite Surviving Vote

Dutch PM Rutte under pressure despite surviving vote

Many job openings have been in positions related to Covid-19 vaccine drives

COVID Vaccines Could Be Ineffective In A Year Due To Variants, Then What?

Nearly a third of top epidemiologists surveyed say that COVID vaccines could stop working in nine months or less.

These Entrepreneurs Are Propelling the $200 Billion E-Learning Industry To New Heights

A desire by many worldwide to learn new skills and adapt to a rapidly-changing world, coupled with continued technological innovation, has propelled the rapid growth of e-learning platforms.

Sao Paulo cemeteries opened at night as Covid-19 deaths in Brazil spiral out of control

Brazil Empties Old Graves To Make Space For COVID-19 Victims As Death Toll Spikes

World Health Organization experts warn that the COVID-19 pandemic has put multiple Brazilian states in “critical condition.”

A woman rests while shopping at South Park mall in Charlotte

What’s The Future Of Shopping Malls In America After COVID-19?

Shopping malls could turn into communities that feature more than just shops as owners fight to stay relevant amid the pandemic.

New York Man Killed By Falling Tree While On Spring Break Trip

The 40-year-old Elias Smith died in his parents' own yard when strong winds toppled a tree towards him.

The organiser of Eurocks festival said the rules were like a 'straitjacket'

European Festivals Face Another Summer Of Cancellations

European festivals face another summer of cancellations

Concerns have risen that more transmissible coronavirus variants such as the one first detected in South Africa or another in Britain are more resistant to existing vaccines such as the one developed by Pfizer-BioNTech

Pfizer, Moderna COVID-19 Vaccines Produce More Side Effects, Doctor Says

Doctors warn recipients not to panic as side effects from the vaccine mean it's working.

Police clashed with a crowd in a Brussels park

Police Charge Brussels April Fool's Day 'Party' Crowd

Police charge Brussels April Fool's Day 'party' crowd

The Games are shaping up to be a largely television event for most of the world, with little of the international party atmosphere that usually characterises an Olympics

North Korea Could Host Olympics 2032, Sends Bid With Seoul

South Korea sent a co-hosting proposal to the International Olympic Committee saying the Games would act as a "catalyst" to peace between the Korean nations.