US revokes Hong Kong’s ‘special status’ over risk of diverting “dual-use technology” to Beijing
Pessimism is spreading in Hong Kong as it is assumed that the end of preferential treatment by the United States will also soon extend to the financial sphere, which...
U.S. adds 38,576 new cases of coronavirus to 125,768 deaths
The United States added 38,576 new cases of COVID-19 on Sunday, bringing its global statistics to 2,544,169 cases of the disease, which has claimed 125,768 lives in the country,...
Over 140 police officers injured in the UK while dispersing crowds during coronavirus de-escalation
Outrage at the celebrations of Liverpool fans in the UK. Some 5,000 fans gathered near Anfield, their stadium, without respecting social distance or wearing masks. The team has won...
New record of coronavirus infections in the United States, with 38,079 new cases in...
The cases of coronavirus in the United States are growing steadily and, far from flattening the epidemic curve, it is not stopping growing.
According to data from the count being...
Sweden admits it was wrong in its management of the coronavirus: “The death rate...
Anders Tegnell, the epidemiologist who coordinates the management of the coronavirus in Sweden, has said that the death figures in his country are terrible and should have been avoided....
Brazil totals 1,185 deaths and almost 43,000 cases of coronavirus in a single day
Brazil registered 1,185 deaths from the new coronavirus on the last day, bringing the total number of deaths to 53,830, while the number of confirmed cases increased by 42,725,...
Iceland prepares for the eruption of the Grimsvötn volcano after 1,500 earthquakes in 24...
In the last few days, seismic activity in Iceland has not stopped increasing and scientists warn that everything points to an eruption of the Grimsvötn volcano, the most active...
Dozens injured in fire at US military base in Okinawa
Dozens of people were injured on Monday after a fire broke out in a hazardous materials warehouse at a U.S. Air Force base in Okinawa prefecture in southern Japan.
The...
Italian expert says coronavirus is weakening and will die out without vaccine
Matteo Bassetti is the head of infectious diseases at San Martino General Hospital in Genoa. He is considered one of the greatest experts on the coronavirus, and he has...
U.S. nears 120,000 deaths from COVID-19, contagion still on the rise
The United States reached 2,278,373 confirmed cases of COVID-19 and 119,959 deaths from the disease on Sunday, according to the independent count from Johns Hopkins University. This balance on...
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US Congress accuses Apple, Amazon, Facebook and Google of monopolistic practices
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