Covid 19 in India and the world latest news India s COVID cases rise by record 414 188
According to India's health ministry data, the daily record of Covid-19 cases has risen to 414,188, and deaths swelled by 3,915, and experts warned of an "inevitable" third wave.
World breaking news today May 8 WHO approves China s Sinopharm Covid vaccine for emergency use
World breaking news today (May 8): WHO approves China's Covid vaccine for emergency use. Meanwhile, Iran's Khamenei says Israel 'not a country, but a terrorist base', Former Maldives president recovering after bomb attack and gold price also make headlines today.
World News in Brief: May 7
Novavax Inc has agreed to start shipping doses of its COVID-19 vaccine candidate to the COVAX program in the third quarter of 2021.
A matter of survival
NDO – US$17 billion is the amount development partners have pledged to fund to ensure food security in Africa, considered a vital matter for the continent.
World News in Brief: May 6
The World Health Organization (WHO) and Germany jointly announced on Wednesday to establish a new global hub based in Berlin for pandemic and epidemic intelligence, data, surveillance and analytics innovation.
EU to guard against economic competition from China EU China investment put on ice
On Wednesday, EU decided to take a move and guard economic competition from China, and the EU's long-time-coming investment deal with China is facing major hurdles, after EU imposed sanctions against China for human rights abuse.
Covid 19 in India High tech hunt for scarce COVID 19 vaccines
Tech experts in Indian have designed websites for people to get Covid-19 shots online, which concerns the fairness among society and jeopardises chances of an equitable vaccine rollout.
Teaching Vietnamese in Korea: Means of tightening bilateral ties
With Vietnam-Republic of Korea relations having been tightened over recent years, demand for studying Korean in Vietnam and vice-versa has increased accordingly.
World News in Brief: May 5
Thailand's cabinet on Wednesday approved additional economic relief measures worth THAB93 billion (US$2.9 billion) to help people affected by COVID-19, a spokeswoman said.
Bill and Melinda Gates divorce 146 billion at stake
Bill Gates and his wife, Melinda Gates, decided to divorce after 27 years together, raising concerns around the future of one of the biggest and most influential charity organizations in the world.
Vietnam backs reconciliation, economic development efforts in Bosnia-Herzegovina
Ambassador Dang Dinh Quy, Permanent Representative of Vietnam to the United Nations, voiced Vietnam’s support for reconciliation and economic development efforts in Bosnia and Herzegovina
Vietnam, Australia cooperate in UN peacekeeping mission in South Sudan
Australia has supported Vietnam’s third rotation for the United Nations Mission in South Sudan (UNMISS), airlifting Vietnamese defence members and equipment back to the home country, a move to consolidate the two countries’ bilateral ties.