[ad_1] Is the world ready for a second Galaxy Fold? Angela Lang / CNET It’s official: Samsung is making its third foldable phone, as well as the next Galaxy Note. Industry watchers expect this to be the Galaxy Fold 2, the successor device to the Original Galaxy Fold instead of …
Read More »Shift spending for sustained food security
[ad_1] The COVID-19 pandemic poses unprecedented challenges for agriculture and food security, and governments must take action, writes Raghbendra Jha. In 2016, even before the COVID-19 crisis, the Food and Agriculture Organization estimated that 815 million people or 10.7 percent of the population at that time were starving. The 2015 …
Read More »New Zealand to reopen shopping malls and coffee shops starting Thursday as Covid-19 curbs are eased
[ad_1] WhatsApp Facebook Twitter Email 0 0Share Wellington New Zealand companies, including shopping malls, cinemas, cafes and gyms, will be allowed to reopen starting Thursday, as stringent restrictions to stop the spread of the coronavirus were further lowered on Monday. The Pacific nation was locked up for more than a …
Read More »In Jerry Stiller, the anger of the Jewish parents found a hilarious way out
[ad_1] Every time Jerry Stiller opened his mouth at “Seinfeld”, he made me laugh. In part, it was the shock of what came out. Stiller, who died Monday at the age of 92, didn’t speak as much as it erupted. His ruffled bass instantly shifted the energy on the scene, …
Read More »Trump rules out renegotiating trade deal with China
[ad_1] United States President Donald Trump on Monday ruled out renegotiating the trade agreement signed with China. “I am not interested in that,” Trump told reporters when asked about reports that China was seeking to reopen talks on the trade deal signed in January. “Not even a little bit,” Trump …
Read More »Saudi Aramco’s first quarter finances are coming. What will they tell us about the oil markets?
[ad_1] In recent weeks, the major oil companies have been releasing their first-quarter finances. These reports are particularly notable because they provide the first insights into how much the recent collapse in oil prices impacted industry players. Many of the world’s largest oil companies posted losses in the first quarter, …
Read More »Delaying Your Mammogram During Coronavirus: Yay Or Nay?
[ad_1] A “cancer screening” attempts to find cancer when it’s small and curable, and is important tool for reducing the cancer burden in the world. The U.S. Preventatives Services Task Force recommends routine screening for breast, colon, cervical, and lung cancers. When reports out of Wuhan showed that patients with …
Read More »Women leaders avoid “male-male” policy in COVID-19 response
[ad_1] On the day Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern imposed a strict national blockade in March, no one in New Zealand had died from the coronavirus. Compare that to United Kingdon: 335 people had already died when Prime Minister Boris Johnson ordered the British public to stay home. Like many world …
Read More »Daring to Ask, Listen and Act: A Snapshot of COVID-19’s Impacts on Women’s and Girls’ Rights and Sexual and Reproductive Health – April / May 2020 – Jordan
[ad_1] Executive Summary The unprecedented COVID-19 pandemic is dramatically changing the way millions of women, men, girls and boys around the world lead their lives. Jordan, a country hosting more than 700,000 refugees in a troubled region, has been profoundly affected by the shock of COVID-19 in its economy and …
Read More »Why men are more vulnerable to the coronavirus: now, a link to the key enzyme
[ad_1] By: Express News Service | Updated: May 12, 2020 1:41:05 am In this screenshot from video broadcast by Oxford University of Great Britain, a volunteer is injected with an experimental COVID-19 vaccine or comparison shot as part of the first human trials in the UK (University of Oxford to …
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