[ad_1] LONDON: More than 27.6 million people in Britain, more than half of the adult population, have received at least one dose of the COVID-19 vaccine, official data showed on Sunday (March 21), after that a daily record of 844,285 doses were administered. the previous day. About 2.2 million people …
Read More »There is likely a new deal for the Manchester United defender that proves Mourinho was wrong
[ad_1] Manchester United are reportedly preparing to hold contract talks with defender Luke Shaw after his stellar form with the club this season. ShawThe 25-year-old has made 23 starts among 25 Premier League appearances. The left-back has appeared in 34 games in total and scored a goal for the Red …
Read More »IKEA France goes to trial for spying on staff members
[ad_1] VERSAILLES: The French branch of Swedish retail giant IKEA goes to trial on Monday (March 22) accused of running an elaborate system to spy on staff members and job applicants using private detectives and police officers. IKEA France, as a corporate entity, will be in the dock, as well …
Read More »China’s crackdown reduces big tech to size
[ad_1] SHANGHAI: Tighter regulations, billions in value of stocks lost abroad, and government promises to toughen up even more – Chinese tech giants are reeling from what looks like a sustained Big Brother attack on innovation and enterprise. But there is a reason the mounting crackdown is largely eliciting a …
Read More »Myanmar protesters express defiance as junta recalls ‘external threats’
[ad_1] Protesters in Myanmar maintained their unwavering opposition to the military government on Sunday (March 21) despite the rise in the death toll at the hands of security forces, as the junta seemed equally determined to resist mounting external pressure to compromise. One man was killed and several injured when …
Read More »Can cryptocurrencies and their vast energy use coexist with Singapore’s green goals?
[ad_1] SINGAPORE: Amid Singapore’s push for sustainability, the growing interest in blockchain and cryptocurrencies, with their high power consumption, may present an enigma. Blockchain relies on a vast decentralized network of computers to record transactions. Its best known applications are cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin and Ethereum. Commercial Commercial Digital currencies …
Read More »Thai police clash with protesters near the king’s palace
[ad_1] BANGKOK: Thai police used water cannons and charged at protesters who had gathered near the King’s Palace in Bangkok on Saturday (March 20) to call for the release of the protest leaders and to demand the reform of the monarchy. Hundreds of policemen in riot gear and shields advanced …
Read More »International fans were barred from entering Japan during the Tokyo Olympics over Covid-19 concerns, sports news, and news highlights
[ad_1] TOKYO (AFP, REUTERS) – Foreign fans will not be able to participate in the Tokyo Olympics postponed by this year’s pandemic due to ongoing concerns about the coronavirus, organizers announced on Saturday (March 20). “To give clarity to ticket holders living abroad and to allow them to adjust their …
Read More »International pressure grows on Myanmar generals as protesters march, 1 dead
[ad_1] Opponents of Myanmar’s coup protested again on Saturday (March 20) as international pressure on the military junta increased to stop the crackdown on democracy supporters, and Asian neighbors joined Western countries in condemning the force. lethal. A young man was shot and killed in one of Yangon’s most turbulent …
Read More »Want to cut back on salt and still have tasty meals? Here are 7 tips
[ad_1] SINGAPORE: Chicken biryani and milk fried fish soup are among Singaporeans’ favorite street vendor dishes. But guess which one has more salt. It turns out that the clam chowder will exceed your daily salt limit. Commercial Commercial According to the 2018 National Nutrition Survey, the average Singaporean consumes 9g …
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