[ad_1] SINGAPORE: Singapore reported 49 new COVID-19 cases as of noon on Sunday (September 13), including one in the community and eight imported infections, the Ministry of Health (MINSA) said in its preliminary daily update. This brings Singapore’s case count to 57,406. Ad Ad The only infection in the community …
Read More »Australia defends intelligence raids as dispute with China escalates
[ad_1] By Lidia Kelly MELBOURNE (Reuters) – Australian Home Affairs Minister Peter Dutton on Sunday defended the government’s right to conduct intelligence raids to prevent foreign interference, after China condemned searches of the homes of its journalists working in Australia. Dutton declined to directly confirm that the Chinese journalists were …
Read More »Take your threats off the table, British Prime Minister Johnson told the EU in the trade row
[ad_1] LONDON: Prime Minister Boris Johnson told the European Union not to threaten Britain on Saturday (September 12), saying a bill that would violate a divorce treaty with the bloc was needed to protect the integrity of the country. . With the EU stepping up planning for trade talks to …
Read More »Australia’s Victoria takes a small step to ease COVID-19 restrictions
[ad_1] MELBOURNE: Lockdown restrictions in the Australian state of Victoria will be eased very slightly starting Monday (Sept. 14), state officials said, as the number of new daily coronavirus cases continued to fall at the country’s hotspot. Announcing a $ A3 billion ($ 2.2 billion) financial aid package for businesses …
Read More »Klopp admits glaring mistakes by TAA and Robertson while discussing Liverpool mistakes
[ad_1] Publication date: Sunday, September 13, 2020 7:18 AM Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp admitted that his team’s full-backs were to blame for Leeds’ first goal at Anfield in Saturday’s 4-3 thriller. Liverpool took the lead three times before the break, only for Leeds to repeat them each time. However, at …
Read More »With limited travel, brown planes take off in Thailand
[ad_1] BANGKOK: With millions around the world trapped at home due to the pandemic, “airplane cafes” in Thailand are offering customers the opportunity to pretend they’re in heaven, and the idea seems to have taken off. Aboard a retired airliner in the coastal city of Pattaya, coffee drinkers settle into …
Read More »Man Utd to target Gareth Bale if Jadon Sancho transfer offer fails
[ad_1] Manchester United will launch for Gareth Bale if they continue to be frustrated in their search for Jadon Sancho. With Borussia Dortmund playing hard on goal Sancho, Ole Gunnar Solskjaer’s team is ready to offer Bale an escape route from his nightmare at Real Madrid. The Wales star is …
Read More »Australia defends intelligence raids as dispute with China escalates
[ad_1] MELBOURNE: Australian Home Affairs Minister Peter Dutton defended on Sunday (September 13) the government’s right to conduct intelligence raids to prevent foreign interference, after China condemned searches of the homes of its journalists who they worked in Australia. Dutton declined to directly confirm that the Chinese journalists were questioned …
Read More »China’s Xinhua condemns raids on Chinese journalists in Australia
[ad_1] SHANGHAI: The raids on Chinese journalists living in Australia are “absolutely appalling” and damage relations between the two countries, the state-run Xinhua news agency said. The tabloid Global Times, backed by the Chinese state, reported earlier this week that Australian authorities raided the homes of four Chinese journalists residing …
Read More »US calls Chinese brakes on ‘escalation’ of US diplomats
[ad_1] WASHINGTON – The United States on Saturday (September 12) called Beijing’s decision to impose restrictions on all US diplomats on Chinese soil as an “escalation,” the latest reprimand in an ongoing tit-for-tat dispute over foreign missions. Relations between the world’s two major economies have deteriorated in recent months, with …
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