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Police in Pakistan's southwestern city of Quetta have detained dozens of doctors and other medical personnel who were protesting the lack of proper equipment in the fight against the coronavirus pandemic.

For over 10 days now, with no work, the daily source of income has stopped, they said

The supplier claims they only need an EU certificate to sell them.

PEOPLE classed as “vulnerable” by the government are still struggling to get supermarket home delivery slots for essential groceries, despite being promised that they would be front of the queue. Shoppers have taken to social media to express their frustration – with some suggesting they might have to risk going to their local shops anyway. […]

Restarting economic activity too quickly could risk a second spike in infections.

Reuters reports the site of the attack 'has been largely empty in recent weeks because of the evacuation of nearly all foreign personnel due to the coronavirus crisis'

Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 Campaign Remastered offers a short campaign that does little more than cash in and slake nostalgia.

Mainland China reported 39 new coronavirus cases as of Sunday, up from 30 a day earlier, and the number of asymptomatic cases also surged, as ...

Chief ministers of Andhra Pradesh and Telangana request Modi for more money and vital equipment

Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-N.Y.) offered candidates for a potential czar to oversee the production and disbursement of medical equipment during a call to White House Chief of Staff Mark Meadows on Sunday night, a person familiar...

Potential coronavirus vaccines are being developed in record time based on new technology. But for now, the flu vaccine is still grown in eggs.

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The Department for Transport (DfT) has relaxed the rules for lorry drivers whose Driver CPC runs out after 1 March 2020. In a statement the DfT said: ‘During the coronavirus outbreak it may be difficult […]

Finland eyes more short-term borrowing in response to Covid-19 GlobalCapital

Neymar has been strongly linked with a return to Barcelona ever since leaving in 2017, but they have been urged to be cautious.

Berlin will guarantee 100 per cent of loans made by banks to small- and medium-sized firms, German government sources told AFP Monday, in an extension to the 1.1-trillion-euro coronavirus crisis package in Europe's top economy. The federal government will stand fully behind 500,000 euros (USD 540,000) of lending to companies with up to 50 employees and 800,000 euros for larger ones, upping its guarantee level from a previous 80 percent for large firms or 90 percent for smaller ones. Berlin's economic aid so far totals over 1.1 trillion euros... Читать дальше...

Germany is pushing for the creation of a smartphone app that will monitor Covid-19 cases across the European Union. Its own plan to create a nationwide system has already raised eyebrows.
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Lebanese banks are to apply an exchange rate of 2,600 pounds per dollar for withdrawals from small accounts of up to 5 million Lebanese pounds, a central bank source said Monday, in the implementation of a new circular issued Friday.

The latest monthly round-up of updates to key free trade agreements and trade preference programmes involving the United States, the European Union and Canada covers developments in March 2020.

VITAMIN B12 deficiency symptoms can be difficult to spot, and may develop very slowly over a long period of time. These are the five "peculiar" signs of a B12 deficiency you should be aware of. Should you consider adding more vitamin B12 foods to your diet?

Last week a large group of EU-based biofuel producers and associations raised a red flag that some Member States are considering or are already dropping the mandates on renewable energy in transport in view of the COVID-19 crisis.