The Georgia Department of Public Health said Sunday that a 17-year-old boy has died of coronavirus, marking the youngest fatality and first pediatric death in the state. © Provid ... ( read original story ...)
Singapore Dollar Looks Vulnerable Even as Economy Opens Up
Singapore’s currency looks set to remain under pressure as global headwinds outweigh the benefits of an easing in the nationwide lockdown. ( read original story ...)
Singapore Contact Trace App is Opt-In ‘as Long as Possible’
Singapore’s contact-tracing phone app, “Trace Together,” will remain voluntary for “as long as possible,” Foreign Minister Vivian Balakrishnan said in an interview with Sky News Australia. ( read original story ...)
Israel restricts COVID-19 phone tracking to ‘special cases’
Israel's cabinet has limited COVID-19 phone tracking to 'special cases' where normal methods might not be enough. ( read original story ...)
Anti-Israel tweets garner controversy in Stanford student election
Criticism arose after the Stanford College Republicans (SCR) published screenshots on May 15 of Bahr's past tweets and retweets that feature strongly anti-Israel content and hostility toward ... ( read original story ...)
‘Azerbaijan, Qatar keen to further develop bilateral ties’
A number of important steps have been taken by Azerbaijan and Qatar to develop bilateral relations in different fields over the years, the embassy of Azerbaijan has stressed. ( read original story ...)
Azerbaijan stands in way of peace
Engel peace proposal, a bipartisan U.S. congressional initiative to deploy internationally monitored gunfire locators and add international observers along the line of contact. It is Azerbaijan — and ... ( read original story ...)
STV clip of children praising Sturgeon is compared to North Korea
An internal investigation has been launched after STV circulated a video of children praising Nicola Sturgeon for “keeping them safe” during the coronavirus pandemic.The independent broadcaster posted ... ( read original story ...)
Two years after Trump summit, Kim vows to boost North Korea’s nuclear deterrent
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has vowed to implement "new policies" to boost the country's nuclear deterrent, state media reported Sunday, underlining his decision to turn his back on ... ( read original story ...)
North Korea’s Kim holds meeting on bolstering nuclear forces
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un convened a key military meeting to discuss bolstering the country's nuclear arsenal and putting its armed forces on high alert, state media reported Sunday, in Kim's ... ( read original story ...)