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Image: Philipines President Duterte got first dose of Sinopharm s COVID 19 vaccine

Philipines President Duterte got first dose of Sinopharm s COVID 19 vaccine

On Monday (May 3), Philipines's President Rodrigo Duterte received his first dose of Sinopharm's vaccine against COVID-19, to encourage his country to get inoculated and help stop the spread of the virus.

Image: Covid 19 in India All arrivals from India banned from Taiwan

Covid 19 in India All arrivals from India banned from Taiwan

On Monday, Taiwan officially banned all the arrivals from India, in order to prevent new infections, with more nations reporting cases of a variant first identified in the subcontinent.

Image: World breaking news today May 4 Bill and Melinda Gates to divorce after 27 years of marriage

World breaking news today May 4 Bill and Melinda Gates to divorce after 27 years of marriage

World breaking news today (May 4): Bill and Melinda Gates to divorce after 27 years of marriage. Meanwhile, summoning of the Russian Ambassador to the EU; NZ, China differences becoming increasingly difficult to reconcile and gold price also make headlines today.

Image: ASEAN Plus 3 discusses increasing cooperation amid COVID-19

ASEAN Plus 3 discusses increasing cooperation amid COVID-19

Finance ministers and central bank governors of ASEAN countries, Japan, China, and the Republic of Korea on May 3 convened an online conference on COVID-19 impact and ways to boost cooperation amid the pandemic.

Image: World News in Brief: May 3

World News in Brief: May 3

The World Health Organization expects to release its assessments for emergency use listing of the two main Chinese vaccines for COVID-19 as well as the Moderna shot by the end of next week, WHO Assistant Director-General Mariangela Simao said.

Image: Biden administration disclosed Trump era rules on terrorism suspects

Biden administration disclosed Trump era rules on terrorism suspects

The Biden administration disclosed Trump-era rules on Friday regulating the use of deadly force against terrorist suspects abroad after the Trump administration refused to make them public.

Image: Covid 19 in India Indian industry body urges to curtail economic activities to save lives

Covid 19 in India Indian industry body urges to curtail economic activities to save lives

On Sunday, A Indian industry body urged the authorities to take the responsibility by taking "stronger national steps", and to curtail economic activities in order to save lives, since the country is suffering greatly and the Covid-19 cases are rising everyday, which leads to the

Image: World breaking news today May 3 Philippines Vows to Continue Maritime Exercises in South China Sea

World breaking news today May 3 Philippines Vows to Continue Maritime Exercises in South China Sea

World breaking news today (May 3): Philippines Vows to Continue Maritime Exercises in South China Sea. Meanwhile, China’s carrier group conducts exercises in South China Sea, UK rushes to increase aid to India's health care system and gold price also make headlines today.

Image: World News in Brief: May 2

World News in Brief: May 2

Amid spike in COVID-19 cases, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi Sunday held a virtual meeting with experts to review oxygen availability in the country, officials said.

Image: World breaking news today May 2 Biden frantic after forgetting he put mask in his pocket

World breaking news today May 2 Biden frantic after forgetting he put mask in his pocket

World breaking news today (May 2): Biden frantic after forgetting he put mask in his pocket. Meanwhile, N. Korea says Biden policy shows hostile U.S. intent, magnitude 6.8 earthquake jolts northern Japan and gold price also make headlines today.

Image: World News in Brief: May 1

World News in Brief: May 1

The World Health Organization expects to release its assessments for emergency use listing of the two main Chinese vaccines for COVID-19 as well as the Moderna shot by the end of next week, WHO Assistant Director-General Mariangela Simao said.

Image: Eight EU citizens banned from Russia in sanctions retaliation

Eight EU citizens banned from Russia in sanctions retaliation

Russia on Friday barred eight officials from European Union countries from entering the country, in response to EU sanctions against Russian security officials over the jailing of Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny.