World breaking news today April 5 Trump refunds nearly 123 million USD to voters
World breaking news today (April 5): Trump refunds nearly 123 million USD to voters. Meanwhile, Former chairman of China’s defense industry giant under investigation, French tycoon Bernard Tapie tied up and beaten in burglary, and gold price also make headlines today.
Philippine defence chief China intends to occupy more areas in South China Sea
Defence Secretary of the Philippines Delfin Lorenzana on April 4 accused China of planning to occupy more "features" in the South China Sea (called Bien Dong Sea in Vietnam), in an escalating war of words over Chinese vessels in the waters.
AstraZeneca COVID 19 vaccine 30 blood clots found in UK 7 people died
On Saturday, UK medical regulator revealed seven people have died among 30 cases who suffered from blood clots after receiving AstraZeneca coronavirus vaccine.
Suez Canal ship flows are cleared after Ever Given cargo ship freed
On Saturday, the maritime traffic jam that was created by Ever Given carno ship blocking Suez Canal has been "cleared" and the ships flowed smoothly, according to Egyptian Authorities.
World breaking news today April 3 U S Capitol Police officer dies after attacker rammed car into checkpoint
World breaking news today (April 3): U.S. Capitol Police officer dies after attacker rammed car into checkpoint. Meanwhile, Iran and US on track to return to nuclear deal, 66 million dollar fighter badly damaged upon hitting a bird, and gold price also make headlines today.
UK and Europe daily weather forecast latest April 3 Largely settled and dry conditions with plenty of sunshine in the UK
The UK is forecasted to have largely settled and dry conditions with plenty of sunshine on Saturday. Meanwhile, rain sets to turn heavy through the Balkan States.
EU countries agree on "solidarity vaccine" after distribution talks
Five European Union (EU) member states will share nearly three million additional "solidarity vaccine" doses following an agreement with the majority of other members, the Portuguese presidency of the Council of the EU announced on Thursday.
WHO and 14 nations accused China of withholding data from virus origins investigation
On Tuesday, the long-awaited World Health Organization investigation released has been drawn critism from governments around the world, accusing China of "withholding access to complete, original data and samples”.
India daily weather forecast latest April 2 Heatwave to grip many parts of India as maximum temperatures above normal
It is expected that maximum temperatures in most parts of India will be above normal between April and June. Many parts in north India have been reeling under a heatwave with the mercury touching 40 degrees Celsius-mark, especially in Rajasthan.
ROK's export keeps growing for 5th month in March
The Republic of Korea (ROK)'s export kept growing for the fifth month in March thanks to recovery in global demand, especially for semiconductors, automobiles and petrochemicals, a government report showed Thursday.
Quarantine waiver approved for tourists travelling to Phuket in Thailand
From July 1, Thai authorities agreed for tourists, who are already vaccinated against the coronavirus to travel to Phuket without undergoing quarantine, also announced a new order for five million more doses of AstraZeneca’s vaccine.
Ship swings back across Suez Canal before next tugging attempt, witness and source say
A giant container ship that was jammed across the Suez Canal and has been partially refloated swung back across channel amid high wind on Monday ahead of the next attempt to fully dislodge it, a Reuters witness and a canal source said.
