EU in talks with third countries on mutual recognition of COVID travel certificates
The European Commission is engaged in negotiations with third countries, such as the United Kingdom and the United States, on the mutual recognition of vaccine certificates, European Commissioner for Justice Didier Reynders said in Brussels on Monday.
World breaking news today June 8 Russia officially withdraws from Open Skies treaty
World breaking news today (June 8): Russia officially withdraws from Open Skies treaty. Meanwhile, former world leaders urge G7 to vaccinate poor against COVID-19, N. Korea accuses ‘misanthropic’ Israel of genocide, ‘massacring children’ and gold price also make headlines today.
Euro 2020 predictions Who will the finals best players
Euro 2020 games are getting close, with 11 host cities staging the 51 fixtures. Here is the predictions for the games: who will win the finals and best players for football lovers to pick.
Euro 2020 List of stadium venues host cities How to watch and livestream
The Euros 2020 will be hosted across 11 cities and continent and matches will be played in nations such as Germany, England and Netherlands. Here is the list of host cities and stadiums, and how to watch the games around the world.
World breaking news today June 7 For Covid injury Trump calls on nations to demand reparations from Beijing
World breaking news today (June 7): For Covid injury, Trump calls on nations to demand reparations from Beijing. Meanwhile, Biden says US stands with European allies ahead of Putin summit, Israeli police arrest Palestinian activist and gold price also make headlines today.
UEFA EURO 2020 match schedule fixtures venues and 2021 tournament
After being postponed because of Covid-19 pandemic, the revised dates were approved by the UEFA Executive Committee on 17 June 2020, with the tournament now taking place from 11 June to 11 July 2021, with full match schedule released.
US federal judge overturns California s ban on assault weapons
A US federal judge overturned California's 32-year-old ban on assault weapons on Friday, describing it as a "failed experiment" and prompting scathing criticism from the state's governor and attorney general.
Explosion in Yemeni city of Marib kills at least 12, death toll may rise
At least 12 people were killed on Saturday in an explosion near a petrol station in the Yemeni city of Marib which members of the Saudi-backed government blamed on a missile strike by Houthi forces.
World breaking news today June 6 Kim Jong un reappears in public after one month absence
World breaking news today (June 6): North Korean leader Kim Jong-un reappears in public after one-month absence. Meanwhile, Twitter in Nigeria suspended ‘indefinitely’, China slams US and EU Hong Kong Tiananmen candles and gold price also make headlines today.
World News in Brief: June 5
Inoculations against COVID-19 have reached 2 billion as the world races to contain the pandemic, but at the current pace, it will take nine more months to vaccinate 75 percent of the global population needed to provide herd immunity, Bloomberg said in a recent report.
U S vaccine donations will be given to countries in need
Latin America, Southeast Asia, and Africa will be among other recipients to receive 25 millions doses of vaccine that the Biden administration is sending out this month.
India's bank rates kept unchanged to gain growth momentum
The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) decided on Friday to keep the Policy Repo Rate at 4 percent and the Reverse Repo Rate at 3.35 percent to gain growth momentum and to nurture economic recovery.
