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South Korea’s caseload peaked in late February and early March when it recorded hundreds of new cases each day. But the outbreak has significantly eased amid aggressive tracing, testing and treatment, prompting authorities to loosen strict social distancing rules. |
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“There is a diverse array of projects encompassed under the BRI umbrella, focused on six main ‘economic corridors’,” Associate Professor Michael Clarke from the National Security College at the Australian National University explained. “These corridors link China to Central Asia, the Middle East and.... |
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Kiwis star Shaun Johnson – the poster boy for a new NRL campaign aimed at attracting more Asians to rugby league – recovered from a brief high temperature scare to collect three try assists in the Sharks’ 26-16 win over the Cowboys. Johnson combined superbly with Matt Moylan in the halves after.... |
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An exotic mosquito species that could have posed a serious health risk to New Zealanders has been eradicated.
The culex sitiens mosquito is widespread in Southeast Asia, the South Pacific and Australia.
Biosecurity New Zealand (BNZ) has successfully eradicated the species from the country after.... |
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Asia Today: South Korea's cases surpass 50 for 2nd day |
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SEOUL, South Korea (AP) — South Korea on Sunday reported 57 additional cases of the coronavirus, marking a second day in a row that its daily jump is above 50 as authorities struggle to suppress a spike in infections in the densely populated Seoul area. The new cases took the country’s total to 11,776 with 273 deaths. |
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SEOUL – SEOUL, South KoreaSouth Korea on Sunday reported 57 additional cases of the coronavirus, marking a second day in a row that its daily jump is above 50 as authorities struggle to suppress a spike in infections in the densely populated Seoul area. The new cases took the country’s total to 11,776 with 273 deaths. |
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SEOUL, South Korea (AP) — South Korea on Sunday reported 57 additional cases of the coronavirus, marking a second day in a row that its daily jump is above 50 as authorities struggle to suppress a spike in infections in the densely populated Seoul area. The new cases took the country’s total to 11,776 with 273 deaths. |
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SEOUL, South Korea (AP) — South Korea on Sunday reported 57 additional cases of the coronavirus, marking a second day in a row that its daily jump is above 50 as authorities struggle to suppress a spike in infections in the densely populated Seoul area. The new cases took the country’s total to 11,776 with 273 deaths. |
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South Korea's caseload peaked in late February and early March when it recorded hundreds of new cases each day. But the outbreak has significantly eased amid aggressive tracing, testing and treatment, prompting authorities to loosen strict social distancing rules. |
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SEOUL, South Korea (AP) — South Korea on Sunday reported 57 additional cases of the coronavirus, marking a second day in a row that its daily jump is above 50 as authorities struggle to suppress a spike in infections in the densely populated Seoul area. The new cases took the country’s total to 11,776 with 273 deaths. |
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— People in Asia, Australia and Europe brave gloomy weather, infection risk and protest bans to voice support for George Floyd and for what is becoming an international Black Lives Matter movement. Demonstrations took place in Sydney, London, Seoul and other cities in a worldwide wave of solidarity. |
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Tens of thousands of people gathered Saturday in cities far from the United States to express their anger over the death of George Floyd, a sign that the Black Lives Matter movement against police brutality is resonating with wider calls over addressing racism in Asia, Australia and Europe. |
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South Korea’s caseload peaked in late February and early March when it recorded hundreds of new cases each day. But the outbreak has significantly eased amid aggressive tracing, testing and treatment, prompting authorities to loosen strict social distancing rules. |
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There was an international display of support for the "Black Lives Matter" movement Saturday. Protesters took to the streets in Europe, Asia, Africa and Australia. Roxana Saberi reports. |
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Tens of thousands of people gathered Saturday in cities far from the United States to express their anger over the death of George Floyd, a sign that the Black Lives Matter movement against police brutality is resonating with wider calls over addressing racism in Asia, Australia and Europe. |
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— Virus encourages American students to consider universities closer to home — More than two dozen COVID-19 cases clustered at sealed-off Rome hospital. — Travel restrictions and lockdowns have made for one of Normandy's loneliest D-Day remembrances — People in Asia, Australia and Europe brave.... |
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Tens of thousands of people gathered Saturday in cities far from the United States to express their anger over the death of George Floyd, a sign that the Black Lives Matter movement against police brutality is resonating with wider calls over addressing racism in Asia, Australia and Europe. |
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— Virus encourages American students to consider universities closer to home — More than two dozen COVID-19 cases clustered at sealed-off Rome hospital. — Travel restrictions and lockdowns have made for one of Normandy's loneliest D-Day remembrances — People in Asia, Australia and Europe brave.... |
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— Virus encourages American students to consider universities closer to home — More than two dozen COVID-19 cases clustered at sealed-off Rome hospital. — Travel restrictions and lockdowns have made for one of Normandy's loneliest D-Day remembrances — People in Asia, Australia and Europe brave.... |
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Tens of thousands of people gathered Saturday in cities far from the United States to express their anger over the death of George Floyd, a sign that the Black Lives Matter movement against police brutality is resonating with wider calls over addressing racism in Asia, Australia and Europe. |
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— Virus encourages American students to consider universities closer to home. — More than two dozen COVID-19 cases clustered at sealed-off Rome hospital. — Travel restrictions and lockdowns have made for one of Normandy’s loneliest D-Day remembrances. — People in Asia, Australia and Europe brave.... |
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CITRUS fruits and avocados from Chimanimani and Chipinge are attracting international buyers from Europe and Asia as victims of Cyclone Idai are working hard to restore their livelihoods, The Manica Post has established. President Mnangagwa will today (Friday) tour some of the leading citrus and.... |
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— Virus encourages American students to consider universities closer to home. — More than two dozen COVID-19 cases clustered at sealed-off Rome hospital. — Travel restrictions and lockdowns have made for one of Normandy's loneliest D-Day remembrances. — People in Asia, Australia and Europe brave.... |
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What started as protests in states scattered across the United States has grown into a global movement. Tens of thousands were seen on Saturday in cities across Asia, Europe and Australia, peacefully gathering and protesting the now familiar chants of "I can't breathe," "Without justice, without peace (****) the police," and "Black. |
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