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Can hot weather stop coronavirus? SE Asia surge raises doubts
By Joe Brock. SINGAPORE (Reuters) - A dramatic surge in coronavirus infections in Southeast Asia in recent days has increased doubts over a theory that warmer weather could stem the spread of the virus, health experts say. Relatively low cases of infections in many Southeast Asian countries had been....
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India has done well to revive Saarc | Opinion
The killer Covid-19 is prompting the reactivation and revival of the South Asian Association of Regional Cooperation (Saarc). Prime Minister Narendra Modi has taken a bold and positive initiative to engage with his Saarc colleagues for working out a mutually-coordinated strategy to deal with the impact of this pandemic.
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Financial markets in turmoil over fear of virus lockdowns
BEIJING — Global stocks fell sharply Monday after central bank moves to shore up economic growth failed to dispel investor's fears over virus controls that are shutting down global business and travel. There were no glimmers of optimism: European and Asian stock indexes were down as much as 10%, as was the price of oil.
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On Covid-19, the world must work together | HT Editorial
The video conference between Prime Minister Narendra Modi and the other leaders of the South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation (Saarc) to discuss a common response to the novel coronavirus is a welcome change from the global pattern of raising drawbridges. South Asia has reason to work together.
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What's Happening: Millions holed up, vaccine trial starts
continued to move away from its original epicenter in Asia. China, where the virus was first detected in December, now accounts for less than half of the world's more than 169,000 cases, according to a tally by Johns Hopkins University. But it continued to spread elsewhere, leaving millions of....
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What's Happening: Millions holed up, vaccine trial starts
continued to move away from its original epicenter in Asia. China, where the virus was first detected in December, now accounts for less than half of the world’s more than 169,000 cases, according to a tally by Johns Hopkins University. But it continued to spread elsewhere, leaving millions of....
Read more...
 
Financial markets in turmoil over fear of virus lockdowns
BEIJING (AP) — Global stocks fell sharply Monday after central bank moves to shore up economic growth failed to dispel investor's fears over virus controls that are shutting down global business and travel. There were no glimmers of optimism: European and Asian stock indexes were down as much as 10%, as was the price of oil.
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Can hot weather stop coronavirus? SE Asia surge raises doubts
By Joe Brock. SINGAPORE (Reuters) - A dramatic surge in coronavirus infections in Southeast Asia in recent days has increased doubts over a theory that warmer weather could stem the spread of the virus, health experts say. Relatively low cases of infections in many Southeast Asian countries had been....
Read more...
 
Coronavirus around the world: US, Europe lock down; Asia urges vigilance
By The Associated Press BERLIN — As millions of people in Europe, the United States and beyond began holing up at home, stocking up on supplies and keeping a wary eye on how close they get to friends and neighbors, the coronavirus outbreak marked a distinct shift in focus Monday, with reported....
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Stocks nosedive on Wall Street, triggering trading halt
NEW YORK (AP) Global stocks fell sharply Monday after central bank moves to shore up economic growth failed to dispel investor's fears over virus controls that are shutting down global business and travel. There were no glimmers of optimism: European and Asian stock indexes were down as much as 10%, as was the price of oil.
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Can hot weather stop coronavirus? SE Asia surge raises doubts
A dramatic surge in coronavirus infections in Southeast Asia in recent days has increased doubts over a theory that warmer weather could stem the spread of the virus, health experts say. Relatively low cases of infections in many Southeast Asian countries had been cited as possible evidence that....
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Financial markets in turmoil over concerns of coronavirus lockdowns
BEIJING — Global stocks fell sharply Monday after central bank moves to shore up economic growth failed to dispel investor’s fears over virus controls that are shutting down global business and travel. There were no glimmers of optimism: European and Asian stock indexes were down as much as 10%, as was the price of oil.
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Asia stocks sink deeper as central banks go into crisis mode
HONG KONG: A fresh wave of urgent policy coordination by global central banks has failed to restore stock investors’ confidence in Asia. With traders scrambling to sell riskier assets, benchmark indexes sank across the region, sending the MSCI Asia Pacific Index down as much as 4% to a level unseen since 2016, based on closing prices.
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Global | Africa | America | Asia and Oceania | Middle East | Europe | 16. Mar 2020 Coronavirus will decimate refugee communities if we don’t act now Statement from Jan Egeland, Secretary General of the Norwegian Refugee Council:
“As world leaders brace for the worst within their borders, they must not abandon those living outside them. We must turbocharge our humanity and stand in international solidarity with refugees and displaced people during this time of widespread uncertainty.
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Polarcus: Client Cancels Seismic Project in Asia Pacific Seismic data acquisition company Polarcus has lost a seismic acquisition contract for a project in the Asia Pacific region.The…
Seismic data acquisition company Polarcus has lost a seismic acquisition contract for a project in the Asia Pacific region. The company in December said it had been awarded a four-month marine seismic survey project in the Asia Pacific region with an unnamed client, starting in the second quarter of 2020.
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As virus seizes markets, it's no longer business as usual
Global markets and businesses big and small opened the week to a landscape seemingly altered by the coronavirus pandemic. A host of retail chains have shut their doors or diminished hours of business. Banks are taking steps to keep cash on hand, lots of it. Markets in Asia, Europe and the U.S. are plunging.
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As virus seizes markets, it's no longer business as usual
Global markets and businesses big and small opened the week to a landscape seemingly altered by the coronavirus pandemic. A host of retail chains have shut their doors or diminished hours of business. Banks are taking steps to keep cash on hand, lots of it. Markets in Asia, Europe and the U.S. are plunging.
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What's Happening: Millions holed up, vaccine trial starts
continued to move away from its original epicenter in Asia. China, where the virus was first detected in December, now accounts for less than half of the world’s more than 169,000 cases, according to a tally by Johns Hopkins University. But it continued to spread elsewhere, leaving millions of....
Read more...
 
Financial markets in turmoil over fear of virus lockdowns
BEIJING (AP) — Global stocks fell sharply Monday after central bank moves to shore up economic growth failed to dispel investor's fears over virus controls that are shutting down global business and travel. There were no glimmers of optimism: European and Asian stock indexes were down as much as 10%, as was the price of oil.
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This Day That Year: The God of Cricket completes a century of centuries
Billed by many as the greatest batsman of all time, Sachin Tendulkar achieved a unique feat on 16th March 2012 as he became the first man to record 100 centuries in international cricket. The Mumbai-born player achieved this milestone while playing against Bangladesh in the fourth match of Asia Cup 2012.
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International conference «Asia Grains&Oils Conference in Tashkent 2020» to postpone due to coronavirus spread
Organizational committee of Asia Grains&Oils Conference in Tashkent 2020 postpones the event to protect lives and health of participants ( currently 140 countries confirmed coronavirus cases ) as WTO declared coronavirus COVID-19 as pandemic and Uzbekistan government decided to close air and road traffic since March 16 due to coronavirus spread.
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World stock markets nose-dive as support measures fail to quell virus fears
LONDON: Stock markets and oil prices continued to nose-dive on Monday after the second emergency cut in US interest rates in as many weeks – effectively to zero – and supportive measures from all corners failed to quell coronavirus fears. Central banks across Asia and Europe also cut borrowing costs....
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Securecell Expands its Market Activities in Asia
Securecell is proud to announce the partnership with Alit Life Science and Biofors Global to build its market presence in China and Korea as a major step to further penetrate new markets. “Alit, Biofors and Danyel were selected based on the strong connection and network within the Chinese and Korean....
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What's Happening: Millions holed up, vaccine trial starts
The coronavirus outbreak continued to move away from its original epicenter in Asia. China, where the virus was first detected in December, now accounts for less than half of the world's more than 169,000 cases, according to a tally by Johns Hopkins University.
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Mon. 9:27 a.m.: US, Europe lock down; Asia urges virus vigilance
But while the outbreak appears to be moving away from its original epicenter, many in Asia, where the virus has been a brutal fact of life for months, continue to urge vigilance against anything that might hurt hard-won gains. “If we loosen our grip on the quarantine, it could be a matter of time....
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General documents - Council of the EU - Main results Asia-Europe Meeting (ASEM), 15-16 Dec 2019 - Delegation for relations with the countries of Southeast Asia and the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN)
The 14th Asia and Europe foreign ministers' meeting brought together foreign affairs ministers from European and Asian countries, under the theme "Asia and Europe: together for effective multilateralism". The meeting was chaired by the EU High Representative for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy, Josep Borrell.
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