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Putin surprisingly reveals China’s ‘concerns’ over Ukraine at summit

The meeting came during Xi’s first trip outside China since the beginning of the pandemic

The Independent UK

Lampreys taking over the Great Lakes

A cross-border program keeps sea lamprey populations at bay. But a two-year disruption was never part of the plan

Salon

This 1 Stock Pays You Just for Owning It

Leading pharmaceutical company Pfizer (PFE) did exceptionally well during the pandemic thanks to the high demand for its COVID-19 vaccine, and it still has enough growth prospects. The company’s focus on strengthening its pipeline via business acquisitions, product development, and approvals is expected to deliver impressive growth in the upcoming…

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‘You’re blowing this’: Melania criticises Trump’s handling of COVID pandemic in new book

Former first lady Melania Trump criticises Donald Trump over handling COVID, just one of dozens of revelations in explosive new book.

The New Daily

Long Covid is keeping millions out of work – and worsening labor shortage in the US

Recent analyses estimate that long Covid could be driving up to one-third of the US labor shortage

The Guardian - US

'While the rest of the country moves on I’m STILL stuck in Covid lockdown'

Joseph Wright, 40, takes immunosuppressive drugs and as the rest of the country has returned to something approaching normalcy in the aftermath of the worst of the pandemic, he has found himself trapped in his own personal lockdown

Daily Mirror

End of Covid 'in sight' says WHO as global virus deaths at LOWEST level since March 2020

The WHO is publishing six key actions it said all governments must follow to help end the pandemic - otherwise more deaths and uncertainty could follow, warns the organisation

Daily Mirror

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Schools are going online in disasters, worsening disruption

At times of crisis like the water outage in Jackson, Mississippi, schools have applied lessons from the pandemic to pivot to remote learning

The Independent UK

Manufacturing in Tamil Nadu surpasses pre-COVID-19 level, says official data

The manufacturing segment’s activity was valued at around ₹2,93,044 crore for the previous financial year

The Hindu

Australia's young people bouncing back after pandemic's impact on mental health — but it's not all good news

After a tough couple of years for young Australians, a survey shows that their mental health and social lives are heading in a positive direction, but psychologists are warning the end of a mental health rebate scheme could turn that around.

ABC News

First look at west end's newest affordable housing development in Partick

The new housing development of 60 affordable homes is now complete after being delayed due to the pandemic. There are 31 flats for social rent, 21 for mid-market rent and 8 for supported accommodation.

Glasgow Live

These Chicago companies just opened new offices downtown. Here’s what the post-pandemic workplace looks like

As hybrid working becomes the norm in the post-pandemic landscape, several major companies have opened new Chicago offices they hope will give employees a reason to ditch their fuzzy slippers and head downtown.

Chicago Tribune

Payment of ₹200 crore to drug companies for supply of Remdesivir in Karnataka stuck due to breach of tender condition

More than a year after the drug was supplied, payments to major pharma companies are stalled due to this violation.

The Hindu

KSA: Mawani Initiatives Limit Rise in Commodity Prices

The measures and initiatives launched by the Saudi Ports Authority (Mawani) resulted in curbing the sharp rise in global shipping costs, thus limiting the increase of commodity prices that was registered globally following the Covid-19 pandemic. Thanks to the initiatives launched by Mawani, the increase in commodity prices in the…

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Commentary: The key to demystifying long COVID-19 could come from studying another chronic condition

Before the COVID-19 pandemic, 1.5 million people in the U.S. were estimated to have myalgic encephalomyelitis/chronic fatigue syndrome, or ME/CFS, with an annual economic impact of $36 billion to $51 billion. Due to COVID-19, the total ME/CFS prevalence could rise to between 5 million and 9 million people. This would…

The Times of India

WHO says end of COVID pandemic is in sight!

"We are not there yet. But the end is in sight," WHO Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus told reporters at a virtual press conference on Wednesday. This is the most positive affirmation from the head of the global health agency which had declared the coronavirus led COVID as a global pandemic…

ABC News

Adventure Tourism Victoria looks to returning backpackers to fill workforce shortages

The return of working holidaymakers is an untapped resource to fill Victoria's workforce shortage, tourism advocates say, with numbers expected to hit pre-pandemic levels next year.

The Hindu

India-Bhutan border gates to reopen on September 23 post pandemic

As the COVID-19 scenario has improved, the Bhutan government has announced the reopening of its borders for trade, commerce and official transit

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Circuit Chief: F1 Unlikely to Return to Malaysia Anytime

Formula One is unlikely to return to Malaysia anytime soon as the government focuses its efforts on rebuilding the economy from the ravages of the coronavirus pandemic, the circuit's boss said. Azhan Shafriman Hanif, chief executive of the Sepang International Circuit which used to host the race, told reporters in…

The Independent UK

Unwed couples grew, US was more wired in COVID's 1st years

During the first two years of the pandemic, the number of people working from home tripled, home values grew and the percentage of people who spend more than a third of their income on rent went up

The National (Scotland)

'Unique' Scottish museum opens doors for first time since pandemic

A “UNIQUE” Scottish museum exploring comparative religious life and art has reopened for the first time since before the pandemic.

Daily Record

Scots mum diagnosed with brain tumour after husband and kids spot eye symptom in photos

Jane Kochanski had been having increasingly severe eye spasms for around two years, but in the heart of the pandemic, she hadn’t been to see her GP about it.

ABC News

Millions who withdrew superannuation early spent longer unemployed, paid less: study

Millions of Australians who withdrew their superannuation early during the former government's pandemic scheme were on average unemployed for longer and eventually paid less, a landmark study has found.

The Conversation

We were on a global panel looking at the staggering costs of COVID – 17.7m deaths and counting. Here are 11 ways to stop history repeating itself

A global report released today highlights massive global failures in the response to COVID-19.

ABC News

WHO says 'we can see the finish line' for the COVID-19 pandemic but it's not over yet

Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus says the world isn't there yet, "but the end is in sight" for the coronavirus pandemic.

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