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France ends Covid state of emergency, dissolves scientific council

A new committee to monitor and anticipate health risks was created in France on Sunday to replace the scientific council on Covid and the vaccine strategy steering committee, bringing an end to the state of emergency imposed since the beginning of the pandemic.

Radio France Internationale

New Zealand fully reopens borders by ending all restrictions since onset of pandemic

Country to allow international students and tourists from Monday

The Independent UK

How some children prospered in pandemic online learning

For parents, children and teachers, one of the most striking memories of the pandemic will be the sudden transition to online learning.

The Conversation

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Big summer festivals to resume in Tohoku with virus precautions

SENDAI -- Two of the Tohoku region's three big summer festivals -- the Aomori Nebuta and the Akita Kanto festivals -- will be held in August after a hiatus caused by the coronavirus pandemic. The two were last held in 2019.

The Japan News/Yomiuri

Joe Wicks on love of Scotland and mission to keep children healthy

The man who became the nation's PE instructor during the covid pandemic is back here for two fitness events in Lauder and Perth

Daily Record

Struggling woman spends £4.5k on Airbnb in two months as landlords won't accept her dog

Kirsty Hunt, 36, spent thousands on Airbnb after she was made redundant and homeless during the pandemic, then she reluctantly took out a £23k loan to cover her London rent - but is once again struggling to find a landlord to accept her dog

Daily Mirror

Africa Excluded from Monkeypox Vaccine Distribution Race

WHO Regional Director for the Eastern Mediterranean Regional Office Ahmed al-Mandhari has repeatedly stated that “no one is safe until everyone is safe.” This statement, which he was keen to mention in many press conferences held by the regional office since the beginning of the coronavirus pandemic, underscores the importance…

Asharq Al-Awsat

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WOMAD festival review: Still a great celebration of humanity at 40

The size and enthusiasm of the audience felt like an exorcism of the pandemic

Evening Standard

Travel and tourism jobs crisis with 130,000 vacancies unfilled in pandemic aftermath

Restaurants and hotels are struggling but UK government, unlike countries such as Portugal, is refusing to allow temporary workers from overseas

Wales Online

Cynthia M. Allen: Blame doctors’ pandemic policies for part of the drop in kids getting childhood vaccines

I’m not alone when I confess that the COVID era wreaked havoc on my kids’ annual pediatrician visits.

Tribune News Service

Schools look to get back on track after 2 terrible years

It's been a brutal two years.

Axios

These Dallas restaurants saw record sales despite the pandemic. What’s their secret?

DALLAS — At first, the conversations seemed ridiculous. “Business is fantastic,” says Bob Sambol, the namesake of Bob’s Steak & Chop House on Lemmon Avenue in Dallas.

Tribune News Service

Young adults moved home and then back out during the pandemic, disrupting millions of households

Changes in the makeup of the country's households typically take place gradually, following predictable demographic shifts. But at the start of the pandemic, the number and composition of households shifted dramatically and quickly, driven by young people leaving behind roommates or solo living and moving in with family.

The Philadelphia Inquirer

Healthy Men: You OK, bro?

Dear Healthy Men: How are all the crazy things going on in the world — the economy, gun control, the continuing pandemic and political upheaval — affecting men’s mental health?

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Asharq Al-Awsat

‘Living with COVID’: Where the Pandemic Could Go Next

As the third winter of the coronavirus pandemic looms in the northern hemisphere, scientists are warning weary governments and populations alike to brace for more waves of COVID-19. In the United States alone, there could be up to a million infections a day this winter, Chris Murray, head of the…

Irish Mirror

Creche at centre of RTE investigation got €6m in Covid grants

They were closed during the pandemic and accounts show their main firm The Links Creche & Montessori Ltd received the multi-million euro grants between 2020 and 2021

Reuters

'Living with COVID': Where the pandemic could go next

As the third winter of the coronavirus pandemic looms in the northern hemisphere, scientists are warning weary governments and populations alike to brace for more waves of COVID-19.

Evening Standard

New Zealand fully reopens borders after long pandemic closure

New Zealand's borders fully re-opened to visitors from around the world on Monday for the first time since the Covid pandemic closed them in March 2020.

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Axios

New Zealand borders fully reopen as COVID travel restrictions end

New Zealand's shut the border to most foreign visitors in March 2020 as the pandemic spread.

AAP

COVID pandemic drives doctor to politics

A former doctor has shared how the pandemic drove her to politics and warned greater government investment must target long-term impacts of COVID-19.

ABC News

New Zealand's borders fully open after long pandemic closure

For the first time since the COVID-19 pandemic closed them in March 2020, New Zealand fully opens its international borders.

Salon

Sex workers are heroes in "P-Valley"

Salon talks to the "P-Valley" creator about centering unheralded essential worker perspectives during the pandemic

AAP

Nearly 10,000 COVID-19 cases in aged care

There are nearly 10,000 active COVID-19 cases linked to Australia's aged care homes, while almost 3400 older people have died with the virus.

Bangkok Post

Empowering SMEs

2022 has seen an "unprecedented confluence" of challenges for businesses across the world, from the protracted Covid-19 pandemic, economic slowdown and heightened inflation to geopolitical uncertainties. Small and medium enterprises (SMEs) globally are among those hit hard by such an unfavourable environment.

Reuters

New Zealand's borders fully open after long pandemic closure

New Zealand's borders fully re-opened to visitors from around the world on Monday, for the first time since the COVID-19 pandemic closed them in March 2020.

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