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Saudi Arabia Expects Stronger Growth in Non-Oil Sector

Saudi Minister of Finance Mohammed al-Jadaan said he is expecting stronger-than-expected growth this year in the non-oil sector underpinned by the structural reforms under Vision 2030. Jadaan asserted that the Kingdom remains committed to prudent policies to maintain monetary and financial stability and preserve a solid fiscal position while accelerating…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Rutherglen Glencairn net perfect record on way to league title as side stick together through pandemic

The Glens youngsters have had an outstanding season

Daily Record

Leeds man fuming as he could be forced to wait 10 years for a dentist appointment

The Morley man, 50, said he had been waiting for an appointment pre-pandemic and could have to wait until 2030 to be seen due to pressures in the NHS

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Explained | Why is India concerned about WHO approach on excess deaths during the pandemic?

What are the findings by the WHO? How did they go about it? Why is the Indian government dismissive of the report?

The Hindu

Anzac Day patrons urged to be COVID-safe

Despite COVID-19 restrictions relaxing in NSW and Victoria, Anzac Day patrons have been encouraged to don masks in crowd settings to protect the vulnerable.

AAP

Goa: Summertime and the living is tough for teachers, students

PANAJI: The pandemic has caused unusual delays in the college academic schedule in the state, resulting in full-fledged lectures being conducted in summer for the first time. Cramped classrooms without proper ventilation and power failures have led to teachers and students taking ill in some cases. This has left college…

The Times of India

Rajasthan: Power cuts likely as heat waves & eco activities increase demand

JAIPUR: Brace for scheduled power cuts across the state following a sharp rise in demand triggered by frequent bouts of heat waves and normalisation of economic activities after the pandemic.

The Times of India

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Trees to keep memory of Covid victims alive

HYDERABAD: Covid warriors from the city who helped denizens with arranging hospital beds, medicines, food, and cremations, among others, amid the pandemic have now decided to come together to plant saplings in the memory of all those who lost their lives due to Covid-19.

The Times of India

Deserted in pandemic: Why the worst isn’t over for pets

NOIDA: The pandemic has been cruel for pets. First came rumours of the animals being carriers of the virus. Then the catastrophic second wave hit, leaving many pets without their families. Over the two years, dozens of pets have been rescued from homes or abandoned at shelters.

The Times of India

Newcastle family among Australians keen to keep driveway dawn services on Anzac Day even with eased COVID rules

Many neighbourhoods are planning to host a driveway dawn service for the third time this year with the pandemic-inspired tradition looking set to endure.

ABC News

COVID-19, skyrocketing prices cool foreign investor appetite for Australian farms

Foreign buyers haven't been prepared to spend as much on Australian agriculture during the pandemic, compared to previous years. It comes as the price per hectare of Australian farmland skyrockets.

ABC News

Philadelphia seemed to have solved the problem of seesawing mask mandates — then its automatic-trigger COVID-19 rules backfired

As many parts of the world do away with COVID-19 restrictions altogether, some are trying to strike a delicate balance of dialling measures up and down in a bid to outrun new variants without further crippling fragile economies.

ABC News

Desperate families demand answers after shocking rise in care home neglect and harm

A Sunday People investigation has found 73 incidents have been reported to the watchdog Care Campaign for the Vulnerable since Covid restrictions ended in England as the sector struggles to recover after the pandemic

Daily Mirror

Female artists dominate the Venice Biennale for first time

The event puts a spotlight on artists who have been overlooked, while also investigating themes including gender norms.

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The Hindu

Traders explore night shopping fest to offset pandemic crisis

They urge govt to support the initiative with cultural activities and fetes

Liverpool Echo

Mental health a 'hidden pandemic' as services struggle to cope

'We had two pandemics - the coronavirus pandemic and the mental health pandemic. I think the mental health pandemic is going to last far beyond Covid-19'

Tribune News Service

Title 42 and ‘Remain in Mexico' fight add up to immigration woes for Biden

President Joe Biden faces political peril as a showdown at the Supreme Court on immigration coincides with widespread criticism of his plan to end pandemic-related border controls.

France 24

Rio's flamboyant Carnival parade returns after pandemic hiatus

Colorful floats and flamboyant dancers are delighting tens of thousands jammed into Rio de Janeiro's iconic Sambadrome, putting on a delayed Carnival celebration after the pandemic halted the dazzling displays.

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Asharq Al-Awsat

Saudi Industrial Activity Witnesses Remarkable Rise

Official data issued by the Saudi authorities revealed a rise in industrial investment in the Kingdom, confirming the successful endeavor to overcome the repercussions of the Covid-19 pandemic. The Ministry of Industry and Mineral Resources announced that 261 industrial facilities started their operations within the Kingdom in March, with an…

Bangkok Post

Hong Kong eases international arrival rules

Hong Kong will allow arrivals of all non-residents from overseas starting next month — albeit with a quarantine requirement — in a sign that it is taking some steps to ease the world’s strictest pandemic travel rules.

Asharq Al-Awsat

Female Artists Dominate the Venice Biennale for 1st Time

For the first time in the 127-year history of the Venice Biennale, the world’s oldest and most important contemporary art fair features a majority of female artists, under the curatorial direction of Cecilia Alemani. The result is a Biennale that puts the spotlight on artists who have been long overlooked…

ABC News

Pandemic no bar to craft brewers adapting and tapping into new markets

Over-the-bar craft beer sales dipped during the pandemic due to social restrictions, but quick thinking and ever-increasing varieties are helping the industry thrive.

The Independent UK

Female artists dominate the Venice Biennale for 1st time

For the first time in the 127-year history of the Venice Biennale, the world’s oldest and most important contemporary art fair features a majority of female and gender non-conforming artists, under the curatorial direction of Cecilia Alemani

ABC News

Rio de Janeiro's dazzling Carnival parade resumes after COVID-19 pandemic hiatus

Ahead of the first time Carnival has been held since 2020, Rio de Janeiro's top samba schools begin putting on their delayed parades.

The Independent UK

Rio's flamboyant Carnival parade is back after the pandemic

Rio de Janeiro’s samba schools have begun putting on this year's delayed Carnival parades, the first after a two-year hiatus caused by the COVID-19-pandemic

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