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G7 Ministers to meet for 1st time in 2 yrs

G7 Ministers to meet for 1st time in 2 yrs By IANS | Published on Mon, May 3 2021 15:33 IST | 4 Views Address climate crisis with economic, health justice: G7 Speakers. Image Source: IANS News London, May 3 : Ministers from the G7 countries will meet in person for the first time in two years on Monday in London, where they will discuss the withdrawal of foreign troops from Afghanistan, a post-Brexit trade deal, Iran s nuclear programme and China. Ministers from Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan and the US are due to meet British Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab, reports dpa news agency. Members of the European Union will also attend, and representatives from Australia, India, South Korea, South Africa and the chairman of the Association of South-East Asian Nations have been invited as guests.

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Paid time off work: Spain is the best and US is the worst

Paid time off work: Spain is the best and US is the worst
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European Document Rejects 2021 Syrian Presidential Elections

European Document Rejects 2021 Syrian Presidential Elections
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Joe Biden and global health

The tapestry of Biden’s journey into the White House is rich in history as well as in symbolism. The exceptionalism of American democracy is of significance not only to people of colour on American soil but to global health. Like a quilt the narrative is made up of different fabrics, each with a storyline of its own, all coming together to make a strong, stitched covering. And like a veteran sea Captain, Biden must right this ship of American democracy. He has to work hard to thread the needle. x The anecdotes to Biden’s rise to the White House cannot be complete without the debacle that emanated at the Capitol building, just six days into the new year, fourteen days to his inauguration. The day will go into history as one in which a then-sitting president summoned, mobilized and reveled in the mayhem caused by his minions as they tried to stop the certification process of Joe Biden. Sadly, five lives were lost following this mob attack. Th

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Vaccination drive could see EU lifting economically-relevant COVID-19 restrictions by May

The EU has secured enough orders of the COVID-19 vaccines to cover the whole population twice over. Photo: Getty Members of the European Union could see economically-relevant COVID-19 restrictions lifted by May or June, according to an estimate from Capital Economics. “We assume that governments will start to lift the restrictions once the vulnerable are vaccinated probably in April in most cases,” it said in a report on Tuesday. Despite these measures being removed in some cases, wider social distancing guidelines rules, such as mask wearing on public transport and working from home advice, will remain in place, the group added.

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