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Abu Dhabi: Saudi Arabia said on Wednesday it is well prepared to serve as a regional hub for the production of COVID-19 vaccines and other medicines and supplies, as well as for logistics activities, a senior official told the G20 ministerial meeting in Brindisi, Italy. Abdullah Al Rabeeah, General Supervisor of the King Salman Relief and Humanitarian Action Centre added many countries in the Middle East, Asia and Africa are still suffering from high rates of COVID-19 spread and that glaring inequities in vaccine supply meant that sufficient vaccine supplies have reached very few countries wo...

The Ontario government is asking the public to report suspected pollution online in an effort to bolster enforcement, but critics say the move is a token gesture by a regime that has done little to help the environment.

(Pocket-lint) - Microsoft has been revising numerous Windows File Explorer icons during the last few months and Windows Insider preview builds have seen them cascade onto devices. Stalwart Windows icons like This PC, Documents and Recycle Bin have been given a new look.  But the latest Insider Preview build gives a bit more of an insight into other icon changes - namely that Microsoft is revising icons that have been around since the Windows 95 era. The idea is to bring them into line with other design elements on products such as Microsoft 365 and include numerous new icons for things like ...

Gazette has learned. Since 1973 Waterloo Action Centre (WAC) has served as a community hub, offering a wide range of services including Waterloo Legal Advice Service. However the centre says a new community sector strategy which the London Borough of Lambeth is consulting on puts its future at risk.  Show Fullscreen Waterloo Action Centre: peppercorn rent The authority says voluntary sector organisations occupy a range of council-owned buildings, paying widely differing fees and charges. It plans to standardise rates. WAC currently pays a peppercorn rent and says the council’s proposals co...

There’s an app for that Format A new way for Bosnia and Herzegovinians to avoid land mines Carefree is not a word Dea would associate with her childhood. Nor was that the feeling of other local residents of Ljubljenica village in Bosnia and Herzegovina — some fled the area after the war that left mines across the country, others faced challenges in using their fields to graze livestock or to cut and gather woods from the local forests. Now 20, Dea is a computer science student in Mostar. Every day on her way to school she passes near the area where military operations took place in the re...