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People participate in the Rose Festival parade in Kazanlak, Bulgaria, on June 6, 2021. The culmination of the 2021 Rose Festival was witnessed in Kazanlak this weekend. Kazanlak was known for its Rose Festival, which has been organized annually since 1903. The festival celebrates local residents' deep connection to the Rosa Damascena -- the Bulgarian oil-bearing rose -- for centuries. (Xinhua/Lin Hao) Children participate in the Rose Festival parade in Kazanlak, Bulgaria, on June 6, 2021. The culmination of the 2021 Rose Festival was witnessed in Kazanlak this weekend. Kazanlak was known for ...

2021-05-08 11:05:37 GMT2021-05-08 19:05:37(Beijing Time) Xinhua English by Xinhua writers Chen Wenxian, Chen Zhanjie VALLETTA, May 8 (Xinhua) -- With the speedy rollout of vaccinations, Europe has witnessed an improved COVID-19 pandemic situation and called for reopening its tourism sector. The Digital Green Certificate, introduced by the European Commission, the executive arm of the European Union (EU), and expected to be implemented from June, will help ease restrictions on non-essential travels to the EU. Industry insiders and observers said that those measures will give a boost to ...

by Yu Shuaishuai The world has been in pandemic mode for way over a year now, forcing businesses and entertainment venues to close and prompting people stuck in quarantine to revisit old hobbies. One of the few age-old pastimes that has been left largely untouched by COVID-19 is reading. As people have time on their hands, they turn to books in increasing numbers, as evidenced by surveys and interviews conducted on the eve of World Book and Copyright Day, celebrated annually on April 23. While the traditional book retail industry struggles to survive the recurring lockdowns, the e-book busine...

news Xinhua Headlines: China addresses disparities in COVID-19 vaccine distribution Liu Tian,Mao Pengfei,Hao Yalin,Ye Shan Xinhua Headlines: China addresses disparities in COVID-19 vaccine distribution Replay Video Replay Video UP NEXT -- In the face of production shortfalls across the world, some rich countries are hoarding vaccines, leaving poorer ones defenseless in the face of the deadly pathogen. As of mid-January, high-income countries, which represent only 16 percent of the world's population, had taken 60 percent of available doses. -- Experts said closing the immunit...

  The first batch of China's Sinopharm vaccines is due to arrive in Cambodia on Sunday to help launch an inoculation drive against COVID-19 starting from the upcoming Wednesday.   China has been racing to help Asian countries fight the coronavirus pandemic with home-developed COVID-19 vaccines, honoring its commitment to making vaccines a global public good once available.     Pakistan has become the first country to receive China's vaccine aid after a batch of doses developed by China's Sinopharm arrived in the country on Monday from Beijing via a special Pakistan Air Force aircraft.   ...