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UK PM Johnson tries to reassure South Africa over travel ban - Vimarsana News

UK PM Johnson tries to reassure South Africa over travel ban

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson told South African President Cyril Ramaphosa that he would work to reopen international travel after Britain stopped flights from South Africa due to the spread of a new coronavirus variant.

UK's Johnson calls on Italy to go further on climate finance - Vimarsana News

UK's Johnson calls on Italy to go further on climate finance

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson encouraged Italian Prime Minister Mario Draghi to go further in his climate finance commitments to help developing countries adopt clean technology, his Downing Street office said on Saturday.

UK says 'significant gap' with EU over N.Ireland, ready to use Article 16 - Vimarsana News

UK says 'significant gap' with EU over N.Ireland, ready to use Article 16

Britain's Brexit minister said a "significant gap" remained in talks with the European Commission over trade with Northern Ireland, and it was ready to take unilateral action if needed.

China issues draft rules to govern online advertising - Vimarsana News

China issues draft rules to govern online advertising

China's market regulator proposed new rules on Friday that would increase online advertising oversight, including stipulating that adverts should not affect normal internet use or mislead users.

China steps up pressure on tech with draft online ad rules - Vimarsana News

China steps up pressure on tech with draft online ad rules

China's market regulator proposed new rules on Friday that would increase online advertising oversight, including stipulating that adverts should not affect normal internet use or mislead users.