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INDORE: Holding the Centre's "stubborn attitude" responsible for the deadlock over the new farm laws, Sanyukt Kisan Morcha's coordination panel member Shiv Kumar Sharma on Sunday said despite Prime Minister Narendra Modi's assurance in Parliament on holding talks with farmers, no date is conveyed by the government for the next round of talks. The SKM, which is an umbrella body of 40 farmer organisations, has been steering the protests of farmers for the scrapping of the three agri laws at borders of Delhi. "The main reason for the deadlock on the new farm laws is the 'adiyal ravayya' (stubbo...

Coup in Myanmar This post is also available in: German, Portuguese Image by cc Wikimedia Deposed State Counsellor Aung San Suu Kyi (left) and General Min Aung Hlaing (right)). Following Monday’s coup in Myanmar, the EU and the USA are considering imposing new sanctions on that country. Already on Monday, US President Joe Biden declared that he would immediately review the reintroduction of coercive measures. The EU announced yesterday that it will “consider all options at its disposal to ensure that democracy prevails.” For a long time during...

India and China continue to maintain close communication through diplomatic and military channels with the objective of ensuring complete disengagement in all f

Second Pfizer COVID-19 Vaccine Allocation Comes to Del Norte; Next Round of Moderna Doses Expected Next Week Del Norte County’s second Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine allotment came allaying fears that the community may run out before everyone who received a first dose could get their second shot. The community will receive between 850-900 doses in its second allotment of the Pfizer vaccine, Public Health Officer Dr. Warren Rehwaldt told the Wild Rivers Outpost on Friday. But they’re still being stored in Humboldt County, he said. “We will be getting some Moderna (vaccine) shipped to us next w...

Photos: Matt Artz/Unsplash; Getty Images. Illustration: Chloe Krammel Minority-led business owners have been at the end of the line when it comes to getting Covid-19 relief from the Paycheck Protection Program--you can change that. The reasons for the short shrift were manifold and include a lack of a prior banking relationship, informal compensation structures with employees, and having fewer employees in general. Yet  the first iteration of the Paycheck Protection Program (PPP), the now $284 billion refundable loan program for struggling small businesses, provided a number of lessons lea...