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Apr- 2022 -15 April
CHINESE CITY OVERTAKES NEW YORK FOR NUMBER OF BILLIONAIRES
According to the Hurun Global Rich List, an annual ranking compiled by a private Shanghai-based company, Beijing
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14 April
WHO CLOSELY WATCHING CHINA
The World Health Organization said it is monitoring a major surge in COVID-19 cases in mainland China, an outbreak
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14 April
AMAZON SECURES ROCKETS FOR BROADBAND PROJECT
Over the next five years, three new heavy-lift rockets will put thousands of satellites into low earth orbit as part of Amazon's
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13 April
SRI LANKAN PRIME MINISTER OFFERS PROTESTERS TALKS
COLOMBO, April 13 (Reuters) - Sri Lanka's prime minister offered talks on Wednesday with protesters calling for the government to step down over its handing of an economic crisis as…
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13 April
CPI 2021 FOR ASIA PACIFIC: GRAND CORRUPTION AND LACK OF FREEDOM HOLDING BACK PROGRESS
While countries in Asia Pacific have made great strides in controlling bribery for public services, an average score
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13 April
SRI LANKA HOPEFUL FOR US$ 2.5 BILLION RESCUE LOAN FROM CHINA
Sri Lanka's top diplomat in Beijing said he's very confident that China will come through on US$ 2.5 billion in financial
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13 April
WHO WILL BECOME THE NEXT PRESIDENT OF FRANCE?
The incumbent Emmanuel Macron will face far-right candidate Marine Le Pen in the French presidential election
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12 April
THIS INVISIBLE COVID-19 MITIGATION MEASURE IS FINALLY GETTING THE ATTENTION IT DESERVES
CNN: April 10, 2022 Two-plus years into the Covid-19 pandemic, you probably know the basics of protection: vaccines, boosters, proper handwashing and masks. But one of the most powerful tools against…
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12 April
FOOD PRICES HIT RECORD HIGH IN MARCH: UN AGENCY
World food prices jumped nearly 13 percent in March to a new record high as the war in Ukraine caused turmoil
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11 April
THE RICHEST IN 2022
War, pandemic and sluggish markets hit the world’s billionaires this year. There are 2,668 of them on Forbes’ 36th-annual
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