- 29 March, 2025
New Coronavirus strain in UK poses risk to global efforts
While countries across the globe are still struggling to contain the rising cases of COVID-19, a new mutant strain of novel Coronavirus is threatening the
UK Might Administer The First Dose On Aging Monarch
Under the leadership of elect President Joe Biden of the US, the reassurance of the efficacy of the Covid-19 vaccine comes with the previous presidents
China Lets Out Moderate Effect Covid Vaccine To Get Ahead In the World Race
China has played a strange game with the lives of its own. First, its administration did not react in time to get the virus under
Brazil’s Bolsonaro suffers major setback in local elections
Brazil’s President Jair Bolsonaro has faced a massive setback after most of the candidates he backed in the municipal elections failed to win positions in
Pfizer Vaccine Promises 90 Percent Cure Against Covid-19
Pfizer has given a green signal on the effectiveness of the new corona vaccine that is slated to come out in the market end of
Jordan to hold parliamentary elections on November 10
Jordan is heading to polls on November 10 to elect a new Parliament amid the ongoing struggles to contain the spread of the Coronavirus pandemic.
India and Covid-19 vaccine: How the Asian country is at world’s centre stage with all eyes on it!
India is popularly and aptly known as “pharmacy of the world”, it being largest drugs supplier globally and producer of 60% of world’s vaccines. With
Northern Syria: Turkey and jihadist militias failure
In northern Syria, the jihadist militias backed by Turkey militarily occupy portions of territory belonging to the autonomous administration of Northern and Eastern Syria. They
COVID-19 exacerbated crises for many Middle East economies
With the onset of COVID-19 in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region, governments launched rapid measures to contain the spread of the virus
Turkey admits to under-reporting COVID-19 cases
In a shocking revelation, the country’s health minister said that the figures published only count the number of people with symptoms. Following accusations by an