PM of India Shri Narendra Modi Inaugurated World’s Largest Renewable Energy Park
Prime Minister of India Shri Narendra Modi inaugurated world’s largest and first of its kind Renewable Energy Park on 15 December 2020 in Khavda, Gujarat.
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US: West Point Faces Worst Cheating Scandal in Decades
Dozens of West Point cadets have cheated in one of the biggest exam scandals to hit the elite US military academy in decades, officials say.
US President-elect Joe Biden Gets Vaccine Live on TV
President-elect Joe Biden on Monday received a Covid-19 vaccine in a live televised appearance, the latest figure to get the shot publicly as a way of boosting confidence in its safety and effectiveness.
Travel Chaos in UK as Europeans Suspend Flights
The UK plunged into Christmas chaos with police deployed to stop people boarding packed trains, holidays abroad scrapped and Europe banning travel with the country after London went into an emergency lockdown.
London Could be Under COVID-19 Lockdown for Months: UK Health Secretary
British Health Secretary Matt Hancock on Sunday raised the prospect that London could be under lockdown for months as he has warned it will be "very difficult" to keep a virulent new strain of the coronavirus under control until vaccinations are rolled ou
China Confirms 1 Million Vaccines Already Given
Vaccines developed by Sinovac Biotech Ltd.
US Energy Department Confirms It Was Hit by The Hacking Attack
The US energy department is the latest agency to confirm it has been breached in what is being described as the worst-ever hack on the US government.
Nigerian Forces Rescue More Than 300 Kidnapped Schoolboys
Security forces on Thursday rescued nearly 350 schoolboys who had been kidnapped by suspected Islamist gunmen in northern Nigeria and taken into a vast forest, the governor of Katsina state said.
Sweden Covid Plan Is a Failure Says the Swedish King
Swedes are rapidly losing faith in their country’s response to the pandemic, with even the King delivering a rare rebuke to those in charge.
After Macron Tested Positive for Covid-19, Several European Leaders in Self-Isolation
Macron was tested for Covid-19 after symptoms first appeared.
Fire in Retirement Home Leaves 11 Dead in Russia
An investigation has begun after a fire swept through a retirement home in Russia's Bashkortostan region, killing eleven people.
Boris Johnson in Brussels Tomorrow for Brexit Talks
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson will meet European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen on Wednesday evening to discuss Brexit.
COVID-19 Death Toll in France Crosses 55,000 Mark
More than 55,000 people have died of the novel coronavirus disease (COVID-19) in France, the country's national public health agency, Sante Publique, said in a statement.
Melbourne Sees First International Flight Landing in 5 Months
Australia's second-largest city has welcomed its first international passenger flight in five months - an arrival that will test the state of Victoria's revamped hotel quarantine system.
COVID-19: Italy Bans Christmas Travels
Italy is banning travel between its regions from 21 December to 6 January as part of strict coronavirus curbs over the Christmas holidays.
COVID-19 Will Worsen Poverty in 47 Poorest Nations Says UN
The pandemic could push as many as 32 million people in the world's least developed countries into extreme poverty, a new UN report has said.
Russian Supreme Court: Retailers Can Refuse Service to Customers without Masks
The Supreme Court of the Russian Federation clarified that trade enterprises have the right to refuse service at the checkout to a buyer who does not use personal protective equipment (PPE).
Putin: Start Mass Vaccination against COVID-19 in Russia Next Week
Russian President Vladimir Putin on Wednesday asked Deputy Prime Minister Tatiana Golikova to start mass vaccination against the coronavirus next week.
Latvia Extends Emergency Situation Until January 11
The emergency situation regime has been extended in Latvia until January 11 as part of the coronavirus response, Prime Minister Krisjanis Karins said at a press conference.
Germany: Two People Killed by Car in Pedestrian Zone in Trier
Two people have died after a car hit several pedestrians in the German city of Trier, police said on Tuesday.
Remote-Controlled Weapon Killed Iran Nuclear Scientist
In a speech at Fakhrizadeh's funeral in Tehran, security chief Ali Shamkhani said the attackers "used electronic equipment" and were not present at the scene.
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New Zealand: No Active COVID-19 Cases
Emergency Epidemic Situation in Bulgaria will be Prolonged
