German Chancellor Angela Merkel has joined several other world leaders in condemning the brutal murder of George Floyd, an African-American, by an American policeman. “The killing of George Floyd is very, very terrible,” Merkel told national broadcaster ZDF in an interview.
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Hunt Warns China’s Hostility to Taiwan a Threat to the West
Former British Foreign Secretary Jeremy Hunt wrote in an op-ed in Thursday’s Times of London that “China’s hostility to Taiwan threatens the global order.” Hunt commented on the possible trends of China’s handling of the Taiwan issue, as well as its current crackdown in Hong Kong.
Coronavirus Hits Bangladeshis Hard in Britain
A survey by the UK Department of Public Health (PHE) has revealed alarming information about the high risk of death of Bangladeshis living in the UK due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Older people and men, in particular, have the highest risk of dying from coronavirus, the survey report said.
George Floyd — Protests Go International, Brother Pleads for Peace
Protests against the death of George Floyd have received international support, with many countries joining in as demonstrations continue across US cities. In London and Berlin, thousands protested outside the US embassies. The demonstrations began with the protestors taking a knee for nine minutes.
Brexit — UK Heading for No Deal Unless it Keeps Promises
A no-deal Brexit looms for the UK unless its Prime Minister, Boris Johnson, sticks to the very promises that he made while securing the withdrawal agreement, the EU’s chief negotiator, Michel Barnier has warned. Barnier accused the Prime Minister of seemingly trying to take an about turn from the written agreement in the political declaration that was arrived at and signed between the UK and the European Commission.
Hong Kong — West Condemns China’s National Security Law
China’s authoritative decision to impose a national security law on Hong Kong continues to receive international condemnation, fueled by stern warnings of dire consequences from Western countries. The United Kingdom, United States, Canada, and Australia accused Beijing of violating its international obligations towards Hong Kong.
Almost Every Global Language and Country Now Has Access to Low Cost Freelance Gigs
FGG Low Cost Marketplace have been around for about a year with very strong (almost exponential) growth in visitors, posts, and global penetration. With their low cost and global market, FGG Low Cost Marketplace allows a growing number of freelance gig Buyer and Sellers to save and make more money.
4 Skills That Are Required by SEO Professionals for Effective SEO
SEO tools are accessible by all the SEO services in Gurgaon, Delhi, Pune or any other place. Then, what is it that makes you different? It is how your professionals make use of those tools and make them more effective by their individual skills. Here are a few SEO skills that make all the difference.
Coronavirus Bounce Back Loan (Things You Must Know!)
The Covid-19 situation is challenging for all of us. Businesses have particularly suffered significantly during this crisis. With strict lockdowns and restrictions on public transport, it has become difficult for businesses to maintain their supply chain, and cater to the needs of their customers. EEA citizens and even people holding an Indefinite Leave to Remain status (ILR) and other specialized business visas are struggling to cope with the situation.
Coronavirus — Johnson Pledges Test, Track, and Trace by June
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has made a promise today that his government will unveil a new test, track and trace system as part of a new strategy of combating the COVID-19 pandemic. The system for tracking people infected with the new coronavirus will go in to effect on June 1, Johnson said.
Brexit — “Very Little Progress,” Very Little Chance of Deal
The UK and the European Union are still far apart, in as far as striking an agreement of trade arrangements is concerned. This became evident after the UK’s Brexit chief negotiator, David Frost, reported “very little” progress had been made, as per the outcome of the parties’ latest round of talks.
Global Nuclear Spending Report – Largest Spending Since Cold War Era
A new report by the International Campaign to Abolish Nuclear Weapons states that global spending on nuclear weapons development set a record not seen since the end of the cold war. The ICANW is a global civil society coalition working to promote adherence to and full implementation of the Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons. The headquarters are located in Geneva, Switzerland.
The Low Cost Freelance Gig Marketplace is Here
When selecting or working with a gig platform or marketplace, whether buying or selling gigs, you need to understand: what is the total cost? You should always try to compare the total cost of a gig platform so you know what you’re dealing with. Often the higher percentage the gig provider takes or charges, the more confusing or complicated they make it in presenting those costs; so if it’s hard to understand the total cost on a platform, that means they are often very high and don’t want to openly disclose the costs.
Coronavirus — UK Approves First Serological Test
The British government confirmed today that it approved the first serological test for COVID-19 in the United Kingdom, developed by the Swiss pharmaceutical company, Roche. Furthermore, they used to determine whether a person has already been infected with the coronavirus, and whether they have developed antibodies against it.
Coronavirus — Death Tolls Jump in Sweden, UK
Sweden has recorded the highest number of coronavirus deaths in the last three weeks. The number of coronavirus deaths is currently approaching 3,500 in the country, after the number of deaths due to the disease shot up significantly on Wednesday. Sweden recorded 147 new deaths due to coronavirus in the past 24 hours.
Coronavirus — Kyrgyz Cases Climb, Russia Now in Third Place
Kyrgyzstan reported 71 new cases of coronavirus, bringing the total number of infections to 1,016, according to Worldometers.Of these, the Ministry of Health counted six cases in Bishkek, two each in Naryn, Issyk-Kul and Osh oblasts, and one each in Chui and Batken. Kyrgyzstan has reported twelve deaths from COVID-19, while 688 have recovered.
Coronavirus — Second Wave Hits as Countries Open Up
The number of people infected with COVID-19 worldwide has exceeded four million. The easing of quarantine restrictions in some countries has contributed to the spread of the virus. Authorities in South Korea have closed restaurants again as the number of people infected with the virus continues to rise.
Does Screen Hire London Cover Your Every Type of Event?
Some Interesting Question for Video Equipment:
As someone who handles advertising, I always like to see companies that are dedicated to a vision and are not afraid to invest in their products and services, because big-ticket items always bring in huge profits and profit margins. The question is, do you really need to hire a screen for events?
Why would someone want to hire a screen for an event? For starters, it can be seen as a giant billboard. In essence, a screen hire for events company will provide professional, reliable backlighting in any size and shape.
Did UK Act Responsibly Pre COVID-19?
Over the past few weeks, the UK Government has faced unfaltering criticism for its Coronavirus response. Several COVID-19 cases have been reported in the UK so far and it is projected that this figure will increase massively in the coming days if the government fails to introduce a new stringent policy.
Lockdown Strategy Against Coronavirus Questioned
China reacted to the spread of Coronavirus, originating in Wuhan, through lockdown. In this way, China was able to control the spread of Coronavirus. Afterwards, other nations looked toward China as an example, and applied the same strategy against the contagious virus. As a result, the whole world is in lockdown, and the world economy has been crippled.
Coronavirus— Europe Continues to Ease Isolation Measures
Europe continues to ease the isolation measures imposed on its residents to limit the spread of the new Coronavirus pandemic. New decisions are supposed to be implemented, starting from the beginning of the week in about 15 countries, including Italy, which has been under quarantine for two months.
Boris Johnson Honors Doctors After Brush with Death
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson revealed that, while battling the coronavirus infection, doctors were prepared to announce his death when he ended up in the intensive care unit. Johnson, who remains very thankful to the health care providers that attended to him at London’s St Thomas’ Hospital, said that he was furnished with “liters and liters of oxygen” to keep him alive.
Coronavirus— UK Reaches 100,000 Daily Tests
The UK government, which had promised to carry out 100,000 daily tests for the new coronavirus by April 30, said it had provided more than 122,000 tests on Friday. Health Minister Matt Hancock made the announcement at a regular meeting on May 1. The Health Secretary said that the testing capacity built would “help every single person in this country.”
Morrison Supermarkets PLC Upgraded to Buy
Market analysts at Berenberg have upgraded WM Morrison Supermarkets PLC to a “buy” recommendation from “hold.” This is while noting an exceptional year for food retailers. The coronavirus crisis is set to increase food consumption and retail products. The report noted that its collaboration with Ocado and Amazon will allow it to expand its online offerings.
Coronavirus and the Statutory Residence Test
The Covid-19 pandemic is impacting everyone’s life in one way or the other. Whether it’s personally, psychologically, or professionally, the current crisis is definitely one of the most challenging times for each one of us. With all the restrictions and travel bans in place, tax is definitely not everyone’s top preference these days. However, some foreign nationals attentively plan the total number of days they spend in the country in each tax year to avoid getting the title of the UK tax resident.
Enhanced Market Research Publishing Launched by Communal News and Freelance Global Gigs Low Cost Marketplace
Communal News (CN), a very fast growing global online open news services, has integrated with Freelance Global Gigs (FGG) Low Cost Marketplace, a company with even faster global growth (but on a smaller base), and together they are now able to combine their two services into one for their market research publishing clients.
Khashoggi Fiancé Fights Saudi Purchase of Newcastle United
Hatice Cengiz, fiancé of murdered journalist Jamal Khashoggi, is fighting to stop a Saudi consortium controlled by its Crown Prince from buying Premier League football club Newcastle United. In a letter sent by her lawyers, she said that the Saudi acquisition would make English football complicit in Khashoggi’s assassination.
Coronavirus: UK, China Race to Develop Treatments
Scientists in the UK are working on a promising Covid-19 treatment that apparently “stops the virus in its tracks.” Researchers working on the project are optimistic that the drug, which is already approved for use, can be used as both preventive medicine and treatment for coronavirus sufferers.
Coronavirus: Butcher’s Bill at 3.1 Million Cases, 217,000 Deaths
The new Coronavirus has caused the deaths of more than 217,000 people worldwide since it appeared in December, according to Worldometers. More than 85% of these deaths have occurred in Europe and the United States. More than 3.1 million people have been infected with the new coronavirus, more than 75% of the reported cases also occur in Europe and the United States.
Coronavirus: French, Chinese Seize Thousands of Facemasks
French police have seized 14,000 face masks intended for sale on the black market, AFP reported. Two people were arrested while they were unloading boxes in Saint-Denis, north of Paris, a police source said on Sunday. Last month, the French government confiscated all of its mask stockpiles and production for health care workers.
Coronavirus: Britain’s Boris Back to Work
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has returned to work today. Johnson had been treated for more than two weeks after contracting COVID-19, caused by the new coronavirus. Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab, who was acting as prime minister, said Johnson’s return would be an impetus for Britain.
Coronavirus: Italy, Other Countries, Begin Reopening
Italy’s Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, announced that he would relax the regulations imposed in the country seven weeks ago against the new coronavirus. The country reported 260 deaths on Sunday, the lowest number of deaths per day since mid-March. Mr. Conte said he would loosen regulations from May 4 and allow a small number of people wearing masks to visit relatives.
Race to Mars – Who Will Be the Winner?
Currently, there is is a space race. Earlier this month NASA announced space exploration agenda. NASA plans to build a mobile habitable platform. The platform will accommodate voyages lasting up to 45 days.
It is expected the lunar base should become a springboard for the preparation of the landing on Mars. It will not only become a springboard for the study of the celestial body itself, but also for the development of technologies that ensure maximum autonomy of the base. Thus, specialists will have to create and perfect methods for obtaining water, oxygen and fuel from local resources. In addition, astronauts will have the opportunity to test advanced robotics.
Coronavirus: UK Death Toll Hits 20,000
The British Ministry of Health announced on the 25th that the number of deaths confirmed in hospitals in the country due to the new coronavirus exceeded 20,000. On that day, 813 people were confirmed dead in the hospital. At a regular government meeting, Home Secretary Priti Patel said the passing point of 20,000 was “a deeply tragic and moving moment.”
Coronavirus: WHO Opposes “Immunity Passport”
The World Health Organization (WHO) called on governments not to issue so-called “immunity passports,” or “safety certificates” for the new coronavirus. The idea, based on antibody tests, has been gaining ground as countries decide how to relax behavioral restrictions and lockdowns and return to normal life.
Coronavirus: Over 200,000 Dead Worldwide
The death toll due to COVID-19, caused by the new coronavirus, has exceeded 200,000 worldwide.So far, the total number of infected people has reached nearly 2.9 million. This is according to statistics compiled by Johns Hopkins University. Deaths from the new virus were first reported by Chinese state media on January 11.
Coronavirus: China Likely To Have Vaccine by September
Dr. Gao Fu, the director of the Chinese Centre for Disease Prevention and Control, has proclaimed that a successful coronavirus vaccine could be developed by September. The health chief said that a breakthrough would help mitigate the disease, and stop a new wave of infections.
COVID-19 Travel Ban and Restrictions
The FCO is advising UK citizens to avoid non-essential travel for thirty days. Considering the present COVID pandemic, international travel ban and restrictions are elevating at an alarming rate globally. The recent Foreign Office statement states that the advice is in reaction to the increasingly uncertain situation.
Coronavirus: UK Commits to Vaccine Trials, More PPE
British Health Minister Matt Hancock announced on Tuesday that clinical trials of a new coronavirus vaccine, developed by Oxford University in the UK, will start on Thursday. The government says it is “committing” to promoting vaccine development. At a regular meeting at the Prime Minister’s Office, Mr. Hancock explained that “the best way to destroy a new virus” is a vaccine.
Freelance Global Gigs is Having a Buyer Explosion – As Sellers Also Continue to Rocket Up
Freelance Global Gigs (FGG) has increase the number of Buyers by over 175% in the first 20 days of April. The number of Sellers was also up over 85% for the same period. This does not include any integration from the Communal News (CN) Contributors or Subscribers.
Communal News growth has also been phenomenal– the news service often has over 10,000 visitors in a day. Soon when you sign up for one service, you will get access to both services. Both CN and FGG believe it is better for the overall reader, Contributors, Buyers and Sellers that they have only one login and access.
Another WikiLeaks Dump – Is Assange Doing It to Support Russia?
WikiLeaks just did another dump of documents on April 22. Julian Assange founded WikiLeaks and is wanted in more than one country. Assange took refuge in the Ecuadorean Embassy in London in 2012, where he officially received political asylum. He was held there until April 11, 2019, when the Ecuadorean authorities denied Assange asylum and he was arrested by the London police.
Coronavirus: Merkel, Others Urge Transparency from China
German Chancellor Angela Merkel today called on the Chinese government to be transparent about the origin story of the new coronavirus. This comes after three other countries have, on their part, already expressed suspicion about the information made available by China. “I believe the more transparent China is about the origin story of the virus, the better it is for everyone in the world in order to learn from it,” Merkel said at a press conference.
Coronavirus: European Butcher’s Bill at 1 Million Cases, 100,000 Deaths
Europe has set new figures for the outbreak of the new Coronavirus. Despite the severe measures, the number of infected people in the old continent rose to more than 1 million cases, while the deaths exceeded 100,000 cases. There has also been a decline in new cases in Spain and Italy.
Coronavirus: 888 New Deaths Push British Butcher’s Bill to 15,464
The UK announced 888 deaths in hospitals in the last 24 hours on Saturday from the new coronavirus, bringing the total number to 15,464 deaths. The figure represents a slight increase compared to the 847 deaths announced on Friday by the Ministry of Health. At 09:00 hours on Saturday, 357,023 people had undergone contagion tests, and 114,217 had tested positive.
Changes to the Asylum and Immigration Procedures Due to Corona Pandemic
Because of the current COVID 19 pandemic, there have been some changes to the current asylum and immigration laws. The Government of the UK has recently announced that people living in the UK can get extension to their ‘leave to stay’ till 31st May, if they’re not able to return home at the end of their visa due to an ongoing Corona crisis.
Newspaper Ignites Freelance Global Gig to Rocket-like Growth
Having a rapidly growing global newspaper integrated into a freelance gig service has proven to provide both with a tremendous advantage. Communal News (CN) is helping to launch Freelance Global Gigs(FGG) Low Cost Marketplace) with propelled rocket-like growth at FGG Low Cost Marketplace, as CN articles demonstrate how Buyers and Sellers can save more money with significant low-cost advantages.
Coronavirus Causing Shortage of Illicit Drugs in UK
The coronavirus crisis is causing a shortage of drugs in the United Kingdom. The lockdown and international travel restrictions have apparently affected the movement of narcotics into the country. According to the Guardian, law enforcement sources are reporting fewer drugs on the streets.
Coronavirus: Infections Close to Two Million, China Tries New Vaccines
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Coronavirus: U.S. Officially Tops Cases & Deaths, Italy Extends Emergency
As the Easter weekend approaches, more than 100,000 deaths have occurred in the new coronavirus epidemic worldwide. According to statistics from Johns Hopkins University in the United States, the number of diagnoses worldwide has increased to 1.7 million, and the total number of deaths exceeds 102,000, of which nearly 70% are from Europe.
Johnson “Almost Took One for the Team,” Not Yet “Out of Danger”
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson came out of intensive care on Thursday evening, where he had been for days. He was transferred to another section of London’s St Thomas hospital and placed “under close supervision during the initial phase of his healing,” the prime minister’s spokesman said.
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