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Germany hits 2 million infections as WHO tackles new strains

Germany hits 2 million infections as WHO tackles new strains

  • German Chancellor Angela Merkel on Thursday pushed for a “significant” tightening of curbs
  • The chancellor said she wanted to bring forward crisis talks with regional leaders to the coming week
By AFP ·
Jordan’s King Abdullah, Crown Prince Hussein get COVID-19 jab

Jordan’s King Abdullah, Crown Prince Hussein get COVID-19 jab

By AFP ·
HRW blasts Turkey for using COVID-19 pandemic to silence dissident views

HRW blasts Turkey for using COVID-19 pandemic to silence dissident views

By Arab News ·
UAE confirms 3,382 new COVID-19 cases, 3 deaths

UAE confirms 3,382 new COVID-19 cases, 3 deaths

By Arab News ·
KAPSARC president Adam Sieminski praises Saudi Arabia’s ‘5-star’ vaccination process

KAPSARC president Adam Sieminski praises Saudi Arabia’s ‘5-star’ vaccination process

By Arab News ·
Emirates to temporarily suspend flights to South Africa

Emirates to temporarily suspend flights to South Africa

By Reuters ·
The coronavirus pandemic has affected around 91.6 million people globally and the death toll has exceeded 1.98 million. (File/SPA)

Saudi Arabia confirms 6 COVID-19 deaths, 169 new cases

By Arab News ·
Special COVID-19 deaths soar in Iran as regime pursues nuclear arms

COVID-19 deaths soar in Iran as regime pursues nuclear arms

By RAY HANANIA ·
Special WHO urges greater cooperation to keep pace with coronavirus mutations

WHO urges greater cooperation to keep pace with coronavirus mutations

By Ephrem Kossaify ·
Special HRW slams Tehran for ‘relentless repression of dissent’

HRW slams Tehran for ‘relentless repression of dissent’

By Charlie Peters ·
Special Dubai bank offers luxury cars, watches to encourage customers to save

Dubai bank offers luxury cars, watches to encourage customers to save

By Shane McGinley ·
UAE reports 3,243 new COVID-19 cases, 6 deaths

UAE reports 3,243 new COVID-19 cases, 6 deaths

By Arab News ·
Tunisia to lock down for four days from Thursday

Tunisia to lock down for four days from Thursday

By AFP ·

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