What international destinations are reopening to tourists?

What international destinations are reopening to tourists?

– Although most governments are still advising against the “non-essential” international travel, a lot of popular Destinations They are beginning to ease their Covid-19 blockade measures and border restrictions and are moving toward welcoming tourists. Earlier this month, the European Union unveiled an action plan to reopen its internal borders in time for the summer, while countries like Estonia, Latvia …

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Australia suffers the first recession in 29 years due to Covid-19

These Australian journalists were attacked by US police

The country’s economy contracted 0.3% in the first three months of the year from the previous quarter, according to the Australian Bureau of Statistics. Treasurer Josh Frydenberg warned on Wednesday that GDP will decline in the April-June period, marking the second consecutive quarter contraction for Australia. The closure of Covid-19 has brought about the end of a 29-year career of …

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Rivets in jeans could be a thing of the past

Rivets in jeans could be a thing of the past

Written by Marianna Cerini, CNN For almost 150 years, jeans have been the staunch of fashion: virtually everyone, everywhere, owns a pair. They’re tough and versatile, but they also contribute greatly to fashion’s not-so-enviable reputation as one of the world’s most polluting industries. Now, a British charity, the Ellen MacArthur Foundation, hopes to change that by encouraging clothing companies to …

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Punjab teenager Ekta Jaswal murdered, tattooed arms cut to hide his identity

Ekta Jaswal’s enraged family attacked Shaqib at a press conference last night. Lucknow: She met him in his hometown of Ludhiana. For a few weeks, he captivated her until the wealthy teenager escaped from Punjab to Uttar Pradesh to be with him. Yesterday it was confirmed that the 19-year-old girl from Punjab, whose family owned a large taxi business, had …

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Ekow Eshun: Why is it so important to be an African artist?

Ekow Eshun: Why is it so important to be an African artist?

Ekow Eshun is a British writer, broadcaster and curator. All opinions expressed in this article belong to the author. African art is having a fashionable moment. People are very interested in him, but there is still a feeling of Africa and African art as a kind of exotic “other” that is on the periphery and not really at the center …

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Strong winds, rain pounds Alibaug, uprooted trees

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Cyclone Nisarga: Very strong winds uprooted trees near the beach, blocking roads. New Delhi: The trees swayed in strong winds and many fell when Cyclone Nisarga hit Alibaug near Mumbai, bringing heavy rain and gusts. Palm trees lining a road shook violently and power poles also wobbled as the storm swept through the coastal city 150 km from Mumbai. Very …

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CBO: a lost decade is looming for the US economy

CBO: a lost decade is looming for the US economy

The CBO warns in a new analysis that the pandemic will reduce cumulative economic output over the next 10 years by $ 7.9 trillion, or 3% of GDP over the decade, compared to its January projections. Without taking inflation into account, the damage totals $ 15.7 trillion, or 5.3% of GDP. The CBO said the reviews reflect expectations of lower …

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The moons of Mars may hint that the planet once had rings

The moons of Mars may hint that the planet once had rings

The two lumpy moons, Phobos and Deimos, were discovered in 1877 and are named after the sons of Ares from Greek mythology (Mars is named after the Roman god of war, who is Ares in Greek). Phobos means fear or panic and Deimos means fear. For a long time it was thought that they were actually asteroids captured by the …

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NBA Grant Napear’s fired voice is not racist

NBA Grant Napear's fired voice is not racist

Chris “Mad Dog” Russo said NBA presenter Grant Napear, who was fired from one job and quit another after his “All Lives Matter” tweet amid George Floyd protests, was not racist. Russo, who has known Napear since “1965-66”, said that others who know Napear at different periods of his life may have a different opinion, but the man he knows …

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Australia to Investigate Police Attack on Journalists in Washington

Australia to Investigate Police Attack on Journalists in Washington

During a live morning newscast on the “Sunrise” show in Australia on Tuesday, police were seen using their shields to remove US Channel 7 News correspondent Amelia Brace and photojournalist Tim Myers from the scene. The Australian store is an affiliate of CNN. Marise Payne, the country’s chancellor, said Morrison had “contacted the Australian Embassy in Washington DC on Tuesday …

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Cyclone Nisarga makes landfall off the coast of Maharashtra

Cyclone Nisarga: This is the first such storm to hit Mumbai in nearly 100 years. Tropical storm Nisarga, which intensified in a “severe cyclonic storm” this morning, made landfall off the coast of Maharashtra. This is the second cyclone to hit India in two weeks and the first storm to hit Mumbai, the worst affected city in the country by …

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“I can’t swing and fail on this one”

"I can't swing and fail on this one"

In his first seven months as Rutgers soccer coach, Greg Schiano built an announced recruiting class. He recruited staff who quickly adapted to teaching through Webex meetings for players scattered around the world. He listened to leading experts about the dangers of the coronavirus, some of which come from the Rutgers School of Medicine, and the emotional reactions to social …

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