Covid outbreaks at Chinese ports could lead to global cargo shortages
A Covid-19 outbreak in the south China has teamed up with the rapid reopening of the global economy and a shortage of shipping containers to cause rising transportation costs that could fuel inflation and lead to shortages of China reported 21 new cases of the coronavirus on the mainland on Wednesda
Sydney records first local case of covid-19 in more than a month
SYDNEY, June 16 (Hfrance. fr) - Australia's most populous city, Sydney, recorded its first locally acquired COVID-19 case in more than a month, fueling concerns of a new wave of infections on Wednesday The State of New South Wales (NSW) said it was not clear how the anonymous man in his 60s acquired
High in the Himalayas, villagers affected by covid are on their own
Phalguni Devi spent two weeks in a stable. Watching a rainy afternoon in early June, she fears that if the rain doesn't stop her febrile symptoms will worsen. Devi, 51, shares the shed with a cow and two cats, and it has taken its toll. The herbal concoctions didn't work, and a visit to a pharmacist
Trevor Noah: Marjorie Taylor Greene Has A Lot To Learn
Trevor Noah: Marjorie Taylor Greene has a lot to learn Late-night hosts were not impressed by the Georgia congressman's apology for comparing the pandemic restrictions to the Holocaust. Welcome to Best of Late Night, a recap highlights from the night before that gets you to sleep - and gets us paid
UK inflation exceeds Bank of England target to 2.1%
LONDON, June 15 (Hfrance. fr) - British inflation unexpectedly exceeded the Bank of England's 2.0% target in May when it hit 2.1% and is expected to rise further as The country is reopening its economy after its coronavirus shutdowns The rise in price growth from 1.5% in April is largely due to the
