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British Eurosceptic Nigel Farage wants to turn his Brexit party into an anti-lockdown party. "Lockdowns don't work. In fact, they cause more damage than they do good," the Briton wrote in a joint contribution with fellow party…
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The stock market in Japan started the new stock exchange month with a solid profit on Monday. Investors pushed aside concerns about the lockdown measures in Europe and relied on stronger-than-expected quarterly figures from…
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The Chinese Huawei wants to build a chip factory in Shanghai without using American technology, reports the British business newspaper Financial Times. The company is looking for a strategy to get out of the pressure of US…
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At least two people were killed in stabbings in eastern Canada. At least five people were also injured, Canadian media reports. Police in Quebec City has arrested a suspect. The police had previously warned about a man in medieval…
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New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern is back to working with the Green Party despite her historic election victory. That party will receive two ministerial posts so that they can work on their "common goals". Ardern's Labor…
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A US federal judge has overruled planned restrictions that the government wanted to impose on the use of the popular TikTok app in the United States. In practice, those restrictions would amount to shutting down the app, according…
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Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán expects his country to declare "victory over the corona pandemic" in April. Orbán said on state radio that the first batch of vaccines against the virus is expected in late December or early…
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Instagram is also taking measures to prevent the spread of misinformation about the US presidential election. The social media platform, owned by Facebook, is temporarily removing the "Recent" tab for US users. "We are doing this…
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