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New Zealand closes borders to new arrivals over ‘unprecedented’ Omicron risk

New Zealand has temporarily cut off the only pathway home for overseas citizens and visa holders, citing the risk of the Omicron variant. Officials announced on Tuesday evening that new spaces in the country’s managed isolation and quarantine system (MIQ) would not be released.© Provided by The Guardian Photograph: ReutersThe Covid-19 response minister, Chris Hipkins, said […]

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Russia sends troops to Belarus for war games

Russian officials on Tuesday said Moscow is sending troops to Belarus for joint military drills, a move that will place more Kremlin troops and equipment near Ukraine as Western nations fear an invasion. Russia and Belarus will participate in drills involving exercises to “thwart and repel a foreign aggression,” according to Russian Deputy Defense Minister

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Pakistan’s economic woes put PM Khan’s future in doubt

Housewife Maira Tayyab has considered begging for money to feed her family in inflation-hit Pakistan, while shop owner Mohammad Hanif finds his thoughts turning to crime. They’re too proud and honest to act on the impulse, but their woes are shared by millions of Pakistanis whose disgruntlement threatens Prime Minister Imran Khan’s chances of re-election

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Forum on agriculture policy starts amid woes

The Agriculture ministry will today host the fourth Intergovernmental Forum for Agriculture (IGFA) that deliberates on policy matters and appraise sector performance at a time when the industry is grappling with unprecedented challenges.The IGFA, which Cabinet secretary Peter Munya has convened is co-chaired by the Council of Governors chairman. The forum brings together county bosses,

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Preliminary Israeli study shows fourth vaccine not enough to stop omicron

A preliminary study in Israel, believed to be the world’s first, found that a fourth COVID-19 vaccine is not enough to prevent omicron infections. © AP-Matt Rourke Preliminary Israeli study shows fourth vaccine not enough to stop omicronGili Regev-Yochay, director of Sheba Medical Center’s Infectious Diseases Unit, said the trial studied the effect of the Pfizer

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Britney Spears felt ‘so sad’ after splitting from Justin Timberlake

Britney Spears felt “so sad” when she split from Justin Timberlake. The pop star split from Justin in 2002, after three years of dating, and Jamie Lynn Spears – Britney’s younger sister – has recalled the blonde beauty being devastated by their break-up at the time. © Bang Showbiz Britney Spears felt sad after splitting from

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WHO official says world has ‘chance to end’ worst of COVID-19 this year

If medicine and vaccine inequities are quickly dealt with, the world has a “chance to end” the worst of the COVID-19 pandemic this year, a top World Health Organization (WHO) official said on Tuesday. © Getty Images WHO official says world has ‘chance to end’ worst of COVID-19 this yearMichael Ryan, the executive director for WHO’s

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Was Andy Murray booed? Confusion over crowd reaction at Australian Open

  Sir Andy Murray got off to a winning start at the Australian Open in Melbourne on Tuesday when he beat Georgian 21st seed Nikoloz Basilashvili in a tense five-set match at the John Cain Arena.© APAndy Murray roars during his first round win over Nikoloz Basilashvili – Andy Brownbill/APThe Scot, 34, eventually saw off his opponent 6-1, 3-6, 6-4, 6-7,

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