China to produce more than 3 bln COVID-19 vaccines this year: official
China is expected to produce more than 3 billion COVID-19 vaccine doses this year, an official said Tuesday.
U.S. jury finds Chauvin guilty of all three charges over death of Floyd
Former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin was found guilty of two counts of murder and one count of manslaughter over the death of George Floyd, the judge presiding over the high-profile trial announced Tuesday, reading the jury's verdict
11 passengers killed in Egypt’s train derailment: ministry
At least 11 people were killed and 98 others were wounded in a train derailment on Sunday in the Delta city of Toukh, north of the Egyptian capital Cairo, the Egyptian Health Ministry said
Russia expels 20 Czech diplomats in retaliation
These 20 people from the Czech embassy must leave Russia by the end of Monday. MOSCOW, April 18 -- The Russian Foreign Ministry said Sunday that it is expelling 20 staffers of the Czech embassy in Moscow in response to the expulsion of 18 Russian diplomats from the Czech Republic.
The U.S. original sin of exporting turmoil
BEIJING, April 18 -- "Well, the CIA would want to destabilize China, and that would be the best way to do it, to foment unrest and join with those Uygurs (in Xinjiang) in pushing the Han Chinese in Beijing from internal places rather than external."
China urges “responsible attitude” from Japan on disposal of nuclear wastewater
China has expressed "grave concern" over Japan's decision to dump nuclear wastewater into the sea and urges the Japanese government to take a responsible attitude toward its own people and the international community, the Ministry of Ecology and Environment said.
Chinese envoy urges parties to Iran nuke deal to immediately start negotiating sanction-lifting formula
China believes that the Joint Commission should continue to focus on the "more substantive work" of sanction-lifting through the two major processes -- the nuclear implementation and sanctions-lifting working groups' work, and the "proximity talks" with the United States.
U.S. has long way to go in cracking down on anti-Asian hate crimes
Too many Asian Americans have been attacked, harassed, blamed, and scapegoated since the pandemic erupted in the United States early last year.
Global COVID-19 deaths surpass 3 mln: Johns Hopkins University
The global COVID-19 death toll rose to 3,001,892, with a total of more than 140 million cases worldwide, according to Johns Hopkins University.
Raul Castro announces retirement as head of Communist Party of Cuba
The 89-year-old communist leader said: "As long as I live I will be ready with my foot on the stirrup to defend the homeland, the revolution and socialism with more strength than ever."
Prince Philip’s funeral held in Windsor
The funeral of the Duke of Edinburgh was held Saturday in Windsor in line of the British government's coronavirus restrictions.
Apple will launch new products on April 20
Apple is set to host its first product launch of the year next week, and it's expected to announce updates to its iPad Pro, iPad mini and AirPods lines.
Brazil asks women to delay pregnancy
Brazil has warned women to postpone pregnancy until the worst of the coronavirus pandemic has passed, saying that the variants of the coronavirus in Brazil have been more aggressive in pregnant women
Global Covid-19 death toll passes 3 million as cases surge
More than 3 million people globally have died from Covid
IMF chief says “a shot in the arm” fastest way for global recovery
The number one priority for policymakers today is to "accelerate vaccinations everywhere for everyone." "A shot in the arm is the fastest way for the world economy to recover. And it is bringing tremendous value for all countries."
Facing changes, CPC always full of enthusiasm, motivation — Finnish party chief
Facing changes and rising to them, the 100-year-old Communist Party of China (CPC) has been constantly revitalized by its enthusiasm and motivation, said Juha-Pekka Vaisanen, chairperson of the Communist Party of Finland (SKP), in a recent interview with Xinhua, before the centenary of the founding of the CPC.
U.S. sanctions Russia, expels diplomats over alleged election interference, cyber hack
The United States is expelling 10 personnel from the Russian diplomatic mission in Washington D.C. The Treasury Department designated six Russian technology companies that "provide support to the Russian Intelligence Services' cyber program," and 32 entities and individuals related to the 2020 U.S. presidential election interference.
Iranian president says Iran “not looking for nuclear bomb”
Iran is "not looking for a nuclear bomb," despite its recent decision to enrich uranium with 60-percent purity, said Iranian President Hassan Rouhani.
Over 4,000 to attend Boao Forum for Asia conference
Over 4,000 people will attend the Boao Forum for Asia (BFA)'s annual conference, which is scheduled for April 18 to 21 in Boao, south China's Hainan Province, according to a press conference on Thursday.
China, ROK urge Japan to prudently handle radioactive wastewater
China and the Republic of Korea (ROK) on Wednesday urged Japan to prudently handle the issue of Fukushima radioactive wastewater based on full consultation with international organizations and its neighbors and substantive participation of relevant countries and international organizations.
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