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U.S. has doubts over administering Pfizer booster shots to young adults

U.S. vaccine experts are advising against administering Pfizer booster shots to young adults and teens over safety concerns. The majority of the U.S. FDA's Vaccines and Related Biological Produ...

2021-09-18 17:20:30 KST
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UN chief Antonio Guterres congratulates two Koreas on 30th anniversary of UN admission

The UN Secretary General, Antonio Guterres, has tweeted his congratulations to South and North Korea, marking three decades of their UN membership on Friday. He wished "lasting peace and prosperity t...

2021-09-18 12:14:07 KST
02:34
Cuba administers home-produced Covid-19 vaccines to children as young as two, while U.S. has doubts over administering Pfizer booster shots to young adults

A 2-year-old child sits atop her mother's lap while she's getting her first Covid-19 jab. "I was very doubtful and worried at the beginning, but then I got informed through social networks and t...

2021-09-18 12:12:23 KST
World Bank kills 'Doing Business' report after probe concludes pressure on rankings

The World Bank Group has halted publication of its business climate report following a probe into data irregularities. The decision came Thursday after internal audit reports raised ethical issues o...

2021-09-17 16:23:39 KST
China files application to join CPTPP to further cement its leadership role in global trade

China has applied to join the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership, a move aimed at further cementing its leadership role in global trade. Beijing's commerce...

2021-09-17 11:38:38 KST
IAEA increases projections for nuclear power use in 2050

The International Atomic Energy Agency on Thursday revised up its projection of the potential growth of nuclear power capacity for electricity generation, in the agency's first revision in ten ye...

2021-09-17 11:38:26 KST
'Hidden' Van Gogh sketch shown in public for first time

A previously 'hidden' Vincent van Gogh sketch from a private collection went on display for the first time at an Amsterdam museum on Thursday. Titled Study for Worn Out, it depicts an old m...

2021-09-17 11:38:23 KST
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Italy to require all workers to show 'Green Pass' certificate starting Oct. 15

Italy will make it mandatory for all workers to have a COVID-19 health certificate either to show proof of vaccination, a negative test or recovery from the virus. This includes employees in both the ...

2021-09-17 09:51:53 KST
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World News: CSTO urges global community to increase humanitarian aid to Afghanistan

Let's take a look at what's going on in 'The World Now'. The Collective Security Treaty Organization, an intergovernmental military alliance in Eurasia that consists of selected post-Soviet sta...

2021-09-17 09:50:54 KST
00:47
U.S. FDA's vaccine advisory panel to vote on Friday on booster shots for general public

In the U.S., the debate on COVID-19 booster shots will reach its conclusion on Friday as the FDA's vaccine advisory panel is set to vote on whether to approve the shot for most Americans. The scient...

2021-09-17 07:04:20 KST
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IAEA expects world nuclear generating capacity to double to 792 gigawatts by 2050

The International Atomic Energy Agency on Thursday revised up its projection of the potential growth of nuclear power capacity for electricity generation, in the agency's first revision in ten years. ...

2021-09-17 07:02:21 KST
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China files application to join CPTPP to further cement its leadership role in global trade

China has applied to join the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership, a move aimed at further cementing its leadership role in global trade. Beijing's commerce minist...

2021-09-17 07:02:20 KST

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U.S. has doubts over administering Pfizer booster shots to young adults

U.S. vaccine experts are advising against administering Pfizer booster shots to young adults and teens over safety concerns. The majority of the U.S. FDA's Vaccines and Related Biological Produ...

UN chief Antonio Guterres congratulates two Koreas on 30th anniversary of UN admission

The UN Secretary General, Antonio Guterres, has tweeted his congratulations to South and North Korea, marking three decades of their UN membership on Friday. He wished "lasting peace and prosperity t...

Cuba administers home-produced Covid-19 vaccines to children as young as two, while U.S. has doubts over administering Pfizer booster shots to young adults

A 2-year-old child sits atop her mother's lap while she's getting her first Covid-19 jab. "I was very doubtful and worried at the beginning, but then I got informed through social networks and t...

World Bank kills 'Doing Business' report after probe concludes pressure on rankings

The World Bank Group has halted publication of its business climate report following a probe into data irregularities. The decision came Thursday after internal audit reports raised ethical issues o...

China files application to join CPTPP to further cement its leadership role in global trade

China has applied to join the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership, a move aimed at further cementing its leadership role in global trade. Beijing's commerce...

IAEA increases projections for nuclear power use in 2050

The International Atomic Energy Agency on Thursday revised up its projection of the potential growth of nuclear power capacity for electricity generation, in the agency's first revision in ten ye...

'Hidden' Van Gogh sketch shown in public for first time

A previously 'hidden' Vincent van Gogh sketch from a private collection went on display for the first time at an Amsterdam museum on Thursday. Titled Study for Worn Out, it depicts an old m...

Italy to require all workers to show 'Green Pass' certificate starting Oct. 15

Italy will make it mandatory for all workers to have a COVID-19 health certificate either to show proof of vaccination, a negative test or recovery from the virus. This includes employees in both the ...

World News: CSTO urges global community to increase humanitarian aid to Afghanistan

Let's take a look at what's going on in 'The World Now'. The Collective Security Treaty Organization, an intergovernmental military alliance in Eurasia that consists of selected post-Soviet sta...

U.S. FDA's vaccine advisory panel to vote on Friday on booster shots for general public

In the U.S., the debate on COVID-19 booster shots will reach its conclusion on Friday as the FDA's vaccine advisory panel is set to vote on whether to approve the shot for most Americans. The scient...

IAEA expects world nuclear generating capacity to double to 792 gigawatts by 2050

The International Atomic Energy Agency on Thursday revised up its projection of the potential growth of nuclear power capacity for electricity generation, in the agency's first revision in ten years. ...

China files application to join CPTPP to further cement its leadership role in global trade

China has applied to join the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership, a move aimed at further cementing its leadership role in global trade. Beijing's commerce minist...

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