Ups and downs in the career of Russian Defense Minister Shoigu
Nick John Mr. Shoigu used to be a construction engineer and rose through the ranks in politics before being chosen by President Putin to be Russia's Defense Minister for 12 years.
How countries organize Euro amid Covid-19
After a year of postponement due to Covid-19, the Euro was held in 10 countries instead of one, with a limited number of spectators and strict epidemic prevention measures.
Pressure from natural disasters weighs heavily on China after Covid-19
When the Chinese people were recovering from the Covid-19 crisis, serious floods struck again.
Delta mutation unleashes Covid-19 New York nightmare
Last month, Covid-19 seemed to recede in New York with crowded restaurants, but the Delta mutation brought back memories of last year's tragedy.
Lessons to avoid the disaster of lack of oxygen in poor districts of India
As Indian cities and towns ran into severe oxygen shortages, one rural district avoided a crisis thanks to extreme vigilance.
Brazil is at risk of becoming an ‘incubator’ for nCoV mutations
As many Brazilians continued to party, an official warned that there were `no ICU beds for people's parents, aunts, sons, or girlfriends`.
Korea ‘between two waters’ with Covid-19
People want to apply strict measures to prevent the wave of Covid-19 infection, but the President and Korean small businesses oppose.
American hospitals race against Covid-19
Dr. John Marshall, with an N95 mask tied tightly to his face, rushed to the emergency department to check on the care of Covid-19 patients.
Vaccine passport – a distant dream in Western Europe, a near dream in China
China deploys a `Covid-19 vaccine passport` system that allows free movement after vaccination, while many countries still debate this issue.
The spinning wheels of Chinese technology engineers
The work schedule from 9am to 9pm 6 days a week makes Chinese technology workers often stressed and tired.