COVID-19
Gandhi Jayanti celebration returns to China's Chaoyang park
After a two-year Covid-induced hiatus, Gandhi Jayanti celebrations returned to China's sprawling Chaoyang Park here as it resonated with the recitation of his famous quotes by Chinese school children and his bhajans by members of the Indian diaspora.Gandhi Jayanti is celebrated every year at the picturesque Chaoyang Park in Beijing ever since the statue of Gandhi, sculpted by acclaimed sculptor Yuan Xikun, was installed in 2005.
Inside ERs at a breaking point, staff provide care while juggling shortages and closures
News/Health: Many doctors and nurses across Canada have been calling for help for months, as the COVID-19 pandemic overwhelmed resources that they say were already stretched, and has led to an unparalleled wave of staff shortages that they say has now reached a breaking point.
Inside ERs at a breaking point, staff provide care while juggling shortages and closures
News/Health: Many doctors and nurses across Canada have been calling for help for months, as the COVID-19 pandemic overwhelmed resources that they say were already stretched, and has led to an unparalleled wave of staff shortages that they say has now reached a breaking point.
Inside ERs at a breaking point, staff provide care while juggling shortages and closures
News/Health: Many doctors and nurses across Canada have been calling for help for months, as the COVID-19 pandemic overwhelmed resources that they say were already stretched, and has led to an unparalleled wave of staff shortages that they say has now reached a breaking point.
Explained | What the Communist Party Congress means for China
World: What are the three broad objectives on the agenda? Will there be any changes in policy and leadership? Will Xi Jinping further consolidate power? Will the Congress lead to a lift of the stringent ‘zero-COVID’ policy and begin to finally consider an exit strategy?
Opinion: The staggering toll of this constant state of emergency
Across the world, mental health is having a moment, in large part courtesy of the Covid-19 pandemic. Never before have we focused so much on emotional well-being. Months of isolation, fear and remote schooling have changed how we define our health.
Why you still need to tell people if you get COVID
After over two years of living with the SARs-CoV-2 virus, many scientists have come to the fore and suggested that the pandemic may be finally coming to an end. Even though new variants continue to emerge, experts are of the opinion that the virus is unlikely to take a severe turn.
Amid global turmoil, superyachts are selling more than ever. Here's why
The world is in turmoil. The specter of global conflict lurks on the horizon. Energy prices are putting the squeeze on millions. Covid lingers. But in Monaco, at the yachting world's most glamorous event, it's business as usual.
