By the end of May, the total number of coronavirus cases in Pakistan almost reached 70,000 with more than 1500 casualties. Unfortunately, the government is keeping to itself the reasons why the graph has risen so steeply over the last few weeks and is not sharing the conclusions with the public.
The United States faces an historic crisis that threatens to destablise the nation’s fabric and potentially reignite coronavirus outbreaks
The international community has rallied to support open research and science to fight Covid-19
The EU Executive Committee tabled a major Covid-19 recovery fund dubbed “Next Generation EU” worth an unprecedented €750bn; however, not every state is keen on the plan
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By the end of May, the total number of coronavirus cases in Pakistan almost reached 70,000 with more than 1500 casualties. Unfortunately, the government is keeping to itself the reasons why the graph has risen so steeply over the last few weeks and is not sharing the conclusions with the public.
The United States faces an historic crisis that threatens to destablise the nation’s fabric and potentially reignite coronavirus outbreaks
The international community has rallied to support open research and science to fight Covid-19
The EU Executive Committee tabled a major Covid-19 recovery fund dubbed “Next Generation EU” worth an unprecedented €750bn; however, not every state is keen on the plan
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Researchers claim the test will confirm a COVID 19 infection just from analysing the tell-tale sound waves of people’s voices
WHJ Editor Sarah Cartledge speaks to Professor Sir Gordon Duff, Principal of St Hilda's College Oxford and Pro Vice-Chancellor at Oxford University, about the importance of UK strengths in the fight against Covid-19.
“Global solidarity with Africa is an imperative - now, and for recovering better,” says UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres
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By the end of May, the total number of coronavirus cases in Pakistan almost reached 70,000 with more than 1500 casualties. Unfortunately, the government is keeping to itself the reasons why the graph has risen so steeply over the last few weeks and is not sharing the conclusions with the public.
The United States faces an historic crisis that threatens to destablise the nation’s fabric and potentially reignite coronavirus outbreaks
The EU Executive Committee tabled a major Covid-19 recovery fund dubbed “Next Generation EU” worth an unprecedented €750bn; however, not every state is keen on the plan
Researchers claim the test will confirm a COVID 19 infection just from analysing the tell-tale sound waves of people’s voices
WHJ Editor Sarah Cartledge speaks to Professor Sir Gordon Duff, Principal of St Hilda's College Oxford and Pro Vice-Chancellor at Oxford University, about the importance of UK strengths in the fight against Covid-19.
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