How the Emirates protect workers amid coronavirus
The United Arab Emirates represents a worldwide model in protecting workers during the pandemic of COVID-19. Abu Dhabi Health Services
WHO reports “COVID-19 may never go away”, Indicates long-term impact on Mental Health
World Health Organization has cautioned that coronavirus pandemic “may never go away”. The WHO experts indicated that the pandemic caused
The covid-19 is changing modern geopolitics, from oil to the future
The real competition of the future is polarizing around the search for the Covid-19 vaccine. It will revolve around biotechnology,
Should EU treat coronavirus as the new normal?
Europe is desperate to get its tourism industry back into action. But the pandemic is not stopping itself from spreading.
UAE made great efforts to protect workers during Coronavirus pandamic
NCEMA launched the Business Continuity Readiness Guidelines for UAE Organisations aiming to sustain business continuity United Arab Emirates performed great
UAE prefers to work with nations together to defeat pandemic spread
While UAE continues to strive responsibly to keep its economy healthy and people safe, it has shown exemplary sense of
New Zealand supports Taiwan’s participation in the WHO despite China’s opposition
Taiwan is one of the few countries to ‘flatten the curve’ of Covid-19 without a national lockdown. Despite being geographically
UAE extraordinary aid saved millions lives worldwide from COVID-19
For the past several years, the UAE’s global stature in the humanitarian field has grown steadily, enhanced by its generous
Germany Prepares to Ease the Corona Lockdown as European Union Faces Worst Recession
Europe is facing some good and some bad days amidst the coronavirus fight. As the European Union faces the worst
Bangladesh, Malaysia and Myanmar are using the COVID-19 emergency as an excuse to prevent Rohingya entering their countries
The persecution of the Rohingya people continues in Southeast Asia. Last Saturday, the Bangladesh government transferred dozens of Rohingya refugees,
