EU and US may team up to find source of coronavirus
At the upcoming G7 meeting, the countries intend to join forces at the official level to find the source of COVID-19
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Trump and Obama simultaneously became the heroes of loud news headlines
Ex-presidents have appeared on the front pages of newspapers for various reasons.
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Colombia’s Sports Minister joins WADA Executive Committee
Colombian Sports Minister Ernesto Lucena Barrero has been confirmed as a member of the Executive Committee of the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA), according to the WADA website.
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France to give US another Statue of Liberty
France has decided to give America the “little sister” of the famous New York Statue of Liberty, which is soon to go to the United States.
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What is Anonymous and why did it declare war on Elon Musk
Elon Musk was attacked by a group of hackers-activists Anonymous because of his statements about the cryptocurrency, according to the portal Business Insider.
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In France, Google was fined 220 million euros
France’s antitrust regulator has fined Google 220 million euros, the service said in a statement.
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Elizabeth II invited Joe Biden to Windsor Castle
Queen Elizabeth II of Great Britain invited US President Joe Biden and his wife Jill to Windsor Castle.
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Ex-girlfriend of Marilyn Manson accused the musician of rape
The former girlfriend of American singer Marilyn Manson went to court, accusing the musician of violence and saying that he showed her a video that made her fear for her life, TMZ reported, citing a lawsuit that fell into his possession.
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China evaluates US plans to publish report on COVID-19 origin
The US intention to publish a report on the origin of COVID-19 is a political game and an attempt to blame others, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Zhao Lijian said.
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Facebook will stop deleting posts about the artificial origin of COVID-19
Facebook will no longer remove posts that claim to be artificially derived from the new coronavirus, its spokesperson ABC News report.
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