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The Flemish nationalist party NV-A and the Francophone liberal party MR want to end Belgium's coronavirus curfew. In Brussels the curfew starts in the evening at 10PM, in the rest of the country at midnight. The Belgian government decided to keep the curfew, but to allow people to meet in groups of up to 10 persons in open air, starting Monday. There is disagreement on when to end the curfew.

The outlets "spread many types of disinformation, including about both the Pfizer and Moderna vaccines," along with other issues.

From managing the stage, food and security to sharing tales of their struggles, and significance of taking part in the farmers' agitation, thousands of women farmers, students and activists will take over key roles at the Singhu, Tikri and Ghazipur protest sites at Delhi's borders on International Women's Day on Monday.

Marta Lempart, one of the leaders of Poland's anti-abortion ban protests, has accused police of breaking the law on freedom of assembly on the direct orders of Polish ruling party chairman, Jarosław Kaczyński. "Policemen are breaking the law, stopping people, ID-ing them illegal, beating them. They're breaking the law on Kaczyński's orders and they will be held accountable for it," she told Polish news agency Onet.pl on Sunday.

‘If he contributed to any part of the mortgage payments, could he claim he contributed to the (increased) value of the property, asking for money if/when it is sold?’

68-year-old Chennai man lures minor children with chocolates, forces them to watch porn

She also said the central government authorities are “very sincere and very committed in trying to move towards the objective of universal suffrage,” which was promised to Hong Kong under the Basic Law.

To open 12-15 new stores at an investment of ₹7-10 crore per store

Dubai [UAE], March 8 (ANI): On the occasion of International Women's Day, the International Cricket Council (ICC) on Monday announced the expansion of women's cricket events post the 2023 cycle. More

13,000 people in the age group 60-69 were invited to get vaccinated with the AstraZeneca vaccine in Tallinn and Tartu over the weekend, but since there are hiccups in the eesti.ee notification system, more than half of the designated time slots for vaccinations were left unused.

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BORIS Johnson's roadmap out of lockdown swings into full force today, as children prepare to go back to school in England.

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Mental health and race revelations in joint interview with Prince Harry pile pressure on royal family

In a heart-rending post on Facebook his mum Summer Smith said her son had been threatened by the same group of boys and had been left scared to go to school

From birdwatching in Costa Rica to gorilla trekking in Rwanda, these animal-friendly itineraries connect travelers with nature.

The company has launched a number of initiatives to attract more women applicants including waiving off application fee at the time of recruitment for women employees.

Nelias Shiri, Chronicle Reporter A 10-year-old girl from Dite area in Beitbridge, Matabeleland South reportedly drowned while swimming with friends in Rukange River. Police identified the deceased as

MEGHAN Markle has said “everything changed” after a confrontation with Kate Middleton over the bridesmaid dresses in the lead up to her wedding. The Duchess of Sussex said she had been the one left in tears – saying it had been difficult to see a “narrative that didn’t happen” surface six months after the ceremony. […]

Barcelona members elected Joan Laporta as club president on Sunday, turning to the man who oversaw one of their most successful periods to lead them out of an institutional and financial crisis.

TOBACCO ROAD BEATDOWN: Duke men's basketball toppled by North Carolina to close regular season Duke Chronicle

Oprah Winfrey's interview with Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, the duke and duchess of Sussex, aired in the wee small hours of Monday morning in Britain. But the British press, one of the two institutions that came out poorly — along with the British royal family — stayed awake for the tightly held interview. Their headlines steered away from the media criticism and focused on the allegations of dysfunction and, above all, racism at Buckingham Palace.

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