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Fiji Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama congratulates Arden on election victory and reaffirms Fiji’s commitment to NZ
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World news 'Intermittent COVID-19 outbreaks to hold back US economic growth'The US economy is unlikely to return to its pre-pandemic level of output until late in 2022 as intermittent localized coronavirus outbreaks will hold back growth, a senior Federal Reserve official said.
World news Five people injured after shooting in TexasFive people were injured in a shooting incident Sunday morning in Austin, the capital city of the US state of Texas.
Global Indians Anmol Narang is the first Sikh woman graduate of US Military Academy"I am showing other Sikh Americans that any career path is possible for anyone willing to rise to the challenge," Narang said in a statement released through the coalition.
World news Funeral held in Houston to bid farewell to George FloydThe funeral of African American George Floyd was held in the southern US city of Houston, where he was brought up and spent most of his life, two weeks after his tragic death in police custody in Minneapolis.
Business US economy officially entered recession in FebruaryThe US economy officially entered a recession in February, ending the longest expansion in the country's history, the National Bureau of Economic Research (NBER) said.
New Zealand Photo essay: Thousands march in solidarity with Black Lives MatterThousands of New Zealanders have joined large numbers of Americans in protesting following the killing of Minneapolis man George Floyd
World news Curfew in Washington after protests near White HouseWashington, D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser said on Sunday night she was imposing a citywide curfew amid rising tensions between protesters and police outside the White House over the death of George Floyd
World news US patient receives $840,000 bill for COVID-19 treatmentA high school teacher from the US state of Colorado was shocked to receive a medical bill of $840,000 for his treatment for COVID-19, local media reported.
World news Trump taking unproven drug to ward off coronavirusUS President Donald Trump has said he is taking hydroxychloroquine to ward off coronavirus, even though health officials have warned it may be unsafe.
India US working with India on Covid-19 vaccine project: TrumpLaunching "Operation Warp Speed" to ready a vaccine against Covid-19 by the end of the year, President Donald Trump said on Friday the US was working with India on the project.
World news UK sent 50,000 COVID-19 samples to US for testingThe UK government has admitted sending about 50,000 coronavirus tests to the US last week for processing after "operational issues" in British labs, it was reported on Sunday.
World news Vedic peace prayer recited at White House prayer serviceThe Vedic Shanti Paath derived from the Yajurveda has been recited at the White House during the National Day of Prayer by a pujari from a Swaminarayan temple.
India's Union Ministry of Home Affairs relaxation to OCI, PIO card holders, foreign nationals intending to visit India for any purpose, except tourism
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