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Boosters for all key to achieving endemic COVID-19 in the U.S.

Shiksha Dev |THE DEN

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's Anthony Fauci said that if an increase in vaccination rates occurs in the country next year, COVID-19 could be reduced to an endemic illness. Experts believe COVID-19 cannot be eradicated and will grow endemic, meaning it will remain in the population to some degree, such as the flu or chickenpox.
China has never taken one inch of land from other countries: Xi tells Biden
Shiksha Dev |THE DEN

Beijing's President Xi Jinping said China has never started a war and does not claim any land from others during his virtual summit with his US counterpart Joe Biden. He also downplayed criticism that Beijing is increasingly assertive over its claims to other countries' territory. “Chinese people have always loved and valued peace. Aggression or hegemony is not in the blood of the Chinese nation,” Xi told Biden.
The US bans entry of Nicaraguan president, officials
Shiksha Dev | THE DEN

Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega, his vice-president wife, and his government were denied entry into the United States after elections that were ruled illegal internationally. As a result of the arrests of 40 opposition figures, including seven potential presidential candidates, before the November 7 election, Ortega and his wife Rosario Murillo were declared victorious.
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Three charts show Covid-19 infections worldwide
Shiksha Dev | THE DEN

Global trends suggest that vaccination campaigns need to be strengthened and high vaccination coverage should be assured, according to WHO Chief Scientist Soumya Swaminathan. According to the health expert, there has been an increase in cases worldwide, particularly in Europe, the Americas, and Western Pacific. Nevertheless, deaths have plateaued at around 50,000 a week, Dr. Swaminathan said.
Climate activists in the UK are jailed for blocking roads
As part of a campaign to raise awareness about climate change, nine British climate change protesters were jailed on Wednesday for violating an injunction. The protests by Insulate Britain, a group calling on the government to insulate millions of homes, have caused long tailbacks and slowed traffic on roads such as the M25 motorway that circles London, angering motorists and politicians.
Shiksha Dev | THE DEN
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