The European Union has denounced the decision by China’s parliament to pass national security legislation for the former British colony of Hong Kong despite an international outcry. Sweden said on Monday it supported Franco-German efforts for a robust response to China’s new security law on Hong Kong, joining Denmark and the Netherlands in pushing the European Union to consider countermeasures on…
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With a record single-day surge of 34,956 cases, India’s COVID-19 tally zoomed past 10 lakh on Friday, just three days after it crossed the nine-lakh mark, according to the Union health ministry data. The total coronavirus caseload in the country surged to 10,03,832, while death toll mounted to 25,602 with the highest number of 687 fatalities recorded in a day,…
View More INDIA CROSSES 1 MILLION CORONAVIRUS CASES: INDIA BECOMES 3RD COUNTRY TO CROSS 1 MILLION COVID-19 CASES
Dolce and Gabbana (D&G), the luxury Italian fashion house, Wednesday became one of the first to hold a ‘physical fashion week’ in today’s turbulent Coronavirus times.Etro, an older Italian retail brand, beat D&G by a day to be the first-ever fashion brand to hold a physical fashion show, at the ongoing Milan Fashion Week. An operatic pop trio belted out…
View More D&G Holds Physical Catwalk After Etro An Italian Retail Brand In Coronavirus Times
Among other applications, machine learning algorithms can accurately predict inventory demand, reducing waste, and unsold inventory costs. In short, AI for fashion is changing the way fashion companies design and manufacture their products and the way they are marketed and shipped to customers. According to the report, The artificial intelligence in the fashion market in Europe is expected to grow…
View More Artificial Intelligence In Fashion Market In Europe Is Expected To Reach US$ 933.9 Million By 2027
Finland lifts on Monday restrictions on trips to almost 20 European countries imposed amid the coronavirus pandemic, the government reports. According to the government, the countries where it will be possible to travel without restrictions are Austria, Andorra, Belgium, Greece, Italy, Cyprus, Slovakia, Switzerland and others. The current epidemiological situation in these countries is the criterion for lifting restrictions –…
View More Finland reopens borders for trips to almost 20 European countries
Australia is seeing a new surge in coronavirus cases. The chief health officer for Victoria state, where the city of Melbourne is located, announced 270 new cases on Tuesday, following an increase of 177 on Monday. Brett Sutton said 28 of the new cases had been linked to a known outbreak but that the rest were still being investigated. Last…
View More Australia Struggles With New Surge In Covid-19 Cases
On Tuesday morning, at home under virus lockdown in Melbourne, historian Jenny Hocking finally laid eyes on the secret letters she had fought for years to see. The scans on her screen were 45-year-old correspondence between the Queen and her representative in Australia, Governor-General Sir John Kerr, during a time of political tumult. Specifically, the 1975 sacking of Prime Minister…
View More Palace letters” hidden away in Australia’s national archives reveal Queen’s thoughts on Charles as governor-general
Kelly Preston death: John Travolta’s wife Kelly Preston has passed away after a two-year battle with cancer. She was 57. Kelly Preston was 57. Hollywood actor and John Travolta’s wife Kelly Preston has passed away after a two-year battle with breast cancer. She was 57. Travolta took to Instagram to share the news. He wrote, “It is with a very heavy…
View More Kelly Preston, actor and wife of John Travolta dies of Breast cancer
Canada on Tuesday said it would make it easier for foreign students to study online from abroad and to qualify for a work permit after graduation amid strict border closures to curb the spread of COVID-19. The changes come after Canada ramped up approvals of new study permits for foreign students in May, even though the country’s borders remain closed…
View More CANADA RELAXES RULES TO HELP FOREIGN STUDENTS ENROLL AMID CORONAVIRUS RESTRICTIONS
In a sweeping turn of events, the UK government has banned Huawei from providing 5G infrastructure equipment to local carriers. Effective after December 31, British telecom operators will no longer be allowed to buy or use Huawei 5G components in their next-gen networks. The decision was signed off by Prime Minister Boris Johnson during a meeting with the National Security…
View More Huawei 5G network equipment banned in the UK effective December 31