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Gojek Founder Jailed in Landmark Indonesian Corruption Verdict

Jakarta— An Indonesian anti-corruption court on Tuesday sentenced Gojek founder and former Education Minister Nadiem Makarim to 10 years in

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Cruise Ships Face Persistent Infection Risks Despite Stricter Health Controls, Experts Say

“Ships aren’t dirty, they are just efficient mixing chambers.” — Dr Vikram Niranjan, University of Limerick Cruise ships remain vulnerable

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OPINION: Why have Arabs done better than the West in handling Coronavirus?

by Shoaib Hussain Saudi Arabia is a monarchy, meaning decisions can be made super fast directly from the King. A