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China’s Covid outbreak driven by existing strains: Survey

  Bloomberg The Covid-19 outbreak that’s hitting China is being caused by strains of the virus that have already circled the world, with no signs yet of significant new mutations emerging, according to officials at a global consortium that’s tracking the pandemic. Chinese authorities submitted 25 new genetic samples from Beijing, Inner Mongolia and Guangzhou taken in the past month ...

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South Korea approves $499b budget

  Bloomberg South Korea’s parliament approved a 2023 budget that reflects a more rigorous fiscal approach from the new government as it tries to position the nation to address rising economic risks. The 639 trillion won ($499 billion) fiscal blueprint passed represents efforts by officials under President Yoon Suk Yeol to reduce South Korea’s debt dependence and wean the economy ...

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Absence of talks to stop war is not Moscow’s fault: Putin

Bloomberg With Russia’s invasion now into its 11th month, President Vladimir Putin said the absence of talks to stop the war is not Moscow’s fault. “It’s not we who refuse negotiations, but they,” Putin said in a TV interview. Russia is prepared to discuss “acceptable outcomes,” he added. Air alerts sounded across Ukraine after Russian fighter jets, including one capable ...

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