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A cyclist wearing a protective mask rides past the closed ANZ Stadium during a partial lockdown imposed due to the coronavirus in Sydney, Australia. | Photographer: Brendon Thorne | Bloomberg

Australia’s Covid flare up shows govts are running out of options to stem the virus tide

Angus Whitley -
A road sign directs people to a drive-in Covid-19 testing site set up at the Melbourne Show Grounds in Melbourne | Photographer: Carla Gottgens | Bloomberg

Australia sets daily record for Covid infections as Melbourne struggles to contain virus

Jason Scott -
A pedestrian walks through Martin Place in Sydney, Australia. | Photographer: Brendon Thorne | Bloomberg

Sydney declared Covid hotspot, Queensland bans visitors from the Australian city

Jason Scott -
A cyclist wearing a protective mask rides past the closed ANZ Stadium during a partial lockdown imposed due to the coronavirus in Sydney, Australia. | Photographer: Brendon Thorne | Bloomberg

After Melbourne, Sydney has new Covid hotspots as Australia’s infections cross 10,000

Jason Scott -
A road sign directs people to a drive-in Covid-19 testing site set up at the Melbourne Show Grounds in Melbourne | Photographer: Carla Gottgens | Bloomberg

The mistakes that pushed Melbourne back into lockdown

Jason Scott -
Australian Defence Force gather information and conduct temperature checks at a drive-in Covid-19 testing site set up at the Melbourne Show Grounds in Melbourne | Photographer: Carla Gottgens/Bloomberg

Melbourne to be locked down for 6 weeks to prevent a second wave of Covid infections

Jason Scott -
Police officers attempt to disperse crowds during a protest in Hong Kong

Warrant-less search, net surveillance, property seizure – Hong Kong cops get sweeping powers

Natalie Lung -
A cyclist wearing a protective mask rides past the closed ANZ Stadium during a partial lockdown imposed due to the coronavirus in Sydney, Australia. | Photographer: Brendon Thorne | Bloomberg

Australia’s most-populous states to close shared border as Covid cases spike

Jason Scott -
Australian Defence Force gather information and conduct temperature checks at a drive-in Covid-19 testing site set up at the Melbourne Show Grounds in Melbourne | Photographer: Carla Gottgens/Bloomberg

Staff shortage, visitors allowed: Australia probes lapses at Melbourne quarantine hotels

Jason Scott -
People walk and ride along the beach at Brighton on May 13, 2020 in Melbourne, Australia. COVID-19 restrictions have eased slightly for Victorians in response to Australia's declining coronavirus infection rate. | Photo by Daniel Pockett | Getty Images | Bloomberg

Victoria, home state to Melbourne, faces isolation from rest of Australia due to Covid spike

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On Camera

Opinion

The Apple Inc. logo is displayed at one of the company's stores in Hong Kong | Anthony Kwan/Bloomberg

Why nothing can challenge the power of Apple, Amazon and Google

Alex Webb -
EU wants to make sure other companies are allowed to compete with these incumbents but American antitrust law focuses on the interests of the consumer.
File image of Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan | Photo: ANI via Reuters

Pakistan’s new map an opportunity for India. Now, Delhi just needs to play its cards right

Bhoomipujan 2020 is like Balakot 2019, the surgical strike that washes all sins

Economy

Two amazon packages

These are the sweeping changes Amazon India is making for its first Prime Day since Covid

Saritha Rai -
This time, thousands of Amazon employees will coordinate the sale from their homes, and packers, sorters and deliverymen will follow stringent hygiene protocols.

Defence

An army convoy moving towards the Zojilla pass, in Drass, Ladakh on 28 May 2020 | Representational image | ANI

India’s quest for armed drones gets a boost as US looks to ramp up arms sales

Snehesh Alex Philip -
India is now looking at acquiring 6 armed drones from the US instead of the planned mix of 30 armed and non-armed drones. It is also in talks with Israel.

National Interest

Illustration by Soham Sen | ThePrint

Modi govt’s NEP is out of touch with reality, Indian voters want English-medium education

Shekhar Gupta -
State leaders with their ear to the ground, like Nitish, Mamata and Yogi, have shown that the push for native language education is not what voters want.
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