State Dept. holds Iran talks in Vienna to restore failed 2015 deal
Otherwise, Iran has vowed to erase the recordings, narrowing the window for a diplomatic breakthrough . It will then hand them over to the IAEA if it is granted sanctions relief .

Welcome Uncle Sam To Global Tax Reform
According to Yellen, one of the outcome of an interconnected world has been a 30-year race to the bottom on corporate tax rates. The average corporate income tax rate across 117 nations is 23.85%, according to the Tax Foundation , a think tank.

Biden moving vaccine eligibility date to April 19, official says
The authorized vaccines from Moderna and Pfizer/BioNTech both require two doses, while Johnson & Johnson's is a one-shot vaccine. On Tuesday, President Biden is scheduled to visit the vaccination site at Virginia Theological Seminary in Alexandria, Virginia.

Fort Detrick police kill sailor who wounded two in off-base shooting
The names and ages of the victims and the suspect were not immediately disclosed, the spokesman said. "It's very tragic. Lando said the man who was killed on base was the same person who shot the two people at the business park.

International Monetary Fund forecasts 4pc GDP growth for Pakistan in 2022
The pandemic is expected to "leave smaller scars" than the 2008 financial crisis, due to the unprecedented policy response. The organization now expects the global economy to grow by 6% this year, up from 5.5% forecast in January.

UK to announce new international travel rules
A series of events will start this month, including soccer matches, comedy shows and marathon races. The government said today it won't lift the travel ban before May 17 - and maybe later.

Biden says no evidence higher corporate taxes will drive companies overseas
That would not prevent the government from later pushing other aspects of its plan with a partisan vision, he added. Despite his promise, Biden said after Easter break he will meet with lawmakers to push the plan forward.

Australia and New Zealand announce travel bubble starts from April
Returning New Zealand residents would be required to undergo 14 days in hotel quarantine, at their own expense. Ms Ardern called the bubble a "world-first" arrangement.

Newtownabbey: Petrol bombs and bricks launched at PSNI
Petrol bombs and bricks were thrown at officers in loyalist areas in Newtownabbey and Carrickfergus on Easter Sunday night. Fifteen officers were injured in Belfast, while 12 officers were hurt in Derry after being targeted by mainly young people.

India's daily Covid-19 cases soar past 100000 for first time
It was suggested that daily performance analysis should be shared with States and UTs as feedback for corrective actions. The country is only the second - after the United States - to record so many new cases in one day.

Florida governor declares state of emergency amid fears of reservoir collapse
The Center for Biological Diversity national conservation group called for the US Environmental Protection Agency to step in. Hopes says that if the pond collapses, there is a risk it could destabilise the walls of other areas in the plant.

USA halts AstraZeneca’s Covid-19 vaccine production at Baltimore plant
The New York Times had reported that Emergent employees mixed up J&J's and AstraZeneca's vaccines. Had this portion of ingredients been approved it would have contributed to vaccine production.

Florida works to avoid 'catastrophic' pond collapse
Hopes said he could not rule out that a full breach could destabilize the walls of the other ponds at the Piney Point site. There are at least 70 gypsum stacks in the U.S. and about 27 in Florida, mostly in the region of west-central Florida.

Arab states voice support for major security sweep in Jordan
Safadi, who also holds the title of the deputy prime minister, did not specify which countries were involved in the alleged plot . The COVID-19 pandemic has dealt a severe blow to Jordan's economy, pushing unemployment to record levels and deepening poverty.

Jordan in security sweep, king`s half-brother put under house arrest
The country's powerful intelligence agency has gained extra powers since the pandemic began, drawing criticism from rights groups. The move is thought to follow a visit by the prince to tribal leaders, where he is said to have garnered some support.