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Author Tara Westover on her radical Mormon upbringing, getting into college without schooling, and her bestselling memoir

Author Tara Westover on her radical Mormon upbringing, getting into college without schooling, and her bestselling memoir
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Coronavirus: Hong Kong to lift ban on residents, workers returning from extremely high-risk areas if they hold recognised jabs records

news You are using an older browser version. Please use a supported version for the best MSN experience. Coronavirus: Hong Kong to lift ban on residents, workers returning from extremely high-risk areas if they hold recognised jabs records © SCMP Residents will be able to return but quarantine regulations still apply. Photo: Felix Wong Hong Kong will allow in residents and workers coming from extremely high-risk areas provided they hold a recognised Covid-19 jabs record starting from next week, while unvaccinated students stranded in Britain can also come back home, the Post has learned. A source familiar with the matter said the arrangement for unvaccinated children stuck in Britain, one of eight countries deemed extremely high-risk by the Hong Kong government, was made on compassionate grounds, allowing them to reunite with their families during the summer holiday.

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The Chinese Communist Party has governed for 72 years How did China s longer imperial dynasties fare after the same time?

You are using an older browser version. Please use a supported version for the best MSN experience. The Chinese Communist Party has governed for 72 years. How did China’s longer imperial dynasties fare after the same time? A ceremony celebrating the centenary of the Chinese Communist Party is held at Tiananmen Square on July 1, 2021 in Beijing, China. Photo: VCG via Getty Images The Chinese Communist Party, which recently celebrated its centenary, has governed mainland China for 72 years. While it may seem like a long time, in the contexts of longer-lived imperial dynasties, such as the Han (which lasted 422 years), Tang (289 years), Song (319 years), Ming (276 years) and Qing (268 years), the first seven decades are considered the early period of each dynasty. What was state of the nation like in these early periods?

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Coronavirus: Hong Kong s entry ban relaxation leaves helpers with unrecognised vaccine records on outside looking in

news Coronavirus: Hong Kong’s entry ban relaxation leaves helpers with unrecognised vaccine records on outside looking in Kathleen Magramo, Sammy Heung and Ngai Yeung © SCMP Relaxed rules could open the door for a return to Hong Kong by some in countries labelled extremely high risk – but not all. Photo: Nora Tam Hong Kong s plan to lift entry bans for fully vaccinated residents and work visa holders from extremely high-risk areas will do little to help thousands of domestic helpers whose home countries inoculation records are unrecognised, employment agencies have said. The plan, to be announced and implemented next week, will also allow unvaccinated Hong Kong minors studying in Britain, one of eight countries deemed extremely high-risk for Covid-19 by the local government, to return home for the summer holiday.

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Indonesia s coronavirus crisis will define President Joko Widodo s political legacy as cases surge

news Indonesia’s coronavirus crisis will define President Joko Widodo’s political legacy as cases surge Alexander R. Arifianto © AP A woman sits by the grave of a relative who died of Covid-19 in Jakarta earlier this month. Photo: AP Editor’s note: The opinions in this article are the author’s, as published by our content partner, and do not represent the views of MSN or Microsoft. As Indonesian President Joko Widodo faces mounting criticism for his handling of the coronavirus pandemic, several politicians who could vie to replace him in 2024 have begun distancing themselves from the government s approach.

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