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Bars, restaurants and nightclubs will go back to pre-pandemic hours and face masks will not be mandatory in most places.

Banks may be required to report relationships with people involved in blockades and given authority to freeze accounts.

Prime Minister Trudeau invoked never-before-used measures in response to anti-government trucker protests and blockades.

The UN's food agency warns that higher prices are putting people in developing countries at risk.

US fast-food chains are raising prices to offset paying more for shipping, labour, and commodities like beef and coffee.

Crude has swung wildly this week amid a flurry of reports about the tensions over Ukraine.

Closely watched legal case is first time a US gun manufacturer agrees to pay damages in a mass shooting.

Peter Sloly faced criticism for police's handling of 'occupation' of Canada's capital by anti-government protesters.

New allies stress willingness to deepen relationship as Bennett makes first visit by an Israeli prime minister.

The acquisition will give Intel an edge in the business of producing specialty chips used in cars and mobile devices.

Andrew voices regret for associating with Jeffrey Epstein in court filing announcing settlement for undisclosed amount.

Like other absurdly rich, Musk wants privacy and security for the elite and control and subjugation for the poor.

Ingrid Betancourt says she has what it takes to become Colombia’s first female president, but not everyone agrees.

Russia's president says Western assurances Kyiv will not join NATO military alliance are unsatisfactory.

Malnutrition has reached crisis levels, UNICEF senior official says, calling on the international community to act.

Israeli troops shot 19-year-old Nehad Amin Barghouti in the abdomen during confrontations in Nabi Saeleh near Ramallah.

Moscow has the future of the US-headed transatlantic military alliance in its sights as Kyiv eyes membership.

US producer prices accelerated 9.7 percent in January compared to a year ago.

Fault Lines' Jeremy Young reflects on the twists and turns of Brandon Jackson’s case and how he finally walked free.

WHO says the number of new daily COVID-19 cases more than doubled in six countries in the region in two weeks.

The Spanish fishing vessel with a crew of 24 sank near the eastern coast of Canada, according to media reports.

The gift is one of the largest philanthropic donations in history.

Rayan Oram's death not only united a nation in mourning, but also shed light on the ongoing struggles of the Rif region.

This year has witnessed a sharp spike in the number of strikes by organised labour in Turkey.

Zahi Alawi and Yasser Abu Muailek join five journalists fired from DW's Arabic service for alleged anti-Semitism.

Foreign engagement and military architecture expansion will not bring security and stability to the restive region.

Thousands of Afghans remain stranded, with few signs of action by US President Joe Biden's administration.

Cooperation agreements, memorandums of understanding and protocols were signed during Erdogan's two-day visit to UAE.

The drought in the Horn of Africa could be catastrophic for people and livestock.

Investigators accuse Navalny of stealing more than $4.8m of public donations from the organisations he founded.

Emergency measures were declared in November after rebellious Tigrayan forces threatened to march on Addis Ababa.

The company said it could no longer stand behind annual financial statements it prepared for the Trump Organization.

Experts say the rocket, which will hit the moon's surface on March 4, was built by Beijing and not by Musk's company.

Large sections of Spain are experiencing prolonged drought, with rainfall at one-third of the average in recent years.

Hernandez left office on January 27 with the swearing-in of President Xiomara Castro.

Border patrols from both countries have come under attack in sporadic skirmishes along the roughly 750km-long border.

Carrie Lam says 'scale and speed of the spread of the virus' has overwhelmed authorities.

Families of two men convicted of drug offences were informed of plans to carry out the executions a week ago.

Korea Fair Trade Commission reported to have told carmaker it misrepresented battery specifications in some models.

Some Russian troops in districts adjacent to Ukraine return to their bases in a move that could de-escalate tensions.

Soaring house prices, inequality and corruption are key concerns for voters in March 9 election.

Outlook for sustained recovery clouded by rising raw material costs and spike in Omicron infections.

Canadian protest against COVID-19 restrictions is influencing similar movements around the world.

Fortify Rights says evidence shows military massacred civilians, as it urges ASEAN to support arms embargo on regime.

Batam and Bintan are hoping travel bubble will bring back visitors after collapse of tourism during the pandemic.

Republican leaders vying for Texas governorship trying to 'out-Trump' each other ahead of March 1 vote, observers say.

Ex-Alaska governor accused US newspaper of damaging her reputation in editorial falsely linking her to a mass shooting.

Canada's PM says move aims to support, strengthen law enforcement amid ongoing anti-government blockades and rallies.

Traders are assessing simmering geopolitical tensions over Ukraine and the US Federal Reserve's policy decision.

Regional vote is seen as a test for India's prime minister and his governing BJP party.