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Egypt: Plan made to use tide to refloat ship blocking Suez Canal
New attempt to be made to free vessel as blockage causes huge traffic jam and forces ships to reroute around Africa.
Should vaccine makers give away patents to speed up rollout?
Vaccination is crucial to get a quarter of a billion people who lost their jobs during the pandemic back into work.
N Korea hits Biden’s ‘provocation’, threatens more arms build-up
US president condemns as UN violation Pyongyang's launch of two weapons from its east coast into Sea of Japan.
Over 180 people trapped in Mozambique hotel after ISIL attack
Several people reportedly dead after attack in Palma near a liquified natural gas site in Cabo Delgado province.
‘Day of shame’ for Myanmar armed forces as many protesters killed
Demonstrators across the country shot dead as military government puts on a show to mark annual Armed Forces Day.
Biden suggests creating initiative to rival China’s Belt and Road
US President Joe Biden says he suggested that democratic countries band together to fund infrastructure projects.
Boeing resumes 787 Dreamliner deliveries as inspections continue
Separately, the US FAA decided to independently handle final pre-delivery checks on four 787 jets last week.
Biden says Xi, Putin welcome at White House climate summit
Biden will host world leaders to outline how their countries will reduce carbon emissions to meet a global 2030 goal.
COVID vaccine makers turn their focus to testing children
The first shots are going to adults who are most at risk, but ending the pandemic will require vaccinating kids, too.
Pelosi taps head of DC National Guard to lead House security
Maj Gen William Walker will be the first African American sergeant-at-arms in the House of Representatives.
Biden blasts new Georgia voting laws as civil rights group sue
The new voting restrictions, signed into law on Thursday, are drawing widespread criticism from Democrats across the US.
How will the Suez Canal blockage disrupt global trade?
Experts fear it could take weeks to dislodge container vessel stuck in major shipping lane.
Taliban threatens to target foreign troops if deadline not met
US President Joe Biden on Thursday said it would be hard to withdraw the last US troops by the May 1 deadline.
WHO seeks 10 million COVID jabs for poorer countries
The UN health agency wants all countries to have begun a vaccination campaign within the first 100 days of the year.
Maritime traffic jam grows outside blocked Suez Canal
MV Ever Given has been wedged across the entire canal since Tuesday, shutting the crucial shipping waterway.
‘Stuck in limbo’: Metered asylum seekers stranded in Mexico
Thousands of migrants on informal waitlists have been in limbo in Mexico for months with no clarity on their fates.
France bears ‘overwhelming responsibilities’ over Rwanda genocide
Report concludes there was 'failure' on the part of France over the genocide that saw about 800,000 people slaughtered.
Ivory Coast’s Ouattara names Patrick Achi as prime minister
Patrick Achi served as interim prime minister after his predecessor Hamed Bakayoko was hospitalised with cancer.
Yemen relief groups concerned UN experts report may hurt aid work
Charities say a negative UN Panel of Experts’ report will disrupt humanitarian aid flow in Yemen as desperation deepens.
Rerouting: Suez Canal jam sends ripple through global trade
The crisis is buoying natural gas prices in Europe, delaying wind farms in Asia and could soon hit your instant coffee.
Former SNP leader Alex Salmond announces new political party
Former Scottish first minister to launch new political party ahead of upcoming parliamentary elections.
Mask up and save: Some US taxpayers can write off COVID PPE
Taxpayers in the US can write off money spent on personal protective equipment in their tax forms.
Motive in Colorado shooting still unknown: Police chief
Suspect held without bail on 10 counts of murder faces additional charges, Boulder prosecutor says.
Turkish ex-police chiefs convicted over journalist’s murder
Hrant Dink was gunned down in Istanbul in broad daylight outside his Agos newspaper’s office in 2007.
Democratic agenda stalls in Congress despite majority control
Democrats hold levers of power in the White House and Congress but see most of their agenda blocked in the Senate.
US consumer spending and incomes fall, but rebound is expected
Both consumer spending and personal incomes are expected to rebound in March as Americans receive stimulus cheques.
India tells overseas vaccine buyers it must prioritise local need
India's health minister says the country is expanding its vaccination campaign to battle surging COVID cases.
US Amazon workers’ union push draws global attention
A warehouse in a suburb of Birmingham, Alabama could become the first unionised Amazon facility in the United States.
Sudan to access $2BN in World Bank grants after settling debts
The arrears, dating back to the days of President Omar al-Bashir, were cleared via a $1.15bn bridge loan from the US.
Norway extends AstraZeneca vaccine suspension for 3 weeks
Norway delays decision on resuming use of AstraZeneca coronavirus vaccine as it investigates several blood clots.
Taiwan reports largest ever incursion by Chinese air force
Taiwan's defence ministry says air force deployed missiles to 'monitor' incursion amid rising tensions with Beijing.
NFT craze: Why are non-fungible tokens all the rage?
Explaining the popularity of digital art with ownership recorded on blockchain and purchased in cryptocurrency.
NYC council passes bill to limit ‘qualified immunity’ for police
Police reform advocates have targeted such policies, which make it more difficult to sue a police officer.
WeWork revives plans to go public, this time with a SPAC deal
Valued as high as $47bn two years ago, WeWork will try to go public again through a SPAC merger that values it at $9bn.
Vaccine row escalates as France accuses UK of ‘blackmail’
Latest EU-UK row centres on an AstraZeneca plant in the Netherlands, which the UK claims as part of its supply chain.
UK’s vaccine rollout prevented 6,100 deaths in 12 weeks: Study
From December until late February, thousands of deaths were avoided among the elderly, says PHE.
Doubts simmer over EU plan to fund new refugee camps in Greece
The bloc is set to announce a 250-million euro investment, but rights groups say the sites may not help those in need.
Fed-up employees, NFT land grab, and Prince Harry’s unicorn
We gather numbers to know from the week’s biggest economic news stories so you can impress yourself and your friends.
Virtual land and spaceships: NFTs and the new crypto frontier
A new twist on the American dream is taking root in virtual worlds, where investors buy parcels of land.
Football star Thierry Henry to quit social media over racism
Sportsman calls on social media giants to address 'toxic' anonymous account holders.
‘Warrior women together’: Mothers of the Black trans family
Activist LaSaia Wade is combating systemic inequality in the LGBTQ community by following in her role model’s footsteps.
US: Dominion Voting sues Fox News for defamation
The voting systems company says it was subject of a misinformation campaign by Trump and allies over the 2020 election.
Indian farmers block railways, roads to mark 4 months of protests
Farmers squat on railway tracks and roads across India to mark months of protests against new farm laws.
Egypt: Head on train collision kills at least 30
More than 60 others injured after two trains collide north of Sohag city, health ministry says.
Six years on, peace remains elusive for Yemen
On its sixth anniversary, Yemen's devastating conflict is still continuing at full force.
Brazil’s COVID deaths ‘biggest genocide in our history’: Lula
Ex-president hits out at President Bolsonaro, saying the country will not withstand COVID if 'he continues to govern'.
Virus variants point to need to scale manufacturing
New realities are imposing themselves, demanding different approaches to disease surveillance and vaccine development.
UK debates Prophet Muhammad caricatures after teacher suspended
Batley Grammar School apologised after a teacher showed students the images, a move which has split opinion.
Afonsinho: Brazil midfielder who fought for labour rights
A Brazilian footballer's battle for greater freedom to change clubs sparked reforms benefitting generations of players.
Mexico ramps up vaccinations as COVID deaths top 200,000
Experts believe the actual death toll is 100,000 deaths higher, but is unknown due to extremely low rate of testing.
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