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UAE to invest $10bn in Indonesia’s new sovereign wealth fund
The funds will be used for infrastructure, tourism, agriculture and other 'strategic sectors', UAE's state news said.
Nigeria’s booming kidnap-for-ransom enterprise threatens security
Since December 2020, a total of 769 students have been taken in at least five school kidnappings in northern Nigeria.
With most deaths in Europe, UK marks COVID lockdown anniversary
The UK has seen more than 126,000 coronavirus-related deaths - the fifth-highest toll worldwide.
What’s behind the Saudi ceasefire proposal in Yemen?
Ceasefire agreements between Houthis and Saudi coalition have rarely held up in deadlocked six-year conflict in Yemen.
Deepen trade with Turkey but ready sanctions, EU report says
Offer of closer economic ties mixed with threats reflects complex relationship between Turkey and the bloc.
Czech Roma women forcibly sterilised a step closer to reparations
Cautious optimism among victims as Czech MPs approve bill that would allow them to seek reparations.
Ethiopia PM admits Eritrean soldiers entered Tigray region
Ethiopian PM Abiy Ahmed's remarks come as concern continues to grow over the humanitarian situation in Tigray.
UN rights office gets mandate to document Sri Lanka war crimes
The resolution received 22 votes in favour and 11 against, including China and Pakistan, and 14 abstentions.
Blinken pledges to ‘revitalise’ NATO, cooperation on Afghanistan
On US secretary of state's first visit to NATO headquarters, he will also warn Germany about Nord Stream 2 pipeline.
‘I don’t feel safe’: Asians in the UK reflect on a year of hatred
A year since the UK went into its first lockdown, anti-Asian hatred is still on the rise.
Belize national football team briefly held by gunmen in Haiti
The team visiting for a World Cup 2022 qualifier have now safely reached their hotel, the country's football body said.
Polish writer charged for calling Trump-allied president ‘moron’
Jakub Zulczyk charged with insulting Andrzej Duda over his comments on Biden and the US election outcome.
Environmental activist Carlos Cerros killed in Honduras
Cerros, a representative of the Indigenous Lenca people, shot dead in the street near the city of San Antonio.
Hit with Western sanctions, China, Russia push for UN summit
Beijing and Moscow, accused of human rights abuses, accuse US and Europe of interfering in their domestic affairs.
Bangladesh probes deadly fire at Rohingya camp, 400 missing
Officials investigate cause of massive fire - the worst since 2017 - that killed 15 and displaced tens of thousands.
US officials question AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine trial results
The data was meant to pave the way for the shot's approval in the US, but officials say it may include 'outdated' info.
Weaponisation of aid contributes to death of Yemenis
People in Yemen are not just dying, they are being left to die.
Pakistan marks 81 years since independence resolution
1940 resolution called for all Indian states where Muslims were in majority to be grouped into an 'independent state'.
Twitter boss Jack Dorsey’s first tweet sells for $2.9m
The tweet was sold as a non-fungible token, unique digital assets that are growing rapidly in popularity.
Claudio Tamburrini: The goalkeeper who escaped from prison
The story of a footballer arrested by Argentine secret police in 1977 and tortured before escaping to Sweden.
Chinese search giant Baidu’s shares stage muted Hong Kong debut
Baidu is the latest US-listed Chinese firm to seek a Hong Kong listing as it invests heavily in artificial intelligence.
Sex acts filmed in Australia’s parliament rock Morrison’s gov’t
News outlets say male staff set up a Facebook group to share images and video of sex acts performed in Parliament.
Fleeing Myanmar: ‘We defied orders to kill anti-coup protesters’
Raising a three-finger salute, a symbol of resistance, Myanmar police officers recount escape to India after the coup.
Israel votes in fourth election in two years
During Israel's 72-year history, no single party list of candidates has been able to form a governing majority.
Timeline: Major US mass shootings in the past decade
A list of major mass shootings in the United States in recent history.
US city of Evanston to pay reparation to Black residents
Evanston votes in favour of payments to Black residents as a form of reparations for housing discrimination.
Thousands of Rohingya homes burn as fire sweeps Bangladesh camps
Hundreds of shanties gutted, leaving thousands homeless, as devastating fire races through the sprawling camps.
More evacuations amid ‘catastrophic’ floods in eastern Australia
Authorities extend flood and severe weather warnings to more areas, send helicopters to rescue stranded people.
New Zealand gov’t tackles property speculators with new rules
The move comes as surging property prices keep homes out of reach of first-time buyers and people on lower incomes.
India, Pakistan hold water-sharing talks amid thaw in frozen ties
In a further sign of rapprochement, the rivals to hold the first meeting in three years on rights to Indus River water.
Car bomb, corruption, COVID: ‘Sordid’ drama rocks India’s Mumbai
Claims of graft, a suspicious death and a bomb threat against India's richest man has transfixed the media for weeks.
US climate adviser meets energy industry to align climate goals
Oil and gas industry representatives and White House officials discussed emissions and plans to decarbonise the economy.
US mulls $4 trillion jobs, infrastructure spending plan: Report
Raising taxes on companies and the wealthy will be central to funding the package, sources tell Reuters.
Syrian refugees tortured in Lebanon: Amnesty report
Lebanese military intelligence officers committed violations against Syrian refugees including torture, Amnesty says.
Myanmar activists hold candle-lit vigil as US targets army unit
At least eight people, including a 15-year-old boy, were reportedly killed in Myanmar's second city of Mandalay.
US economy healing but not fully recovered: Federal Reserve chief
Jerome Powell says 'elevated' unemployment rate of 6.2% 'underestimates the shortfall', underscoring stimulus policies.
Germany to extend COVID-19 curbs, impose Easter lockdown
Chancellor Angela Merkel announces new measures after marathon talks with state premiers over coronavirus surge.
Photos of crowded US detention centres put pressure on Biden
Images show people packed together in border detention centres as they wait for documents to be processed.
US: 10 killed at Boulder supermarket shooting, suspect arrested
Authorities say victims included a police officer and say they do not have details on the killer's motive.
Atlanta shooting suspect faces ‘malice murder’ charge
Suspect faces malice murder and aggravated assault charges as calls to stem anti-Asian hate grow after deadly attacks.
US Senate confirms Walsh, former union leader, as labor secretary
With vote, Senate completes confirmation of Joe Biden's cabinet nominees to lead 15 key US executive agencies.
Brazil CEOs and economists blast Bolsonaro’s COVID response
President Bolsonaro says he is still not convinced by COVID lockdowns as cases soar in Latin America's largest country.
‘Grotesque’: Producers urged to overcome vaccine inequity
WHO head says vaccine makers should follow AstraZeneca's lead and license technology to other manufacturers.
‘Highly volatile’: Powell’s not-so-cryptic warning on Bitcoin
'Not really useful as a store of value' or a means of payment, US Fed chair said of Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies.
Bulgaria expels two Russian diplomats for suspected espionage
Foreign ministry says diplomats declared 'persona non grata' and given 72 hours to leave the EU and NATO member.
Photos show US border facility crowded with migrant children
A Democratic congressman released pictures of the facility, as the Biden administration draws criticism.
As US debates DC statehood, advocates see possibilities ahead
DC Mayor Bowser, advocates, say statehood a matter of equality, security; Republicans say it will give Dems more power.
In Pictures: African leaders pay tribute to Tanzania’s Magufuli
Presidents of South Africa, DRC, Kenya, Zimbabwe, Zambia, Botswana, Mozambique and Malawi among those attending service.
Gunmen on motorbikes raid Niger villages, kill at least 137
Newly elected President Mohamed Bazoum denounces 'barbaric' attacks in border region near Mali.
Tesla jumps 6% as Ark Invest predicts $3,000 stock price by 2025
The asset management firm run by Cathie Wood also said Tesla's electric vehicle revenue could reach $367bn by 2025.
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