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Disney to reopen California parks a year after COVID closed them
Disneyland and Disney California Adventure Park, which closed on March 14, 2020, are among the last to reopen.
Biden administration faces pressure on immigration amid influx
Republicans say President Joe Biden's new policies on the US-Mexico border are encouraging more migrants to come.
Syria launches COVID vaccine drive as Israel questions swirl
Many in Syria say it is an open secret the vaccine is Russia’s Sputnik V that had been bought by Israel.
Tunisian president in Libya for talks with new unity government
President Kais Saied becomes first head of state to visit Libya after interim administration took power in Tripoli.
Attackers on trucks and motorbikes raid Mali base, kill 33 troops
Attack on military post in Tessit, near border with Burkina Faso and Niger, also left 14 soldiers wounded, army says.
Lebanon: Aid to be disbursed in dollars as Lebanese pound crashes
The EU, UN and World Bank have confirmed a deal to disburse aid in dollars, Reuters news agency reported.
Coinbase pegs valuation at $68bn ahead of landmark listing
The biggest US cryptocurrency exchange says recent private market transactions value the firm at around $68bn.
Biden: Putin is a ‘killer’, Russia to ‘pay’ for election meddling
The statements follow a US intelligence report that linked Putin to a campaign aimed at swinging the US vote.
Sex abuse inquiry: English football failed children for 35 years
'Significant institutional failings for which there is no excuse', says review commissioned by the English FA.
EU envoys agree first China sanctions in three decades: Diplomats
Measures come as bloc accuses China of 'serious human rights violations and abuses' on the Uighur minority.
As Europe looks to summer, EU sets out coronavirus passport plan
While tourism-reliant countries welcome move, others caution the initiative should launch when more are vaccinated.
Climate concerns to crime: Bitcoin’s dark side draws scrutiny
From money laundering and capital flight to its carbon footprint, Bitcoin is falling in the crosshairs of regulators.
US white supremacist propaganda surged in 2020: Report
The Anti-Defamation League says the number of distributed hateful messages more than doubled from 2019.
The US and China: Avoiding a meltdown
The Biden administration is preparing for a Pivot to Asia 2.0, but there is little it can do to stop China rising.
First batch of COVAX-supplied vaccines arrives for Palestinians
A third of the doses have been allocated for the Gaza Strip after vaccines were transferred from Tel Aviv to Ramallah.
Serbia’s vaccine diplomacy in China’s shadow
A large shipment of a Chinese vaccine has helped Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić improve his political fortunes.
Moderna begins testing its COVID-19 vaccine on children
In the first stage, researchers will test various doses of vaccine to see which works best.
US will not take sides on UK-EU Northern Ireland rift: Official
The statement comes ahead of the first meeting between President Joe Biden and Irish Prime Minister Micheal Martin.
Is Biden doing any better for migrant children?
Thousands of children remain in border facilities and federal custody.
UN sounds alarm over COVID deaths of children in South Asia
Pandemic may have indirectly contributed to around 228,000 additional child deaths in 2020, UN report says.
Egypt army razed more than 12,300 buildings in Sinai: HRW
The rights group says demolition of 12,350 buildings in the peninsula between 2013 and 2020 amounted to 'war crimes'.
US says S Korea alliance ‘important’ to counter China, N Korea
Blinken, Austin due to hold talks with their S Korean counterparts on security challenges from Beijing and Pyongyang.
Chile: Alarming rise in COVID cases despite vaccination efforts
Latin American country is in a severe health crisis as ICU units overflow despite successful vaccination run.
Mt Everest-bound Bahraini prince probed over COVID vaccine ‘gift’
Nepal investigates how Sheikh Mohamed Hamad Mohamed Al Khalifa brought 2,000 vaccine doses without prior approval.
‘Death sentence awaits us’: Coup-hit Myanmar officers in India
Dozens of Myanmar police officers and citizens who fled February 1 coup to India now face an uncertain future.
Netherlands vote: Rutte expected to win fourth term as PM
Rutte casts his ballot and rules out a coalition with Geert Wilders' far-right Freedom Party - which may come second.
In Pictures: Braving wolves, landmines, Iraqis hunt for truffles
Iraqi families hunt for truffles, despite harsh conditions and multiple dangers in the desert.
‘Pure terror’: COVID-19 on the front lines of Ukraine’s war
In Europe’s only active war zone, closed borders and a lack of resources are impeding the fight against COVID-19.
UK to spend $1.4bn to cut carbon emissions from industry
UK plans to reach net-zero carbon emissions by 2050 while boosting jobs and repairing economic damage due to COVID-19.
Uber reclassifies its 70,000 UK drivers as workers, grants rights
After landmark court ruling, UK becomes first country where Uber treats drivers as employees eligible for benefits.
Container conundrum: Shippers struggle to meet surging demand
COVID shutdowns threw about 25 million shipping containers off their routes, sending freight rates soaring.
‘A total collapse’: Alarm as COVID deaths mount in Bosnia
The Sarajevo canton has recorded the highest rate of coronavirus cases and deaths in the Western Balkans.
Russia calls US intel report on election meddling ‘baseless’
The report directly linked President Vladimir Putin to attempts to swing the 2020 US election in Donald Trump's favour.
Libya arms embargo ‘totally ineffective’: UN
UN panel of experts says violations of arms embargo are 'extensive, blatant and with complete disregard for sanctions'.
Born rebels: From Rosa Luxemburg to Palestine’s Azza Qasem
How a revolutionary Polish socialist killed in 1919 inspired a Palestinian women's rights activist.
US sanctions 24 Chinese officials over Hong Kong crackdown
US says latest sanctions underscore its 'deep concern' over China's moves to undermine Hong Kong electoral system.
Cuomo should resign if probe proves sexual harassment: Biden
The New York governor has been accused sexually harassing and behaving inappropriately with multiple women.
Iran’s Zarif slams UK ‘hypocrisy’ over nuclear warhead plan
Iran's FM slams UK PM who expressed concern about Iran's nuclear project after announcing to boost nuclear stockpiles.
Tunisian President Saied to visit Libya to back ‘democratic path’
The Tunisian president's visit - the first since 2012 - comes days after unity government was sworn in.
UN team visits remote Bangladesh island where Rohingya relocated
Delegation on three-day visit to Bhasan Char island in Bay of Bengal where Bangladesh moved more than 13,000 refugees.
Blinken to make US’s ‘tough approach’ clear in first China talks
In Alaska talks, US officials will make clear 'deep concerns' about China's actions in Xinjiang, Hong Kong and Taiwan.
Atlanta shootings: Asian women among eight killed at 3 US spas
At least eight killed in three separate incidents in Georgia amid recent spike in hate crimes against Asian Americans.
Banned Chinese firms look to US courts after Xiaomi win: Report
A US court halted Chinese phone maker Xiaomi's inclusion on a list of firms subject to an investment ban.
India reports highest daily rise in COVID cases in three months
Nearly 62 percent of infections in past 24 hours and 46 percent of deaths reported in the western state of Maharashtra.
New Delhi world’s most polluted capital for the third year: Study
Indian capital most polluted for third straight year in 2020, according to a Swiss group that measures air quality.
Taiwan boosts South China Sea deployments, gets submarine nod
Newly appointed Defence Minister Chiu Kuo-cheng says China 'capable of starting a war' and Taiwan must be ready.
Japan court rules same-sex marriage ban ‘unconstitutional’
Landmark decision from Sapporo court seen as major victory for LGBTQ community with other cases pending.
Philippines closes border to foreigners, some citizens over COVID
Country is battling a surge in cases linked to new variants and has imposed curfews and movement restrictions.
‘Desperate need’: PNG to get Australia vaccines amid COVID surge
Australia asks European Union to dive 1 million of its AstraZeneca vaccine doses to PNG, where COVID-19 is straining the health system.
US official warns Congress on troop withdrawal from Afghanistan
John Sopko says removing US troops without peace deal would be 'a disaster', as talks set for later this week in Moscow.
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