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WHO declares coronavirus mutation in India ‘variant of concern’
UN health agency classifies the coronavirus mutation detected in India as 'a variant of concern at the global level'.
Brazil’s Amazonas state braces for another COVID surge
Health officials in the Brazilian Amazon, still reeling from a health system collapse, fear a third wave is on the way.
Turkey’s foreign minister in Saudi Arabia for talks to mend ties
Trip comes as two countries look to reset relationship strained following 2018 killing of Saudi journalist in Istanbul.
US civil rights groups urge action on caste discrimination
US companies are being forced to grapple with these prejudices as they’re imported with workers from other cultures.
Georgia frees opposition leader Melia after court ruling
Nika Melia's release is seen as a significant step in an EU-backed plan to help end a prolonged political crisis.
In Europe, COVID-19 lockdowns ease as vaccine drives make headway
Months of restrictions are starting to be lifted across the region, but officials have urged continued caution.
Pandemic fuels Venezuela’s worsening child labour crisis
Coronavirus quarantines have boosted the number of children working in Venezuela, child rights activists are warning.
The tripatriate alliance that is destabilisng the Horn of Africa
The common political vision of the leaders of Ethiopia, Eritrea and Somalia threatens to throw the region into turmoil.
India’s COVID battle causes vaccine worries in Africa
Africa 'watching in horror' as India's vicious second COVID wave forces it to halt the export of vaccines.
Ether, Dogecoin gains see Bitcoin’s share of crypto market fall
Gains in Dogecoin, Ether and Binance Coin have seen Bitcoin's share of crypto market fall from nearly 70% to 43%.
Hot commodities: Iron ore surges 10%, copper extends record run
A commodities boom is stoking inflation around the globe and many are betting iron ore and copper could be big winners.
Is guac still extra? Chipotle ups average wage to $15 an hour
The US burrito chain plans to reach that pay level by the end of June and will set hourly starting wages at $11 to $18.
US reverses Trump policy, restores LGBTQ healthcare protections
The policy restores a law signed by the Obama administration protecting LGBTQ people under federal healthcare rules.
Nepal PM loses confidence vote amid surging pandemic
President Bidya Devi Bhandari is expected to ask Oli to lead a temporary caretaker gov't after he loses crucial vote.
Portuguese border guards found guilty over death of Ukrainian man
Ihor Homenyuk was detained at a Lisbon airpot on March 10 last year and died two days later after being beaten.
FBI confirms cyberattack on US pipeline carried out by DarkSide
The cyberattack should serve as a wake-up call to companies about the vulnerabilities they face, experts say.
Palestinians recount violent raid by Israeli forces on Al-Aqsa
Monday was the most violent crackdown yet on Palestinians marking the holy month of Ramadan.
Malaysia’s 1MDB and former unit sue to recover $23bn
Malaysian sovereign wealth fund and a former subsidiary filed 22 lawsuits looking to recover $23bn in assets.
Norway should exclude J&J, AstraZeneca from vaccine scheme: Panel
As it shares advice, gov't-appointed commission says four people with blood clots linked to AstraZeneca had died.
BioNTech: ‘No evidence’ COVID vaccine needs adapting for variants
German company says the shot it developed with US pharmaceutical giant Pfizer does not require modifications for now.
What Ethiopia needs is less, not more, ethno-nationalism
The TPLF, not the Abiy government and its allies, is responsible for the ongoing conflict in Ethiopia.
Iran confirms Saudi talks, but says too early to discuss results
Iran has confirms talks with Saudi Arabia and says its foreign minister may soon head to the UAE.
French court rejects claim in landmark Agent Orange lawsuit
Ruling on the use of the toxic herbicide during the war in Vietnam to be appealed by claimant Tran To Nga.
Greenwashing and fast fashion – Aja Barber and Asad Rehman
Sustainability stylist Aja Barber and social justice activist Asad Rehman on how fashion exposes capitalism’s flaws.
What’s behind the disagreement over COVID-19 vaccine waiver?
EU says US President Joe Biden's proposal on waiving vaccine patents is not practical.
Moon calls for action on N Korea ahead of summit with Biden
Moon Jae-in says he will use his upcoming summit with Joe Biden to push to restart diplomacy with North Korea.
Iraq: Activist murder protests called as Iran consulate targetted
Ihab al-Wazni led protests in the Shia holy city of Karbala where pro-Iran armed groups hold major sway.
France detects 20 cases of Indian COVID variant: Health minister
Despite detection of clusters, Olivier Veran says strain 'not spreading rapidly' and pushes ahead with reopening plan.
Now, fears of a COVID surge in India’s northeast
University of Michigan model predicts spread of cases in Assam occurring as fast as any other place in India.
‘Mumbai model’: Indian city thwarting COVID, slowly but steadily
India's financial capital recorded 2,395 new cases on Sunday, a drop from April average of 7,786. How did that happen?
US: Gunman storms birthday party in Colorado, killing six people
The shooter, whose identity is yet to be revealed, killed six people in Colorado Springs before taking his own life.
India COVID crisis: ‘If I don’t work my children will starve’
A family in Kashmir, whose members cannot read, have struggled to understand the implications of testing positive.
Dutch g’ovt gives $2.4bn in subsidies to fund carbon capture plan
The plan, which starts in 2024, aims to reduce emissions in the industrial cluster surrounding Europe's largest port.
Indonesia police arrest Victor Yeimo for suspected treason
Police accuse Victor Yeimo of being the 'mastermind' behind civil unrest in 2019.
Afghanistan: Taliban declare three-day Eid ceasefire
The announcement comes days after series of blasts at a Kabul girls' school killed more than 50 people, mostly pupils.
Rise in COVID cases drives Singapore back to stricter measures
The setback risks slowing Singapore's economic recovery, complicates plans for conferences such as the Davos-based WEF.
Many mosques in India turned into COVID centres amid virus surge
Many mosques across India have opened their doors for COVID patients as the second wave overwhelms hospitals.
In Pictures: Israeli forces storm Al-Aqsa compound
Scores of Palestinians wounded after Israeli police move in on protesters in East Jerusalem.
Dogecoin used to pay for SpaceX’s mission to the moon next year
Musk said on Twitter in April that SpaceX was going to put a 'literal Dogecoin on the literal moon'.
ByteDance eyes China’s $1.7 trillion e-commerce sector
With its push into social commerce ahead of its IPO, ByteDance is stepping into territory so far controlled by Jack Ma.
Dogecoin sees value slash after Musk calls it a ‘hustle’
Starting as a joke, Dogecoin surged more than 16,000 percent the past year but was down after Musk's comment.
Redrawing the geopolitical map for a post-oil world
Time is running out for oil producing nations to reset their economies as the world transitions to green technology.
Dozens wounded as Israeli forces raid Al-Aqsa compound: Live
Crackdown comes ahead of 'Jerusalem Day' marches when Israelis mark the occupation of East Jerusalem in 1967.
At least 11 killed in Afghanistan bus bombing
Interior ministry says dozens of people, including children, have been injured in the attack in southern Zabul province.
Myanmar poet’s body returned to family with organs missing
Prominent cultural figures and celebrities have emerged as key supporters of opposition to the February 1 coup.
India COVID cases dip from peak as nationwide lockdown calls grow
India sees 366,161 new infections and 3,754 deaths, off a little from recent peaks, amid calls for nationwide shutdown.
Asian stocks up on hopes of continuing low interest rates
Disappointing US jobs data pushed equities up and a cyberattack on a US pipeline operator saw oil prices rise.
Japan PM says ‘never put Olympics first’ amid games opposition
New poll shows nearly 60 percent of Japanese want the already delayed Tokyo Games cancelled.
UK set for hugs, indoor dining as COVID curbs further relaxed
Restrictions to be loosened in line with government plan as vaccinations drive down cases.
Algeria to ban unauthorised protests
Critics say new measure aimed at suppressing the Hirak protest movement ahead of parliamentary polls in June.
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