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Meng Wanzhou’s extradition hearing enters final round in Canada
The US has accused Huawei founder's daughter of misleading HSBC bank about the telco's business dealings in Iran.
‘Mockery of justice’: Cambodia’s Rainsy gets 25-year jail term
The country's top opposition party was banned in 2018 and many of its leaders and supporters put on trial.
US expected to sanction Russians for Navalny poisoning
In contrast to his predecessor, Biden promises a tougher approach to any aggressive moves by Russia.
IAEA says N Korea nuclear programme cause for ‘serious concern’
UN watchdog chief notes continuing signs of nuclear activity in North Korea are 'deeply regrettable'.
Ecuador names new health minister after COVID vaccine scandal
Former health minister stepped down amid questions about irregularities in Ecuador's coronavirus vaccine programme.
Zooming ahead: Videoconferencing firm tops analysts’ expectations
Revenue more than tripled to $882.5m in the fiscal fourth quarter, the company said, surpassing analysts' estimates.
El Salvador: Bukele party and allies set for legislative control
Preliminary count of Sunday's vote suggests President Nayib Bukele's party and its allies to get majority in congress.
Climate and cooperation: Biden’s trade goals differ from Trump’s
Joe Biden’s trade strategy looks to incorporate environmental goals, advance racial equity and partner with US allies.
Colombia becomes first in Americas to get vaccines through COVAX
The Pan American Health Organization says UN-backed programme will boost COVID vaccine access in hard-hit Latin America.
US defends not sanctioning MBS for Khashoggi’s murder
US State Department spokesman says Biden seeks to ‘recalibrate’ not ‘rupture’ US-Saudi Arabia relations.
Chad opposition leader quits presidential race after shoot-out
Saleh Kebzabo announces his party's decision to withdraw from April vote after shoot-out at home of another candidate.
Nigeria’s Okonjo-Iweala promotes vaccine equity on day one at WTO
Director-General Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala also called on WTO's member states to adopt sustainable fishing practices.
UN warns of Yemen ‘death sentence’ as donor pledges fall short
Secretary-general 'disappointed' after only $1.7bn pledged at donor conference to fund urgent humanitarian programmes.
Biden team seeks to let separated migrant families stay in US
DHS Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas said establishing a more humane policy at the US southern border is going to take time.
Armenia PM says open to early elections to end crisis
Addressing thousands of supporters in Yerevan, Nikol Pashinyan proposes referendum on new constitution and snap polls.
Patently unfair: Can waivers help solve COVID vaccine inequality?
Amid growing calls for vaccine equity, WTO members debate how to boost global access to coronavirus shots.
Global COVID-19 infections up for first time in 7 weeks, WHO says
Cases are rising due to relaxing of health measures, circulation of variants and 'people letting down their guard'.
Ghosn escape: Two wanted Americans handed to Japanese authorities
Father-son duo hoped Biden administration would block extradition, but US authorities handed them over.
What is the future of the US Republican party?
Former President Donald Trump made his first speech since leaving office at Conservative Political Action Conference.
Trauma, anger as Tigrayans recount Eritrea troops’ ‘grave crimes’
Survivors and witnesses accuse forces from neighbouring country of committing abuses in Ethiopia's embattled region.
In Colombian port town, LGBTQ community faces increasing threats
Attacks against the LGBTQ community have caused many to flee as a new wave of armed conflict violence frightens locals.
Amid spread of variants, US COVID-19 cases back on the rise
As some states roll back pandemic shutdowns, US health officials worry about losing ground against the virus.
After the storm: Texas power coop files for bankruptcy
Brazos said that Chapter 11 will protect Texans it serves from massive electric bills accrued during February's freeze.
Spanish gag law: The original sin and ongoing penance
The arrest of a famous rapper is yet another sign of increasingly shrinking spaces for free expression in Spain.
US manufacturing hits three-year high as new orders surge
Shift in US consumer spending towards home improvement and other projects is benefitting manufacturers.
Egyptian activists in US say families facing ramped up pressure
Rights advocates and lawmakers are urging US President Joe Biden to pressure Egypt to improve its rights record.
Zimbabwe Vice President Kembo Mohadi resigns amid sex scandal
In a rare move, Mohadi resigned on Monday following local media reports he had engaged in improper conduct.
US investigates engine fires in 1.9 million Toyota RAV4 SUVs
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration launched the probe after receiving 11 fire complaints in RAV4 models.
Lopez Obrador to virtually meet Biden, ask for vaccine ‘loan’
Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador is expected to ask Biden to share US vaccination supply with Mexico.
Trump cements grip on GOP, even as some backers look forward
The former US president reentered the political fray Sunday, but not all of his supporters want to see him run again.
Ghana, Ivory Coast receive world’s first free COVAX jabs
Ghana's president became the world’s first recipient of a coronavirus vaccine from COVAX.
UN rights experts urge international probe of Navalny poisoning
Agnes Callamard and Irene Khan say Kremlin critic's poisoning was meant to send a 'sinister warning' to quash dissent.
Warren and fellow progressives propose ‘Ultra-Millionaire’ tax
The proposed act would levy a two percent annual tax on households and trusts valued between $50m and $1bn.
Turkey’s economy grew by 1.8% in 2020, avoiding COVID contraction
Growth was propelled by a near doubling of lending by state banks to quell the initial impact of the coronavirus crisis.
China not ready to clear Boeing 737 MAX for flight
China was the first country to ground the 737 MAX after a crash in Ethiopia in March 2019 that killed 157 people.
‘Hopeful’: WTO’s first woman and first African chief starts work
On her first day on the job, World Trade Organization chief Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala held talks with its 164 member states.
COVID-19: UK hunts for mystery carrier of Brazil variant
Tracking down anyone infected with the variant is seen as an essential step in preventing a wider outbreak.
France: Sarkozy found guilty of corruption, sentenced to prison
Former president handed one year in prison and a two-year suspended sentence over corruption and influence peddling.
Fauci urges Americans to accept any of three COVID vaccines
All three of the US-approved jabs are 'really quite good', the top US infectious disease official says.
Yemen donor conference seeks billions to prevent famine
More than 100 governments and donors will take part in a virtual donor conference in hopes to raise $3.85bn.
Arrests made at Barcelona football club after police raid
Police spokesperson says operation ongoing at Spanish football club, several arrests made.
China ‘to provide 400,000 COVID vaccine doses’ to Afghanistan
Officials say China pledged 400,000 doses of the Sinopharm vaccine, a boost to Afghanistan's immunisation drive.
Hundreds rally in Bangladesh over writer’s death in prison
Protesters demand annulment of the controversial Digital Security Act under which Mushtaq Ahmed was arrested last year.
India urged to provide refuge to dozens of Rohingya adrift at sea
Eight Rohingya on board the boat have died and many of the 81 survivors are sick and suffering from extreme dehydration.
Khashoggi fiancee says Saudi crown prince should be punished
Hatice Cengiz demands punishment for the crown prince 'without delay' for his role in the murder of Jamal Khashoggi.
Shunned and banished: Victims blamed for incest in Burkina Faso
Raped, ostracised and forced to give up their children - how incest is tearing families apart in Burkina Faso.
Pakistan Supreme Court upholds secret balloting in Senate polls
Verdict seen as a blow to the government, which had attempted to change the process for elections scheduled this week.
Armenia: Protesters storm gov’t building amid political crisis
Days after rival rallies took to streets, anti-gov't demonstrators enter building to demand PM Pashinyan quits.
Suspected ADF rebels kill villagers in eastern DRC: Army
Suspected rebels decapitate eight people, shoot two others dead in separate attacks in eastern DR Congo, army says.
S Korean tech firms use mobile game to grab Japan’s manga readers
New online manga platforms have seen a huge surge in popularity during COVID lockdowns as people read on their phones.
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