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First supermoon of 2021 lights up the sky
Making its closest approach to Earth, the bigger and brighter 'supermoon' has delighted sky-watchers.
Iran, US warships in tense Middle East encounter
Iran has not commented on the incident in Persian Gulf, the first such encounter since last April.
‘Yemen’s uprising was magical, spiritual, powerful’
But that all changed when government forces fired on peaceful protesters. A Yemeni demonstrator remembers that day.
HSBC profits more than double after reversing credit losses
The London and Hong Kong-based bank is planning to cut staff by about 35,000 to drive down costs.
India nears 200,000 COVID deaths, daily cases fall, army steps in
Army to provide oxygen and retired medical staff as new daily cases fall which experts blame on drop in testing numbers.
Israel uses ‘apartheid’ to subjugate Palestinians: HRW
Policymakers must shift focus away from a political solution to a rights-based approach, HRW and analysts say.
Why have Filipino nurses in the US been so hard hit by COVID-19?
A new report is highlighting the inequalities among American healthcare workers.
Hong Kong leader issues warning to territory’s top legal body
Carrie Lam says gov't could intervene in Bar Association after its chief criticised jailing of pro-democracy activists.
South Korea beats virus blues as economy bounces back
Growth in Asia's fourth-largest economy was driven by exports of chip and electronics and a rise in investments.
Roshan the camel brings books to Pakistan’s homeschooled children
The camel carries priceless cargo: books for children who can no longer go to school because of coronavirus lockdowns.
Lebanese students abroad fight for their future
Young people turn to online fundraising to secure their education as the economic crisis bites back home.
India’s second COVID wave in maps and charts
Over the past 24 hours, India records 323,144 new cases, below Monday's worldwide peak of 352,991.
India’s COVID surge imperils global economic recovery: US Chamber
Many US firms employ Indian workers for back-office operations which may be hurt if infections spread: Chamber official.
UK to send Queen Elizabeth aircraft carrier to Japan, S Korea
Flotilla of Royal Navy ships will also sail through contested South China Sea as Australia warns of threats of conflict.
US White House backs aggressive power grid emissions cuts: Report
Requiring power utilities to reduce use of coal and natural gas is a key part of US President Biden's climate plan.
India nears 200,000 COVID deaths, army pledges help: Live news
As India battles a second wave, UK sends ventilators and oxygen concentrators while Australia suspends direct flights.
US promises $310m aid to Central America as it tackles migration
Recent US migrants come from Guatemala, Honduras and El Salvador following hurricanes, pandemic and drought.
Fighting erupts in eastern Myanmar near Thai border
The clashes are the fiercest fighting between the Tatmadaw and an ethnic armed group since the February 1 coup.
‘My heart is broken’: Families mourn lost Indonesian crew
The KRI Nanggala-402 was confirmed sunk off Bali on Sunday, devastating the families of the 53 sailors on board
More than 27,000 displaced in Colombia violence this year
Increase in displacement comes amid threats, murders and violence between armed groups, human rights ombudsman says.
US census gives Texas, Florida more seats in Congress
California and New York lose seats as new US population data shifts voting districts for House of Representatives.
Tesla beats quarterly revenue expectations on robust demand
Electric vehicle maker closed the session up 1.2 percent to $738.20 but its multi-year delivery outlook was unchanged.
Activists: Drop all charges against Minneapolis protesters
Legal NGOs are assisting hundreds of protesters against police brutality to fight charges.
Saudi king invites Qatar’s ruler to visit: Emir’s office
Emir Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani receives a letter from King Salman 'including an invitation to visit'.
US sanctions Guatemala officials ahead of Harris meeting
The sanctions target a member of Guatemala's Congress and a former presidential chief of staff.
Turkey announces full lockdown in bid to halt COVID surge
President Recep Tayyip Erdogan says strictest measures yet are necessary to avoid 'heavy costs' in near future.
Nigeria: Kidnappers kill two more captive students
The Greenfield University students were kidnapped by gunmen last week in Kaduna state. northwest Nigeria.
What’s fuelling the rise in global military expenditure?
A report says global military spending reached nearly $2 trillion last year, despite the global pandemic.
Ontario requests help from Canadian military amid COVID crisis
Ontario health minister says province is asking federal government for assistance amid high number of ICU patients.
US to share up to 60 million doses of AstraZeneca COVID vaccine
AstraZeneca is not yet approved for distribution in the United States - US officials are going to share what they have.
US Justice Department launches investigation of Louisville police
The probe comes a year after the death of Breonna Taylor, a Black woman who was shot during a police raid at her home.
Can new Cyprus talks find an unlikely breakthrough?
Expectations are low as Greek and Turkish Cypriots prepare for new talks, but some believe Turkey may hold the key.
US Supreme Court to hear challenge on carrying concealed handguns
The lawsuit seeks an unfettered right to carry concealed handguns. Lower courts have already rejected its arguments.
Erdogan slams Biden’s recognition of Armenian ‘genocide’
Turkish president says Biden's announcement opened a 'deep wound' in bilateral relations between the NATO allies.
Will soaring US crop prices show up on a grocery shelf near you?
Prices of essential crops including wheat, corn and soybeans are surging to the highest since 2013.
Draghi unveils Italy recovery plan targeting women, youth, south
PM Mario Draghi says his government's 220bn-euro EU-funded plan holds the key to Italy's destiny.
What do Apple’s new privacy settings mean for you?
The rules may bring seismic change to the $100bn mobile advertising market if most iPhone users decline data collection.
‘Sham’ Libya trials sentenced 22 to death: Rights group
Amnesty International says death sentences in eastern Libya were politically motivated, aimed at punishing opponents.
World reacts to India’s catastrophic COVID surge
Countries including the UK, Germany and the United States have pledged to rapidly send medical aid to India.
US Supreme Court to hear Palestinian Guantanamo prisoner’s case
Abu Zubaydah wants to question two former CIA contractors who allegedly tortured him in Poland.
UAE wealth fund eyes $1BN gas deal as ties with Israel deepen
If completed, deal between Mubadala and Israel's Delek Drilling would be the biggest since Abraham Accords were signed.
Antony Blinken to make first virtual visit to Africa
The US secretary of state will meet with leaders of Nigeria and Kenya.
Andrew Brown shooting: North Carolina city readies for ‘unrest’
Brown, a Black man, was fatally shot by sheriff's deputies and the public awaits the release of bodycam footage.
EU sues AstraZeneca over alleged failure to supply COVID vaccines
Move follows months of rows between Brussels and the British-Swedish company over troubled delivery of vaccine doses.
Turkey: Crypto mania clobbered by exchange collapses and fallout
Exchanges Thodex and Vebitcoin both crumbled within days of each other, triggering a manhunt and arrests.
Kanye’s Yeezy sneakers fetch a record $1.8M in private sale
The pair of Kanye West's 'Grammy Worn' Nike Air Yeezy 1 prototype sneakers were put up for sale at Sotheby's.
Total suspends $20BN LNG project in Mozambique indefinitely
The decision to suspend the LNG project due to rising security threats is a blow to Total and Mozambique.
Traditional rulers can help end violence in Africa
Remembering how we used to successfully resolve our disputes can bring us one step closer to securing our future.
Chad military council names transitional prime minister
Albert Pahimi Padacke, presidential runner-up, named as interim PM following death of Chad's leader Idriss Deby.
Despite virus, global military spending grew in 2020, led by US
2020 saw largest uptick for more than a decade, even as some countries redirected funds to fight pandemic.
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