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Oil prices extend slide on demand concerns due to US big chill
Investors fear that oil refineries could remain hobbled for weeks after snow storms in southern US states.
US Treasury chief Yellen: China tariffs stay in place for now
Yellen also says tax hikes would be needed to pay for large infrastructure, climate and education investment plan.
US offers to restart talks with Iran to revive nuclear deal
Iran has said the US must end the 'economic terrorism' of Trump-era sanctions before it returns to compliance.
Egypt’s el-Sisi offers support to Libya’s new prime minister
El-Sisi welcoming of new interim government in Tripoli represents a recalibration of Egyptian policy, say analysts.
China admits it lost four soldiers in 2020 India border clash
Beijing publicly concedes its side suffered casualties in deadly brawl that also killed at least 20 Indian soldiers.
Technocracy is back in Italy – but with a different agenda
Prime Minister Draghi’s economic plans mark a break from neoliberal orthodoxy. Will progressives seize the opportunity?
Yemen famine could threaten opportunity for peace, UN warns
UN Yemen mediator Martin Griffiths also called for a stop to a Houthi offensive on the government-held city of Marib.
Hong Kong eyes significant overhaul of public broadcaster RTHK
Months-long review comes as the government replaces the broadcaster's director six months before his term expires.
Africa COVID deaths surpass 100,000 amid second wave
South Africa, where a more contagious COVID-19 variant has been found, accounts for nearly half of continent's deaths.
Malaysiakini found guilty, fined, over readers’ comments
Malaysia's top court rule online newspaper has 'full responsibility' for its website, including readers' comments.
‘Sorry’: Brokerage chief at heart of GameStop saga apologises
Brokerage app Robinhood's CEO says he recognises customers were upset about temporary halt in GameStop share trading.
Rich nations ‘hoarding’ a billion doses of excess COVID vaccine
Surplus of vaccine doses sufficient to vaccinate the entire adult population of Africa, according to campaign group.
Australia to push ahead with media law despite Facebook blackout
US, Canada, Britain and India back Australia as analysts warn platform's hardball tactics could backfire.
Rebel Riot: The punk soundtrack to Myanmar’s anti-coup protests
Inspired by protesters in Hong Kong and Thailand, Myanmar's youth aim to grab the world's attention.
US hits Belarusian officials with travel bans for crackdown
US secretary of state announces sanctions on 43 Belarusian nationals hours after two journalists are sentenced.
US immigration agents ordered to focus on serious criminals
The Biden administration has also come under pressure from pro-immigrant advocates to scale back enforcement further.
‘Abhorrent’: Malaysia’s plan for Myanmar repatriation condemned
Rights groups warn the people could face persecution if they are returned to military-ruled Myanmar.
NASA’s fifth Mars rover, Perseverance, makes historic landing
Described as NASA's most ambitious Mars mission, the rover will be used to search for signs of ancient life.
Oil prices dip after surpassing $65 a barrel amid Texas cold snap
Brent crude had gained for four straight sessions before Thursday, while West Texas Intermediate had risen for three.
US reintroduces bill to ban forced-labour products from Xinjiang
The bill allows the United States to take action against goods produced with forced labour in Xinjiang.
West urges Iran to return to ‘full compliance’ with nuclear deal
Top European and US officials urge Iran to keep allowing UN nuclear inspections to salvage 2015 deal with world powers.
Tesla sticker shock: Automaker slashes prices for two models
The price of the Model 3 Standard Range Plus was cut 2.6 percent and Model Y Standard Range's price was cut 4.8 percent.
South Carolina bans most abortions, Planned Parenthood sues
Republicans hope conservative-leaning US Supreme Court will consider overturning federal abortion protections.
Biden to focus on COVID-19, China, at his first G7 summit
White House confirms pandemic and China's power are top matters of discussion at Biden's first G7 meeting.
Algeria: President Tebboune calls for dissolution of Parliament
Tebboune says he will carry out a government reshuffle within 48 hours.
Indoor farming gains ground amid pandemic, climate challenges
Investors say urban farming can boost food security despite rising inflation, trade tensions and global food shortages.
UN chief backs new blueprint to end ‘suicidal’ war on nature
A fresh UN Environment Programme report 'guides us to a safer place' with its recommendations, Guterres says.
UK and Canada impose sanctions on Myanmar generals after coup
UK says it will impose asset freezes, travel bans on three generals while Canada will sanction nine military officials.
Cruz blasted for flying to Cancun amid Texas freeze
Senator Ted Cruz comes under fire from Texans after reports that he left struggling state for warmer Mexico.
Why are schoolchildren increasingly being kidnapped in Nigeria?
Students were abducted by gunmen who stormed a boarding school in a north-central town on Wednesday.
Australian Open: Williams leaves news conference in tears
Serena Williams, 39, won her last major in 2017 at Melbourne Park before taking a break from the sport to give birth.
Lebanese court removes judge leading Beirut blast investigation
Move follows legal challenges by senior officials who Judge Fadi Sawan had accused of negligence that led to the blast.
McDonald’s ties part of executives’ bonuses to diversity push
Food chain aims to have 35 percent of US senior managers be from underrepresented groups by 2025, versus 29 percent now.
‘On their heels’: Nigerian forces say kidnappers being tracked
Kidnappers abducted 42 people, including 27 students, three teachers and relatives of school staff.
Dining woes: Canada’s restaurants suffer worst year on record
Food trucks, bars and taverns were hit the hardest by lockdowns and restrictions, with sales dropping 48 percent.
Walmart expects full-year sales to slow as US COVID lockdowns end
Walmart made a hefty profit of $560bn last year as Americans stocked their pantries during the height of the pandemic.
Macron urges US, EU to rapidly divert COVID vaccines to Africa
Current imbalance in access to vaccine doses is 'politically unsustainable', French president says.
Algeria trial opens over kidnapping and murder of French tourist
Only one of the alleged kidnappers of French mountaineer Herve Gourdel was in court on the first day of the trial.
COVID: US life expectancy drops, Black and Latinos hardest hit
Latino and Black communities see life expectancy fall by 2 and 3 years respectively, in first 6 months of 2020.
Top Bhutan general, judges detained in alleged overthrow plot
The three are accused of plotting to overthrow country's top military officer by involving him in a corruption scandal.
US home construction starts falling for first time since August
Construction of new homes in the US still remains above pre-pandemic levels thanks to record-low mortgage rates.
Puerto Rico issues LGBTQ emergency declaration amid violence
The island’s governor issued an executive order on January 24 declaring a state of emergency over gender violence.
US jobless claims unexpectedly rise to 861,000 amid chip shortage
Initial claims for state unemployment benefits totalled a seasonally adjusted 861,000 for the week ending February 13.
Spain protests: Woman hit by police rubber bullet ‘loses eye’
Woman reportedly injured during clashes between police and demonstrators, who are protesting a rapper's imprisonment.
In Pictures: Jerusalem turns white after rare snowfall
Jerusalem woke up to a rare experience, with its holy sites under a layer of white after an overnight snowstorm.
‘They are no more’: Three missing K2 climbers declared dead
Pakistani mountaineer Ali Sadpara, Jon Snorri of Iceland and Juan Pablo Mohr of Chile went missing on February 5.
WHO to send over 11,000 Ebola vaccines to Guinea amid outbreak
The shots are expected to arrive on Sunday and the inoculation campaign could start on Monday.
Biden, Dems to unveil sweeping immigration reform legislation
The major overhaul would create an eight-year pathway to citizenship for an estimated 11 million undocumented people.
Cricket: Chris Morris becomes IPL record signing for $2.25m
Rajasthan Royals' signing of South African all-rounder beats $2.2m paid for Yuvraj Singh by Delhi Daredevils in 2015.
US lawmakers to grill key figures in GameStop stock probe
The US House Committee on Financial Services will question CEOs from Robinhood, Reddit and several hedge funds.
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