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MSF urges rich countries to back COVID vaccine patent waiver
World Trade Organization will discuss proposal to waive intellectual property rights to produce coronavirus vaccines.
Canadian judge agrees to delay Meng Wanzhou extradition hearings
Huawei CFO's lawyers had asked for three-month delay in US extradition case to review newly released banking documents.
Yellen: Private funds also needed to tackle climate change
The cost of achieving net-zero carbon emissions by 2050 could climb to $2.5 trillion over 10 years for the US alone.
COVID vaccine scarcity and fake doses hamper efforts in Americas
Amid a limited supply of vaccines, COVID-19 cases have been on the rise across the Americas, PAHO officials said.
US commission: Put India, Russia on religious freedom blacklist
The annual report offers recommendations to presidents and Congress on religious freedom and foreign policy.
Sri Lanka archbishop criticises gov’t over Easter attacks probe
Head of Sri Lanka's Catholic Church says he was 'deeply saddened' by the lack of progress in the investigation.
Bitcoin: After weekend dip, chart watchers share crypto clues
Bitcoin rose to $64,870 around the time of the Nasdaq listing of Coinbase, but has since retreated back to $55,000.
Pakistan: Several killed in explosion at Quetta hotel
Car laden with explosives blows up in parking area of Serena Hotel, killing at least four and wounding 12.
Pay your mother: Oligarch’s son ordered to shell out $100M in UK
Temur Akhmedov did 'all he could' to stop his mother from getting a $627m divorce payout, a UK judge said.
Hundreds arrested as Russia cracks down on Navalny supporters
More than 400 people arrested in cities across Russia as UN experts warn Kremlin critic's life is in 'serious danger'.
US Congress urged to act on George Floyd police reform bill
Democrats demand passage of sweeping overhaul of policing after former officer Derek Chauvin is found guilty of murder.
Iran giving Houthis ‘significant’ and ‘lethal’ support: US envoy
US special envoy for Yemen Tim Lenderking says fighting in Marib is 'the single biggest threat to peace efforts'.
Who are Chad’s FACT rebels and what are their goals?
Fighters from the Libya-based Front for Change and Concord in Chad crossed into Chad last week seeking to remove Deby.
Amazon unveils pay-by-palm technology at some Whole Foods stores
Amazon One lets shoppers scan the palms of their hands and connect that to a credit card or Amazon account.
Western countries, activists slam Syria’s upcoming election
US, France call for political solution before presidential vote is held, as opposition effectively barred from running.
Totalitarianism at 38th and Chicago: A Minnesotan lie
Minnesota’s 'don’t-cha-know' country has blood on the leaves and death marches in the cracks of the sidewalk.
Tesla apologises to Chinese consumers, plans to remedy complaints
Tesla sells about 30 percent of its cars in China, where it has faced complaints over issues such as battery fires.
After Floyd verdict, US attorney general launches police probe
Attorney General Garland says Derek Chauvin's guilty verdict does not address 'potentially systemic policing issues'.
‘A Tigrayan womb should never give birth’: Rape in Tigray
Displaced people from Ethiopia’s western Tigray region report alleged cases of rape, looting and other crimes.
Germany: Protest erupts as parliament votes on COVID rules
Thousands stage anti-lockdown rally as legislators approve handing gov't enhanced powers to impose restrictions.
‘Setting the standard’: EU unveils plan to rein in risky AI uses
The proposal would ban AI in 'social scoring' systems that judge people based on behaviour and physical traits.
US police shoot, kill Black teenage girl holding knife in Ohio
Police in Columbus fatally shoot a girl brandishing a knife while responding to a report on an attempted stabbing.
‘Exception not the rule’: What’s next after Chauvin conviction?
Chauvin will likely appeal the conviction, as advocates hope the guilty verdict will spur greater police reforms.
Wild Recovery: Protecting nature and preventing the next pandemic
Earthrise looks at protecting wildlife and preventing pandemics through the stories of two endangered mammals.
Lebanon crisis: Boutique hotels pivot in the age of ‘Lollers’
As Lebanon's economic crisis stretches into its 18th month, some boutique hotel owners are pivoting to survive.
Link between cardiac arrests and COVID may help map the pandemic
Recent study finds a link between cardiac arrests and COVID-19, which could help to map the pandemic's past and future.
Putin warns foreign powers against crossing Russia’s ‘red lines’
President's comments in annual state-of-the-nation address come as tensions with the West plunge to post-Cold War lows.
Earth Day Summit: Biden’s chance to claim climate leadership
Biden is trying to shepherd world leaders towards stronger climate goal commitments after disengagement under Trump.
Mexico’s Mayan train suspension divides Indigenous community
The train could bring thousands of tourists to Xpujil - a Yucatan town of 4,000 people with limited resources.
Indonesia submarine with 53 on board goes missing north of Bali
The German-made submarine went missing on Wednesday when it was conducting a torpedo drill in waters north of Bali.
Syrian President Assad to run for re-election in May: State media
Bashar al-Assad submits documents to run for a third term in the election scheduled for May 26.
After the Super League debacle, we need a football revolution
The growing dominance of capital in football has long been ignored. Now, it is time for radical change.
Russia says Ukraine, NATO ‘continuing military preparations’
Moscow urges Kyiv and its allies to refrain from actions that could lead to escalation in the conflict-stricken Donbas.
How the US, world reacted to Derek Chauvin conviction
The conviction of police officer hailed as a milestone for police accountability in the killing of Black people.
Syria’s Idlib region to receive first batch of COVID-19 vaccines
Some 53,800 doses of the AstraZeneca vaccine were distributed in the last rebel-held enclave on Wednesday.
The Jerusalem Declaration on Antisemitism is an orientalist text
The JDA fails to produce true opposition to the core problem of the IHRA definition: the silencing of Palestinians.
The perils of air pollution in North Macedonia
The rate of premature deaths in North Macedonia is higher than in most EU states.
Death Row-USA: A history of the death penalty in America
At the end of his tenure, Trump presided over the deaths of 13 prisoners. What will happen to the 2,500 on death row?
Slain Chad leader Deby’s son named ‘president of the republic’
General Mahamat Idriss Deby, 37, will take over as president after death of his father, according to new charter.
Disruption in oxygen supply kills many COVID patients in India
At least 22 dead at public hospital in Nashik when their oxygen supply ran out after a leak in the tank, official says.
‘Nearly 250,000 people displaced’ in Myanmar military crackdown
UN envoy warns of 'humanitarian catastrophe', appeals for action as ASEAN prepares for a summit on Myanmar coup.
COVID vaccine at $5 for Indian states, $8 for private hospitals
Opposition parties and health experts concerned as Serum Institute of India announces separate prices for its vaccine.
EU reaches ambitious climate deal that could transform economy
Ahead of climate summit, EU policymakers agreed to cut greenhouse gas emissions by 55% from 1990 levels by 2030.
Thailand seeks more COVID shots amid record surge in cases
Thailand sees record new cases in recent days blamed on a highly transmissible variant as immunisation remains slow.
UN, US climate envoys launch global finance industry push
Mark Carney, John Kerry say large banks, other financial institutions can help transition to a low-carbon economy.
India COVID surge drives oil prices down for second straight day
India, the world's third-largest oil user, has seen record numbers of new COVID cases and deaths recently.
UN seeks $29m for St Vincent amid volcanic eruption
Officials said the island will need 'hundreds of millions of dollars' on top of 'massive' humanitarian relief needs.
TikTok faces claims for billions in UK child privacy lawsuit
Class action suit claims TikTok illegally harvested children's data. TikTok plans to 'vigorously defend the action'.
Biden on George Floyd verdict: ‘A giant step forward’
The US president says the guilty verdict can be a moment of significant change, adding that 'we can’t stop here'.
China, Middle East dominate 2020 list of top executioners: Report
Amnesty's annual review shows decrease in number of global executions in 2020 but 18 countries continued the practice.
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