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Dozens dead after bus plunges into canal in central India
Police say at least 37 passengers killed after a bus fell off a bridge into a canal in Madhya Pradesh state.
Bangladesh court sentences five to death for killing US blogger
The five are members of an armed group accused of killing Avijit Roy, a US citizen of Bangladeshi origin, in 2015.
Experts puzzled by dramatic fall in coronavirus cases in India
Experts say herd immunity or pre-existing protection from the virus are among several reasons for sudden drop in cases.
Guinea Ebola death toll rises to five as vaccine roll-out begins
Government tracking down people who potentially had contact with Ebola victims and will rush vaccines to affected areas.
The Biden administration can make a difference in the Middle East
But only if it abides by these four principles when putting together its foreign policy towards the region.
Seoul questions North Korean man who crossed armed border
Man was found early morning on Tuesday near a checkpoint on the eastern end of the heavily fortified Demilitarized Zone.
Saudi woman handed death sentence for killing Bangladeshi maid
Saudi court sentences Ayesha al-Jizani to death for killing Abiron Begum in March 2019, says a Bangladeshi official.
Nine Hong Kong activists go on trial over huge democracy rally
Two plead guilty with veteran politician Martin Lee among those charged over one of 2019's biggest democracy protests.
Philippines police raid targets displaced Indigenous students
21 Lumad students taken from a Catholic university shelter in an operation described by police as a 'rescue' mission.
As Chinese film goers pivot to local content, Hollywood loses out
A preference for local movies as well as ongoing US-China tensions have eroded the market for Hollywood movies in China.
Stocks extend bull run on hopes of quick economic recovery
Optimism about a rapid global recovery and low interest rates push Asian shares higher, extending their recent gains.
‘Vaccine nationalism’ will hurt all countries: New WTO chief
WTO's incoming chief said members should speed up efforts to lift export restrictions on medicines and supplies.
Ardern condemns Australia for revoking ISIL suspect’s citizenship
New Zealand prime minister says Australia revoked the citizenship of a woman detained in Turkey over ISIL links.
Why manufacturing is the biggest hurdle in climate change fight
Bill Gates says governments and investors need to find ways to reduce emissions from steel- and cement-making.
UN warns Myanmar military, as internet restored after blackout
UN envoy tells generals there will be 'severe consequences' for reprisals against protesters.
Texas freeze leaves millions in northern Mexico without power
Mexico’s government-owned utility says operations were stunted as the winter storm in Texas froze natural gas pipelines.
New York should have released care home death data faster: Cuomo
New York governor is under fire for his administration's handling of data on COVID-19 deaths in nursing homes.
US Congress to set up commission to investigate Capitol attack
Independent commission will 'get to the truth' about January 6 mob attack, says Democratic House Speaker Nancy Pelosi.
Canada, US and allies denounce ‘immoral’ arbitrary detentions
Canada, the US and 56 other countries endorse declaration condemning the political detention of foreign nationals.
Mexico begins vaccinating elderly against COVID-19
Most of the effort is concentrated in rural communities, but hundreds also rolled up their sleeves in Mexico City.
Electric Jaguar: UK automaker to ditch combustion engines by 2025
The move was welcomed by United Kingdom Transport Secretary Grant Shapps as 'a huge step for British car manufacturing'.
Erbil rocket attack kills contractor, wounds others
Civilian contractor killed and six others injured, including US service member, says spokesman for US-led coalition.
Saudi HQ: Kingdom will require foreign firms to set up shop
Saudi Arabia has offered firms a package of incentives including tax breaks to urge them to set up shop in the kingdom.
US deep freeze shutters Texas oil refineries, disrupts pipelines
Texas produces roughly 4.6 million barrels of oil a day and is home to some of the US's largest refineries.
Iran and Qatar discuss region, nuclear deal in high-level talks
Gulf neighbours lay the groundwork for Doha to act as a mediator between Tehran and its regional rivals.
Nobel Peace Prize 2021: The case against Jared Kushner
Former US presidential son-in-law is nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize over his role in Arab-Israeli normalisation.
DRC: Dozens killed, hundreds missing in Congo River boat disaster
At least 60 people died when boat carrying 700 sank in the Congo River, minister of humanitarian action says.
US seeks to defuse diplomatic spat with Turkey
Turkey had summoned the US ambassador, infuriated by conditionality of US statement on deaths of 13 Turks.
WHO approves Oxford-AstraZeneca COVID vaccine for emergency use
Shot developed by University of Oxford and AstraZeneca is cheaper and easier to distribute than some other offerings.
Parler, the conservative social media platform, back online
Removed from web hosting services in January, Parler is a favourite of conservatives who decry 'censorship'.
Mitch McConnell’s big bet: Trump is not the future of the GOP
In an effort to set up the Republican Party for long-term success, he has magnified intraparty tensions.
Is a new strategy needed to fight armed groups in the Sahel?
France considers reducing troop numbers as fighting worsens.
NATO will leave Afghanistan when ‘time is right’: Stoltenberg
The Taliban must do more to meet the terms of a 2020 peace deal with the US before withdrawal, says NATO chief.
DRC President Felix Tshisekedi appoints Sama Lukonde Kyenge as PM
Kyenge, head of state mining company Gecamines, replaces Ilunga Ilunkamba who lost a vote of no confidence last month.
Tehran calls US seizure of Iranian oil an ‘act of piracy’
A US official said that Washington had sold more than a million barrels of Iranian fuel seized under sanctions.
Bitcoin on the path to $50,000 as Wall Street’s interest grows
More companies are beginning to add services for cryptocurrencies, although the asset class remains lightly regulated.
S Africa: Zuma could face jail after corruption inquiry snub
Former South African President Jacob Zuma did not comply with court order to appear before the panel probing corruption.
Nigeria’s Okonjo-Iweala becomes first woman, African to lead WTO
Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala formerly served as Nigeria's finance minister and spent 25 years at the World Bank.
In Pictures: Desperation to migrate grows in battered Honduras
Poverty, gang violence, COVID-19 pandemic and devastation wrought by hurricanes are driving migration out of Honduras.
Zimbabwe receives first batch of Sinopharm vaccines
Country receives 200,000 jabs from state-owned Chinese manufacturer, with 600,000 expected to arrive next month.
Kent variant may be 70 percent more deadly: UK study
Latest figures also suggest women are increasingly at risk, compared to the original, first-wave coronavirus strain.
In Greece, an Olympian leads the ‘Me Too’ movement
Sofia Bekatorou has spoken publicly about her experiences, but experts say the system must change to support survivors.
Millions in Texas lose power as winter storm drops temps to -22C
Over two million people are in the dark due to rolling blackouts to stop a system-wide power outage.
Guinea races to trace contacts after three Ebola deaths
Health minister says priority to conduct rapid contact tracing after seven reported cases, including three deaths.
Kosovo’s left-wing opposition party sees landslide win
Next PM faces various challenges, including reviving the economy, reducing unemployment, and fighting the pandemic.
After hitting vaccine milestone, UK eyes way out of lockdown
As death rates remain high, PM Johnson is acting cautiously, but some within his party are demanding quicker action.
Turkey’s Erdogan accuses US of backing ‘terrorists’ in Iraq
Turkey has been angered by the American support to Kurdish rebels in Syria.
The ‘superspreaders’ behind COVID-19 conspiracy theories
Investigation identifies people and groups behind some of the most viral misinformation about coronavirus origins.
Trump impeachment acquittal not end of legal troubles
Legislators call for an independent commission, with Trump still facing possible criminal charges for US Capitol riot.
Group urges foreign officials to locate, freeze Myanmar assets
Activist group says Myanmar military controls $5.7bn in foreign currency reserves, facilitating ‘brutal’ repression.
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