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Higher risk of clots from COVID-19 compared with vaccines: Study
The rollout of shots produced by AstraZeneca and Johnson & Johnson has been disrupted by fears over blood clots.
Defence, prosecution rest as Derek Chauvin declines to testify
Closing arguments will come on Monday then the jury will be sequestered to deliberate.
Turkey: Central bank holds rates in first meeting with new chief
Turkey's central bank left its benchmark interest rate unchanged but dropped a pledge to deliver more rate hikes.
US legislators ‘concerned’, vow to review resumed UAE arms sales
The Biden administration has told Congress it was proceeding with more than $23bn in weapons sales to the UAE.
Mali sets February date for presidential, parliamentary elections
Date upholds promise of 18-month transition for returning to elected gov't in wake of August 2020 coup, minister says.
Qatar stocks soar on plan to allow full foreign ownership
Qatar said it could allow foreign investors to fully own listed firms, which could trigger nearly $1.5bn in inflows.
In Pictures: World Press Photo 2021 winners
Take a look at a selection of the celebrated images recognised this year by The World Press Photo Foundation.
Drug-resistant malaria gaining foothold in Africa: Study
The continent accounted for more than 90 percent of malaria deaths in 2019.
Europe has surpassed one million COVID-19 deaths: WHO
UN health agency warns of a 'serious' situation in the region as infections soar to record levels in some nations.
Patchy deliveries, limited access disrupt jab drive across Africa
Africa CDC says countries' COVID-19 inoculation plans are in disarray as vaccine deliveries are scarce and unreliable.
Boom! US retail sales spike, jobless claims drop to one-year low
Americans receiving a fresh round of pandemic relief cheques and COVID vaccines injected big pep in the economy's step.
UK legislation to curb torture prosecutions must be stopped
The British government's proposed Overseas Operations Bill is a punch in the gut for torture survivors.
US imposes new sanctions on Russia, expels diplomats
The actions are, in part, a response to SolarWinds hack and alleged Russian attempts to meddle in the 2020 elections.
‘Amtrak Joe’: Will Biden’s infrastructure plan revive railroads?
Biden wants the US to go big with train investment, even if ‘high-speed rail’ does not appear in his proposal.
Defunding police: An idea most Democrats don’t want to talk about
It became a political flashpoint last year; now, Democratic leaders refuse to entertain the notion.
Russia ‘threatening Ukraine with destruction’, Kyiv says
Foreign minister's comments come as his counterparts from the Baltic nations visit Kyiv in a show of solidarity.
Top Ethiopia health official alleges ‘sexual slavery’ in Tigray
Eleven women tell Reuters they were raped by soldiers as a top Ethiopian official has made a sexual slavery accusation.
Iran nuclear talks: What you need to know
Iran says it is willing to return to full compliance with the deal if the US first drops sanctions imposed under Trump.
Integrate, don’t close, Africa’s largest refugee camps
The forced closure of the Kakuma and Dadaab refugee camps would be a humanitarian and cultural catastrophe.
Can Biden change US attitudes towards migrants and immigration?
After years of anti-migrant rhetoric and strict border controls, Biden promises a more immigration-friendly policy.
Deadly car bomb rocks Iraq’s Sadr City: Police
Police and medical sources say at least four people killed and 17 others injured in the blast in Baghdad neighbourhood.
Tunisians risking their lives to escape Italy’s quarantine boats
Tunisian migrants and asylum seekers being held on boats off the coast of Italy have drowned or attempted suicide.
Turkey reports its highest daily COVID cases, deaths
More than 62,000 cases reported on Wednesday, taking the country's tally past four million since start of pandemic.
Top US envoy Blinken in Afghanistan for troop withdrawal talks
US Secretary of State makes unannounced visit to brief officials on Biden's plan to withdraw US troops by September 11.
Somalia condemns ‘threats’ from foreign allies
President Abdullahi aiming to extend his time in office despite the threat of sanctions by western powers.
In Spain, a fourth wave of COVID-19 is taking hold
Infection rates are rising across the country as the race to roll out vaccines is challenged by delays.
How Harvard degrees paved the way to world’s biggest SPAC deal
Special purpose acquisition company merger that is taking Singapore's Grab public underscores importance of connections.
France tells citizens to leave Pakistan ‘due to serious threats’
Amid violent protests by an anti-France far-right party, Paris calls on its citizens and French companies to leave.
What do protests in Georgia and Armenia tell us about democracy?
The Georgian and Armenian political crises show the pitfalls of two very different democratic transitions.
Global chip shortage to last into 2022: Semiconductor giant TSMC
World's largest contract chipmaker says it is expanding capacity to keep prices reasonable.
As Japan’s Suga meets Biden, China is the elephant in the room
US president’s first in-person summit with a foreign leader expected to focus on Uighur issue and advanced technology.
Japan: Olympics could still be cancelled over COVID fears
Japan's ruling party official says Olympics must be cancelled 'without hesitation' if coronavirus situation too severe.
US cancels warships deployment to Black Sea: Turkish officials
Turkey said last week the US will send two warships to the Black Sea, a decision Russia called unfriendly provocation.
Pakistan’s Water Crisis
We go undercover to meet the water thieves of Karachi and reveal how climate change is leaving Pakistan dry.
UAE is mediating between India and Pakistan, says senior diplomat
Envoy to US confirms the UAE is mediating between the two rivals to help them reach a 'healthy relationship'.
Turkish delegation to visit Egypt for ‘normalisation’ talks
The visit in May will be followed by a meeting between the Egyptian and Turkish foreign ministers, says Turkish FM.
Iraq’s Erbil airport targeted by explosives-laden drone
Attack targeted military section of the airport where US-led international coalition forces are deployed.
Casualties reported as Myanmar forces fire at Mandalay protesters
Medical workers at the forefront of the campaign against the coup lead protests on the third day of country's New Year.
Russian envoy says ‘there is no famine’ in North Korea
Ambassador's comments come days after Kim Jong Un said North Korea was facing its 'worst-ever situation'.
Houthis say they attacked Aramco, Patriot targets in Saudi Arabia
Yemeni group claims it attacked Aramco oil facility and Patriot anti-missile system, but no confirmation from Riyadh.
The Chinese gymnastics school training children for Olympic glory
China has attracted legions of critics but has also made it one of the most successful Olympic nations.
Is France legalising Islamophobia?
New “anti-separatism” legislation further restricts how Muslims practice their faith.
Hong Kong marks first ‘National Security Education Day’
Parades, quizzes and exhibitions as Hong Kong promotes the controversial Beijing imposed national security law.
India records over 200,000 new COVID cases for the first time
India reports 200,739 cases over last 24 hours as states scramble to control virus and hospitals run out of capacity.
Taiwan says China’s activities threaten regional stability
President Tsai told a visiting US delegation Taipei was willing to work with the US to counter 'provocations'.
COVID variant pushes Cambodia to brink of ‘national tragedy’
The Southeast Asian nation is battling a surge in COVID variant cases traced back to a quarantine breach.
India, Pakistan held secret talks on Kashmir in January: Reuters
Top intelligence officers from the two nations met in Dubai in bid to calm tension over disputed region, report says.
US vice president to visit Mexico, Guatemala for migration talks
Guatemalan leader says his government expects to reach agreements over migration with Vice President Kamala Harris.
Is China really about to invade Taiwan?
Analysts say US military's warnings of rising threat reflect deterioration in US-China ties rather than any real change.
Former world leaders urge Biden to waive COVID vaccine patents
More than 170 former world leaders and Nobel laureates say waiver key to ramp up global vaccine production.
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