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Black entrepreneur breaks into France’s exclusive champagne club
To the best of her knowledge, Marie-Ines Romelle is the only Black producer of champagne.
Many countries used COVID to justify free speech curbs: HRW
At least 83 countries used pandemic as a pretext to target media, activists and political opponents, HRW report says.
Qatar working for a return to Iran nuclear accord: Minister
Qatari foreign minister says Doha seeking to de-escalate regional tensions through a political and diplomatic process.
Myanmar police used machine guns against protesters, says Amnesty
Analysis of video evidence shows police firing live rounds at protesters and shooting one woman in the head.
Lesbos: Child mental health crisis brews in refugee communities
Concerns mount for children who have witnessed violence, a devastating camp fire, and other horrors in Greece.
Saudi Arabia says Yemen Houthi drone intercepted after Abha hit
Saudi-led coalition says it thwarted an armed drone attack launched by Yemen's Houthis on a key airbase.
In Pictures: Graffiti tells the story of Egypt’s revolution
Graffiti artists expressed the arc of Egypt's uprising - from rage to euphoria to disillusionment.
Trump’s environment policies killed thousands, scientists say
Rollback of environmental protections and politicising of COVID pandemic led to thousands of excess deaths: The Lancet.
China-backed trade deal seen helping investors, not workers
The agreement means countries reliant on cheap labour could end up importing more than they export, analysts say.
Pakistan’s top court bans execution of people with mental illness
Ruling applies to those with serious mental health problems preventing them from understanding nature of punishment.
Malaysia to extend COVID vaccination to all foreigners in country
Ministers have given approval to giving jab to millions of non-Malaysians as it battles surging cases.
Venezuela grants house arrest to jailed state oil firm managers
Aryenis Torrealba and Alfredo Chirinos of PDVSA were convicted of leaking information to the US government.
In Pictures: Haitian police tear gas protesters, journalists
Police accused of attacking journalists who were covering protests against President Jovenel Moise in Port-au-Prince.
Iranian nuclear scientist killed by Israeli automated gun: Report
The Jewish Chronicle says Israeli-led team of 20 plus agents killed Mohsen Fakhrizadeh using a one-tonne smuggled gun.
Indian rescuers drill tunnel to look for trapped workers
More than 35 workers are trapped in the Himalayan tunnel after a flash flood destroyed dams and bridges in Uttarakhand.
The key to lasting peace in the Caucasus is reconciliation
Sustainable peace between Armenia and Azerbaijan can only be achieved through civil society-led reconciliation.
US calls for release of jailed Turkish rights activist Kavala
US State Department says philanthropist Osman Kavala has been jailed for more than three years on 'specious' charges.
This Lunar New Year: Good for China’s factories, bad for travel
Working from home has driven up overseas demand for Chinese exports, keeping workers in factories during the holiday.
US puts climate migrant protections on the table
Joe Biden asks officials to submit report on climate-related displacement and migration, a move welcomed by advocates.
‘It was a dream’: Remembering the fall of Egypt’s Hosni Mubarak
Ten years after Egypt's President Mubarak stepped down, a protester remembers a night of hope and celebrations in Cairo.
Our Time Machine: A Story of Love and Loss
Shaken by his father’s Alzheimer's diagnosis, a Chinese artist sets out to create a magical play based on their lives.
Malaysia’s economy shrank in 2020 by the most since Asian crisis
Economy shrank by a worse-than-expected 5.6 percent last year, with lockdowns likely to lead to more pain, analysts say.
Myanmar’s youth look to future – not past – as they battle coup
Protesters are all too aware of the risks of protesting, but say they cannot accept a future under military rule.
Nepal bans three Indian climbers for faking Mt Everest summit
Narender Singh Yadav, Seema Rani Goswami, team leader Naba Kumar Phukon banned from climbing Nepal peaks for six years.
India says reached deal with China on border troop disengagement
India's defence minister announces breakthrough in Parliament after months-long border standoff in the Ladakh region.
Tokyo 2020’s Mori to resign over sexist comments: reports
Former prime minister drew anger after he complained that female members of Japan's Olympic Committee talked too much.
India legislators move to rival Koo as row with Twitter escalates
India expresses 'strong displeasure' over Twitter refusing to comply with orders as BJP members move to homegrown rival.
Haiti police clash with protesters as president targets judges
Police fired tear gas on people marching against President Jovenel Moise in Port-au-Prince targeted reporters.
New arrests in Myanmar, as US moves to sanction coup leaders
US goes after Myanmar funds as it increases pressure on generals to relinquish power.
Avoiding the ‘Two-Faced Blade Demon’ as the Year of the Ox looms
With the help of her plump white birds, Taiwan fortune-teller promises life will start to get better in mid-June.
Ecuador’s outgoing president urges quick and accurate vote count
Uncertainty persists days after presidential election over second candidate who will participate in an April runoff.
In call with Xi, Biden raises concerns over human rights, trade
Biden's first call with Xi as president comes hours after he announced a Pentagon review of the US's position on China.
US to turn back ‘vast majority’ of migrants at Mexico border
President Joe Biden has left in place a Trump-era order that allows US authorities to expel migrants to Mexico.
Fed’s Powell adds urgency to Biden’s call for strong stimulus
US Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell urged lawmakers and business leaders to help push for maximum employment.
Counterfeit N95 masks sold to US healthcare, government workers
The foreign-made knockoffs are becoming increasingly difficult to spot and could put healthcare workers at grave risk.
US sells a million barrels of Iranian oil seized under sanctions
A Justice Department spokesman said the oil had been sold and the proceeds would go to a fund for victims of terrorism.
As Yellen prepares for G7 talks, leaders look for US cooperation
US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen will join her G7 peers to discuss the global economic recovery from the pandemic.
Reddit rally: US regulators subpoena trader ‘Roaring Kitty’
Financial adviser Keith Gill, who posts to YouTube as 'Roaring Kitty', helped drive a surge of interest to GameStop.
What is delaying Somalia’s elections?
February 8 polls delayed as president and powerful regional leaders squabble over the voting process.
‘Tens of thousands’ could starve to death in Ethiopia’s Tigray
Ethiopian Red Cross warns 80 percent of Ethiopia's Tigray region has been cut off from humanitarian assistance.
US to impose sanctions on military leaders in Myanmar, Biden says
US president calls on Myanmar generals to relinquish power and return government control to civilian leaders.
How will Trump’s second impeachment trial affect US politics?
Senate has voted to go ahead with the trial, rejecting defence lawyers' argument that the move is unconstitutional.
New Zealand Parliament relaxes dress code after Maori MP tie row
Parliament backs down a day after ejecting a Maori lawmaker over his refusal to don a tie at a plenary session.
UNRWA limps forward after years of Trump administration pressure
UN agency for Palestinian refugees withstood US funding cut, but long-term financial challenges persist.
South Africa scraps AstraZeneca COVID vaccine
Health Minister Zweli Mkhize says South Africa will launch inoculation campaign with Johnson & Johnson shots instead.
Qatar approves emergency use of Moderna’s COVID-19 vaccine
The Gulf country expects to soon begin administering Moderna's vaccines alongside its Pfizer-BioNTech jab reserves.
Georgia begins criminal probe into Trump effort to overturn polls
Trump's January 2 call to Georgia state secretary is a matter of 'high priority' for Fulton county prosecutors.
The courage to heal
Divesting from oil necessitates not only an economic but also a social transformation in the Gulf states.
Saudi activist Loujain al-Hathloul released from prison
Prominent women's rights activist has been released after more than 1,000 days in detention.
‘Not rocket science’: US experts demand COVID vaccine race data
More data is needed to ensure hard-hit communities of colour are not left behind in vaccine drive, health experts say.
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