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Australian court extends detention of Algerian-born Benbrika
Australian court says Abdul Nacer Benbrika, can still be detained beyond his prison term given security risk.
‘They were warned’: Experts on India’s Himalayan glacier disaster
Experts tasked by India's Supreme Court to study impact of receding glaciers on dams had warned the government in 2014.
Eli Lilly’s COVID antibody drug combination gets US nod
Two-drug combination aims to help patients with mild COVID-19 symptoms from becoming more severe.
UK quarantine violators face heavy fines, up to 10 years in jail
Anyone attempting to conceal travel history to 'red list' countries could face a $13,800 fine and imprisonment.
South Korea’s jobless rate hits 21-year high as COVID cases rise
Bleak unemployment picture contrasts sharply with view that South Korea's economy has outperformed its developed peers.
Myanmar protests continue after violence, raid on NLD office
Protests resume in Naypyidaw with two people in hospital after police used rubber bullets, water cannon on Tuesday.
COVID app triggers overdue debate on privacy in Singapore
Government forced to amend law around app after it emerges police used the data to investigate a number of crimes.
South Korea’s Seoul to test pet cats, dogs for COVID
First case of infection in pets in South Korea was reported in South Gyeongsang Province in January.
Twitter wraps ‘extraordinary year’ with Q4 jump in users, revenue
The social media giant's revenue grew 28 percent to $1.29bn in the final months of 2020, beating analysts' estimates.
Bolivia healthcare workers launch strike in COVID-hit region
Workers in Santa Cruz begin 48-hour strike to demand stricter lockdown measures amid surge in coronavirus cases.
Biden administration will continue to seek Assange extradition
Justice Department official says US will continue to seek extradition of Wikileaks founder despite calls to drop effort.
Biden backs stimulus cheque income limits in CEO meeting
Biden told a group of business leaders Tuesday that he supports phasing out stimulus cheques for higher earners.
Ghana Parliament shuts down over COVID outbreak among MPs, staff
At least 17 members of parliament and 151 support staff infected with the coronavirus.
Boeing lied about 737 MAX after deadly crashes, shareholders say
Shareholders claim that Boeing's board and CEO took part in a misleading PR campaign following the two deadly crashes.
US Justice Department asks most Trump-era prosecutors to resign
Attorneys leading probes of Hunter Biden's taxes, origins of the Russia probe, and the January 6 insurrection to remain.
Palestinian factions agree on ‘mechanisms’ for long-delayed polls
In Cairo summit, Fatah, Hamas and 12 other factions agree to hold legislative and presidential elections in May, July.
US civil rights groups call on Biden to end federal executions
A disproportionate number of Black people have been sentenced to death and are on death row, the groups say.
Bitcoin nears $50,000 as cryptocurrencies ride Tesla wave
Bitcoin is at the head of the pack in a cryptocurrency boom, gaining 1,150 percent since its March 2020 low.
UAE’s space probe Amal enters Mars orbit
The feat makes UAE the fifth space agency in the world to reach the planet while it plans for a Mars settlement by 2117.
Did a Reddit user have the scoop on Tesla’s bitcoin move?
A user claiming to be a software developer at Tesla posted that the company had bought bitcoin on Reddit in January.
GM slashes production at North American plants amid chip shortage
A semiconductor chip shortage has forced GM to extend cuts at its plants in the US, Canada and Mexico until mid-March.
Turkey’s economy may have grown 2.5% last year
Turkish economy probably grew as much as 8% in the final quarter of 2020, Bloomberg HT reports, citing the central bank.
Who is in charge in Somalia?
Somalia is facing a power vacuum as President Farmaajo's term ends without agreement on holding elections.
Trump’s second impeachment trial begins: live
Trump is accused of 'incitement of insurrection' for his actions and words leading up to the deadly US Capitol riot.
Iran: Armed forces member involved in nuclear scientist’s killing
Minister's revelation comes after Tehran initially blamed Israel for the assassination of Mohsen Fakhrizadeh.
Will Biden’s stimulus plan help reduce child poverty in the US?
Congressional Democrats propose temporarily increasing the child tax credit from $2,000 to up to $3,600 per child.
Kobe Bryant crash: Pilot broke rules, was disoriented in clouds
Safety investigators say the helicopter pilot flew through the clouds in an apparent violation of federal standards.
Navajo Nation outpaces much of US in delivering COVID vaccines
Indigenous Navajo Nation has used 94 percent of allocated vaccines and is to receive another 29,000.
UK approved $1.9bn of arms sales to Saudi Arabia since ban lifted
Anti-arms trade campaigners say 'shocking' figures show UK officials are putting 'profit before Yemeni lives'.
Boeing takes off with 26 deliveries after 737 MAX return to skies
The 737 MAX jet was cleared to fly again after a 20-month ban, but orders have still lagged in the COVID-19 pandemic.
Qatar to assist Lebanon’s economic recovery once gov’t is formed
Qatar's FM says Doha ready to invest in Lebanon 'as soon as a government is formed'.
‘Happy to be with you’: Europe’s oldest person survives COVID
Sister Andre, who will be 117 this week, tested positive in her retirement home in southern France on January 16.
Turkey signals compromise with US over Russian S-400 missiles
Purchase of air defence system has put extra strain on US-Turkey ties, which have also been complicated by Syria's war.
Iran could pursue nuclear arms, intelligence chief warns
Mahmoud Alavi says Iran could reverse course of nuclear programme if the country is 'cornered'.
‘They are merciless’: EU raises threat of sanctions on Russia
Warning by top EU official, who recently visited Moscow to plead for Navalny's release, heightens West-Russia tensions.
Refreshing: Coca-Cola introduces 100% recycled bottles in the US
The new bottles will cut the company's use of new plastic by over 20 percent in North America compared to 2018, it said.
Only 36% of Indian Americans think India is on the right track
Some 39% of Indian Americans think India is not moving in the right direction, a new survey shows.
Trump’s second impeachment trial: What to watch
No president has ever faced two impeachment trials. Here is what you need to know about Trump's second.
Supremes co-founder Mary Wilson dies aged 76
Mary Wilson reigns as longest-serving original Supreme, a landmark women's singing group of the 1960s.
UK Muslims complain to UN over Sri Lanka’s cremation policy
Muslim Council of Britain leads calls for an end to the 'unjust and discriminatory' mandatory cremation policy.
Bitcoin blows past $48,000 for first time as Tesla glow endures
Tesla said on Monday it had bought $1.5bn worth of Bitcoin and would soon accept it as a form of payment.
Trump’s impeachment for ‘incitement of insurrection’ explained
What are the legal issues in Trump’s second impeachment trial? Can a former president be impeached?
Russia, China expanding Middle East sway with COVID-19 vaccines
Moscow and Beijing using coronavirus shots in a soft-power move to extend influence in Middle East countries.
The feats, fiats and failures of American news networks
With Trump gone and ratings dipping, US broadcasters will have to reconsider their corporate approach to news.
Gov’t employees, police officers among 8 killed in Afghanistan
String of attacks kills four government employees and four policemen amid relentless violence in the war-torn country.
‘We thought this is our end’: India villagers on glacier disaster
Families wait desperately to hear about their loved ones trapped in a tunnel as others mourn the deaths and destruction.
Are new COVID vaccines needed? ‘Jury’s out’ Oxford scientist says
Amid concerns over new variants, the head of the Oxford Vaccine Group says there is no need for alarm.
Jailed Saudi activist Loujain al-Hathloul expected to be released
Prominent activist Loujain al-Hathloul, who has been in jail since 2018, expected out of prison on Thursday, sister says
WHO team in Wuhan says coronavirus source ‘remains unidentified’
Experts also say there was no substantial spread of SARS-COV-2 in Wuhan before the late 2019 outbreak.
Iran starts COVID-19 vaccinations with Sputnik V
President Rouhani says he is ready to be vaccinated to show that any shot officially approved in Iran is trustworthy.
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