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In $20bn push, Intel hopes to make US chip-making great again
Intel plans to build two factories in Arizona in challenge to Taiwanese, South Korean advanced chip-making giants.
Girl shot dead by security forces in Myanmar military crackdown
Seven year old is youngest of at least 20 children aid group says have have been killed following February 1 coup.
Hong Kong, Macau suspend BioNTech vaccine amid ‘packaging issue’
Temporary suspension comes as cap defect reported as authorities say there is no issue with vaccine's safety.
North Korea tested missiles over the weekend: US, South Korea
US, which is reviewing its North Korea policy, downplays tests with President Joe Biden saying 'nothing has changed'.
Brazil Supreme Court rules judge who convicted Lula was ‘biased’
Decision is latest victory for former Brazilian president, who had his corruption convictions annulled this month.
Law expanding access to medical aid in dying divides Canadians
Canada's system will extend to people whose death is not 'reasonably foreseeable', prompting fears among some advocates.
Brazil sets new COVID deaths record as health minister sworn in
Marcelo Queiroga is fourth health minister in hard-hit South American nation since start of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Mexican and US officials discuss ‘root causes’ of migration
The US is struggling to house and process an increasing number of migrants arriving at its southern border with Mexico.
Sudan’s cabinet backs UAE mediation in disputes with Ethiopia
Tensions between the two neighbours have escalated over the al-Fashaqa farmlands and the GERD.
Niger observes three days of national mourning after carnage
Flags fly at half-staff as country reels from latest attacks that killed 137 people in the southwest.
Fed to create committee to respond to climate change risks
US central bank will invest in research and modelling to get a handle on how climate events can threaten the economy.
Prince Harry joins San Francisco-based mental-health startup
Harry is joining BetterUp.com, a startup that provides development coaching and mental-health counseling.
Upbeat on US economy, Yellen and Powell say more must be done
Both US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen and Fed Chair Jerome Powell on Tuesday warned that the economy needs help.
Chauvin trial: Jury set, arguments to begin on March 29
Fifteen jurors are chosen for trial of former policeman Derek Chauvin charged in the killing of George Floyd.
EU refuses to approve Frontex’s budget over human rights concerns
European Parliament voted by 22-3 to postpone signing off the border agency's budget until concerns get addressed.
Libya’s eastern administration hands power to interim government
The new UN-backed interim government headed by Abdul Hamid Dbeibah is meant to steer Libya towards elections.
What we know about the victims of the Colorado shooting
The 10 victims of the mass shooting at a Boulder supermarket are being mourned as authorities continue investigating.
The epidemiologist and her fight to prevent the next pandemic
New York City Health + Hospitals’s Syra Madad on the women who inspired her at home and in her work in public health.
Top Saudi official issued death threat against UN investigator
Senior official threatened to have Agnes Callamard ‘taken care of’ in meeting with UN colleagues, the Guardian reports.
Congo Republic’s Denis Sassou Nguesso re-elected with 88% of vote
Provisional results announced on state television show that 77-year-old incumbent president will extend 36-year rule.
California attempts to revive a bill that ‘microstamps’ handguns
New legislation would expand the law to include weapons used by law enforcement, which are currently exempt.
Anti-Asian racism reaches ‘crisis point’ in Canada, advocates say
Asian-Canadian community leaders demand action to stem rise in hate incidents and racism during the COVID-19 pandemic.
US authorities name 10 victims, suspect in Colorado shooting
US President Joe Biden calls for gun regulation after the latest US mass shooting.
Children 25% of civilian casualties in Yemen: Relief agency
More than 2,300 children were killed between 2018 and 2020, Save the Children says in a new report.
EU member states summon Chinese envoys over sanctions spat
Belgium, Denmark, France and Germany call in Chinese ambassadors to voice anger over measures rolled out by Beijing.
Yemeni men appeal US drone attack case to highest German court
The appeal again seeks to hold Germany accountable for US drone attacks launched involving airbases on its soil.
COVID-19 vaccinations are proof of Israel’s medical apartheid
As an occupier, Israel must provide medical supplies to Palestinians and adopt measures to combat the virus there.
Bargain hunters stem brutal rout in Turkish stocks
Bargain hunters swooped in on Tuesday to pull Turkish stocks back from their worst two-day drop in 20 years.
More than 190 US firms urge Congress to pass paid family leave
Memo signed by nearly 200 US companies urges Congress to pass a federal paid family and medical leave policy.
UAE to invest $10bn in Indonesia’s new sovereign wealth fund
The funds will be used for infrastructure, tourism, agriculture and other 'strategic sectors', UAE's state news said.
Nigeria’s booming kidnap-for-ransom enterprise threatens security
Since December 2020, a total of 769 students have been taken in at least five school kidnappings in northern Nigeria.
With most deaths in Europe, UK marks COVID lockdown anniversary
The UK has seen more than 126,000 coronavirus-related deaths - the fifth-highest toll worldwide.
What’s behind the Saudi ceasefire proposal in Yemen?
Ceasefire agreements between Houthis and Saudi coalition have rarely held up in deadlocked six-year conflict in Yemen.
Deepen trade with Turkey but ready sanctions, EU report says
Offer of closer economic ties mixed with threats reflects complex relationship between Turkey and the bloc.
Czech Roma women forcibly sterilised a step closer to reparations
Cautious optimism among victims as Czech MPs approve bill that would allow them to seek reparations.
Ethiopia PM admits Eritrean soldiers entered Tigray region
Ethiopian PM Abiy Ahmed's remarks come as concern continues to grow over the humanitarian situation in Tigray.
UN rights office gets mandate to document Sri Lanka war crimes
The resolution received 22 votes in favour and 11 against, including China and Pakistan, and 14 abstentions.
Blinken pledges to ‘revitalise’ NATO, cooperation on Afghanistan
On US secretary of state's first visit to NATO headquarters, he will also warn Germany about Nord Stream 2 pipeline.
‘I don’t feel safe’: Asians in the UK reflect on a year of hatred
A year since the UK went into its first lockdown, anti-Asian hatred is still on the rise.
Belize national football team briefly held by gunmen in Haiti
The team visiting for a World Cup 2022 qualifier have now safely reached their hotel, the country's football body said.
Polish writer charged for calling Trump-allied president ‘moron’
Jakub Zulczyk charged with insulting Andrzej Duda over his comments on Biden and the US election outcome.
Environmental activist Carlos Cerros killed in Honduras
Cerros, a representative of the Indigenous Lenca people, shot dead in the street near the city of San Antonio.
Hit with Western sanctions, China, Russia push for UN summit
Beijing and Moscow, accused of human rights abuses, accuse US and Europe of interfering in their domestic affairs.
Bangladesh probes deadly fire at Rohingya camp, 400 missing
Officials investigate cause of massive fire - the worst since 2017 - that killed 15 and displaced tens of thousands.
US officials question AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine trial results
The data was meant to pave the way for the shot's approval in the US, but officials say it may include 'outdated' info.
Weaponisation of aid contributes to death of Yemenis
People in Yemen are not just dying, they are being left to die.
Pakistan marks 81 years since independence resolution
1940 resolution called for all Indian states where Muslims were in majority to be grouped into an 'independent state'.
Twitter boss Jack Dorsey’s first tweet sells for $2.9m
The tweet was sold as a non-fungible token, unique digital assets that are growing rapidly in popularity.
Claudio Tamburrini: The goalkeeper who escaped from prison
The story of a footballer arrested by Argentine secret police in 1977 and tortured before escaping to Sweden.
Chinese search giant Baidu’s shares stage muted Hong Kong debut
Baidu is the latest US-listed Chinese firm to seek a Hong Kong listing as it invests heavily in artificial intelligence.
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