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Could lower vaccine doses be key to ending the COVID pandemic?
Fractional or lower dosing has been used around the world for years as a means to overcome vaccine shortages.
American Express sees windfall from reinvigorated US consumers
American Express's revenue jumped to $10.24bn from $7.68bn last year, the company reported on Friday.
Cleveland baseball team changes name from Indians to Guardians
Ohio MLB team's name change comes after decades of protests by Native American groups calling it a harmful stereotype.
Bosnia’s peace envoy imposes ban on genocide denial
Valentin Inzko has set jail terms to counter attempts by Bosnian Serbs to deny genocide in Srebrenica.
China’s Xi urges people in Tibet to ‘follow party’ in rare visit
President's visit comes as China faces increased security concerns due to clashes with India, US withdrawal from Kabul.
Prince Harry is producing a memoir – but is he writing it?
Ghostwriters may not have their names on book covers, but their presence is likely found all over the bestseller list.
As Olympics begin, Japan rolls out red carpet for Pfizer CEO
Japan's prime minister met with Pfizer's CEO to ensure the drugmaker delivers COVID-19 vaccines as supply dwindles.
Azerbaijan jails 13 Armenian military personnel for six years
Azerbaijan's serious crimes court says those sentenced will be deported after serving their prison terms.
Zomato IPO catapults founder towards list of Indian billionaires
A 66% stock jump on debut turned Zomato founder Deepinder Goyal into a poster boy for India’s fledgling startup scene.
Canada is deporting its ‘guardian angels’
Many asylum seekers in Canada, who worked on the country's COVID-19 frontline, are now facing the threat of deportation.
White is not a colour – white is an ideology
Being 'white' is today an ideological conviction people acquire as they are indoctrinated into racism.
Reluctance and distrust define vaccine attitudes in Gaza
Widespread reluctance to get a shot led officials and medics to launch campaign about positive effects of vaccination.
India’s weight-loss guru Rujuta Diwekar on why grandma knows best
Diwekar, whose clients include top tycoons and Bollywood stars, dishes out advice that's discordant yet appealing.
Eight missing after boat carrying migrants sinks off Turkey
Turkish naval ships and an aircraft have been deployed as part of search and rescue efforts.
Iran water shortages: Khamenei says protesters not to blame
Top leader's comments over Khuzestan protests come as media say one person shot dead in neighbouring Lorestan province.
Bangladesh reimposes COVID lockdown for two weeks
Shutdown back in place to stem the tide of infections and deaths from the virus after weeklong recess for Eid al-Adha.
Tokyo Olympics officially begin under spectre of pandemic
Opening ceremony marks beginning of summer games delayed for a year and held under unprecedented restrictions.
Sixteen civilians killed in eastern DRC ambush
One child among those killed as they were returning from a weekly market in North Kivu province.
Landslides in western India kill dozens, more trapped in floods
At least 36 people dead and 1,000 others trapped by floodwaters as monsoon rains pound Maharashtra state.
COVID-positive man boards Indonesia flight disguised as wife
Wearing a full-face veil, a COVID-positive man disguised himself as his wife to board a domestic flight.
Israel granted official observer status at the African Union
Israeli ambassador presents credentials to African Union Commission chairman at bloc's headquarters in Addis Ababa.
Fresh floods in central China as typhoon heads towards east coast
Clean-up continues in Zhengzhou as firefighters pump water from flooded streets and underground rail system.
French person among 6 held over plot to kill Madagascar president
Public security minister says those arrested also included two Malagasy and two Malagasy and French bi-nationals.
‘Nothing left’: A catastrophe in Madagascar’s famine-hit south
More than one million people need emergency food and nutrition aid, with 14,000 already in 'catastrophic conditions'.
El Salvador orders graft arrest of ex-President Sanchez Ceren
Investigators say they will seek international help to locate and detain the former president and other officials.
India’s DNA data law could harm minorities, hurt privacy: Experts
Privacy advocates fear the sensitive data can be misused for caste-based or community profiling.
Taliban: ‘No one wants a civil war’ in Afghanistan
Taliban spokesman lays out the group's stance on what should come next in a country on the precipice.
Tokyo 2020: Nigara Shaheen on her journey to Refugee Olympic Team
Shaheen, who was born in Afghanistan but grew up in Pakistan, will be part of the Refugee Olympic Team at Tokyo 2020.
Sydney’s crafty cockatoos master suburban bin diving
Researchers in Australia found that the extremely gregarious birds learned new behaviours by observing their peers.
Death toll from two prison riots in Ecuador climbs to 22
President Guillermo Lasso declares a state of emergency in the country's jail system as a new wave of violence erupts.
In Herat, ex-Mujahideen commander leads efforts to resist Taliban
In western Afghanistan’s biggest city, Taliban gains are causing economic distress and forcing people to pick up arms.
Indonesia: Raging pandemic offers fertile ground for new variants
Experts keeping a close eye on developments as double-digit test positivity rate suggests outbreak out of control.
How safe are the Tokyo Olympics from COVID-19?
With Olympic bubbles 'broken', experts say safety measures at COVID-delayed Summer Games are woefully inadequate.
Tokyo’s marathon journey to the start of the Olympics
Since being awarded the Games in 2013, Japan has endured a backlash over costs, scandals and the COVID-19 pandemic.
Violence overshadows memorial service for slain Haitian president
Supporters of Jovenel Moise interrupted the mass as they cried out and accused Haiti’s elite of killing the president.
Colombian authorities say ex-FARC behind recent Duque attack
Authorities say they arrested 10 former Colombian FARC rebels based in Venezuela responsible for two attacks last month.
US prosperity weakened by COVID-19, mass shootings, report finds
The pandemic, mass shootings, rising obesity and mental health issues eroded Americans' quality of life, a report finds.
In Pictures: Haiti prepares to bury its slain president
Haitians say goodbye to assassinated President Jovenel Moise with a mass and a wake in Cap-Haitien.
Half of Europeans vaccinated but concern grows over Delta variant
Despite rates of vaccination picking up, the Delta variant is driving new waves of COVID infections.
British far-right activist loses Syrian schoolboy libel case
Judges order Tommy Robinson to pay Jamal Hijazi 100,000 pounds ($138,000) after ruling he libelled the Syrian schoolboy.
Ex-UN rights chief to lead probe into Israeli, Palestinian abuses
Navi Pillay will lead an investigation into 'systematic' abuses in occupied Palestinian territories and Israel.
Expats fill suitcases with medicine, cash for families in Lebanon
As Lebanon's crisis deepens, families now depend on expats to bring life-saving medicine, hygiene products, and cash.
What lessons have been learned from unrest in South Africa?
South Africa is still trying to come to terms with days of looting and violence that left death and destruction.
South Africa unrest death toll jumps to more than 300
Government says deaths from days of violence revised up to 79 in Gauteng province and 258 in KwaZulu-Natal.
‘Just the beginning’: US imposes new sanctions on Cuba
The move signals the Biden administration is unlikely to soften the US approach towards Cuba anytime soon.
Israel to reimpose COVID health pass as Delta variant hits
'Green Pass' programme only allows people vaccinated or recovered from COVID-19 to enter some public spaces.
US House passes bill to provide 8,000 special visas for Afghans
US to evacuate thousands of Afghans and their families amid fears of Taliban retaliation.
G20 likely to conclude talks without ambitious climate deal
Ministers were unable to agree on timetables needed to reach net-zero global emissions by 2050, according to officials.
Ecuador: At least 18 inmates die in two prison riots
The latest violence comes months after at least 79 inmates died in the country's worst prison riots.
Hungary prosecutors open investigation into Pegasus spying claims
Move comes after media reports claim Hungarian journalists, lawyers and critics of PM Viktor Orban targeted by spyware.
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