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Bosnia cancels migrant relocation from burned down camp
Bosnian authorities return hundreds of migrants to empty burned out tent camp after 24 hours in relocation buses.
Indian forces kill three Kashmiri men in Srinagar
India claims the dead men were armed fighters but families say they were innocent civilians.
Will the Rohingya be safe on a remote Bangladeshi island?
Rights groups condemn Bangladeshi government's decision to transfer Rohingya refugees to flood prone island.
US sanctions Venezuelan judge, prosecutor over Citgo convictions
The Trump administration imposed sanctions on a judge and prosecutor for the conviction of six American oil executives.
Thai women gold panners find bright spot in COVID-ravaged economy
Many women who used to sell vegetables and food to tourists have turned to panning as gold prices near an all-time high.
UK stocks sink as government widens strict COVID lockdowns
Britain approved Oxford University and AstraZeneca's COVID-19 vaccine but a new strain is causing concerns.
Pending sales of US existing homes fall for third straight month
Higher prices and limited inventory may be slowing momentum in the housing market despite record-low borrowing costs.
Republican US Senator Hawley to object to Electoral College vote
Josh Hawley's objection wouldn't prevent Joe Biden's election from becoming official, but could delay it by a few hours.
What’s behind the latest GCC reconciliation efforts?
Reports of potential deal to end the Gulf dispute come ahead of upcoming GCC summit in the Saudi capital Riyadh.
Uganda police arrest Bobi Wine, tear gas supporters
The opposition presidential candidate was arrested while campaigning in Kalangala in the country's central region.
Crypto-linked stocks extend rally that produced 400% gains
The price of Bitcoin briefly rose above $28,000 Wednesday to a record high, bringing its December gain to more than 40%.
US bombers fly over the Gulf amid tensions with Iran
Washington says bombers flew over the Gulf to deter Tehran from attacking American or allied targets in the region.
Egypt clears officers in murder of Italian student Giulio Regeni
Prosecutors reject Italian claims that five Egyptian policemen were involved in Regeni's torture and killing in 2016.
CAR opposition coalition demands annulment of election
Coalition, which includes five presidential candidates, says third of voters unable to cast ballots due to insecurity.
Iran sets $150,000 compensation for Ukrainian Airlines victims
Iran sets compensation for downed flight’s victims ahead of the deadly incident’s one-year anniversary.
E-krona? Increasingly cashless Sweden eyes digital currency
Less than 10 percent of all payments are made with cash in Sweden, according to research by its central bank.
Officers involved in Breonna Taylor’s death facing dismissal
Two detectives linked to the killing of a Black woman in her home receive pre-termination letters.
EU, China sign investment deal 7 years in the making
The investment deal will help redress what Europe sees as unbalanced economic ties.
Several killed in attack on Yemen’s Aden airport: Live news
Explosion reported at Aden airport after plane carrying the new Yemeni government arrived from Saudi Arabia.
Police had warning in 2019 about the Nashville bomber
Local lawyer says Anthony Warner 'capable of making a bomb' according to an August 2019 police report.
Brexit, immigration, travel: What you should know, in 500 words
Freedom of movement between the UK and the EU will end in days, ushering in huge changes for immigration and travel.
Ethiopian refugee, symbol of integration in Italy, killed on farm
Agitu Ideo Gudeta had arrived in Italy in 2010 and hailed as a refugee success story at a time of rising xenophobia.
Mettle and creativity: How an Argentine decor firm survived COVID
BeWe Home has weathered Argentina's coronavirus and economic crises by adapting at every turn.
Turkish police arrest suspect in killing of female academic
People express shock and anger over the killing of academic in Istanbul amid rising violence against women.
Four things to watch in US politics in 2021
The new year in US politics promises change, but also the continuation of many current political conflicts.
Landslide in Norway leaves nine injured, forces 200 to evacuate
Landslide in a village north of the capital, Oslo, destroys several homes.
Qatar emir invited to Gulf summit amid diplomatic row
Sheikh Tamim has not yet confirmed whether he will attend the GCC summit in Saudi Arabia on January 5.
Who will care for the carers?
For many in the caring profession, violence is a daily threat, but too little is done to support and protect carers.
Turkey, US in talks to discuss sanctions imposed over S-400s
The US slapped sanctions on NATO ally Turkey following its acquisition of the Russian missile shield in 2017.
Blasts hit Yemen’s Aden airport as new unity government arrives
Blasts and gunfire were heard after a plane carrying the new Yemeni government arrived from Saudi Arabia.
How might Brexit impact the Middle East?
New trading rules mean immediate changes and strategic policy shifts could be on the cards, analysts say.
Convicted US spy Pollard arrives in Israel
Jonathan Pollard, who was convicted of spying for Israel in the US more than 30 years ago, landed in Israel on Wednesday.
EU chiefs sign deal, UK MPs to vote on agreement
The agreement also needs approval from the EU’s legislature, which is not expected to take up the deal for weeks.
Syrian soldier killed in Israeli raid near Damascus
Five others were wounded in Israeli raid on Syrian air defence forces in the Nabi Habeel area close to Lebanon border.
After deadly earthquake, aftershocks jolt Croatia
Day after an earthquake killed at least seven and injured dozens, aftershocks rattle a country starting to rebuild.
In Pictures: Second quake in two days rattles parts of Croatia
The tremor, one of the strongest to rock Croatia in years, collapsed rooftops in Petrinja, home to 20,000 people.
Indonesia bans Islamic Defenders’ Front, citing terrorist links
The hardline group, set up in 1998, is led by controversial cleric Rizieq Shahib who was arrested this month.
2020: A year in conflict
From the use of armed drones to social media blackouts, the past year has been one of firsts for warfare.
‘Triumph for British science’: UK approves AstraZeneca vaccine
The UK's PM, who is leading a country battling one of the world's worst coronavirus outbreaks, welcomes the development.
US may seek to try accused killer of journalist Daniel Pearl
US official says US is ready to take custody of Sheikh, whose murder conviction was overturned by a Pakistani court.
Here are some ways that COVID is transforming cities everywhere
With shops closing and people working from home, urban centres are emptying out while demand for parks is growing.
Argentine Senate approves bill to legalise abortion
Argentina becomes the fourth country in Latin America to legalise abortion.
UK approves AstraZeneca-Oxford vaccine for COVID: Live News
The UK authorises use of a second coronavirus vaccine weeks after it approved Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine against the virus.
Pakistan anti-corruption body arrests key opposition leader
The arrest of Khawaja Asif, a former foreign minister, comes as opposition has been seeking PM Imran Khan's resignation.
‘Severe test’: As North Korean economy tanks, Kim needs solutions
North Korea's economy likely shrank by 8.5 percent this year due to COVID-19 restrictions, Fitch Solutions says.
Asia investors bet on 2021 rebound, sending shares to record high
Investors expect authorities to continue to make it easy for banks, businesses and people to borrow money.
EU, Chinese leaders to announce hard-fought investment deal
The deal addresses complaints by the EU and US about China's industrial subsidies and forced technology transfers.
China jails 10 Hong Kong activists, but two under-18s repatriated
The group was detained in Chinese waters as they allegedly tried to flee to Taiwan in a speedboat.
North Korea prepares for key party congress as challenges mount
The first congress in more than four years will take place amid the COVID-19 pandemic and a change in US President.
Hong Kong teen activist jailed for China flag ‘insult’
Tony Chung jailed as crackdown on pro-democracy activists in once-free-spirited territory accelerates.
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