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Trump’s bid for $2,000 stimulus cheques stalls in US Senate
Majority Leader Mitch McConnell blocks vote as some Republicans say they will support $2,000 stimulus cheques.
US Justice Dep’t declines to charge officers in Tamir Rice case
Justice Department says no federal criminal charges against two police officers for killing of 12-year-old.
US detects first case of COVID-19 variant in Colorado
Man with no travel history first confirmed US case of COVID strain that UK scientists believe is more contagious.
After Australia’s fires: A devastated community rebuilds together
The tiny settlement of Wonboyn was ravaged by fires, but its people and landscape are beginning to recover.
White woman’s confrontation with Black teen under investigation
Woman accuses teen of theft in NY hotel, drawing comparisons to other false accusations against Black people in the US.
Police investigate after Breonna Taylor statue defaced in Oakland
Authorities yet to name suspect or motive for statue's destruction, which sculptor calls 'act of racist aggression'.
Biden criticises pace of Trump’s COVID vaccine roll-out
The president-elect says that at the current pace it will 'take years, not months' to get all Americans vaccinated.
Unemployed US workers won’t see benefits gap despite Trump delay
Unemployment benefits will continue without a one-week lapse despite a delay on the part of President Donald Trump.
Fuel or flour? Lebanon to ration $2bn in subsidies, PM says
A looming end to subsidies in Lebanon has triggered UN warnings of 'social catastrophe'.
Is Iraqi PM able to confront pro-Iran militia?
Mustafa al-Kadhimi's leadership put to test after recent wave of attacks.
Argentina begins COVID vaccine campaign with Russian shots
Argentine officials stress safety of the shots after critics questioned Russia's decision to approve the vaccine.
Russia charges critic Navalny with ‘fraud’ in new criminal case
Russia's most prominent opposition figure accused of spending $4.8m of donations to his organisations on personal needs.
UAE a hub for firms helping Venezuela avoid US sanctions: Report
Three UAE-based companies emerged this year as major buyers of Venezuelan crude, a Reuters report says.
Gabon approves constitutional change if president incapacitated
Question of constitutional vacuum emerged two years ago when President Ali Bongo Ondimba suffered a stroke.
Wall Street tempers bonus expectations in the times of COVID-19
The biggest US lenders are tempering expectations for employee payouts after the pandemic sent revenues soaring.
Argentina on the cusp of historic vote to legalise abortion
Senate debates bill that could make Argentina the largest country in Latin America to legalise abortion.
Egyptian man jailed for 3 years for sexual assault in #MeToo case
Ex-student's conviction for harassing two women is the first in a case that sparked #MeToo movement in the Arab nation.
EU governments approve Brexit trade deal: Germany
EU chiefs Ursula von der Leyen and Charles Michel to sign the trade deal agreed with Britain on Wednesday.
Wealthy US hospitals tap into COVID relief funds to cover costs
Some federal emergency funds are going to large health systems with have billions of dollars in cash reserves.
What you need to know about America’s eviction crisis
New York passed a strong anti-eviction law Monday, but millions of Americans remain at risk for losing their homes.
Brexit: UK markets rally on first full day of trading post-deal
Casting aside concern for now, investors poured into UK markets on the first full day of trading post-Brexit deal.
US sanctions no obstacle to Russia-Turkey military ties: Lavrov
Russian foreign minister says Moscow and Ankara will not be deterred by sanctions over acquiring S-400 missile system.
Boeing 737 MAX makes first US commercial flight since crashes
The flight from Miami to New York is the first in the US after regulators lifted a 20-month safety ban on the plane.
US Senate to consider override of Trump defence bill veto
If as expected the Senate follows the US House in vote, it would be first veto override of Trump's presidency.
EU demands China release 12 Hong Kong activists as trial begins
EU statement comes as Brussels gears up to agree a significant investment deal with China.
Nashville bomber gave away car, home before Christmas Day attack
Authorities are looking for the motive behind the explosion - bomber said 'the world is never going to forget me'.
2020 saw surge in ‘harassment’ of Kashmir journalists
Journalists have been attacked and press freedom curtailed since India stripped Kashmir of its special status last year.
UK, Turkey reach post-Brexit free trade agreement
Official hails deal as most significant trade pact for Turkey since signing of customs union agreement with EU in 1995.
Thousands protest in Nepal against PM dissolving Parliament
Protesters reject December 20 decision as unconstitutional as they rally outside PM Oli's office despite COVID curbs.
Will 2020’s vote lead to more federal oversight in US elections?
The 2020 presidential election has again drawn attention to the decentralised election system in the US.
Israel shuts down Ramon prison due to COVID infections
Palestinian NGO said increasing infections among Israeli jailers is the 'first source of transmission' to prisoners.
Strong earthquake hits Croatia, girl killed
Buildings in central Croatia collapse as earthquake is felt throughout the country and in neighbouring Serbia, Bosnia.
‘Barbaric murders’: 50 journalists killed in 2020
Mexico was the deadliest, with eight journalists killed, followed by Iraq, Afghanistan, India and Pakistan, RSF says.
Indian film star Rajinikanth ends political bid over health fears
The 70-year-old Tamil action hero said he will serve the people without entering electoral politics.
No future: the English Left in retrospect
What is next for the English Left after Corbyn-led Labour's crushing electoral defeat in last year's election?
COVIran Barekat: Iran launches human trials of its COVID vaccine
The start of the trials comes as Iran managed to bring its COVID-19 fatalities down to a three-month low.
This Indian startup has not only survived COVID, it is thriving
India’s swift, harsh COVID lockdown forced Slurrp Farm to slash costs, embrace technology and listen to its customers.
Under regulatory pressure, China’s Ant considers overhaul: Report
In another push to rein in billionaire Jack Ma, China's central bank has ordered fintech giant Ant Group to scale down.
Pakistan, India report cases of coronavirus variant: Live news
New variant, first spotted in the UK, continues to spread, with Pakistan, India reporting cases among travellers.
UK needs tighter COVID rules to avert catastrophe: Epidemiologist
Country at epicentre of new variant entering 'very dangerous new phase of the pandemic', leading gov't adviser says.
Bangladesh moves nearly 2,000 Rohingya refugees to remote island
Second group of 1,800 Rohingya refugees sent to Bhasan Char island amid concerns many of them have been coerced.
Family of jailed Saudi activist al-Hathloul to appeal sentencing
Saudi court sentenced al-Hathloul to five years and eight months in prison on terrorism-related charges.
Surviving in the ruins of Moria
In the rubble of what was the largest refugee camp in Europe, some try to make a living by scavenging for metal.
Pakistani players’ omission from top cricket awards baffles fans
By not winning any of the 10 individual prizes, Pakistan is the only major team not to be represented at the awards.
In Pictures: Iraqi watch repair shop is a timeless treasure
Abdelkarim's storefront on one of Baghdad's most historic streets stocked with thousands of wristwatches.
South Africa tightens restrictions amid surge in COVID cases
Masks are compulsory, indoor and outdoor gatherings are banned and a curfew to be enforced.
Three French soldiers killed in Mali IED blast
The soldiers, on a mission in the southern region, were part of France’s Barkhane military operations in Mali.
Asian shares jump on hopes of bigger US fiscal stimulus measures
US House of Representatives voted to increase stimulus payments to qualifying Americans to $2,000 from $600.
Trump bolsters order barring US investment in some Chinese firms
Order passed in November blocks US investors from buying securities of Chinese firms allegedly under military control.
Lords of Water: Episode One
Is water the new oil? We expose the financialisation of water.
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