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N Korea further developed nuclear weapons programme in 2020: UN
Monitors believe Pyongyang is using cyber-theft to fund the illicit programme and might be getting help from Iran.
Who’s who in Donald Trump’s second impeachment trial
Trump is first former US president to face impeachment trial and the only president to be impeached twice.
Robinhood sued over 20-year-old American student trader’s suicide
Alex Kearns' family alleges the 20-year-old took his own life after he thought he lost $730,000 on the trading app.
Colombia to grant temporary protection to nearly 1m Venezuelans
Move means Venezuelan migrants and asylum seekers will have greater access to formal jobs and social services.
US Senate sets speedy timeline for Trump impeachment trial
House managers and Trump's defence team will each have 16 hours across two days to present their arguments.
Honduran president target of US investigation, court filings show
Reuters news agency says filing does not say what the Honduran president, a key US ally, is being investigated for.
Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala poised to become first woman to lead WTO
The incoming head of the World Trade Organization is known for shaking things up and holding power to account.
Bayern Munich beat Al Ahly to reach Club World Cup final
European champions to face Tigres in the final after beating Egypt's Al-Ahli in the semifinal.
‘This is what your life is’: Tom Brady, the GOAT?
On Sunday, Brady secured his seventh Super Bowl victory, two more than any other player.
Facebook cracks down on anti-vaccine accounts amid COVID surge
Facebook and Instagram will remove accounts that repeatedly spread false information about COVID-19 and vaccines.
Sudan’s prime minister names new cabinet
Reshuffle comes as Abdalla Hamdok struggles to push through reforms and secure foreign financing to boost economy.
Biden wage plan would lift 900,000 from poverty. There’s a catch
Biden's plan to raise the minimum wage to $15 per hour would reduce poverty but also cut 1.4 million jobs, the CBO said.
Ecuador: Arauz heading to election runoff, runner-up in dispute
With nearly 98 percent of vote counted, the race for second place remains too close to call, making a recount likely.
US top doctor says vaccination key to fighting COVID-19 variants
Despite concern over supply, Anthony Fauci says study on taking only one vaccine dose could take months to complete.
S Africa looking to roll out AstraZeneca jab in ‘stepped manner’
Health officials are working with international scientists to draw up new COVID strategy after original plan's halting.
Australian Open finally gets under way amid COVID restrictions
First Grand Slam of the year starts amid heightened precautions and limited spectators.
US says it will return to ‘flawed’ UN human rights council
Secretary of State Blinken says Trump's 2018 withdrawal from the council 'did nothing to encourage meaningful change'.
Accused rioters blame Trump for ‘inspiring’ US Capitol violence
As DC prepares for Trump's second impeachment, court filings show accused rioters hold Trump partly responsible.
Worth a shot? How one-dose COVID jab could help in pandemic fight
A single-dose vaccine made by Johnson & Johnson could be easier to distribute, store and administer than other vaccines.
Failure to contain COVID jeopardises Latin America recovery: IMF
The region's 4.1% forecasted growth for 2021 is dependent on effective vaccine roll-outs and recovery of the US economy.
Is the US losing the war on cyberattacks?
President Joe Biden is promising to boost US's cybersecurity defence but can he deliver?
Palestinian factions begin talks on elections in Cairo
The two-day talks between Fatah and Hamas will focus on issues related to legislative and presidential elections.
Trump lawyers: ‘Not a single word’ in speech led to Capitol riot
On the day before Trump's impeachment trial begins, his lawyers are arguing he did not incite last month's violence.
Dogecoin hits record after tweets from Elon Musk and Snoop Dogg
Musk, the world's richest person, said his comments about Dogecoin recently were meant as jokes.
Germany, Poland, Sweden expel Russian diplomats in reciprocity
Moscow's expulsion of three diplomats last week prompts coordinated tit-for-tat response from Germany, Poland, Sweden.
Political tensions mount in El Salvador before legislative vote
Survivors of country's deadly civil war fear El Salvador is ushering in a new era of political violence and intolerance.
Aid convoy arrives in CAR capital after rebels blockade
UN says 14 trucks reached Bangui after a 50-day blockade by rebels who cut off the city's lifeline.
St Louis jail riot prompts calls for better prison COVID measures
Advocates and legislators want increased transparency from corrections facilities as inmates 'fear for their lives'.
Oil prices shake off COVID blues as Brent hits $60
Oil prices rose to their highest levels in over a year on Monday, as output cuts and stimulus hopes drive crude higher.
Myanmar military ruler addresses nation as protests intensify
Military rulers impose curfew as General Min Aung Hlaing says army will hold election and hand over power to winner.
Space race: UAE, US and Chinese missions prepare to explore Mars
Deep-space ventures by the UAE, US and China will arrive at Earth's planetary neighbour this month.
Algeria’s oil and gas exports plummet
Sinking energy exports threaten more financial pain for Algeria, and possibly renewed unrest.
America, the big lie
American unity has always come at the price of Black people's lives and freedom.
French security bill: ‘Illegal tactics’ used against protesters
Amnesty condemns police arrests of people who attended mass demonstrations against controversial bill.
In Pictures: ‘No safe place’ as violence grips DR Congo’s Ituri
Violence has resurfaced in country's northeastern province, forcing hundreds of thousands of people on the run.
Chinese regulators call in Tesla after customers complain
Regulator says Tesla customers have complained about battery fires, unexpected acceleration, software update failures.
Bitcoin soars 15% after Tesla says will accept it as payment
Bitcoin surged to a new all time high after Testla said it will start accepting the cryptocurrency as a form of payment.
Flood kills dozens in Morocco underground factory
Rescue workers recover 24 bodies from Tangier property and rescue 10 survivors, state media report.
Dutch freeze international adoptions after abuses uncovered
Some children adopted between 1967 and 1998 were found to have been stolen or bought under duress from birth parents.
Lebanon central bank governor summoned for questioning by judge
Prosecutors allege Riad Salameh failed to ensure foreign currency reserves were used for intended purposes.
UK defends AstraZeneca vaccine after South Africa halts roll-out
The Oxford/AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine prevents death and serious illness, junior health minister says.
Somali opposition leaders ‘no longer recognise president’
Opposition candidates urge Farmajo to 'respect the constitution' with a peaceful transfer of power.
New COVID-19 variants explained in 500 words
As new coronavirus strains emerge and infect more people, questions loom over vaccine effectiveness.
Gunmen raid villages in northwest Nigeria, killing 19
At least 19 people killed when armed men raided two villages in Kaduna state, the government said.
Pakistan: UN report ‘vindicates’ stance on cross-border ‘terrorism’
Foreign ministry says report 'vindicates' Pakistan's position it is facing threats from Afghanistan-based armed groups.
Many die, hundreds missing as Himalayan glacier bursts in India
Uttarakhand government says 18 bodies recovered, and state's chief minister says at least 200 people are still missing.
Saudi Arabia commutes death sentences of 3 men jailed as minors
Three men sentenced to death for joining 2012 protests as teens have their sentences converted to 10 years in jail.
UK teenager wakes up from coma with no knowledge of pandemic
Joseph Flavill, 19, contracted COVID-19 twice while in a coma after an accident that happened before the lockdown.
K2 climbers in Pakistan feared dead days after they went missing
It was the group's second attempt at climbing K2 this winter, a season that has already seen three other climbers die.
‘All open’: French flock to Madrid cafes for pandemic reprieve
With France's cultural venues shut in the lockdown, leisure-seekers eye their southern neighbour's capital.
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