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In the UK, Muslims find comfort in receiving vaccines at mosques
In a bid to reassure ethnic minority communities about the vaccine, places of worship have been converted into clinics.
This Lunar New Year, less flying in China as virus fears persist
Some airlines offer cheap fares but about 10 percent of flights are cancelled over the coming two weeks, data show.
‘Deeply troubled’: US warns Houthis days after ‘terror’ delisting
State Department calls on Iran-linked rebel group to cease military attacks in Saudi Arabia and Yemen.
Diggers and dreamers: Vinyl collectors in Africa’s city of gold
As records experience a revival across the world, we meet a group of vinyl obsessives in Johannesburg, South Africa.
Afghanistan gets first COVID-19 vaccine shipment from India
Doses to be initially administered to country's health workers and elderly citizens with a history of chronic ailments.
In Myanmar, protesters urge police to join democracy fight
As opposition to last week's coup intensifies, protesters hope police will join the cause.
Why glaciers burst and send floods downstream
As a burst Himalayan glacier wreaks havoc in India, we look at how glaciers and glacial lakes form, and why they break.
Israel PM Netanyahu pleads not guilty as corruption trial resumes
Benjamin Netanyahu returns to court to face three corruption allegations just six weeks ahead of an election.
In Pictures: The deadly glacier collapse in Indian Himalayas
Glacier burst in northern India triggers avalanche and flash flood that washes away hydropower projects and bridges.
Tom Brady wins 7th Super Bowl; Buccaneers manhandle Chiefs 31-9
Legendary 43-year-old quarterback adds fifth Super Bowl MVP to his greatest-of-all-time resume.
Ecuador election heads into runoff with Arauz in lead
The 36-year-old is a protege of former president Rafael Correa and aims to end years of painful austerity measures.
Asian shares edge towards record highs on hope of US stimulus
Hopes of a quicker global economic recovery and crude oil supply curbs by OPEC are pushing stocks and oil prices higher.
Australia says China has formally arrested TV anchor for spying
Cheng Lei, who has been held for nearly six months, is accused of 'illegally supplying state secrets overseas'.
Myanmar protests continue amid calls for a general strike
Third day of protests in Myanmar as activists urge workers to join general strike and 'tear down military dictatorship'.
Indian firm bets on local manufacturing, stock soars 824 percent
With an early bet on manufacturing in India, Sunil Vachani's Dixon Technologies is now valued at $2.5bn.
UK academics investigated over China-linked research: Report
The Times reports the scholars may have unwittingly helped China build weapons of mass destruction.
Anti-trust crackdown: China issues new rules targeting tech firms
Rules are likely to pressure firms such as Alibaba, JD.com, Ant Group and Tencent which dominate e-commerce in China.
China to build the world’s biggest dam on sacred Tibetan river
The dam on the Yarlung Tsangpo is part of China's 'green' initiatives but there are concerns about its effect.
Palestinians launch postcodes in assertion of sovereignty
International mail sent to or from the occupied West Bank currently has to pass through Jordan or Israel.
South Africa suspends Oxford/AstraZeneca COVID vaccine roll-out
Move comes after trial data shows jab offered limited protection against mild-moderate disease caused by new variant.
US won’t lift Iran sanctions until nuclear deal compliance: Biden
US and Iran remain at an impasse over which country will make the first move in returning to the 2015 deal.
US ending aid to Saudi-led forces in Yemen, but questions persist
Joe Biden's announcement is a pivot in US foreign policy, but experts say what exact support will be cut is unclear.
UN envoy for Yemen in Iran for talks on long-running conflict
Martin Griffiths' trip is part of diplomatic efforts to support a negotiated political solution to Yemen's war.
What’s driving the COVID lockdown protests?
Financial hardship and uncertainty over the COVID pandemic fuelling anti-lockdown demonstrations, experts say.
Should international companies pull investments out of Myanmar?
Foreign firms are under pressure to cut ties with the military following the February 1 coup.
Haiti president alleges attempted coup amid dispute over term
Opposition leaders and rights groups say Haitian President Jovenel Moise's mandate expires on Sunday.
UN, Ethiopia strike a deal over aid workers’ access to Tigray
World Food Programme says it will 'scale up' operations in embattled region after reaching deal with Addis Ababa.
Security agents killed in central Somalia roadside bomb attack
Police say Abdirashid Abdunur, intelligence chief for Dhusamareeb town, was killed in the blast claimed by al-Shabab.
Fox News is the Republican Party
Trumpism will endure because Murdoch’s Fox News made that choice on behalf of the Republican Party it commands.
New Ebola case detected in eastern DRC
Announcement by health ministry comes nearly three months after the DRC declared an end to its 11th Ebola outbreak.
Honduras hardened its abortion ban. These women remain undeterred
Honduran Congress put a lock on decades-old ban on abortion weeks after Argentina legalised it in landmark decision.
Polls open in Ecuador’s tight presidential election
Leftist economist Andres Arauz and conservative Guillermo Lasso the clear frontrunners among 16 presidential candidates.
Former heavyweight boxing champion Leon Spinks dies aged 67
Spinks, who defeated Muhammad Ali in 1978 in one of the most shocking upsets in boxing history, died of cancer.
In Pictures: Defiance as thousands rally in Myanmar
People pour onto the streets across Myanmar for a second day to protest last week's military coup.
Iran’s supreme leader: US must return to nuclear deal first
Biden administration has said to restore the nuclear accord Iran must first fulfil its commitments.
What you need to know about the new coronavirus variants
Experts say new virus variants do not necessarily lead to deadlier forms of COVID-19 but they are more infectious.
Iran to start human trials on second local COVID vaccine
Announcement comes on same day Iran’s first vaccine, COVIran Barekat, completed its first phase of human trials.
What is ‘vaccine nationalism’ and why is it so harmful?
Countries scrambling to be the first to inoculate their populations will achieve little if others go unvaccinated.
Himalayan glacier bursts in India, dozens feared dead
Footage from local TV channels showed water gushing towards a dam in the state of Uttarakhand, washing away parts of it.
UAE spies monitored Michelle Obama, Sheikha Moza emails: Report
New York Times says email communications between former US first lady and Qatari royal were surveilled.
Iran calls for UN response over Israeli military action threat
An Israel general said its military is preparing 'operational plans' in reaction to Iran boosting its nuclear programme.
Remains of 104 Yazidis killed by ISIL laid to rest in Iraq
Bodies of the victims were exhumed from mass graves last year and all were identified before the burial on Saturday.
Tens of thousands protest Myanmar coup, internet blackout eased
Protesters rally in Yangon for a second day, denouncing military coup and demanding Aung San Suu Kyi's release.
AstraZeneca COVID jab ‘less effective against S Africa variant’
British drugmaker says its vaccine showed 'limited efficacy against mild disease' caused by the South African variant.
US to end deals to send asylum seekers back to Central America
Rights groups have long denounced accords allowing Trump administration to deport asylum seekers at US border.
Pfizer applies for full COVID-19 vaccine approval in Brazil
President Jair Bolsonaro's handling of pandemic and slow vaccine distribution has led to protests and investigation.
Sudan: Further GERD filling ‘direct threat’ to national security
Gov't minister says unilateral move by Ethiopia in July would 'threaten lives of half the population in central Sudan'.
Palestinian rights groups urge swift action after ICC ruling
Officials and rights groups welcome 'landmark' ICC ruling that it has jurisdiction in the Palestinian territories.
Protests erupt in Chile after police fatally shoot street juggler
Hundreds protest in southern Chile and government holds emergency meeting after performer fatally shot by police.
How will Ecuador’s elections affect the future of the Amazon?
Environmental issues have been largely ignored in lead-up to Sunday's vote, raising concern from rainforest advocates.
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