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Russia expels diplomats as tensions rise over Navalny protests
Moscow declares envoys from Sweden, Germany and Poland 'persona non grata' over alleged involvement in protests.
UN-led Libya forum selects new interim government
A new transitional prime minister and three-member presidency council will govern Libya until the December election.
Ecuador to vote amid economic crisis and widespread discontent
Economy and handling of COVID-19 pandemic figure largely on minds of voters ahead of February 7 presidential polls.
Super Bowl LV: One for the ages despite COVID, politics
Overcoming a season that teetered on collapse, fans of American football are set to be rewarded with a memorable match.
US annual trade deficit largest since 2008 financial crisis
The goods-and-services trade gap widened to $678.7bn in 2020 from $576.9bn in 2019, the US Department of Commerce said.
In risky move, Ukraine’s president bans pro-Russian media
Zelenskyy accuses the channels of spreading Kremlin-funded 'propaganda', drawing support in the US but ire in the EU.
US Democrats push forward on COVID relief with budget vote
Vice President Kamala Harris casts first tie-breaker vote to pass measure, moving forward without Republican support.
In Milan, a free medical clinic serves migrants in the pandemic
The People’s Medical Clinic, which has met the community's needs for 25 years, is under pressure as the pandemic grips.
Scottish independence: Are unionists fighting a losing battle?
As the movement for Scottish independence grows, unionists face a tough challenge.
Pakistan PM: We would give Kashmiris ‘right to independence’
PM Khan said he is willing to allow Kashmiris full right to self-determination even if they vote to stay with Pakistan.
Families affected by Trump ‘Muslim ban’ say process still stalled
Despite Joe Biden’s reversal of the divisive policy, families say they have little clarity on status of applications.
US economy adds adds 49,000 jobs in January
The United States unemployment rate fell to 6.3 percent in January.
AU summit: What are the key issues?
Pan-African body to hold its annual heads of states summit virtually due to coronavirus precautions.
Germany hails Biden’s move to halt Trump-ordered troop cuts
Trump planned to pull out about 9,500 of the roughly 34,500 US troops stationed in Germany.
Lockdown bambino bust: 9 months on, Italy births fall 22 percent
Demographics experts have been predicting a baby bust across Europe for 2021.
Stimulus cheques, Reddit frenzy and an extremely tiny chameleon
We round up the numbers to know from the week’s biggest economic stories so you can impress yourself and your friends.
Instability may make Ethiopia a hard sell to foreign investors
Once a frontier market superstar, Ethiopia has seen its investment lustre dimmed by conflict and pandemic.
WHO ‘concerned’ COVID vaccines will not work on new variants
'The virus still has the upper hand on the human being,' says European chief of global health agency.
Melting glaciers, rising seas: Approaching climate tipping points
Glaciers have shrunk at high speed over the last 30 years, raising fears of future land loss and more climate refugees.
UN warns situation in Ethiopia’s Tigray now ‘extremely alarming’
UN says most of the troubled region remains 'inaccessible' for aid workers amid growing hunger due to ongoing fighting.
Free speech under threat as India clamps down on farmer protests
As farmers camp out for months against new farm laws, mainstream and social media come under unprecedented attacks.
Myanmar teachers join protest as anger gathers pace against coup
Hundreds of teachers and students protest across the country against Monday's military take over of civilian gov't.
What is next for Italy’s economic and political crisis?
Former European Central Bank Chief Mario Draghi expected to form a technocratic government.
Libya coastguard intercepts more than 800 refugees: UN
Hundreds of Europe-bound refugees intercepted in Mediterranean and detained over the last 24 hours, IOM says.
The Big Tech takeover of agriculture is dangerous
It will endanger the livelihood of the world's small farmers and food workers and completely transform our food systems.
Indian Muslim comic, jailed for jokes he never cracked, gets bail
Top court grants interim bail to Munawar Faruqui who was jailed for more than a month over jokes he did not even tell.
Palestinian shot dead by Israeli settlers in West Bank
Head of local council in nearby Palestinian village of Ras Karkar identified the deceased as 34-year-old Khaled Nofal.
Navalny in court again, accused of defaming a WWII veteran
Kremlin critic returns to court having been jailed earlier this week, as a top EU official meets the Russian FM.
Locked-out Indians angry over vaccine export to Saudi Arabia
Indian workers have been hit the hardest by five-month flight ban they say has upended their lives and cost them jobs.
Leader of al-Qaeda’s Yemen affiliate under arrest: UN report
UN document says Khalid Batarfi, the leader of al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula, was arrested in October.
Saudi Arabia frees two jailed Saudi Americans after 307 days
Salah al-Haider and Bader al-Ibrahim released pending trial set for March 8 in Saudi's Specialized Criminal Court.
Indonesia bans mandatory religious attire in state schools
Activists lauded the government's decision after outcry over non-Muslim students being forced to wear a hijab.
We, the Palestinians, are stuck in limbo
Israel’s diplomatic standing in the world is on the rise, and its illegal occupation is rapidly being normalised.
UK PM to push allies to agree on carbon border taxes: Report
Boris Johnson wants G-7 to discuss penalties on imports of goods made in countries with weak climate laws: Bloomberg.
Turkish minister says US behind 2016 failed coup: Newspaper
US State Department calls the accusation by Turkey's Interior Minister Suleyman Soylu 'unfounded and irresponsible'.
South Korea in talks with Moderna to build $200m vaccine factory
Moderna aims to produce at least 600 million doses in 2021 and is working with partners to boost deliveries outside US.
Mexico president tests negative after COVID illness
Lopez Obrador, who refused for months to wear a mask, was said to have suffered mild symptoms.
‘No room for debate’: Hong Kong outlines security law for schools
Teaching guidelines for children from six years old suggest Beijing wants to remould Hong Kong society.
Pfizer withdraws emergency use bid of its COVID vaccine in India
India's Central Drugs Standard Control Organisation has declined to accept Pfizer's request without a small local trial.
Taiwan hits out at Chinese ‘bullying’ after Guyana U-turn
Taipei was supposed to open a representative office in the South American country, but the plan triggered anger in China
Stocks head for record highs on hopes of vaccine-led recovery
Expectations of large US economic stimulus package and increased consumer spending boost economic recovery hopes.
India equates Red Fort chaos with Capitol riots after US remarks
Foreign ministry compares storming of the historic fort by farmers to storming of US Capitol by Trump's supporters.
Fast forward: China short-video app Kuaishou surges in jumbo IPO
Kuaishou's initial public offering worth $5.4bn was the world's biggest tech share sale since Uber went public in 2019.
COVID slammed Indonesia’s economy hard in 2020, data shows
Indonesia's GDP shrank by more than expected in the fourth quarter, leading to first full-year contraction since 1998.
Buried in rubbish: Bali’s beaches blighted by sea-borne waste
Seasonal phenomenon even worse this year, as sea dumps piles of plastic and wood along coast of Indonesian island.
UK dog theft on the rise amid pandemic pet demand
Prices for puppies and older dogs have skyrocketed, attracting greedy breeders and the interest of criminals.
Suu Kyi aide arrested as Parliament members hold symbolic meeting
The 79-year-old Win Htein had spent long stretches of time in and out of jail for campaigning against military rule.
India to investigate protest ‘toolkit’ shared by Greta Thunberg
Creators of a farmers' protest toolkit shared by teenage Swedish climate activist to be probed by the New Delhi police.
Brazil’s Bolsonaro faces probe after hospitals ran out of oxygen
Prosecutor-general probing government response after COVID-19 outbreak pushes hospitals in the Amazon to breaking point.
US Treasury, regulators say markets withstood recent volatility
US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen called meeting of top regulators following surge, then plunge, in certain stocks.
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