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Johnson & Johnson asks US to approve single-dose COVID jab
J&J's single-shot vaccine could help boost supply and simplify the US immunisation campaign, which continues to lag.
New record: S&P 500, Nasdaq post new closing highs on upbeat data
Investors are betting on pandemic stimulus and healthy tech earnings to keep lifting markets.
Musk’s $886m internet service subsidy at risk as critics cry foul
Critics say SpaceX should not have received subsidies from the United States Rural Digital Opportunity Fund.
Biden urges Myanmar military to free detainees, step down
President says the US is working with allies and partners to address the army's takeover and Aung San Suu Kyi's arrest.
McKinsey to pay $573m over claims it fuelled US opioid crisis
The claims allege the consulting firm helped turbo-charge the crisis by giving sales and marketing advice to drugmakers.
California Black Freedom Fund: $100m to fight systemic racism
The 25 US funders will provide resources to Black-led organisations to address a 'history of underinvestment'.
Palestinian electoral alliance splits ahead of Israel vote
The United Arab List breaks away from Arab Joint List alliance less than two months before parliamentary election.
Biden set to accept more refugees after years of Trump cuts
Biden has pledged to restore the US's historic role as a country that welcomes refugees from around the world.
January 26: The day Indians reclaimed their republic
The events of January 26 constitute an unprecedented moment in Indian history.
Beyond the Beirut explosion: The many dangers of ammonium nitrate
Ammonium nitrate use can not only lead to tragedies like the Beirut blast but also cause much harm to nature and humans.
What options does Biden have in Afghanistan?
Withdrawing US troops in May could derail the Afghan peace process. So, what can the new US administration do?
Clinton’s new documentary is an effort to whitewash the YPG
Washington once again appears willing to jeopardise the US-Turkey alliance for the Kurdish armed group.
Biden lays out foreign policy plan to reverse Trump agenda
In his first foreign policy speech as president, Biden says he will rebuild relations with allies and pursue diplomacy.
Voting tech firm sues Fox News over election fraud claims
Smartmatic USA sued Fox News, three of its hosts and two former Trump lawyers on Thursday.
Sixteen African nations show interest in AU COVID vaccine plan
Africa CDC director says countries asked for 114 million doses in total and allocations could be announced within weeks.
The coronavirus vaccine divide: In maps and charts
What is being done to ensure the world’s poorest countries have access to COVID-19 vaccines?
Democratic impeachment managers ask Trump to testify under oath
The managers want to grill Trump for next week's impeachment trial about their allegation that he incited a riot.
US Rep Greene disavows QAnon conspiracies, expresses ‘regret’
On verge of rebuke by US House, new Republican legislator says she's been falsely accused by media and Democrats.
Baby food brands contain ‘dangerous’ toxic metals, US panel finds
A US Congressional subcommittee found dangerous levels of neurologically damaging heavy metals in some baby food brands.
More Americans cite finances, not COVID, as reason for relocating
A Pew survey found a third of respondents said money troubles and joblessness are their main reasons for packing up.
UN’s top court dismisses Qatar discrimination case against UAE
The ICJ upholds objections raised by UAE that the 2017 blockade measures were not racially motivated.
In Pictures: Mexico’s Tigres UANL seal progress at Club World Cup
CONCACAF Champions League winners beat Ulsan Hyundai in front of a thin crowd to reach semi-finals.
Biden to end US support for offensive operations in Yemen
The president is preparing for the US to take on a more active role in ending the protracted civil war in Yemen.
UN calls for Bangladesh army probe after Al Jazeera investigation
Al Jazeera's Investigative Unit revealed Bangladesh bought Israeli-made surveillance tech used to monitor cell phones.
Denmark to create world’s first energy island in the North Sea
Wind power hub will store enough green energy to cover electricity needs of three million European households.
Former cop indicted for murder in Andre Hill death
Grand jury indicts Adam McCoy, who faced numerous citizens' complaints before killing Hill in December.
Iran receives first coronavirus vaccine delivery from Russia
Iran's ambassador to Russia previously said the first shipment of COVID-19 vaccines would consist of 10,000 doses.
Yellen wants to understand GameStop frenzy ‘deeply’
Treasury secretary says she and market watchdogs want to understand Reddit-fuelled trading mania before taking action.
Vaccine v virus: Race to curb COVID spurs uneven Mideast recovery
The IMF warns that emerging markets in the Middle East and Central Asia will not recoup 2019 GDP levels until 2022.
Bangladesh’s army chief and a tale of revenge
A Dhaka family has accused the army chief of targeting them for testifying against his brothers in a murder case.
US unemployment claims fall to 779,000 but hiring remains weak
In all, 17.8 million people were receiving jobless benefits the week ending January 16, down from 18.2 million.
Vale reaches $7bn settlement over deadly dam collapse in Brazil
The Brumadinho dam collapse two years ago killed 270 people and ranks as one of the world's worst mining disasters.
Qatar reimposes restrictions amid surge in COVID-19 infections
The measures affect education, leisure and business as the Gulf country seeks to head off a potential second wave.
Philippines Vaccine Scandal
How the consequences of a 2016 dengue vaccination drive caused controversy and led to lasting fears among Filipinos.
Would Biden’s $1,400 stimulus cheques boost the US economy?
Researchers at the University of Pennsylvania estimate Biden's cheques 'will produce only small stimulative effects'.
US sees new START treaty as way to engage China on arms control
Official says US will urge China to join the effort to reduce nuclear arms stockpiles.
Istanbul’s population falls as countryside beckons during COVID
Istanbul's population fell in 2020 - the first decline in at least two decades as lockdowns shuttered Turkey's capital.
In Pictures: Vaccinations roll out in stadiums, cathedrals, buses
Stadiums, cathedrals and theme parks have been repurposed as vaccination centres to administer the life-saving jabs.
First US warship transits Taiwan Strait since Biden inauguration
A missile destroyer conducts a routine transit through the waterway between mainland China and Taiwan.
UK broadcast regulator Ofcom revokes licence of China’s CGTN
Ofcom said the current licence holder, Star China Media Ltd, had failed to show it had editorial oversight over CGTN.
Shell’s profit slumps in 2020 due to COVID pandemic
The Anglo-Dutch oil and gas giant's annual profit decreases 71 percent to $4.8bn as production drops sharply.
Dolores Huerta on the plight of the American worker
Does either US political party have a real plan to help the millions of Americans who live below the poverty line?
Who is Alexey Navalny? | Start Here
Who is the man behind Russia’s big anti-Putin protests?
Bangladesh jails 50 for 2002 attack on PM Sheikh Hasina’s convoy
Motorcade accompanying Hasina, then an opposition leader, was attacked with rocks, batons and machetes, prosecutors say.
Rival communist faction strikes over Nepal Parliament dissolution
At least 77 people arrested in Kathmandu, police say, during nationwide strike over government dissolving Parliament.
ICC finds Ugandan LRA commander guilty of war crimes
Child soldier-turned-Lord's Resistance Army commander Dominic Ongwen convicted by Netherlands-based court.
Belgian court jails Iranian diplomat for 20 years over bomb plot
Iranian diplomat was accused of plotting a thwarted 2018 bombing of an opposition rally outside French capital, Paris.
Netanyahu postpones UAE, Bahrain trip due to COVID lockdown
Israel closed its airport to virtually all air traffic last month in a bid to halt the arrival of new COVID variants.
COVID’s Disabled Victims
An investigation into how discrimination and neglect during the pandemic have caused the deaths of many disabled people.
In Pictures: How wildlife officers feed birds in freezing Kashmir
As disputed Himalayan region had two heavy snowfalls since December, rangers row out into icy wetland to feed birds.
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