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Australian Open: More than 500 to isolate after COVID case at hotel
Victoria region's head says main event not affected by positive case detected among one of the hotel's staff.
The race for ‘next generation’ COVID vaccines is heating up
GlaxoSmithKline and AstraZeneca announced they are developing next-generation COVID-19 vaccines to tackle new variants.
QAnon House member meets with Republican leader, remains defiant
Marjorie Taylor Greene's far-right views have split Republicans, yet she remains unapologetic.
Olympics organisers unveil COVID rules for Tokyo Games
First in series of playbooks lays out COVID-19 measures, including face mask mandates and bans on singing and chanting.
‘Historic victory’: France found liable for climate inaction
Landmark case saw NGOs accuse French state of failure to take sufficient measures to halt climate change.
Seeing Again: Reliving the horrors of Peru’s civil war
Indigenous survivors of Peru's civil war see photos taken during the brutal conflict, stirring memories from the past.
High-level Iraqi delegation in Iran to talk trade, Soleimani
US assassination of Iranian General Qassem Soleimani was a major talking point during discussions on Wednesday.
Oxford-AstraZeneca vaccine cuts COVID transmission: Study
Vaccine may reduce transmission of the coronavirus by up to two-thirds and prevent severe disease, research suggests.
Medics in Myanmar on strike against military amid COVID-19 crisis
Front-line healthcare workers from more than 70 medical facilities across the country announced a walkout.
Saudi Arabia suspends entry from 20 countries over COVID fears
The move comes as part of precautionary measures to prevent the spread of the coronavirus.
Rihanna, Greta Thunberg anger India by supporting farmer protests
After tweets by international celebrities, foreign ministry says 'vested interest groups' trying to mobilise support.
Sanders’ meme and Gorman’s poem: The mystic soul of American folk
The American soul cries for freedom which both Republicans and Democrats have long sought to stifle.
Afghan judge killed in Jalalabad, third court official in a month
Hafizullah's murder comes after two female Supreme Court judges were shot dead in Kabul last month.
Myanmar police file charges against Aung San Suu Kyi after coup
Police has sought Suu Kyi's custody for two weeks after charges filed for illegally importing radios, document says.
‘Today’s fake culture war resurrects an old colonial trick’
Oxford University professor Dan Hicks on why Western museums must urgently return colonial-era objects.
Rapid Action Battalion: Bangladesh’s notorious paramilitary force
Since it was established in 2004, RAB has been accused of serious human rights violations and abuse of power.
Can the US confront its domestic terror threat?
As threats of homegrown terrorism surface, The Stream discusses plans to confront it.
Italy looks to ex-ECB chief Draghi to end political crisis
The Italian president is expected to ask Draghi to form a non-political government to replace caretaker Conte coalition.
UN’s top court to rule on US sanctions on Iran
ICJ to decide if it will hear Tehran's case arguing US sanctions breached a 1955 friendship treaty.
In Pictures: ‘Out-of-control’ bushfire burns homes in Australia
Thousands of people urged to evacuate as dozens of homes engulfed by wildfire outside Australia's western city of Perth.
Father of Pakistani rights activist arrested on ‘terror’ charges
Pakistan court grants police custody of Muhammad Ismail, father of prominent human rights activist Gulalai Ismail.
Mexico arrests 12 police in connection with migrant killing
A dozen police officers arrested for allegedly killing 19 people, including Guatemalan migrants.
Hazaras fear for future as Afghanistan risks slipping into chaos
Fearing government will collapse and country may descend again into civil war, Hazaras start to prepare for the worst.
Israel blockade inflaming Gaza’s COVID-19 crisis: Report
The ongoing siege imposed by Israel is a 'dominant factor' in the worsening humanitarian situation, study says.
The Fans Who Make Football: PSS Sleman
PSS Sleman’s main fan group is amazing to watch as they celebrate football and promote peace in Indonesia.
US Treasury’s Yellen to meet regulators about GameStop volatility
Surge, then crash, in shares of certain US firms has led to calls by some for closer regulatory scrutiny of markets.
The children colonial Belgium stole from African mothers
Taken from their homes as children, a group of mixed-race elderly people are now fighting Belgium for recognition.
Photos: Iron spikes, concrete walls at India farmer protest sites
Nails on roads, steel barricades and hundreds of riot police trigger comparison with heavily-militarised border fences.
US moves carrier from Gulf in a sign of ebbing tensions with Iran
The USS Nimitz carrier has been pulled out of the region potentially easing heightened tensions with Tehran.
WHO-led COVID-19 probe team in China visits Wuhan virus lab
World Health Organization investigators also set to meet with virology export, known as the 'Bat Woman'.
SpaceX’s Starship test flight ends in fiery crash, again
The Starship SN9 is a test model of a heavy-lift rocket that Space X hopes will carry humans on future missions to Mars.
Oman: History, Power and Influence
The history of Oman’s dramatic rise and fall as a trading and imperial power, and its role in the Gulf today.
Half of New Delhi residents exposed to COVID, says gov’t survey
More than half of capital's 20 million people exposed to coronavirus and developed antibodies, serological study shows.
Take-off delayed: COVID snuffs out fragile Asia aviation recovery
Full recovery in regional air travel may take until 2025, says data firm OAG, compared to its earlier 2024 forecast.
China strips licence from second lawyer for ‘Hong Kong 12’
US urges China to reinstate licences for Ren Quanniu and Lu Siwei, who represented pro-democracy activists in Hong Kong.
‘Jobs of the future’: UK outlines post-Brexit subsidy scheme
Business minister says UK wants to use its new freedoms to help domestic industries.
Rihanna creates flutter in India with tweet on farmer protests
US pop superstar tweets support for months-long protests against new farm laws, followed by activist Greta Thunberg.
US Treasury’s Yellen, IMF chief urge multilateral debt solutions
Yellen also says US 'desperately' needs Congress to act on stimulus measures after record economic contraction.
Security Council fails to agree statement condemning Myanmar coup
Diplomats say discussions will continue with China and Russia asking for 'more time'.
Boeing doles out bonuses to most employees despite $12bn loss
Company's operations were hit hard after the grounding of its 737 MAX jet and the drop in travel due to the pandemic.
Divided Republican Party faces post-Trump reckoning in US
Amid backlash from pro-Trump voters and calls to rebuke two legislators, Republican Party faces choice over its future.
Democrats move to go it alone on Biden’s COVID-19 aid plan
Democrats take first step to fast-track Biden's $1.9 trillion package in the face of Republican opposition to price tag.
El Salvador electoral body wants observers deployed early
Call for observers ahead of February 28 polls comes after a deadly shooting in San Salvador on the weekend.
Amazon’s Jeff Bezos to step down as CEO later this year
Company says Bezos will be replaced as CEO in the fall when he will become Amazon's executive chairman.
Alphabet shares leap as Google beats estimates, but Cloud lags
Google's advertising business, including YouTube, accounted for 81 percent of Alphabet's $56.898bn Q4 sales.
US not ready to budge on Iran nuclear deal position: Official
State Department spokesman says US is ready for diplomacy 'if Iran resumes full compliance' with 2015 deal.
Analysis: Why is Myanmar’s military so powerful?
The military has been the most powerful institution in Myanmar since the country’s independence from Britain in 1948.
Oil settles near $55 a barrel, highest level in over a year
Crude has been climbing steadily since late last year on vaccine hopes and as output curbs produced a tighter market.
Elizabeth Warren to join US Senate committee on tax, trade policy
The Democratic senator championed progressive policies - a wealth tax and Medicare for all - when she ran against Biden.
Hedge funds emerge mostly unscathed from Reddit trader drama
Beyond the handful of smaller stocks roiled by the Reddit crowd last week, selling pressure has dissipated.
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