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More than 3,000 arrested in pro-Navalny protests
Russian security forces have arrested more than 3,000 protesters demanding the release of Alexey Navalny.
What’s behind the EU-AstraZeneca vaccine row?
The UK-Swedish company upsets the bloc by signalling that it will cut supplies of the shots, blaming production issues.
Biden signs executive orders reversing Trump policies
Within hours of taking office, US President Joe Biden signed a series of executive orders.
Bangladesh starts COVID vaccination drive
Wider inoculation to begin February 7, with nation's cricket board saying it will also vaccinate hundreds of cricketers.
Sudan denies occupying Ethiopian territory in contested region
Foreign Ministry spokesman tells Al Jazeera its troops redeployed on the Sudanese side of the border with Ethiopia.
China warns Taiwan independence ‘means war’
Beijing says its army taking action to respond to provocation and foreign interference amid rise in military activity.
In Pictures: Lebanon anti-lockdown protest turns deadly
One person has died and 200 others injured in the city of Tripoli during a third night of clashes against lockdown.
Hundreds of Rohingya disappear from Indonesia’s Lhokseumawe camp
Neither local authorities nor the UN could account for the whereabouts of the stateless Muslim minority from Myanmar.
German neo-Nazi gets life in jail for murdering politician
Stephan Ernst was found guilty of shooting dead a pro-refugee politician from Merkel's party.
Biden’s immigration moves could help heal a nation
Democrats can knock out Trump’s support base if they win over Republicans on immigration - it may take a deal to do it.
Banking on Indonesia’s unbanked: Tech giants see big potential
Financial tech firms are buying Indonesian lenders to tap into the country's huge potential demand for banking services.
Tesla profit fails to electrify investors, deliveries miss target
Electric carmaker's CEO Elon Musk fudges 2021 vehicle delivery target, sending shares sharply lower.
Is Boris Johnson’s ‘mea culpa’ really the best the UK can expect?
Britain’s prime minister has apologised for 100,000 COVID-19 deaths, but says ‘we did everything we could’. Really?
Facebook vs Apple: Social media giant sees future competitor
Facebook CEO sees 'significant competitive overlap' with iPhone maker on private messaging, augmented reality glasses.
Philippine economy shrank at record pace in 2020, outlook gloomy
Tough COVID restrictions pulled the Southeast Asian economy into its first recession in 30 years in the second quarter.
Canada’s lawmakers grant citizenship to Saudi blogger Badawi
A human rights defender, Badawi is in jail in Saudi Arabia for blogging about free speech and 'insulting Islam'.
Pakistan frees man convicted of US journalist Daniel Pearl murder
Pakistan's top court upholds acquittal of British-born Ahmed Omar Sheikh, convicted of masterminding Pearl's killing.
Childbirth dangerous for women in rural Kashmir during winters
As heavy snowfall blocks roads, villagers make treacherous journeys to access even rudimentary healthcare facilities.
Biden administration asks US negotiator with Taliban to stay on
Zalmay Khalilzad, who brokered peace deal with Afghanistan's Taliban, has been asked to continue his 'vital work'.
Top US diplomat Blinken sees long road to Iran deal
US top diplomat confirmed Washington's willingness to return to deal but rejected Iranian pressure for US to act first.
‘We’re afraid’: Greek plan to police universities panics students
The government wants to create a new police force for universities, with powers to arrest and charge.
WHO team to start Wuhan COVID investigation in market, lab
Experts begin their investigation into the origins of the coronavirus in the city where the first cases were reported.
Hundreds of pelicans found dead in Senegal World Heritage site
At least 750 pelicans found dead in Djoudj bird sanctuary near border with Mauritania, Senegal's parks director says.
US stresses South China Sea support amid China ‘pressure’
Top US diplomat reiterates support for Southeast Asian countries in long-running dispute over South China Sea.
GameStop: Why social media-driven traders are beating Wall Street
Retail traders using Reddit have quickly overturned conventional wisdom about who holds sway in US equity markets.
Indian farmers call off parliament march after deadly violence
February 1 protest when government presents budget postponed following clashes that left one dead and hundreds injured.
Chinese cities using anal swabs to screen COVID infections
Study shows virus traces in faecal samples could be detectable for a longer time and provide more accurate test results.
Navalny: Police detain brother, search home ahead of new protests
Russian raids follow mass weekend protests for release of prominent Putin critic who was poisoned and nearly died.
Oklahoma tries to return $2m worth of hydroxychloroquine
The anti-malaria drug was once touted by former US President Donald Trump as an effective treatment for COVID-19.
Bernie Sanders mitten meme helps grab big bucks for charity
Merchandise inspired by the US senator's wardrobe at Joe Biden's inauguration has raised $1.8 million for charity.
Biden administration pauses weapons sales to Saudi Arabia, UAE
Secretary of state says review of Trump administration arms sales aims to ensure they advance US 'strategic objectives'.
Republican party chief to remain ‘neutral’ if Trump runs again
The pro-Trump head of the GOP insists she will not take sides in its next presidential primary in 2024.
US warns of more ‘domestic extremist’ violence in months ahead
A federal bulletin says Capitol riot could inspire further violence as far right seethes over Trump's loss.
US flies B-52 bombers over Middle East for third time this year
Flyover comes a day after Israel's top general warned US President Joe Biden against return to Iran nuclear deal.
Music service Anghami moving from crisis-hit Lebanon to UAE
Decision to shift base from Beirut to Abu Dhabi a 'no brainer', firm says, as Lebanon struggles to tackle economic woes.
Are measures to stop spread of COVID-19 failing?
Protesters have taken to the streets of Dutch cities to demonstrate against coronavirus lockdowns.
DR Congo parliament votes to remove Prime Minister Ilunga
Legislators pass a no-confidence vote against prime minister, collapsing the government amid power struggle.
Fed’s Powell: US economic recovery hinges on vaccination drives
'There's nothing more important to the economy than people getting vaccinated," Powell said on Wednesday.
Italy could have saved 200 drowning migrants: UN committee
Italy failed to protect 'right to life' of migrants who died when their boat capsized in the Mediterranean Sea in 2013.
Bangladesh to move more Rohingya refugees to remote island
Officials says the country will move 2,000 to 3,000 more refugees to Bhasan Char despite international criticism.
Proud Boys leader ‘prolific’ snitch for law enforcement: Reuters
Court transcript shows FBI agent and prosecutor saying Proud Boys leader Henry Tarrio helped convict 13 people.
GameStop: How day trader Reddit bros burned a Wall Street pro
Retail day traders have become one of the most powerful, if improbable, forces in the stock market today.
Riots sparked by COVID lockdown hit Lebanon’s Tripoli for 3rd day
Angry protesters in country's 'poorest city' denounce enforcement of coronavirus lockdown with little gov't aid.
US Secretary of State Blinken says ‘world is watching’
On the first day on the job, Blinken vowed to boost foreign service morale and promote 'American leadership' globally.
Tanzania president raises doubts over COVID vaccines
President John Magufuli claims, without evidence, that vaccines against COVID-19 are 'dangerous'.
Mesut Ozil rules out Germany comeback
Former member of the German national football team says will never play for them again.
Malaysia orders release of Pakistan plane held over lease dispute
A PIA passenger plane was ordered to be released after it was held in Kuala Lumpur nearly two weeks ago.
Michael Burry calls GameStop rally ‘unnatural, insane, dangerous’
Michael Burry of The Big Short fame is warning that the rally in GameStop has gotten out of hand.
No quick fix for SEC in cracking down on GameStop-like frenzies
Video game retailer's shares skyrocketed this week, turbocharged by bullish touts on Reddit and other online forums.
Biden makes tackling climate crisis ‘essential’ to US policy
The orders establish Biden's environmental agenda and mark a reversal from his predecessor Donald Trump.
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