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Dutch g’ovt gives $2.4bn in subsidies to fund carbon capture plan
The plan, which starts in 2024, aims to reduce emissions in the industrial cluster surrounding Europe's largest port.
Indonesia police arrest Victor Yeimo for suspected treason
Police accuse Victor Yeimo of being the 'mastermind' behind civil unrest in 2019.
Afghanistan: Taliban declare three-day Eid ceasefire
The announcement comes days after series of blasts at a Kabul girls' school killed more than 50 people, mostly pupils.
Rise in COVID cases drives Singapore back to stricter measures
The setback risks slowing Singapore's economic recovery, complicates plans for conferences such as the Davos-based WEF.
Many mosques in India turned into COVID centres amid virus surge
Many mosques across India have opened their doors for COVID patients as the second wave overwhelms hospitals.
In Pictures: Israeli forces storm Al-Aqsa compound
Scores of Palestinians wounded after Israeli police move in on protesters in East Jerusalem.
Dogecoin used to pay for SpaceX’s mission to the moon next year
Musk said on Twitter in April that SpaceX was going to put a 'literal Dogecoin on the literal moon'.
ByteDance eyes China’s $1.7 trillion e-commerce sector
With its push into social commerce ahead of its IPO, ByteDance is stepping into territory so far controlled by Jack Ma.
Dogecoin sees value slash after Musk calls it a ‘hustle’
Starting as a joke, Dogecoin surged more than 16,000 percent the past year but was down after Musk's comment.
Redrawing the geopolitical map for a post-oil world
Time is running out for oil producing nations to reset their economies as the world transitions to green technology.
Dozens wounded as Israeli forces raid Al-Aqsa compound: Live
Crackdown comes ahead of 'Jerusalem Day' marches when Israelis mark the occupation of East Jerusalem in 1967.
At least 11 killed in Afghanistan bus bombing
Interior ministry says dozens of people, including children, have been injured in the attack in southern Zabul province.
Myanmar poet’s body returned to family with organs missing
Prominent cultural figures and celebrities have emerged as key supporters of opposition to the February 1 coup.
India COVID cases dip from peak as nationwide lockdown calls grow
India sees 366,161 new infections and 3,754 deaths, off a little from recent peaks, amid calls for nationwide shutdown.
Asian stocks up on hopes of continuing low interest rates
Disappointing US jobs data pushed equities up and a cyberattack on a US pipeline operator saw oil prices rise.
Japan PM says ‘never put Olympics first’ amid games opposition
New poll shows nearly 60 percent of Japanese want the already delayed Tokyo Games cancelled.
UK set for hugs, indoor dining as COVID curbs further relaxed
Restrictions to be loosened in line with government plan as vaccinations drive down cases.
Algeria to ban unauthorised protests
Critics say new measure aimed at suppressing the Hirak protest movement ahead of parliamentary polls in June.
US Republicans expected to oust Trump critic Cheney from top post
Top Republican lawmaker says he supports removing Liz Cheney, a critic of ex-President Trump, from leadership post.
US working to help pipeline company after cyberattack
Colonial Pipeline said on Friday that a ransomware attack forced it to temporarily halt all pipeline operations.
Tunisia begins week of strict COVID lockdown
More than 500 people are currently in intensive care in Tunisia, a level previously unseen in the North African country.
What Biden should do about the Balkans
Biden's re-engagement with Europe can start with an easy diplomatic win in the Balkans that would secure the region.
‘Stop killing us’: Rio favela residents demand answers after raid
Rights activists and residents urge independent probe into deadly Brazilian police operation in Jacarezinho favela.
Netanyahu: Israel ‘rejects’ pressure not to build in Jerusalem
Israeli PM defiant as global outcry grows over attempts to evict Palestinian residents in occupied East Jerusalem.
Israeli police attack Palestinian protesters in Jerusalem
Israel's top court delays forced eviction hearing as an Israeli crackdown leaves hundreds of Palestinians injured.
South Sudan president dissolves parliament as part of peace deal
Activists welcome the move in line with a 2018 peace accord, saying it was long overdue but also expressing distrust.
Chad military claims victory over northern rebels
The military and authorities have previously said they have defeated the FACT rebel group only for fighting to continue.
Grief and anger after deadly blasts target Afghan school
Residents of the Shia neighbourhood blame the government for the attack that has killed 58, mostly students.
Afghans hold funeral for victims of Kabul school bomb blasts
Dozens of young girls were buried after a school was targeted in the bloodiest attack in Afghanistan in over a year.
Key suspect in Nasheed attack arrested: Maldives police
Three of the four suspects allegedly behind the explosion that critically wounded the former president are in custody.
Putin vows to defend ‘Russian interests’ on WWII Victory Day
Thousands of soldiers and veterans attended the gathering in Red Square to mark victory in the 'catastrophic' war.
Alzheimer’s: Remembering what we’ve forgotten
What happens when we move away from the shadow of Alzheimer's to a world we remember, even if for a moment?
US Navy seizes huge weapons cache in Arabian Sea
Cache included dozens of advanced Russian-made anti-tank guided missiles and thousands of Chinese assault rifles.
Activist’s killing triggers protests in Iraq’s Karbala
Ihab al-Wazni was a leading figure in protests against the government in the city - his funeral was held on Sunday.
Deadly landslide hits gold mine in Guinea
The artisanal mine in Siguiri region collapsed on Saturday killing the miners instantly, according to area councillor.
Major fire hits oil refinery in Syria’s Homs
The blaze, which erupted in a distillation unit, was caused by a leak in a pumping station, state media reported.
India COVID-19 deaths could touch 1 million by August: Lancet
The medical journal said the government of PM Modi needs to 'own up to its mistakes' and work to control the virus.
Scores of Palestinians in East Jerusalem wounded on holy night
Israeli police crack down again on protesters outside the Old City where tens of thousands prayed at Al-Aqsa mosque.
Beirut bakery grows own wheat to combat rising food insecurity
Lebanese bakers build projects to ensure food security as crisis-hit Lebanon increases food imports.
Where will the next COVID hotspots be?
Dr Khan explains how India’s troubles are spreading across the sub-continent, while pregnant women are dying in Brazil.
Gunmen kill Nigerian police officers in southern oil hub: Police
Police stations and security checkpoints targeted in River State amid deteriorating security in the country.
Why American politicians cannot say the words ‘Israeli apartheid’
American political language does not have the capacity to address Palestine because it is disabled by white supremacy.
Plunging back to Earth: Chinese rocket makes re-entry
China says debris of Long March 5B landed in Indian Ocean and most of it burned up in the atmosphere.
Sadiq Khan elected London mayor for a second term
In victory speech, Khan promises to 'build bridges' and create jobs as UK capital emerges from pandemic.
SNP to seek Scottish independence vote after election victory
The Scottish National Party took 64 of the 129 parliamentary seats up for grabs, just one short of an overall majority.
EU and India agree to resume long-stalled trade talks
The European Union and India agreed to restart talks on a free trade deal that have been frozen since 2013.
Mexico City metro collapse victims’ families to get compensation
At least 26 people were killed and dozens more injured when a metro overpass collapsed in Mexican capital on Monday.
About 90 Palestinians injured in Israeli crackdown: Live
The latest violence comes a day after Israeli police stormed Jerusalem's Al-Aqsa Mosque and injured 205 Palestinians.
What can stop Palestinians being evicted from Sheikh Jarrah?
Palestinians in the occupied East Jerusalem neighbourhood face the imminent threat of eviction by Israel.
Myanmar military designates shadow gov’t as ‘terrorist’ group
A group including deposed lawmakers formed the 'National Unity Government' to oppose the military government.
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