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In Pictures: Subfreezing cold sweeps through Texas
Rare snowfall across Texas has closed airports and left four million without power, with another storm on the way.
ECHR backs Germany over probe into lethal Kunduz air attack
Strasbourg-based court rejects complaint by Afghan citizen over Germany's handling of investigation into 2009 incident.
Republicans who voted to convict Trump face censure at home
North Carolina Senator Richard Burr is the latest to be censured by local Republicans for his US impeachment trial vote.
Nigeria: President Buhari names new anti-corruption chief
Appointment of Abdulrasheed Bawa comes after his predecessor was fired over allegations of fraud.
Taliban ‘open letter’ urges US to honour Doha agreement
Letter published a day before a meeting between NATO ministers to discuss troops' presence in Afghanistan.
In wake of riots, Dutch court orders gov’t to lift COVID curfew
Court sides with anti-lockdown group, prompting PM to launch appeal and advise citizens to respect measure.
Millions without power as deep freeze continues across US
More than four million people have no power while freezing temperatures remain. Thawing is not expected until Friday.
Robinhood’s CEO to face US lawmakers demanding answers
Vlad Tenev will testify at a congressional hearing on Thursday about January's epic rally in stocks such as GameStop.
Christie’s to auction off purely digital artwork for first time
Online bidding for 'Everydays - The First 5000 Days' by Beeple will start at $100 later this month, Christie's said.
Catalonia election: What do the results mean?
While separatist parties increased their majority, the far-right Vox Party will enter parliament for the first time.
India joins Iran-Russia joint navy drill; China also to take part
Exercises include shooting at sea and air targets and liberating hijacked ships, as well as anti-piracy operations.
In Montenegro, a street was almost named after Ratko Mladic
A council in Berane proposed to name a street after a war criminal, a move Muslims say is 'to be expected'.
CAR ‘militia leaders’ plead not guilty to war crimes at ICC trial
Patrice-Edouard Ngaissona and Alfred Yekatom accused of leading militias in widespread attacks on Muslims.
Ethiopia’s Tigray conflict and the battle to control information
Warnings about press freedom deterioration as independent reporters endure harassment, denied access to embattled region.
COVID crisis underscores need for ‘fundamental’ US housing reform
It will take more than stimulus aid and moratoriums to solve a housing crisis that hits Americans of colour hardest.
Lebanon begins vaccinations with sceptics a major hurdle
There are hopes fair access to jabs has been addressed, although migrant workers appear to be excluded.
Saudi Arabia’s ‘Project HQ’ stirs competition with Dubai
Saudi finance minister announces sweeping changes to government investment strategy, stirring Gulf competition.
Turkey investigates Dutch politician Wilders over Erdogan comment
Far-right Dutch lawmaker called President Erdogan a 'terrorist' and urged the expulsion of the Turkish ambassador.
Israel may not be part of strategy if US returns to nuclear deal
Envoy to US says return to Iran accord could prohibit US-Israeli strategy towards Tehran's nuclear programme.
UN ‘alarmed’ at military escalation in Yemen’s Marib
The UN's humanitarian chief warned that a Houthi rebel advance on oil-rich Marib would endanger the lives of millions.
The hidden problem of alcoholism in British Punjabi communities
It has long been hidden behind a wall of stigma and shame, but slowly more people are speaking out and getting help.
Pakistan accuses India of stoking conflict in Indian Ocean
Pakistani slams Indian military expansion, as it holds naval drills with 45 countries in the Arabian Sea.
French MPs to vote on controversial ‘anti-separatism’ bill
France's National Assembly is expected to pass the contentious legislation and send it to the Senate.
Myanmar: Aung San Suu Kyi faces second charge by military
Aung San Suu Kyi has been charged under the country's natural disaster management law, according to her lawyer.
Why Indian police arrested a 22-year-old climate activist
Disha Ravi charged with sedition for sharing an online document to support the ongoing farmers protest in India.
Syringe shortage hampers Japan’s COVID-19 vaccination drive
Government issues urgent requests for more syringes for the inoculation drive that begins on Wednesday.
Cautious optimism as ‘Super Mario’ takes on Italy’s crises
New PM Draghi will work to ease the economic and health challenges gripping the country.
Debt in the time of pandemic
Alongside the pandemic and its impacts on the economy, the US is also facing a growing debt crisis.
Chad deploys 1,200 troops to quell Sahel violence
Chadian forces head to flashpoint border zone among Niger, Mali and Burkina Faso as violence rages.
In Pictures: Pandemic threatens New York’s iconic yellow taxis
Out of some 13,000 licenses, only about 5,000 taxis are running regularly at the moment, according to the union.
Spanish police arrest rapper convicted in free speech case
Officers in riot gear storm Lleida University, in northeastern Spain, where Pablo Hasel had barricaded himself in.
Israel blocks shipment of Russian Sputnik V vaccine to Gaza
Palestinian Authority accuses Israel of stopping 1,000 doses intended for medical workers to blockaded Gaza Strip.
Is coronavirus putting Europe’s Roma further behind?
Romani and Traveller communities across continent face urgent economic and social challenges amid pandemic.
Dozens dead after bus plunges into canal in central India
Police say at least 37 passengers killed after a bus fell off a bridge into a canal in Madhya Pradesh state.
Bangladesh court sentences five to death for killing US blogger
The five are members of an armed group accused of killing Avijit Roy, a US citizen of Bangladeshi origin, in 2015.
Experts puzzled by dramatic fall in coronavirus cases in India
Experts say herd immunity or pre-existing protection from the virus are among several reasons for sudden drop in cases.
Guinea Ebola death toll rises to five as vaccine roll-out begins
Government tracking down people who potentially had contact with Ebola victims and will rush vaccines to affected areas.
The Biden administration can make a difference in the Middle East
But only if it abides by these four principles when putting together its foreign policy towards the region.
Seoul questions North Korean man who crossed armed border
Man was found early morning on Tuesday near a checkpoint on the eastern end of the heavily fortified Demilitarized Zone.
Saudi woman handed death sentence for killing Bangladeshi maid
Saudi court sentences Ayesha al-Jizani to death for killing Abiron Begum in March 2019, says a Bangladeshi official.
Nine Hong Kong activists go on trial over huge democracy rally
Two plead guilty with veteran politician Martin Lee among those charged over one of 2019's biggest democracy protests.
Philippines police raid targets displaced Indigenous students
21 Lumad students taken from a Catholic university shelter in an operation described by police as a 'rescue' mission.
As Chinese film goers pivot to local content, Hollywood loses out
A preference for local movies as well as ongoing US-China tensions have eroded the market for Hollywood movies in China.
Stocks extend bull run on hopes of quick economic recovery
Optimism about a rapid global recovery and low interest rates push Asian shares higher, extending their recent gains.
‘Vaccine nationalism’ will hurt all countries: New WTO chief
WTO's incoming chief said members should speed up efforts to lift export restrictions on medicines and supplies.
Ardern condemns Australia for revoking ISIL suspect’s citizenship
New Zealand prime minister says Australia revoked the citizenship of a woman detained in Turkey over ISIL links.
Why manufacturing is the biggest hurdle in climate change fight
Bill Gates says governments and investors need to find ways to reduce emissions from steel- and cement-making.
UN warns Myanmar military, as internet restored after blackout
UN envoy tells generals there will be 'severe consequences' for reprisals against protesters.
Texas freeze leaves millions in northern Mexico without power
Mexico’s government-owned utility says operations were stunted as the winter storm in Texas froze natural gas pipelines.
New York should have released care home death data faster: Cuomo
New York governor is under fire for his administration's handling of data on COVID-19 deaths in nursing homes.
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