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Fly me to the moon: Three men to pay $55m each for SpaceX flight
A former NASA astronaut will lead an Ohio entrepreneur, a Canadian financier and an Israeli businessman into space.
Biden signs executive actions addressing ‘racial equity’
The actions order the US justice department to halt use of private prisons.
Biden’s Commerce nominee promises ‘aggressive’ action on China
Raimondo echoes other Biden officials who have indicated they would continue some of Trump's tough-on-China policies.
US assures two-state solution for Israel-Palestine at UN
The Biden administration will undo some Trump era actions, but says no substitute for 'Israeli-Palestinian peace'.
EU urges vaccine makers to ‘honour obligations’ amid supply fears
The comments come a day after the bloc threatened to impose export controls on COVID shots produced within its borders.
Economic shot in the arm: IMF predicts vaccine-fuelled growth
After sinking 3.5% in 2020, the global economy will grow 5.5% this year, the International Monetary Fund forecasted.
Biden to announce moratorium on oil, gas drilling on federal land
Environmental groups hailed the expected moratorium as the kind of bold, urgent action needed to slow climate change.
How will Brazil’s President Bolsonaro face public anger?
Bolsorano is under fire over his government's handling of the COVID-19 crisis.
Police fire water cannon as Tunisians march on parliament
Hundreds of protesters march towards parliament as the government faces a confidence vote.
UK passes grim milestone of 100,000 COVID deaths
Health department says 100,162 people have died after testing positive, the fifth-highest toll in the world.
Aramco may sell more shares, sovereign wealth fund governor says
Yasir Al-Rumayyan, the governor of Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund, made the announcement during a media briefing.
US consumer confidence jumps on stimulus, vaccine hopes
The confidence index remains well below pre-pandemic levels, but vaccination programmes and stimulus provide a boost.
France threatens to shut down far-right Generation Identity group
Interior minister Gerald Darmanin expresses 'outrage' over actions by group exposed in 2018 Al Jazeera investigation.
Relatives of COVID victims ask to meet WHO experts in Wuhan
Family members say they face immense pressure from Chinese authorities who have interrogated and threatened them.
Nigerian President Buhari replaces top military commanders
Buhari has been under pressure due to the deteriorating security situation in the country.
Rich couple took COVID vaccine meant for Indigenous: Charges
Canadian couple charged with flying to rural, First Nations settlement and posing as residents to take vaccine.
Biden vows to replace US government fleet with electric vehicles
Biden says he wants to close 'loopholes' that allow key parts like engines, steel and glass to be manufactured abroad.
Indonesia: Doctors reject patients as COVID cases top one million
Medical professionals warn hospitals overwhelmed amid lack of ICU beds and shortage of healthcare workers.
Iran approves Russia’s Sputnik V COVID-19 vaccine
Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif says Iran hopes to begin purchases and start joint production of the shot.
‘Demographic crisis’: Poland population shrinking under pandemic
As deaths spike at rates not seen since World War II, births are declining.
China’s Big Tech clampdown: Why some businesses stand to benefit
After allowing entrepreneurs like Jack Ma to grow their businesses into internet giants, Beijing is now reining them in.
The ‘spiralling crisis’ pushing Hondurans to flee north
Thousands in US-bound migrant caravan were returned to Honduras this month, but many say they will try again. Why?
This Land Is … whose land?: The history of Woody Guthrie’s song
JLo's inauguration performance of This Land Is Your Land was meant to promote 'unity', but is it a 'settler anthem'?
Iran blocks Signal messaging app after WhatsApp exodus
With Signal shut down, WhatsApp and Instagram remain the only two unblocked major social media platforms.
Blast shakes Riyadh three days after projectile intercepted
No immediate reaction from Saudi Arabia, which has faced repeated missile and drone attacks from Houthi rebels.
Italian prime minister resigns as political crisis deepens
PM Giuseppe Conte hopes Italy's president will give him the mandate to form a new government.
Iranian-American citizen arrested trying to flee Iran: Judiciary
Iranian-American businessman was arrested days before US President Joe Biden assumed office.
Saudi Arabia’s ‘Davos of the Desert’ awaits new US policy
Kingdom's highly anticipated Future Investment Initiative to go online amid ongoing pandemic.
Portugal’s COVID surge: Record cases, deaths raise alarm
The country’s rate of new cases last week ranked the highest in the world in proportion to its population.
Puerto Rico declares state of emergency over gender violence
Declaration welcomed by activists who have been calling for it for years in a country where one woman is killed a week.
Pakistan to ‘review’ controversial internet censorship rules
Rules passed in November set broad parameters for the country’s internet regulator to censor online content.
Is a Biden presidency good for women?
The Stream asks whether a new initiative is enough to counter the impact of COVID-19 on women.
Israel hails first official visit to Sudan as relations begin
In Khartoum, Israeli and Sudanese officials discuss diplomatic, security and economic issues after launching ties.
Egypt’s military dominates 10 years after revolution
Since the 19th century, Egypt's army has played an outsized role in governing the country and continues to do so.
Clashes break out in Tunisia after protester dies of injuries
Angry residents fired projectiles at police and blocked roads in the town of Sbeitla after the death of the protester.
Indian Muslim comic in jail for weeks for jokes he did not tell
Munawar Faruqui held in jail for 25 days despite police admitting he was charged for jokes he was 'going to' crack.
Uganda ends house arrest of opposition leader Bobi Wine
The withdrawal of security forces comes a day after a court termed his confinement since January 14 election 'unlawful'.
Plight of Syrian refugees in Lebanon must not be ignored
The COVID-19 pandemic made an already dire situation worse for more than 1.5 million Syrian refugees in Lebanon.
In Pictures: Farmers’ protests overshadow India’s Republic Day
Thousands of farmers break through barricades to enter New Delhi as India holds military parade to mark Republic Day.
Milk and more: China, New Zealand sign upgraded free trade deal
Following US trade war, China has signed several trade and investment deals to bolster its multilateral credentials.
In Pictures: Rioters battle Dutch police over COVID-19 lockdown
Violent unrest flares again in towns and cities across the Netherlands over COVID-19 restrictions.
Taiwan air force flexes muscles after latest Chinese incursion
Self-ruled island is beefing up its military as China becomes increasingly assertive.
Indian police use tear gas as protesting farmers rally in capital
Clashes erupt as thousands of farmers hold 'tractor rally' on India's Republic Day to demand repeal of new farm laws.
Shipping companies join hands to help sailors stuck at sea
More than 300 firms to work together to help the hundreds of thousands of sailors stuck due to COVID-19 restrictions.
China to conduct South China Sea military exercises
Drills to take place the same week that China complained about a US aircraft carrier group sailing through the waters.
UN chief urges global alliance to counter rise of neo-Nazis
Antonio Guterres says white supremacists are recruiting across borders, 'flaunting the symbols and tropes' of the Nazis.
India to impose permanent ban on dozens of Chinese apps: Reports
India's government imposed initial ban in June but now reportedly says it is 'not satisfied' with companies' responses.
New Zealand may approve first COVID vaccine next week
Gov't under pressure to bring in vaccines earlier after woman diagnosed with S African variant after leaving quarantine.
Janet Yellen confirmed as US Treasury secretary
Yellen, among the first of Biden's picks to be confirmed, is the first woman to hold the job of overseeing the economy.
Thousands march in Australia for Indigenous recognition
Demonstrators in major cities demand the national day be changed in honour of the country's Indigenous people.
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