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Trudeau declines to comment on possible release of Huawei CFO
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says his priority is the safe return of two Canadians detained in China.
Bahrain becomes second country to approve Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine
The move comes after the UK became the first country in the world to approve the vaccine earlier this week.
Budget line Ryanair orders 210 Boeing 737 Max jets for comeback
Betting on pent-up demand for travel post-pandemic, the Irish discount airline plans to expand service across Europe.
Iran to accelerate underground uranium enrichment: IAEA
UN nuclear watchdog says Iran plans to install hundreds more advanced uranium-enriching centrifuges at Natanz plant.
Brazil’s latest sales pitch? Come exploit the Amazon rainforest
Environment Minister Ricardo Salles has been called a 'termite eating the ministry from the inside' by his predecessor.
Trump’s election rhetoric has Georgia Republicans concerned
As control of US Senate hinges on upcoming Georgia runoffs, worries grow that Donald Trump's supporters will not vote.
Fighting hampering aid delivery to Ethiopia’s Tigray: UN
Fighting is ongoing 'in many parts' of Tigray, complicating efforts to deliver humanitarian aid the UN says.
Lebanon arrests businessman linked to Sarkozy corruption case
Ziad Takieddine is accused of being an intermediary between former Libyan and French leaders.
Spain: Armed forces chief dismisses far-right ex-military chats
The WhatsApp texts criticised the current left-wing government and praised former dictator Francisco Franco.
Fire crews battle to tame Southern California wildfire
The fire forced the evacuation of some 25,000 people and is still burning, as two firefighters were hospitalised.
Trump, Republican Party raise $207.5m since Election Day
Their huge fundraising total is a result of weeks of efforts to challenge the presidential election results.
US sets records for virus cases, California readies new lockdown
Health experts predict the US is headed for a surge in coronavirus cases that could kill about 3,000 people a day.
What to expect from Kuwait’s parliamentary election
The Gulf state is set to hold parliamentary elections on Saturday amid a liquidity crisis and the spread of COVID-19.
Jordan, Israel in rare meeting on Palestinian issue
Jordanian FM stresses the creation of an independent Palestinian state is key to ending the conflict with Israel.
Despite pioneering ban, Kenya is drowning in single-use plastic
Kenya outlawed single-use plastic bags in 2017, but the country is still chocking on PET plastic bottles.
As race to end pandemic heats up, ‘vaccine nationalism’ condemned
As UK celebrates vaccine rollout, experts and European officials remind officials of global efforts to end pandemic.
US Supreme Court again asked to block Biden’s Pennsylvania win
The lawsuit is the latest Republican legal challenge to change election results, none of which has yet to succeed.
Protesting farmers, asking for a raise and flying canines
We round up the numbers from the week’s biggest economic and business news stories so you can impress your friends.
The US added only 245,000 jobs in November as recovery slows
November jobs report is the latest warning sign that the economic recovery is slowing and leaving millions behind.
Kuwait says progress made in resolving Saudi-led boycott of Qatar
Foreign minister says progress made in Gulf crisis but stops short of announcing breakthrough.
Erdogan hopes France ‘gets rid of Macron trouble’
Turkish president hits out at his French counterpart, renewing a war of words between the two leaders.
Growing calls to protect Fijian soldiers who served in UK army
Eight veterans have lost a court battle to remain in the UK and are now stuck in political and financial limbo.
The Times newspaper apologises to CAGE, pays £30,000 damages
UK newspaper had falsely suggested group and its employee, a former Guantanamo prisoner, supported a murder suspect.
Avocados v elephants: Is the green gold putting wildlife at risk?
Demand for the fruit and a new farm threaten to cut animals off from their habitat in Kenya's Amboseli National Park.
Italy: Blank tribute to Matteo Salvini becomes bestselling book
'Why Salvini deserves trust, respect and admiration' authors say after research, there was not much to say about him.
COVID-19 crisis: Fewer women than men feel they can ask for raise
Men and millennials are far more likely than women, older workers to bargain for better pay during the pandemic.
India police stop interfaith marriage citing ‘love jihad’ law
Police say permission of officials required as they stop a marriage in Lucknow despite the consent of bride and groom.
Ethiopia’s war is threatening domestic and regional stability
The international community has to take urgent action to bring the warring sides to the negotiation table.
India summons Canadian envoy to complain about Trudeau’s remarks
New Delhi slams Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's comments on the ongoing farmers' protests, warning it may 'impact ties'.
Brexit talks falter: Prospect of deal breakthrough ‘receding’
Critical negotiations over post-Brexit deal hampered by ‘eleventh-hour’ EU demands, UK government figure tells Reuters.
South Africa: Explosion rocks oil refinery in Durban
Plant operator says cause of the blast under investigation; injured workers are in stable conditions.
Pakistani envoy meets Bangladeshi PM in sign of warming ties
Pakistani High Commissioner Imran Ahmed Siddiqui meets Sheikh Hasina as they pledge to improve bilateral relations.
Black Pete: Is time up for the Netherlands’ blackface tradition?
The Netherlands faces tough questions over its yearly festival amid a global anti-racist movement.
Syed Ali Shah Geelani: A life dedicated to Kashmir and its people
'Oppression does not last,' my grandfather - now 91 and in ailing health - tells me as police line the roads outside.
India’s winter of discontent: Farmers rise up against Modi
Tens of thousands of protesters camp outside Delhi, accusing PM Modi of working against the interests of farmers.
Yemen: Eight civilians killed in Hodeidah shelling
Government official blames Houthi fighters for attack on an industrial compound in Yemen's strategic port city.
Hong Kong’s prominent democracy activists face agonising choice
Former legislator Ted Hui is the latest to go into exile, as cases mount against those who took part in 2019 protests.
Qatar FM: There has been movement on resolving Gulf crisis
Qatari official says he could not predict whether a breakthrough was imminent or would fully resolve the dispute.
Senate vote likely next week on blocking Trump’s UAE arms sale
Senators worry the $23bn weapons sale could alter the balance of power in the Middle East.
Bangladesh ships Rohingya to remote island despite outcry
Humanitarian workers say some of the refugees had been coerced into going to Bhashan Char, a flood-prone island.
COVID-19: Restrictions, lockdowns return as deaths reach 1.5m
Governments around the world enforcing stricter restrictions, lockdowns given the rising numbers.
NASA to buy Moon dust for $1
US space agency announces contracts awarded to four companies to collect soil from the moon for $1 to $15,000.
Grab says in ‘position to acquire’ as Gojek merger talk swirls
Large investors in the two companies are backing a merger, but regional regulators are likely to be more wary.
Trump spy chief says China biggest threat to freedom since WWII
John Ratcliffe lashes out at China, as China's state media warns some ties between two countries 'beyond repair'.
What do the local elections mean for Kashmiris?
India conducts local elections but analysts say they are an attempt by New Delhi to show normalcy in the region.
US discussing ‘deal’ allowing Huawei’s CFO to return to China
Extradition of Meng Wanzhou, who was arrested in Canada two years ago, has strained ties with China.
Bali struggles with ‘COVID-poor’ as Indonesian cases hit record
Malnutrition has long been a problem in the island's east, but the collapse of tourism means more are now going hungry.
Australia’s Great Barrier Reef ‘critical’ due to climate change
IUCN report says more than a third of world's heritage sites are of 'significant concern' or 'critical'.
Uighurs forced to eat pork as China expands Xinjiang pig farms
Former detainees say they were forced to eat pork in re-education camps and detention centres.
Biden asks Fauci to join COVID-19 team, stresses need for masks
In interview with CNN, President-elect Joe Biden says he intends to ask Americans to wear masks for 100 days.
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