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Tanzania: Magufuli’s growing authoritarianism is not an exception
It is a growing trend in Africa.
Pfizer-BioNTech’s vaccine: What you need to know in 500 words
Key details about the US-German made vaccine, which be used in the UK within days in the fight against coronavirus.
Ethiopia gives UN ‘unimpeded’ access to Tigray to deliver aid
Deal allows aid workers access to government-controlled areas of Tigray, where federal troops are battling the TPLF.
Nigeria police rescue 10 people after ‘baby factory’ raid
Rescued women told police the owner hired men to impregnate them and then sell the newborns for profit.
Five Black British figures history forgets
We explore the lives of five Black Britons whose stories are rarely told.
India looks to resume Iran, Venezuela oil imports under Biden
India was the key buyer of Iranian and Venezuelan oil before President Trump imposed sanctions on the two OPEC members.
‘Unwarranted’: India slams Canada PM’s remarks on farmer protests
India accuses Justin Trudeau of interfering in its internal affairs after Canadian PM commented on farmers' protests.
Georgia election official urges Trump to rein in supporters
Republican Sterling criticises president over his antagonising language towards his backers after last month's election.
Biden will not immediately end phase one China trade deal: NYT
Deal signed in January requires China to increase purchases of US products, services by at least $200bn over 2020-21.
Japan: Nike advertisement on bullying, racism faces backlash, boycott calls
Sharp online response over commercial showing several teenage girls bullied in school over race or other differences.
Uganda: Bobi Wine suspends election campaign over violence
Singer-politician seeking to end decades-long rule of 76-year-old President Museveni in January 14 election.
Hong Kong activist Joshua Wong jailed for 2019 ‘illegal assembly’
Prominent Hong Kong activist is one of three who pleaded guilty over rally held by police station in June 2019.
New Zealand declares climate emergency
New Zealand pledges carbon neutral government by 2025, announces $141m fund to finance electric or hybrid vehicles.
UK approves Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine for use in world first
Vaccine to be made available across UK from next week, says government.
UNSC unlikely to act on killing of Iranian scientist: Diplomats
No member has so far requested to discuss Friday's killing nor has there been any call for a statement, diplomats say.
Australia’s economy bounced back in the third quarter
Strong household spending pushed Australia out of its first recession in 30 years, but unemployment remains high.
COVID-19: India says entire population may not need vaccinating
Officials say India needs to vaccinate a critical mass of people weeks after Modi promised vaccine for every citizen.
US panel says healthcare workers must get COVID-19 vaccine first
Advisory panel says healthcare workers and nursing home residents must get priority for COVID-19 vaccines.
India plans dam on Brahmaputra river against Chinese projects
Indian official says dam in Arunachal Pradesh is aimed at mitigating adverse effect of Chinese dam projects upstream.
Got chicken? Singapore becomes first to approve lab-grown meat
US-based Eat Just's meat is created from animal cells, not plant-based substitutes. After chicken, beef may be next.
S Korea passes law allowing BTS stars to defer military service
Amendment to military service law provides exceptions for K-pop singers who improve country's profile and economy.
China lands on moon in mission to collect samples from surface
If the Chang'e-5 mission is successful, China will become third country after US and Russia to collect lunar material.
Barr appoints special counsel in Russia probe investigation
The DOJ probe has narrowed to focus on the activities of the 'Crossfire Hurricane' investigation within the FBI.
Joshua Wong defiant ahead of Hong Kong sentencing
The Hong Kong activist rose to prominence as a teenager and is facing 3 years in jail when he’s sentenced on Wednesday.
Bill Cosby sex assault conviction appeal goes to state top court
Cosby's 'pattern' of intoxicating and assault women under review in Pennsylvania's high court.
US Congress to vote on F-35 sale to UAE: Republican senator
Senator Roy Blunt, a top Trump ally, predicts Congress will not block F-35 sale to Gulf state in a vote this month.
US legislators float new $908bn coronavirus aid package
The amount falls short of previous plans for trillion-dollar sums, but could serve as interim measure until next year.
US top court hears arguments in child slave labour case
The case involves the Alien Tort Statute, which permits foreign citizens to sue in US courts for human rights abuses.
A ‘coup’ was not in the cards for Trump, after all
US Attorney General William Barr’s declaration that Biden’s election is sound is yet another blow to Trump.
Musk warns Tesla staffers that soaring shares could get ‘crushed’
Tesla CEO Elon Musk warns staffers in an email that investors may start worrying about company's future profitability.
‘All my love, Elliot’: Juno actor Page comes out as transgender
Page said his decision to come out as trans came after a long journey and with much support from the LGBTQ community.
Israel’s Gantz to back bill to dissolve parliament, force vote
Netanyahu coalition partner to support opposition bill that would force a fourth election in under two years.
What’s happening in the US election in 500 words
Biden formally introduces economic advisers as Trump attacks Republican governors in states he lost.
US Attorney General: No fraud found that could change election
US Attorney General William Barr, a staunch Trump ally, says his department has not uncovered widespread election fraud.
Trump to meet COVID-19 vaccine makers, gov’t officials next week
The meeting would take place days ahead of reviews of two vaccine candidates by expert panels to the US FDA.
‘Deliberate depression’: World Bank’s dire warning on Lebanon
The World Bank sees Lebanon's economy shrinking a significant 19.2 percent this year.
Jared Kushner takes on Qatar blockade in Middle East ‘swan song’
In Qatar and Saudi Arabia, Trump adviser seeks final achievements in a US regional policy defined by Israeli interests.
China-Australia tensions explained in 500 words
Series of defence, trade and foreign policy disputes have led to the lowest point in two countries' ties in decades.
How will Indian PM Narendra Modi deal with angry farmers?
Farmers demand the repeal of agricultural laws they say will benefit only private players as they protest in New Delhi.
NATO must adapt to global threats, not just Russia: Report
A new high-level report commissioned by the military alliance says NATO must significantly broaden its scope.
Bitcoin pulls back after run at $20,000
Worth less than $1 a decade ago, bitcoin jumped to an intraday record of $19,914.33 on Tuesday before retreating.
Brazen armed bank heist in Brazil leaves cash scattered on road
Images on social media showed armed men firing automatic weapons in the streets and taking hostages before fleeing.
Uganda: Several wounded as police clash with Bobi Wine supporters
At least three people, including Bobi Wine's music producer, were injured in the latest clashes ahead of January polls.
Past and present: Israel’s targeting of Iran nuclear aspirations
Israel has has been linked for a decade to attacks on Iranian nuclear scientists and facilities.
US pins hope on vaccine amid November surge in COVID-19 cases
Coronavirus cases were more than double the previous monthly record set in October, straining hospitals and staff.
Nasiriya: City at the heart of Iraq’s uprisings and rebellion
Anti-government protesters returned to the streets of the city despite clashes that killed eight people.
Puerto Rico’s Arecibo telescope, once world’s largest, collapses
For five decades Arecibo was the largest single-aperture telescope in the world, used to study distant planets.
Some 25,000 UK retail jobs at risk from Debenhams, Arcadia woes
UK retailer Debenhams announced it will wind down operations just hours after Aradia Group went into administration.
US accuses China of ‘flagrant violation’ of North Korea sanctions
The US alleges China is 'seeking to undo' United Nations sanctions aimed at curbing North Korea's nuclear programme.
Nasdaq wants to make boardroom diversity a must for listed firms
Exchange is seeking US authority to require all listed companies to disclose diversity statistics for corporate boards.
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