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India, China close in on plan to end months of border standoff
Tens of thousands of rivals troops have been deployed along the disputed Himalayan border since a deadly fight in June.
‘Desperate’ situation in northern Mozambique: UN rights chief
UN concerned over escalating violence in northern Mozambique, where more than 50 people were beheaded in recent days.
France on edge five years after Paris attacks
Ceremonies held as France is again under high alert after three attacks since September, which have killed four people.
Pakistan summons top Indian diplomat over Kashmir border violence
Pakistan said a civilian was killed in Pakistan-administered Kashmir while India said seven killed in Pakistan shelling.
French troops kill commander of al-Qaeda-linked group in Mali
Bah Ag Moussa was killed in an operation involving ground troops and helicopters, the French defence minister said.
Egyptian man sets himself on fire in Cairo’s Tahrir Square
The man, who appeared to be complaining about rampant government corruption, is being treated for burns, sources said.
China congratulates Joe Biden, Kamala Harris on US election win
China is one of the last major countries to congratulate the US leaders, nearly a week after they clinched victory.
Russia plans naval base in Sudan
Planned deal, published on the Russian government's website, outlines 'logistical support centre' to be set up in Sudan.
Morocco troops launch operation in Western Sahara border zone
Rabat says it will restore movement between Moroccan-controlled areas of disputed territory and neighbouring Mauritania.
World’s biggest fur auction house to close after mink COVID cull
Denmark was the world's top mink producer until discovery of mutated coronavirus led to mass cull.
Greece find COVID-19 among mink at two farms
Discovery comes days after Danish authorities launched a plan to cull Denmark's entire population of 17 million mink.
Why Biden’s victory may present an ‘opportunity’ for Bosnia
In the 90s, Biden played a key role in attempting to lift the arms embargo and called for US to help to end killings.
China corporate debt defaults trigger concerns of broader crisis
Recent delinquencies by some state-owned Chinese firms have resulted in a selloff in their bonds.
US military says it flew terminally ill Bahrain PM to Minnesota
State Department acknowledges a C-17 flight carried Sheikh Khalifa to Mayo Clinic hospital two months before his death.
UK: Peter Sutcliffe, who killed at least 13 women, dies
Known as the 'Yorkshire Ripper' Sutcliffe was arrested in 1981. He died in prison aged 74 after contracting coronavirus.
Algerians approve new constitution after referendum
Move seen as government's manoeuvre to neutralise the Hirak movement, which had called for boycott of the plebiscite.
Australia faces more fires, drought as climate continues to heat
Country's weather bureau says higher temperatures and less rainfall creating conditions for more extreme weather events.
Ethiopia appoints new Tigray leader, Amnesty reports ‘massacre’
Parliament appoints new head of Tigray region, PM Abiy announces as Amnesty says many civilians have been killed.
UK: Dominic Cummings, PM’s top aide, to quit by year end
Cummings masterminded the 2016 Brexit referendum vote and Johnson's 2019 landslide election bid.
Ethnic minorities disproportionately hit by coronavirus: Lancet
Black and Asian at increased risk of COVID-19 infection compared with whites, according to The Lancet medical journal.
‘Painful’: Delhi sets new COVID-19 deaths record amid third wave
Delhi reported 104 deaths and 7,053 cases - a daily record - as the city suffers from the worst phase in the pandemic.
‘No evidence’: US election officials reject Trump claims of fraud
President Donald Trump and his Republican party allege that voting fraud and lost ballots led to his loss to Joe Biden.
Tensions persist as Libya’s warring sides debate road to peace
Tripoli-based government warns last month's ceasefire could be 'in peril' after rival forces stage live fire exercises.
Aung San Suu Kyi’s party confirmed winner in Myanmar election
The comfortable win will be a boost for Aung San Suu Kyi.
Bangladesh extends school shutdown over second COVID-19 wave
Most COVID-19 restrictions lifted but schools and educational institutions to remain closed until December 19.
Philippines typhoon death toll rises as clean up begins
Police say 26 people have been confirmed dead with dozens still missing after Vamco triggered floods and landslides.
Measles surges to 23-year high as children left unvaccinated
Declining levels of immunisation allow highly infectious disease to spread as WHO looks to close gaps in vaccination.
Stimulus boost: India gives more help to firms hit by coronavirus
Latest measure brings India's total coronavirus relief package to 15 percent of GDP.
‘More sophistication, more backbone’: Biden’s approach to China
Most expect a more measured ‘competent’ approach to US-China foreign policy under a Biden-led administration.
Indonesia’s ‘Jurassic Park’: Construction begins despite concerns
Indonesia has begun work to transform the habitat of the unique Komodo dragon into a tourist destination.
Ahmaud Arbery’s killer sent racist messages: Prosecutor
Travis and Gregory McMichael face murder charges for the killing of Arbery, 25, in February.
After Trump gains, Latino groups say Dems need economic populism
Trump made election gains among Latinos, but outreach and economic populism could win them back, organisers say.
Canada announces new pathway to residency for Hong Kong youth
Canada's new immigration programme for Hong Kong residents comes amid strained ties between Ottawa and Beijing.
Keep dancing: US judge extends TikTok deadline amid Trump battle
ByteDance was facing a Thursday deadline to comply with Trump's order to sell TikTok’s US operations.
Former Amazon.com employee sues over COVID worker safety issues
Former Amazon employee Christian Smalls alleges the tech giant failed to protect its 'predominantly minority' workers.
More world leaders than US Republicans congratulate Biden
The world is moving forward to work with President-elect Biden even as President Donald Trump refuses to concede.
Women, opposition lose seats in Jordan election
The election for the 130-seat parliament was marred by low turnout and the coronavirus pandemic.
Chinese President Xi personally halted $37bn Ant IPO: Report
Ant's IPO was halted after its co-founder made a speech at odds with the Chinese government's handling of the economy.
Activists condemn Bahrain’s use of citizenship revocation
Human rights activists say Bahraini government has stripped hundreds of their nationality as a tool to suppress dissent.
Trump blocks US investment in firms linked to Chinese military
Trump signs an executive order blocking US investment in firms Washington says are linked to China's military.
Can democracy survive in Hong Kong?
Pro-democracy legislators resign en masse after colleagues were dismissed.
Deutsche Bank says tax remote workers to rebuild COVID economy
Deutsche Bank suggests taxing remote workers to help rebuild from COVID and create a more inclusive economy.
Ghana’s former President Jerry Rawlings dies aged 73
Ghana’s President Nana Akufo-Addo says Rawlings died in hospital in Accra after a short illness.
At least 74 migrants dead in ‘devastating’ shipwreck off Libya
IOM says coastguard and fishermen brought 47 survivors back to shore while rescue operation continues.
Moderna shares rise as investors await its COVID vaccine data
A surge in COVID-19 infections across the US is giving pharmaceutical companies working on vaccines the data they need.
Vaccine works against COVID mink mutation in early testing
A potential vaccine candidate in Denmark has shown early signs of success, a scientist working on the drug says.
Biden’s Treasury pick could be key to tackling climate change
Biden's Treasury pick will have to cope with a recession and also help address inequality and climate change.
UN expert calls for immediate lifting of sanctions against Qatar
Report says Saudi Arabia, Egypt, UAE and Bahrain in violation of human rights due to punitive measures against Doha.
Germany charges 12 in far-right ‘terror’ plot
Eleven of the men, arrested in countrywide raids in February, stand accused of membership of a 'terrorist organisation'.
Greg Clarke resigns from FIFA role after discriminatory comments
Former English FA chairman resigns after making a series of 'unacceptable' comments related to race and LGBTQ issues.
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