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Europe

Turkey to begin mass COVID-19 vaccination on Thursday with Sinovac shot

Turkey has been hit hard by the pandemic, with around 23,000 people dying from the virus and more than 2 million infected.

Published 13 Jan, 2021 11:58pm

USA

U.S. Senate will not convene this week amid Trump impeachment: McConnell spokesman

The House is expected to vote Wednesday on impeaching Trump following last week's riot in the U.S. Capitol.

Published 13 Jan, 2021 11:51pm

Second year of pandemic 'could even be tougher': WHO's Ryan

The worldwide death toll is approaching 2 million people since the pandemic began, with 91.5 million people infected.

Published 13 Jan, 2021 11:48pm

USA

Biden to press for immediate economic 'rescue' package, economic adviser

"This is a very precarious moment for our economy and our country right now," Deese said.

Published 13 Jan, 2021 11:45pm

First doses of J&J COVID-19 vaccine could be available in Europe in April, EU source

The official, who is involved in negotiations with vaccine makers and spoke on condition of anonymity, said the J&J shot.

Published 13 Jan, 2021 11:42pm

Europe

Spain reports daily record of 38,869 COVID-19 infections

That brought the cumulative total to 2,176,089, the Health Ministry said, while deaths rose by 195 from Tuesday to 52,878.

Published 13 Jan, 2021 11:36pm

USA

29.4mn doses of COVID-19 vaccines distributed, 10.3mn administered: U.S. CDC

According to the tally posted on Jan. 12, the agency had administered 9,327,138 first doses of the vaccines and distributed 27,696,150 doses.

Published 13 Jan, 2021 11:21pm

Europe

UK registers daily record of 1,564 Covid-19 deaths

The total number of cases since the crisis began early last year climbed to 3,211,576.

Updated 13 Jan, 2021 11:17pm

Europe

Norway to require virus test at borders

To date, 56,614 cases of the novel coronavirus have been reported in Norway, and 509 associated deaths.

Updated 13 Jan, 2021 11:17pm

USA

New York City to end Trump contracts over riot

The Trump Organization has more than $17 million worth of contracts with New York City, de Blasio said.

Updated 13 Jan, 2021 11:18pm

Europe

Pope receives coronavirus vaccine: reports

On Sunday, the pope urged people to get the Covid-19 vaccine, in an interview with Italian TV Canale 5.

Updated 13 Jan, 2021 11:18pm

Middle East

Kuwait's cabinet submits resignation in standoff with parliament

It complicates government efforts to tackle the OPEC state's deepest economic crisis in decades, caused by low oil prices and the coronavirus crisis.
It was not immediately clear if the emir, who has the final say in matters of state, would accept the cabinet's resignation.

Updated 13 Jan, 2021 11:18pm

USA

Trump on brink of unprecedented second impeachment

The expected majority vote, coming seven days ahead of Democrat Joe Biden's inauguration, would make Trump the first US president to have been impeached twice.

Updated 13 Jan, 2021 11:18pm

Africa

DR Congo accused of 'violating right to life' of rights activist

The HRC called on Kinshasa to investigate the murder "in a prompt, effective and transparent manner and to provide his family with adequate compensation."

Published 13 Jan, 2021 09:21pm

South Asia

Israel launches major air strikes on Iran-linked targets in Syria

Two residents in the regional capital Deir al Zor City told Reuters they could hear the distant sound of huge explosions.
Israel's Defence Force Chief of Staff Aviv Kochavi said last month that missile strikes had "slowed down Iran's entrenchment in Syria" adding they had hit more than 500 targets in 2020.

Published 13 Jan, 2021 09:20pm

Africa

Over 80 killed in latest west Ethiopia attack

Hundreds of civilians in Metekel have been killed by assailants using guns, knives and other weapons in attacks going back to at least September.

Published 13 Jan, 2021 09:18pm

Africa

S.Africa vaccine plan raises eyebrows ahead of launch

Around 1.2 million health professionals will be first in line for the shot, followed by 16 million elderly and vulnerable citizens, as well as frontline workers.

Published 13 Jan, 2021 09:14pm

USA

Brazil's Bolsonaro says he was right to question Chinese COVID-19 vaccine

This 50% is good, is it? All the (criticism) I got for my comments, and now they are seeing the truth. Four months of being lambasted because of the vaccine.
Brazil's government closed a deal with the Butantan Institute to buy up to 100 million doses of the Chinese vaccine.

Published 13 Jan, 2021 08:41pm

Europe

WHO reform needed in wake of pandemic, public health experts say

We need to reflect on how the global architecture can be improved.
One of the challenges it faces is being truly independent.
The WHO has repeatedly dismissed such accusations, and China insists it has been open and transparent.

Published 13 Jan, 2021 08:34pm

USA

Gasoline pushes US consumer prices higher in December

Consumer price index increases 0.4% in December.
CPI rises 1.4% year-on-year.
Core CPI gains 0.1%; increases 1.6% year-on-year.

Published 13 Jan, 2021 08:30pm

USA

Brazilian clinics to buy India's COVAXIN vaccine pending approval

Private sector talks to acquire Bharat's COVAXIN vaccine would not interfere with the Brazilian government's efforts to acquire vaccines for the public sector.
Bharat Biotech said on Tuesday that it had signed an agreement with a Brazil-based pharmaceutical seller, Precisa Medicamentos, to supply the vaccine even though it has yet to be approved.

Published 13 Jan, 2021 08:24pm

ECB's Lagarde confident on outlook despite virus surge

The ECB in December forecast economic growth in the 19-nation euro area at 3.9 percent in 2021.

Published 13 Jan, 2021 08:04pm

USA

Tech giants hope for US data privacy law

The European Union's GDPR has largely contributed to making consumers aware of the issues related to the data that they submit to large digital platforms.

Published 13 Jan, 2021 08:01pm

Europe

Putin orders mass coronavirus vaccinations in Russia from next week

Russia, which has the world's fourth highest number of COVID-19 cases, started large-scale vaccinations last month.
I ask you to start mass vaccinations of the entire population as early as next week.

Published 13 Jan, 2021 08:01pm

Europe

New virus mutation raises vaccine questions

As countries accelerate their vaccination programmes, there is concern that the new mutation may render certain vaccines less effective.

Published 13 Jan, 2021 07:59pm

USA

Brazil services sector grows 2.6pc in Nov, sixth rise in a row

Activities such as restaurants, hotels, family services and transport ... are recovering, but the need for social distancing means the sector has not yet returned to pre-pandemic (levels).
Services account for around two-thirds of Brazilian economic activity.

Published 13 Jan, 2021 07:59pm

South Asia

Indian farmers burn legislation in show of defiance

Tens of thousands of farmers have been camped on the outskirts of the capital, New Delhi, for almost two months.
The government led by Prime Minister Narendra Modi denies this, saying the legislation is required to reform an agricultural sector beset by waste.

Published 13 Jan, 2021 07:55pm

Africa

Senegal in talks to procure Chinese-made Sinopharm vaccine

Sinopharm's vaccine is diferent from another Chinese anti-Covid jab, Coronavac.

Published 13 Jan, 2021 07:54pm

USA

Biden names Samantha Power as US aid chief, boosts role

Power was an early supporter of Barack Obama who in his second term as president made her US ambassador to the United Nations.

Published 13 Jan, 2021 07:51pm

Africa

Sudan says Ethiopia military aircraft entered its airspace

Ethiopia, for its part, said in mid-December that Sudanese military forces had "organised attacks... using heavy machine guns".

Published 13 Jan, 2021 07:49pm

Europe

Ex-French leader Sarkozy in spotlight over former wife's job

She was known to have a position advising Sarkozy at the interior ministry and worked on his successful presidential campaign in 2007.

Published 13 Jan, 2021 07:48pm

Europe

Italy to extend COVID state of emergency to end of April

The state of emergency, first introduced in January 2020, had been set to expire at the end of this month.
In the past week there has been a generalised worsening of the epidemic, we are back to an expansionary phase.

Published 13 Jan, 2021 07:45pm

South Asia

India wants Pfizer to do local study for approval

As of now, the pre-condition for any vaccine to be implemented in India is that you have to do a bridging trial.
Paul also said Russia's Sputnik V, a shot undergoing last-stage trials in India, will soon apply for emergency-use approval in the country.

Published 13 Jan, 2021 07:36pm

South Asia

Indonesia landslide toll rises to 21 as rescuers search for missing

The death toll has nearly doubled from the 11 deaths reported on Sunday.

Published 13 Jan, 2021 07:33pm

Europe

UK to trial 24-hour Covid vaccinations

Johnson announced a third national lockdown until at least mid-February, and is considering harsher measures still if the numbers keep rising.

Published 13 Jan, 2021 07:32pm

Europe

Putin says Russia to start mass vaccinations next week

Deputy Prime Minister told Putin during the meeting that Russia was ready to launch the mass vaccination from Monday.

Published 13 Jan, 2021 07:29pm

Europe

Pandemic-driven shift to home work carries risks, UN says

The ILO estimated that in 2019, there were about 260 million home-based workers around the world, representing 7.9 percent of global employment.

Published 13 Jan, 2021 07:27pm

Europe

Digital euro could happen 'within five years': Lagarde

Lagarde set a similar timeframe to China which launched a pilot scheme in 2020 and is edging closer to launching the world's first sovereign digital currency.

Published 13 Jan, 2021 07:25pm

Europe

Spanish parliament rejects ex-king credit card probe

Parliament's governing body rejected the proposal for an investigation with votes from the Socialists and parties on the right.

Published 13 Jan, 2021 07:23pm

Europe

UK PM vows action over free school meals after Rashford intervention

Rashford again played a key role in pressuring ministers by this week sharing unhappy parents' images of the meagre food supplies on social media.

Published 13 Jan, 2021 07:18pm

Europe

Polish parliament approves offshore wind energy legislation

The regulation is designed to make it easier for investors to seek public support over the next decade as they build wind farms in the Baltic Sea.
Enabling investments worth around 130 billion zlotys will help level the negative impact of the slowdown in investment brought on by the pandemic.

Published 13 Jan, 2021 07:09pm

USA

Uber appeals $59mn California fine over sexual assault data request

The California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) fined Uber in December after the company refused to share the information.
An anti-sexual abuse group also appealed the decision and supported Uber's "transparency and commitment to protecting survivors."

Published 13 Jan, 2021 07:04pm

Europe

Swiss boost coronavirus restrictions, shy away from full lockdown

The country also eased rules on allowing pandemic-hit businesses to apply for state financial aid in hardship cases.
Switzerland, which has so far taken a lighter touch to restricting business and public life, said it will close shops selling non-essential supplies from Monday.

Published 13 Jan, 2021 06:52pm

USA

US House poised to impeach Trump for his role in Capitol assault

A vote of the House majority to impeach would trigger a trial in the still Republican-controlled Senate.
I do not believe that such a course of action is in the best interest of our Nation or consistent with our Constitution.

Published 13 Jan, 2021 06:40pm

USA

Google backs Biden immigration efforts, covers fees in threatened 'Dreamer' program

Google said on Wednesday it would pay for the application fees of about 500 young immigrants seeking employment under the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program.
A court ruling expected soon threatens to pause renewals and applications for those permits, Walker said. Recipients are often called "Dreamers."

Published 13 Jan, 2021 06:37pm

Africa

1.4mn in Madagascar need food aid due to drought, WFP says

WFP said 1.35 million people, or just over a third of the south's population, will require such aid, almost twice the number that needed it in 2020.
The COVID-19 pandemic has added to the hardship, causing seasonal employment to dry up. Many families relied on this income to get through the lean season,

Published 13 Jan, 2021 06:35pm

USA

US must reverse Trump course, make human rights central

Biden, due to take office on Jan. 20, should make human rights a cornerstone of US foreign policy, said Roth.
Trump has denied responsibility for the violence and previous allegations of violating human rights.

Published 13 Jan, 2021 06:25pm

South Asia

Singapore says ramping up COVID-19 vaccination drive

Singapore started vaccinating healthcare workers on Dec. 30, becoming one of the first Asian countries to start its coronavirus inoculation programme.
The nation of 5.7 million people has been reporting relatively very few local cases in recent months and fatalities are among the world's lowest

Published 13 Jan, 2021 06:08pm

South Asia

Indonesia leader gets nation's first coronavirus jab

Indonesia has reported nearly 850,000 Covid-19 cases and close to 25,000 deaths.

Published 13 Jan, 2021 06:04pm

South Asia

Japan expands COVID state of emergency as people cool to holding Summer Olympics

The governors of Osaka, Kyoto and other hard-hit prefectures asked the government to announce the emergency.
A declaration of a state of emergency is a powerful means, based on the law, for tackling the spread of infections, but it also places big restrictions on people's lives.

Published 13 Jan, 2021 05:56pm

Africa

S.Africa police arrest thousands for not wearing masks

The country is the continent's worst-affected by the pandemic, with more than 1.2 million coronavirus cases and 34,000 deaths recorded to date.

Published 13 Jan, 2021 05:52pm

South Asia

Chinese province of 37m declares 'emergency' to control virus

More than 20 million are now under some form of lockdown in the country's northern regions.

Published 13 Jan, 2021 05:51pm

South Asia

North Korea's Kim pledges to strengthen nuclear arsenal

Its policy towards the North "will never change, whoever comes into power", he added, without mentioning Biden by name.

Published 13 Jan, 2021 05:48pm

Europe

UK billionaire and Daily Telegraph owner David Barclay dies

Among those paying tribute to David Barclay was a former employee, Prime Minister Boris Johnson and later a columnist.

Published 13 Jan, 2021 05:45pm

Europe

Kremlin critic Navalny vows to return to Russia on Sunday

Navalny and his allies have accused the Kremlin of trying to block his return to Russia by threatening him with jail.

Published 13 Jan, 2021 05:41pm

Europe

You can repossess cars but not homes during COVID, watchdog tells UK banks

The FCA's no forced repossession guidance, introduced after the first lockdown in March last year, had been due to expire at the end of January.
We propose extending this guidance so that firms should not enforce repossessions before 1 April 2021.

Published 13 Jan, 2021 05:39pm

South Asia

Hunt for cockpit tapes after Indonesia jet crash

In October 2018, 189 people were killed when a Lion Air Boeing 737 MAX jet crashed near Jakarta.

Published 13 Jan, 2021 05:38pm

Europe

Ireland set for 1 bn euros from EU Brexit fund

The funds are being allotted according to how integrated each member was with the UK economy.

Published 13 Jan, 2021 05:36pm

USA

Biden names ex-ambassador Power to lead US international aid agency

Power will rally the international community and work with our partners to confront the biggest challenges of our time - including COVID-19.

Published 13 Jan, 2021 05:35pm

USA

First US federal execution of woman in decades

Montgomery, 52, murdered an expectant mother to steal her baby, though she had sought a stay of execution on the grounds she was mentally ill.

Published 13 Jan, 2021 05:32pm

Europe

Estonian PM resigns over corruption probe

New elections would only take place if no candidate for prime minister can command a parliamentary majority.

Published 13 Jan, 2021 05:30pm

Middle East

40 killed in deadliest Israeli strikes on Syria since 2018: monitor

The latest raids came hours after separate strikes near the Iraqi border killed at least 12 Iran-backed militia fighters on Tuesday.

Published 13 Jan, 2021 05:28pm

USA

US Covid-19 deaths hit daily record as China rushes to contain outbreaks

Coronavirus patients at the overstretched hospital were crammed into hallways, makeshift ICU beds and even the pediatric ward.

Published 13 Jan, 2021 05:26pm

Europe

France court probes minister for conflict of interest

The allegations centre on an administrative investigation ordered by Dupond-Moretti against three prosecutors working at the financial crimes prosecutor's office.

Published 13 Jan, 2021 05:25pm

Middle East

France repatriates seven jihadists' children from Syria

France has so far repatriated 35 children, many of them orphans.

Published 13 Jan, 2021 05:23pm

Europe

Lithuania remembers deadly 1991 Soviet assault

Thousands flocked to defend the parliament, which had declared independence in 1990, fearing another Soviet attack. Moscow's forces retreated.

Published 13 Jan, 2021 05:21pm

South Asia

US envoy to South Korea to leave post next week

Seoul and Washington are security allies and the US stations 28,500 troops in the country.

Published 13 Jan, 2021 05:20pm

USA

HRW urges Biden to let justice 'go forward' on Trump

In addition to Trump's alleged role in the storming of the Capitol, he said there were likely a long line of suspected crimes prosecutors could be interested in pursuing.

Published 13 Jan, 2021 05:16pm

U.S. executes first woman on federal death row in nearly seven decades

Montgomery was the first female prisoner to be executed in by the U.S. government since 1953
Montgomery was convicted in 2007 in Missouri of kidnapping and strangling Bobbie Jo Stinnett, then eight months pregnant

Published 13 Jan, 2021 05:14pm

Africa

Rebels launch attacks close to C.Africa capital

Armed groups opposed to President Faustin Archange Touadera carried out simultaneous raids on Bangui's outskirts at dawn.

Published 13 Jan, 2021 05:12pm

Europe

British virus variant now in 50 countries: WHO

The WHO said the new variants showed the importance of increasing diagnostic capacity and systematic sequencing of the virus.

Published 13 Jan, 2021 05:07pm

Europe

Coronavirus toll at 1100 GMT Wednesday

More than 91,574,350 cases of coronavirus have been registered. Of these, at least 56,306,300 are now considered recovered.

Published 13 Jan, 2021 05:02pm

South Asia

Japan expands virus emergency, tightens border restrictions

The emergency declaration will last until February 7 for all regions covered.

Published 13 Jan, 2021 04:56pm

South Asia

Coronavirus fails to deter massive Hindu Ganges pilgrimage

Recognised as a cultural heritage by UNESCO in 2017, the last Kumbh Mela in Allahabad in 2019 attracted around 55 million people over 48 days.

Published 13 Jan, 2021 04:53pm

Europe

Polish businesses to defy Covid lockdown and re-open

The fitness sector is also planning to sue, and an association of retailers has threatened to do so as well.

Published 13 Jan, 2021 04:53pm

Europe

Jordan launches Covid vaccination campaign

Jordan has recorded 310,000 cases of Covid-19 infection and more than 4,000 deaths.

Published 13 Jan, 2021 04:46pm

Europe

Germany returns final Nazi-looted work from pensioner's trove

The transfer was arranged with the Museum of Fine Arts in Bern, which inherited Gurlitt's collection when he died in 2014.

Published 13 Jan, 2021 04:46pm

Europe

Hungary detects UK variant of coronavirus, surgeon general says

My colleagues have identified the UK virus variant, already found in neighbouring countries, in the samples of three patients.
Nearly 5,000 people are currently hospitalised with the disease, putting a strain on the healthcare system.

Published 13 Jan, 2021 04:39pm

Europe

Watchdogs across EU should be allowed to challenge Facebook, EU court adviser says

The adviser to the EU’s top court has issued a recommendation to allow data protection agencies in any EU country to take legal action against Facebook or any other tech firm even if their regional headquarters are in a different EU state.
If the recommendation is followed, it could prompt action by national agencies in the 27-member EU against other U.S. tech companies, such as Google, Twitter and Apple, which also have their EU headquarters in Ireland.

Published 13 Jan, 2021 03:45pm

China

U.S. cancels U.N. envoy's trip to Taiwan, citing Biden transition

The U.S. State Department’s cancellation of all travel this week includes a planned visit to Taiwan by U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Kelly Craft, a State Department spokeswoman said on Tuesday.
Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said on Tuesday that all travel this week had been canceled, including his own trip to Europe, as part of the transition to the incoming Biden administration.

Published 13 Jan, 2021 03:22pm

Middle East

Turkish Foreign Minister arrives in Pakistan for three day official visit

On Tuesday, Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu arrived in Pakistan on a three-day official visit.
According to Pakistan's Foreign Ministry, he will meet with Prime Minister Imran Khan, President Arif Alvi and Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi over the course of his visit.

Published 13 Jan, 2021 03:07pm

Israeli strikes on Syria kill 23: monitor

Israel has carried out hundreds of air and missile strikes on Syria since civil war broke out in 2011, targeting Iranian and Lebanese Hezbollah forces as well as Syrian government troops.

Published 13 Jan, 2021 12:56pm

Africa

Ethiopia warns Sudan it is running out of patience over border dispute

Ethiopia sees the dam as key to plans to become Africa's largest power exporter. Egypt, which gets more than 90% of its scarce fresh water from the Nile, fears the dam across the Blue Nile could devastate its economy.

Published 13 Jan, 2021 12:40pm

Africa

Nigeria's senate president vows action on long-delayed oil reform law

Senate President Ahmad Lawan said that people inside and outside Nigeria were fighting to scuttle the oil reform.

Published 13 Jan, 2021 12:34pm

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786 Invest Ltd / Apr 24 786 Investments Limited(786)	5 ▼ 0.00 (0.00%)
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