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World - 2021-01-28

South Asia

India to make more Covid-19 vaccines to supply world: Modi

Government figures on Thursday showed that, in the previous 24 hours, 123 people died from the virus in India, with 11,666 new infections.

Published 28 Jan, 2021 10:07pm

Europe

EU agency recommends 3 weeks between Pfizer/BioNTech jabs

Of those who took part in trials, "93.1 percent of these participants received the second dose 19 to 23 days after the first dose," it said.

Published 28 Jan, 2021 10:02pm

Europe

Greece throws Aegean Airlines coronavirus lifeline

He noted that the move had already been approved by the European Commission.

Published 28 Jan, 2021 10:01pm

Europe

EU relaxes state aid rules as virus crisis drags on

The European Commission, the EU's executive arm, said it will lift the state aid rules until December 31, prolonging the previous deadline by six months.

Published 28 Jan, 2021 09:59pm

Africa

One third of Africa will be vaccinated this year: WHO

The Covax vaccines will cover at least 20 percent of the population, with the rest "complemented" by AVATT, he added.

Published 28 Jan, 2021 09:58pm

South Asia

Taliban negotiator discusses Afghan peace talks with Moscow

Russia assured its support for restoring peace in Afghanistan.

Published 28 Jan, 2021 09:57pm

USA

New US jobless benefit claims fall as Biden takes office

The data also showed a jump in the number of people receiving benefits for the long-term unemployed.

Published 28 Jan, 2021 09:55pm

Europe

Virus cost global tourism $1.3 trillion in 2020: UN

The WTO said most experts do not to see a return to pre-pandemic levels of tourism activity happening before 2023.

Published 28 Jan, 2021 09:53pm

USA

Biden targets Trump's Middle East legacy

Joe Biden promised to change all that.

Published 28 Jan, 2021 09:53pm

Europe

Vaccine shortage halts COVID-19 first jabs for Paris region

Two other French regions also delay first jabs.
Vaccine delays affect a third of French population.
EU facing a shortfall in COVID-19 vaccine supplies.
Portugal says its rollout slower than planned.

Published 28 Jan, 2021 09:51pm

Europe

UK says AstraZeneca vaccine works for all age groups despite German concerns

Germany says AstraZeneca shot shouldn't be given to under-65s.
UK PM Johnson says doesn't agree with German assessment.
Public Health England says immune responses reassuring.

Published 28 Jan, 2021 09:50pm

Africa

Amnesty calls for 'impartial' Tunisia probe after death of protester

Rachdi died of head injuries on Monday while Mahmoudi underwent facial surgery to repair bone wounds, Amnesty said.

Published 28 Jan, 2021 09:48pm

Europe

Russia's unemployment rate at 5.9pc in 2020, says labour minister

Unemployment peaked in August, Kotyakov said, when Russia's economy was still reeling from an oil price crash and COVID-19 lockdown measures.
President Vladimir Putin has long promised to raise real disposable incomes, one of Russia's most socially sensitive issues.

Published 28 Jan, 2021 09:46pm

Europe

After Brexit, Irish port becomes new gateway to EU

Meat trucks and tankers roll onto the dock. Drivers work together -- shouting in French -- to delicately reverse a flatbed packed with farm machinery.

Published 28 Jan, 2021 09:46pm

USA

US Senate to begin work on COVID-19 relief as early as next week

The Senate, as early as next week, will begin the process of considering a very strong COVID relief bill.
We need recovery and rescue quickly. Everywhere you look alarm bells are ringing.

Published 28 Jan, 2021 09:44pm

Europe

German consumer prices rise for first time since June

The figure surprised analysts polled by Factset, who had forecast a rate of 0.55 percent.

Published 28 Jan, 2021 09:44pm

Europe

Nearly half of Italians want PM to stay: poll

Conte was also confirmed as the country's most popular politician, with 52 per cent of respondents expressing confidence in him.

Published 28 Jan, 2021 09:42pm

Europe

EU could ban vaccine exports under new checks

Charles Michel said that EU needs to take robust action to secure its supply of vaccines and demonstrate concretely.

Published 28 Jan, 2021 09:39pm

Europe

Moscow police warn against 'unauthorised' protests

Moscow police said that organisers and participants of opposition protests could become targets of criminal probes.

Published 28 Jan, 2021 09:38pm

USA

Rare Botticelli portrait sells for $92 million at NY auction

The $92.18 million price at the auction, conducted by bidders on the phone and online, included a buyer's premium.
There are a number of artists that ... are Olympian really in their genius. And Botticelli is one of those,

Published 28 Jan, 2021 09:37pm

Europe

Embattled Italian PM testifies in Salvini migrant case

Salvini's lawyers say the decision to hold the migrants was not his alone, but reached collectively within the government.

Published 28 Jan, 2021 09:36pm

Middle East

Saudi government to invest $220bn in Riyadh development over next 10 years

Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman announced earlier a plan to make Riyadh one of the world's biggest 10 cities under his economic reform plan to diversify the kingdom's oil-dependent economy.

Published 28 Jan, 2021 09:35pm

Europe

AstraZeneca, UK PM defend Covid jab's effectiveness

Johnson said UK's own regulator had established "that they think the Oxford/AstraZeneca vaccine is very good and efficacious, gives a high degree of protection".

Published 28 Jan, 2021 09:34pm

USA

US new home sales boom in 2020 but face weak stretch

Yearly growth was widespread, with new homes sales seeing the largest jump of nearly a quarter in the Midwest, while the South saw the smallest increase of 17.6 percent.

Published 28 Jan, 2021 09:31pm

Europe

Merkel calls national talks with vaccine makers on Monday: govt

Merkel and representatives of Germany's 16 states "have agreed to meet for a vaccination discussion on February 1.

Published 28 Jan, 2021 09:30pm

UN chief urges world 'reset' after devastating year

Guterres presented his priorities for the year to the General Assembly following a 2020 marked by the coronavirus pandemic and economic crisis.

Published 28 Jan, 2021 09:29pm

Europe

UK PM rules out new Scottish independence vote on pandemic visit

"I think what people want to see is us bouncing back more strongly together," he told reporters.

Published 28 Jan, 2021 09:25pm

Europe

UK records dip in COVID deaths, rise in cases

Official data also showed that 7.45 million people have been given the first dose of a vaccine, up from a figure of 7.16 million people announced on Wednesday.

Published 28 Jan, 2021 09:25pm

USA

Canada to receive fewer Pfizer vaccine doses than expected in Q1

Although Pfizer had already cut shipments to Canada after slowing European production earlier in January.
Ottawa has said repeatedly it expected the company to catch up by the end of March.

Published 28 Jan, 2021 09:19pm

Europe

Germany to ban travellers from Britain, Portugal amid fears of more contagious virus variants

To protect our population, there should be no entry from regions where these variants of the virus are rampant.
We cannot expect to have a European solution that meets our expectations any time soon, so we are preparing national measures.

Published 28 Jan, 2021 09:15pm

South Asia

India sends free AstraZeneca vaccines to Sri Lanka for Friday rollout

Sri Lankan President Gotabaya Rajapaksa received the vaccine, branded as COVISHIELD, from the Indian ambassador Gopal Baglay.
The stock was donated to Sri Lanka following a request made by the President to Prime Minister of India Narendra Modi

Published 28 Jan, 2021 09:04pm

Africa

Africa begins vaccines, sceptical Tanzania told to trust science

Morocco, Egypt, Seychelles and Guinea start giving doses.
Tanzania's president says God and steam will protect people.
'Vaccines work', responds WHO'S top health official.

Published 28 Jan, 2021 08:56pm

Europe

EU must further relax state aid rules, say Austria, Denmark, Czech Republic

European businesses will face severe economic consequences well into 2021.
To end this uncertainty, we suggest that the ceilings for direct grants and uncovered fixed costs be raised significantly.

Published 28 Jan, 2021 08:54pm

USA

Brazil unemployment rate falls further to 14.1pc as job growth jumps

The unemployment rate was down from 14.3% in the three months to October, statistics agency IBGE said, slipping further back from the record 14.6% in the three months to September.
The median forecast in a Reuters poll of economists was for an unemployment rate of 14.0%. It ended 2019 at 11.0%.

Published 28 Jan, 2021 08:52pm

Europe

UK will apply to trans-Pacific trade bloc before publishing economic impact

Britain wants to join CPTPP trading bloc.
Britain seeking new trading arrangements after Brexit.
Opposition fears UK will rush into new trade deals.

Published 28 Jan, 2021 08:49pm

Africa

Senegal confirms presence of UK coronavirus variant

British scientists say the UK variant, known as B.1.1.7, may be up to 70% more transmissible and also more lethal - with a mortality risk around 30% higher.
Due to the fact that these variants are transmitted more rapidly, which could explain the speed of spread of the disease in some countries.

Published 28 Jan, 2021 08:48pm

Middle East

Mosul's ruined Old City up for sale, but few buyers

Many family homes on the banks of the Tigris river have remained largely undamaged, but are still off limits because IS booby-trapped them.

Published 28 Jan, 2021 07:59pm

Europe

Coronavirus toll at 1100 GMT Thursday

At least 100,829,870 cases of coronavirus have been registered. Of these, at least 61,298,900 are now considered recovered.

Published 28 Jan, 2021 07:57pm

Africa

African Union secures additional 400 million vaccine doses

This comes on top of an earlier announcement by the AU that it had secured 270 million vaccine doses.

Published 28 Jan, 2021 07:56pm

South Asia

Containing China is 'mission impossible', Beijing warns Biden

The facts show that to contain China is mission impossible, and will only end up in shooting yourself in the foot, warned defence ministry spokesman.

Published 28 Jan, 2021 07:52pm

South Asia

South Korea reviews AstraZeneca vaccine for elderly under rollout plan

Health authorities will expand vaccinations towards the second half of the year with an aim to reach herd immunity by November.
Inoculations would begin in February starting with key groups, including medical workers in the front line of coronavirus treatment.

Published 28 Jan, 2021 07:50pm

Middle East

UN says US aid for Palestinian refugees won't cover shortfall

Alrifai said the "2021 financial year looks very difficult".

Published 28 Jan, 2021 07:48pm

Europe

Hungary extends virus state of emergency, lockdown

Higher education institutions and high schools remain closed, although primary schools and kindergartens can stay open.

Published 28 Jan, 2021 07:46pm

Europe

Russian court upholds Kremlin critic Navalny's detention

During the hearing, Navalny during the hearing slammed what he described as the "lawlessness" of the process.

Published 28 Jan, 2021 07:43pm

Africa

Gambia court ruling may clear way for Jammeh prosecution

The principle behind the decision clears a hurdle to prosecuting Jammeh himself, as the former dictator headed the 1994-1996 junta.

Published 28 Jan, 2021 07:42pm

South Asia

Virus origin probe set to begin as China and US trade barbs

After months of lobbying -- and two weeks of quarantine -- the WHO experts were finally able to set off for work on Thursday.

Published 28 Jan, 2021 07:40pm

Governments must win 'vaccination race' amid record debt: IMF

The IMF now sees world growth recovering this year with a 5.5 percent GDP expansion, after contracting 3.5 percent last year.

Published 28 Jan, 2021 07:37pm

South Asia

Thai finance ministry cuts 2021 GDP outlook to 2.8pc growth

The ministry slightly raised its 2021 forecast for exports, a key growth driver, to a 6.2% rise from the 6% increase it predicted in October, ministry spokeswoman Kulaya Tantitemit told a briefing.

Published 28 Jan, 2021 07:34pm

Africa

Senegal detects first case of British virus variant

The nation of 16 million people is nonetheless battling a second wave of Covid-19, with the government imposing new restrictions this month, including a night-time curfew in Dakar.

Published 28 Jan, 2021 07:34pm

Middle East

Jordan presses Israel to vaccinate Palestinians

Some 2.8 million Palestinians live under occupation in the West Bank while two million pack the impoverished, Israeli-blockaded Gaza Strip.

Published 28 Jan, 2021 07:32pm

Africa

Kenya's economy shrinks in Q3 2020 as COVID hits tourism

The sector includes tourism, which has been greatly affected by a drop in visitor arrivals due to COVID-19 restrictions.
In early December, the tourism ministry said the sector had lost 110 billion Kenyan shillings ($999.55 million) in revenue between January and October.

Published 28 Jan, 2021 07:21pm

Europe

German jabs board recommends AstraZeneca for under-65s only

There is currently insufficient data to assess the efficacy of the vaccine for persons aged 65 years and older, it said.

Published 28 Jan, 2021 07:16pm

Europe

EU requests inspection of Belgian vaccine plant

European Commission has branded the excuses "unacceptable" and has demanded transparency over its shipments of doses out of EU plants.

Published 28 Jan, 2021 07:14pm

Europe

French trial ordered for paedophile accused of abuses in Asia

In 2008, he left France to spend six months in Nepal, creating his NGO upon his return with help from family and friends.

Published 28 Jan, 2021 07:11pm

Europe

British government COVID loan guarantees exceed 70bn pounds

Lending under the Bounce Back Loan Scheme for small businesses rose to 44.74 billion pounds as of Jan. 24 from 43.54 billion pounds in mid December.
Including a third scheme for large companies, total lending rose to 70.72 billion pounds from 68.15 billion pounds.

Published 28 Jan, 2021 07:09pm

USA

Biden to scrap ban on US funds for abortion counseling, expand healthcare access

The policy is a political ping pong ball that for years Republican presidents have enacted and Democratic presidents withdrawn.

Published 28 Jan, 2021 07:09pm

Europe

Irish retail sales rose 8.2pc year-on-year during brief December reopening

The largest annual increases were posted in the Hardware, Paints and Glass, Furniture and Lighting and Other Retail Sales categories.
Ireland has extended the current lockdown, its strictest since the first one last spring.

Published 28 Jan, 2021 07:03pm

Europe

UK sees sharp fall in spending, more furlough under new lockdown

For a second week running a new official data series showed spending on credit and debit cards was 35% below its level in February 2020, at the start of the pandemic.
Most economists think Britain's economy will shrink in the first quarter of this year due to the lockdown and disruption from new post-Brexit trading arrangements.

Published 28 Jan, 2021 06:58pm

Europe

German cartel office extends probe of ties between Facebook and Oculus

An ecosystem which extends across various markets - an almost unchallengeable position of economic power - is particularly characteristic in this respect.
In view of Facebook's strong market presence with the eponymous social network, WhatsApp and Instagram such a position may be deemed to exist.

Published 28 Jan, 2021 06:56pm

Europe

EU snubs UK envoy amid spat over diplomatic status

The official, who declined to be named, said the postponement was due to a lack of clarity about the diplomatic status of EU representatives in Britain.
A British government source declined to comment on the postponement of Croisdale-Appleby's meeting and said the diplomatic status issue remained subject to negotiation.

Published 28 Jan, 2021 06:49pm

Europe

UK will review quarantine country list on Thursday

Britain announced on Wednesday new measures to reduce travel in and out of the country.
We will be reviewing today how extensive that list of countries needs to be.

Published 28 Jan, 2021 06:47pm

Europe

UK vaccine rollout must not be interrupted, UK minister says of EU demand

We must make sure that we continue with the effective acceleration of our vaccination programme.
"It is the case that the supplies which have been planned, paid for and scheduled should continue. Absolutely, there will be no interruption to that.

Published 28 Jan, 2021 06:45pm

Europe

Norway wealth fund earned $123bn in 2020 despite pandemic

Despite the pandemic having put its mark on 2020, it has been yet another good year for the fund.
"However, the high return also reminds us that the market value of the fund might vary a lot going forward," he said.

Published 28 Jan, 2021 06:43pm

South Asia

Philippines GDP shrinks 8.3pc y/y in Q4

The gross domestic product shrank 8.3% in the December quarter from a year earlier, the statistics agency said.
The economy to shrink 8.5% after a revised 11.4% fall year-on-year in the third quarter.

Published 28 Jan, 2021 06:39pm

Europe

Ukraine parliament votes to speed up vaccine registrations

The government has said it expects to receive 100,000 to 200,000 doses of vaccines from Pfizer.
Thursday's vote was on a first reading of the legislative amendments and a second reading will be required for them to take effect.

Published 28 Jan, 2021 06:23pm

Europe

Hungary extends lockdown measures until March 1

Current lockdown measures, including a night-time curfew and the closure of shops and restaurants, had been due to expire on Feb. 1.
Gergely Gulyas also told a briefing that the government would ask parliament to extend emergency government powers by 90 days.

Published 28 Jan, 2021 06:21pm

Europe

UK credit and debit card spending 35pc below pre-COVID level

The ONS released the data for the first time last week. The numbers are based on payment figures from the Bank of England and are not seasonally adjusted.
Separate ONS survey data showed that 17% of British workers were furloughed in the period Dec. 28 to Jan. 10, up from 14% in the previous two-week period.

Published 28 Jan, 2021 06:17pm

Europe

Scottish attempts force a UK constitutional change are a 'distraction', Gove says

At the moment, when we are prioritising the fight against the disease and also the need for economic recovery in due course, talking about changing the constitution and so on is just a massive distraction.

Published 28 Jan, 2021 06:15pm

Europe

Britain wants the vaccines it has ordered, minister says

"I think we need to make sure that the vaccine supply that has been bought and paid for, procured for those in the UK, is delivered," Gove told LBC Radio.
"But of course, we're always going to work with our friends and neighbours, we have to make sure that we can do everything we can to help them."

Published 28 Jan, 2021 06:13pm

Europe

Turkish economy slowing after strong Q4

In the bank's quarterly inflation update, broadcast online, Agbal said the overall recovery in the second half of last year improved employment in the wake of the first coronavirus wave earlier in 2020.
Since November, the bank under new chief Agbal has hiked its key interest rate to 17% from 10.25%.

Published 28 Jan, 2021 06:11pm

Europe

Turkey to keep policy tight until 5pc inflation target hit

Speaking at an online presentation of the bank's quarterly inflation report, Agbal also said it was too early to ease policy.
Annual inflation rose in December to 14.6%, but Agbal stood by the bank's forecast that it would fall to 9.4% this year.

Published 28 Jan, 2021 06:08pm

Europe

Spain's unemployment falls to 16.13pc in Q4

As the country's economic activity remained hindered by restrictions seeking to curb the coronavirus pandemic.
Economists polled by Reuters had forecast Spain's unemployment rate would reach 16.6%.

Published 28 Jan, 2021 06:04pm

Europe

Greek economy seen rebounding 4.0pc-4.3pc this year

The end of the pandemic is beginning to be visible but we are not there yet.
We expect a demand surge when we turn the corner.

Published 28 Jan, 2021 06:02pm

South Asia

WHO China mission set to begin as US demands 'robust' virus origin probe

She also expressed concern about the "misinformation" from "some sources in China".

Published 28 Jan, 2021 06:02pm

South Asia

Once-jailed populist Japarov sworn in as Kyrgyz president

He won a January 10 presidential election by a landslide with close to 80 percent of the vote.

Published 28 Jan, 2021 06:01pm

South Asia

Australia extends 'travel bubble' suspension with NZ for further 72 hours until Sunday

The trans-Tasman bubble was suspended on Monday after New Zealand detected a positive coronavirus case with the South African strain which, authorities say, is highly transmissible.
New Zealand reported 2 more cases on Wednesday linked to the strain.

Published 28 Jan, 2021 06:00pm

South Asia

India eases curbs further as Covid-19 cases tumble

Government figures on Thursday showed that, in the previous 24 hours, 123 people died from the virus in India, with 11,666 new infections.

Published 28 Jan, 2021 05:59pm

South Asia

Hundreds of Rohingya missing from Indonesian refugee camp

Relatively affluent Muslim-majority Malaysia is the main destination for Rohingya fleeing refugee camps.

Published 28 Jan, 2021 05:57pm

USA

In multiple messages, Biden warns Beijing over expansionism

That stance was echoed by Lloyd Austin, who told Japanese counterpart on Saturday that the contested islands were covered by the US-Japan Security Treaty.

Published 28 Jan, 2021 05:55pm

South Asia

Myanmar army chief's rhetoric fuels fears of a coup

The army has for weeks alleged widespread voter irregularities in November's election, which Aung San Suu Kyi's ruling NLD won in a landslide.

Published 28 Jan, 2021 05:50pm

Middle East

Lebanese man dies of wounds after lockdown protests

According to the National News Agency, a total of 226 people received treatment Wednesday night.

Published 28 Jan, 2021 05:48pm

South Asia

Vietnam reports first virus outbreak in nearly two months

The airport has been shut while passenger vehicles are banned from leaving or entering the province.

Published 28 Jan, 2021 05:46pm

Middle East

West Bank settlers pressure Netanyahu ahead of March vote

Israel has occupied the West Bank since the Six-Day War of 1967.

Published 28 Jan, 2021 05:45pm

South Asia

WHO team to start Wuhan virus probe under global glare

The virus is believed to have come from bats and to have initially spread from a wet market in Wuhan where wild animals were sold as food.

Published 28 Jan, 2021 05:42pm

Africa

Pfizer/BioNTech say vaccine effective against UK, SAfrica virus mutations

In a statement, the two companies said these preliminary findings "do not indicate the need for a new vaccine to address the emerging variants".

Published 28 Jan, 2021 05:39pm

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