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World

WHO team in Wuhan hold ‘good discussions’ with Chinese counterparts

The group of independent experts spent about 4-1/2 hours on its longest site visit since completing two weeks of quarantine on Thursday, and did not speak to waiting journalists.

Published 01 Feb, 2021 11:57pm

USA

Biden to talk COVID-19 relief with Senate Republicans in bipartisan attempt

Biden and his staff are also expected to present the Republican senators with details on how his COVID-19 relief package would benefit their respective states, a White House aide said.

Published 01 Feb, 2021 11:48pm

Europe

France-Number of people in ICU units for COVID at a peak since Dec 6

France's cumulative total of cases now stands at 3,201,461, the sixth-highest in the world.

Published 01 Feb, 2021 11:42pm

Europe

Russia's economy shrinks 3.1pc in 2020, sharpest contraction in 11 years

Russia's GDP to shrink by 3.7%, while the economy ministry had last predicted that GDP would contract by 3.9%.
Russia saw deeper economic contractions of 7.8% and 5.3% in 2009 and 1998, respectively. Between 2000 and 2008, Russia's economy grew on average by around 7% a year.

Published 01 Feb, 2021 09:37pm

USA

Treasury's Yellen aims to deepen economic ties with Japan

In a phone call with Japanese Finance Minister and Deputy Prime Minister, Yellen emphasized her readiness to work closely with Japan, both bilaterally and multilaterally.

Updated 01 Feb, 2021 09:54pm

USA

US manufacturing sector slows; prices paid by factories highest since 2011

The Institute for Supply Management (ISM) said on Monday its index of national factory activity fell to a reading of 58.7 last month from 60.5 in December.
The ISM's forward-looking new orders sub-index fell to a reading of 61.1 last month from 67.5 in December.

Published 01 Feb, 2021 09:24pm

Europe

Italy's CDP pledges to submit bid for Atlantia's unit by end-Feb

The binding offer was initially expected by the end of January, but a lengthy due diligence on Autostrade and Italy's ongoing political crisis have slowed down talks.
The negotiations are part of renewed efforts to end a long-standing dispute between Atlantia and the Italian government triggered by the 2018 deadly collapse of a bridge run by Autostrade.

Updated 01 Feb, 2021 09:56pm

South Asia

Suu Kyi no longer West's priority after Myanmar coup

Western focus on return to democracy, not on Suu Kyi.
No longer seen as icon.
But no Western gov't supports military.

Updated 01 Feb, 2021 09:56pm

Europe

EU claims court errors in bid to overturn $15.7 billion Apple tax judgment

The stakes are high for the European Commission in its crackdown against what it sees as aggressive tax planning by multinationals.
The Commission is appealing to the Luxembourg-based Court of Justice of the European Union following a ruling last year by the General Court,

Updated 01 Feb, 2021 09:57pm

USA

Biden to meet Republicans on COVID-19 plan in test of bipartisan approach

Biden has voiced an interest in working with congressional Republicans. The White House promised the Republican senators "a full exchange of views."
Mr. President, we recognize your calls for unity and want to work in good faith with your administration to meet the health, economic and societal challenges of the COVID crisis,

Published 01 Feb, 2021 09:01pm

Middle East

Israel says supplied first COVID-19 vaccines to Palestinians

The vaccines were transferred into the occupied West Bank and will be used by Palestinian Authority medical teams, according to a statement by COGAT.
Israel has earmarked an additional 3,000 doses for the Palestinians, said a COGAT spokesman.

Published 01 Feb, 2021 08:54pm

South Asia

Japan, US reaffirm readiness to use bold steps to escape crisis: Aso

Speaking after his first talks with Yellen since she became the new US Treasury Secretary, Aso said they had also agreed that it was important to hold close discussions on foreign exchange rates.
We reaffirmed that it's important to maintain G7 (Group of Seven) as well as G20 (Group of 20) agreements of up until now.

Published 01 Feb, 2021 08:38pm

South Asia

France urges Myanmar military to 'respect' election results

Paris is closely following events in Myanmar and discussing its response with partners "in particular within the United Nations," Attal said.

Published 01 Feb, 2021 08:23pm

Middle East

Israel extends nationwide coronavirus lockdown

Israel is heading to the polls again in March, the country's fourth vote in less than two years.

Published 01 Feb, 2021 08:20pm

Europe

BioNTech-Pfizer pledges up to 75mn more jabs to EU

The EU has ordered a total of 600 million doses of their Comirnaty vaccine.

Published 01 Feb, 2021 08:17pm

South Asia

Hong Kong tycoon remains in jail after landmark challenge to security law

Another precedent-setting element of the law is no presumption of bail -- a hallmark of Hong Kong's independent common law legal system.

Published 01 Feb, 2021 08:12pm

Europe

UK warns Zaghari-Ratcliffe family not to publicise release plan

Unless Iran finds new grounds to extend her detention, Nazanin's official release date is March 7, according to Ratcliffe.

Published 01 Feb, 2021 08:10pm

South Asia

India to proceed soon with 'cash for clunkers' scheme to boost car sales

"This will help in encouraging fuel efficient, environment friendly vehicles, thereby reducing vehicular pollution and oil import bill," Sitharaman said.
Around 10% of the 3.7 million trucks and 5% of the 5.2 million cars on Indian roads could be eligible for voluntary scrapping.

Updated 01 Feb, 2021 08:34pm

Europe

Elderly in Poland won't be given AstraZeneca shot

If we are talking about the decision of the medical council, we expect it in the coming days or possibly hours, but it is clear that elderly people will not be vaccinated with this shot.
"We are waiting for a clear recommendation from the medical council and then... we will take a decision."

Published 01 Feb, 2021 08:00pm

USA

Canadian manufacturing PMI slides to a 6-month low in January

Latest data signalled another month of expansion in the Canadian manufacturing sector.
The new orders index fell to 53.6 from 57.2 in December, while the measure of employment was down to 51.3 from 55.8.

Published 01 Feb, 2021 07:58pm

Europe

UK makes formal request to join trans-Pacific trade deal

Announcing the move, trade minister Liz Truss said it would position Britain "at the heart of some of the world's fastest-growing economies".
The request comes on the first anniversary of Britain's formal departure from the European Union before a transition period that ended at the end of 2020.

Published 01 Feb, 2021 07:34pm

Europe

EU governments condemn Myanmar coup, next steps unclear

"We call for the immediate release of all those detained and to reestablish the democratic process," Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez said.
EU foreign policy chief Josep Borrell and European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen, the head of the EU's executive arm, also released statements condemning the coup.

Published 01 Feb, 2021 07:32pm

USA

Chile's economy dips again in December, hit by fall in mining, services

The bank's IMACEC economic activity index encompasses about 90% of the economy tallied in gross domestic product figures.
Chile statistics agency INE last week said copper production - the country's economic motor - had plunged 8.7% in December.

Published 01 Feb, 2021 07:21pm

Europe

Macron: Europe needs to be quicker and more efficient on COVID-19 vaccines

"We are in a race against time against the virus," said Macron, adding that his views on the matter were shared by German Chancellor Angela Merkel and EU President Ursula Von Der Leyen.
We, as Europeans, need to be more efficient on this matter. I know this is also the intention of Chancellor Merkel and President Von Der Leyen.

Published 01 Feb, 2021 07:20pm

Africa

Uganda opposition leader Bobi Wine challenges election result in court

Museveni, a former guerrilla leader who has led the East African country since 1986, was declared winner of the Jan. 14 election with 59% of the vote, while Wine was given 35%.
"We want the poll cancelled and repeated," said George Musisi, lawyer for Wine's National Unity Platform (NUP).

Published 01 Feb, 2021 07:18pm

Europe

Poland finds first case of COVID-19 in mink

Late on Sunday the ministry said in a statement it had been informed by veterinary inspectors on Saturday of a case in Kartuzy county in northern Poland.
I hope this is a single case, although we must take all measures to limit possible transmission of the virus.

Published 01 Feb, 2021 07:16pm

USA

Dozens of former Bush officials leave Republican Party, calling it 'Trump cult'

“The Republican Party as I knew it no longer exists. I’d call it the cult of Trump,” said Jimmy Gurulé.
The party is currently caught between disaffected moderate Republicans and independents disgusted by the hold Trump still has over elected officials, and Trump’s fervently loyal base.

Published 01 Feb, 2021 07:12pm

Asia

Twitter blocks dozens of accounts on India's demand amid farm protests: sources

The move by the social media giant came in the wake of protests by Indian farmers that took a violent turn last week, resulting in the killing of one demonstrator and injuries to hundreds of people, including police officers.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s government denies this, saying the reforms open up new opportunities for farmers to sell their produce directly to private buyers.

Published 01 Feb, 2021 06:56pm

Europe

Britain detects South African variant in people with no travel links

Residents in parts of Surrey, to the south west of London, will now be tested whether they are showing any symptoms or not, the local authority said.
This is a precautionary measure - the more cases of the variant we find, the better chance we have at stopping it from spreading further.

Published 01 Feb, 2021 06:47pm

Europe

Russian prosecutors seek Navalny jail term as Kremlin tells US to back off

Riot police used forced to break up protests across Russia on Sunday calling for Navalny, a prominent critic of President Vladimir Putin, to be freed.
"...We are not prepared to accept or heed American statements about this," said Peskov.

Published 01 Feb, 2021 06:32pm

Europe

UK PM Johnson says must keep up restrictions to lower COVID rates further

We're starting to see some signs of flattening, and maybe even a falling off infection rates and hospitalisations.
The risk is that if you take your foot off the throat of the beast, if you allow things to get out of control and then you could, alas, see the disease spreading again, fast, before we got enough vaccines into people's arms. That's the risk.

Published 01 Feb, 2021 06:21pm

Africa

Zambian court denies Vedanta attempt to halt Konkola Copper Mines split

The ruling is a blow to the Indian-owned mining company which has said it would fight any attempt by Zambia to sell KCM to third parties.
Lungu said the order that instated him as provisional liquidator set out powers including the ability to split and sell the company.

Published 01 Feb, 2021 06:17pm

Europe

Italians flock back to coffee bars as COVID-19 restrictions eased

"We felt dead without bars," said Rome resident Tiziana Baldo after a barista poured her drink in a bar in central Rome.
"It is beautiful to come here and talk to the people behind the bar; they make us feel alive every morning before going to work," she added.

Published 01 Feb, 2021 06:15pm

Africa

Ethiopia's debt relief request to put other DSSI nations under scrutiny

Ethiopia has said it plans to seek a restructuring of its sovereign debt under a new common framework of the G20 group of major economies designed to help with the financial pressures of COVID-19.
G20 DSSI-eligible sovereigns and those requesting IMF programmes may come under additional scrutiny following Ethiopia's request for debt relief.

Published 01 Feb, 2021 06:10pm

USA

Blinken weighs possible sanctions North Korea as Russia, Iran loom

In an interview with NBC News, taped on Sunday, Blinken did not commit to specific sanctions against Moscow as it reviewed the ongoing situation involving jailed Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny.

Published 01 Feb, 2021 06:03pm

Europe

UK hits Covid vaccination 'landmark' in care homes

The country is currently using Pfizer/BioNTech and AstraZeneca vaccines, which will be joined in the next few months by the Moderna vaccine.

Published 01 Feb, 2021 05:14pm

South Asia

Kyrgyz coalition puts forward new PM

Maripov is currently chair of the chamber of accounts, a state auditing institution.

Published 01 Feb, 2021 05:09pm

Europe

French government warns restaurants after secret openings

Government spokesman warned Monday of "financial penalties" for the "very small minority of restaurants that decide to open".

Published 01 Feb, 2021 05:07pm

Europe

Museums, malls re-open in Poland

Bars, restaurants, hotels, nightclubs and gyms will also stay closed until February 14 at the earliest.

Published 01 Feb, 2021 05:02pm

Africa

Zuma vows never to appear before S.Africa's anti-graft panel

He accuses the commission of bias and has demanded that its chair, deputy Chief Justice Raymond Zondo, recuse himself from the anti-graft inquiry.

Published 01 Feb, 2021 04:59pm

Africa

Eritrean refugees caught in crossfire of Ethiopia's Tigray war

The camp is now home to hundreds of refugees from Hitsats, some of whom told AFP of the horrors they left behind.

Published 01 Feb, 2021 04:57pm

South Asia

India spends big to revive pandemic-hit economy

The government plans to borrow an additional US$1.1 billion to fund the deficit, she added.

Published 01 Feb, 2021 04:54pm

Africa

Libyan election vow must be honoured 'at all costs': UN

The new leadership will then be tasked with guiding the oil-rich and conflict-ravaged North African country until elections scheduled for December 24.

Published 01 Feb, 2021 04:50pm

Europe

Austria avalanches claim four lives

"They were both totally buried by the avalanche and their bodies could only be recovered on the evening of January 31," the statement said.

Published 01 Feb, 2021 04:49pm

South Asia

Myanmar coup: What we know so far

Suu Kyi and other top civilian leaders were taken into custody by soldiers on the same day as the first new parliamentary session was due.

Published 01 Feb, 2021 04:43pm

Europe

Coronavirus toll at 1100 GMT Monday

At least 102,878,810 cases have been registered. Of these, at least 62,454,800 are now considered recovered.

Published 01 Feb, 2021 04:40pm

Africa

Uganda opposition leader Bobi Wine files election challenge in court

Ugandan opposition leader Bobi Wine filed a legal challenge in the country’s supreme court on Monday seeking cancellation of the results of last month’s presidential election that handed victory to incumbent Yoweri Museveni, his party’s lawyer said.
The former guerrilla leader, who has led the East African country since 1986, was declared winner of the Jan. 14 vote with 59% of the vote, while Wine was given 35%.

Published 01 Feb, 2021 04:40pm

South Asia

Anger and confusion in Myanmar as coup sweeps away democratic hopes

"I have seen many transitions in this country and I was looking forward to a better future," he added, declining to provide a name for fear of repercussions.

Published 01 Feb, 2021 04:36pm

Middle East

Palestinians say will launch vaccinations in two weeks

In Gaza, Hamas has registered more than 51,000 coronavirus cases, including 520 deaths.

Published 01 Feb, 2021 04:36pm

South Asia

Modi breaks his silence on escalating farm laws protests

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has stated that the protesters that stormed New Delhi's historic Red Fort last week, caused an "insult" to the country, and that his government will proceed with the proposed agricultural reform.
Farm leaders issued a statement that they were not responsible for violence, that it was caused by a minority of those on the parade, and that they will resume their talks with the government.

Updated 01 Feb, 2021 04:39pm

World

German foreign minister condemns seizure of power in Myanmar

"The military actions jeopardize the progress made so far towards democratic change in Myanmar," Heiko Maas said in a statement.

Published 01 Feb, 2021 02:53pm

World

EU says Pfizer/BioNTech to deliver 75 million extra vaccine doses in second quarter

"BioNTech/Pfizer will deliver 75 million of additional doses in the second quarter of the year - and up to 600 millions in total in 2021," von der Leyen wrote on Twitter.

Published 01 Feb, 2021 02:48pm

World

Russia supplies Sputnik V COVID-19 vaccine to self-proclaimed Luhansk republic

The report did not specify how many doses were shipped, but said the first batch had arrived at the weekend.

Published 01 Feb, 2021 02:46pm

Asia

Taliban attacks increased in Kabul, says U.S. watchdog

“Enemy attacks in Kabul were higher than during the previous quarter," the report quoted U.S. forces.
The report said that 17 percent increase was witnessed in casualties caused by improvised explosive devices in this quarter.

Published 01 Feb, 2021 02:21pm

Europe

Over 5,300 people detained in Russia protests: monitor

The protests -- that saw authorities enforce a rare lockdown of the centre of Moscow -- came ahead of a high-profile court hearing that could see Navalny imprisoned for several years.

Updated 01 Feb, 2021 02:39pm

World

UK's Johnson condemns Myanmar coup, Suu Kyi imprisonment

Johnson tweeted: "I condemn the coup and unlawful imprisonment of civilians, including Aung San Suu Kyi.

Published 01 Feb, 2021 02:12pm

World

EU 'strongly condemns' Myanmar coup

In another tweet, EU foreign policy chief Josep Borrell insisted that the "Myanmar people want democracy".

Published 01 Feb, 2021 02:10pm

World

EU secures extra vaccines; Republicans to meet Biden over Covid relief plan

Deputy health minister Erlan Kiyasov said he didn't "feel any sort of discomfort" after receiving a shot.

Published 01 Feb, 2021 02:08pm

Europe

France urges Germany to scrap Russia gas pipeline over Navalny

"Sanctions have already been imposed, we could do that but we have to be clear, they will not be enough," Beaune said.

Published 01 Feb, 2021 02:05pm

World

Major snow storm to blanket US east coast after hitting capital

The storm is expected to continue in the region until Tuesday, capping off with a mixture of ice, sleet and freezing rain.

Published 01 Feb, 2021 01:58pm

World

Japan urges Myanmar military to free Suu Kyi, restore democracy

Japan has long had warm ties with Myanmar, offering considerable aid and private investment.

Published 01 Feb, 2021 01:55pm

World

Britain lines up 40mn more vaccine doses from Valneva

Clive Dix, head of the UK's vaccines taskforce, said the government wanted sufficient doses for "future flexibility should we need to revaccinate any of the UK population."

Published 01 Feb, 2021 01:53pm

World

Myanmar's Aung San Suu Kyi, other senior figures detained in late-night raid

"I want to tell our people not to respond rashly and I want them to act according to the law," he said, adding he also expected to be detained.

Published 01 Feb, 2021 01:43pm

World

WHO team in Wuhan to visit provincial CDC on Monday

No full itinerary for the group's field work has been announced, and journalists covering the tightly controlled visit have been kept at a distance from team members.

Published 01 Feb, 2021 01:28pm

South Asia

Israel to apologize to UAE for official blaming virus surge on Dubai travel

The United Arab Emirates has expressed its frustration with Israel, after a senior health official blamed a sharp rise in coronavirus cases on Israelis returning from vacations in Dubai.
Tens of thousands of Israelis have travelled to the United Arab Emirates since Israel normalised ties with the Gulf state in September.

Updated 01 Feb, 2021 03:35pm

World

Trump fundraising committee raised $30.9mn at close of 2020

Trump could use the funds to support or oppose Republicans in the 2022 congressional elections.

Published 01 Feb, 2021 12:44pm

World

Mexico reports 7,030 new coronavirus cases, 462 more deaths

The government says the real number of infected people is likely significantly higher than the confirmed cases.

Published 01 Feb, 2021 12:32pm

World

Biden to meet with Republican senators to discuss COVID-19 relief plan

The President spoke to Senator Collins, and invited her and other signers of the letter to come to the White House early this week for a full exchange of views.

Published 01 Feb, 2021 12:29pm

World

Top US diplomat Blinken calls on Myanmar military leaders to release Suu Kyi, others

Blinken said the United States expressed "grave concern and alarm" over reports of the detention of government officials and civil society leaders.

Published 01 Feb, 2021 11:59am

World

UN chief urges Myanmar military to respect will of the people

All leaders must act in the greater interest of Myanmar's democratic reform, engaging in meaningful dialogue.

Published 01 Feb, 2021 11:54am

World

Kushner, Berkowitz nominated for Nobel peace prize for Israel deals

The deals were announced in a four-month span between mid-August and mid-December and were the most significant diplomatic breakthroughs in the Middle East in 25 years as the region girds for a prolonged confrontation with Iran.

Published 01 Feb, 2021 11:49am

World

Top U.S. diplomat Blinken calls on Myanmar military leaders to release Suu Kyi, others

Blinken said the United States expressed “grave concern and alarm” over reports of the detention of government officials and civil society leaders.

Published 01 Feb, 2021 11:47am

Asia

Singapore expresses 'grave' concern over Myanmar situation, urges restraint

Singapore expresses grave concern about the latest situation in Myanmar. We are monitoring the situation closely.

Published 01 Feb, 2021 11:45am

World

Western Australia state reports no new local COVID-19 cases

"These are encouraging signs but it is still early days," state Premier Mark McGowan told reporters.

Published 01 Feb, 2021 11:41am

USA

Kushner, Berkowitz nominated for Nobel peace prize for Israel deals

In a statement, Kushner said he was honored to be nominated for the prize, which will be awarded in October.

Published 01 Feb, 2021 11:21am

World

Thailand reports 836 new coronavirus cases

Four of the new cases were imported.

Published 01 Feb, 2021 11:13am

World

Amnesty calls for release of Myanmar's Aung San Suu Kyi

"The arrest of Aung San Suu Kyi, senior officials and other political figures is extremely alarming," said Ming Yu Hah, Amnesty International's Deputy Regional Director for Campaigns.

Published 01 Feb, 2021 11:12am

World

Rohingya refugees condemn Myanmar coup: community leader

"We urge the global community to come forward and restore democracy at any cost."

Published 01 Feb, 2021 11:09am

World

Cambodian leader Hun Sen terms Myanmar coup ‘internal affairs’

Cambodia does not comment on the internal affairs of any country at all, either within the ASEAN (Association of Southeast Asian Nations) framework or any other country.

Published 01 Feb, 2021 11:03am

World

West condemns Myanmar coup, calls for election result to be upheld

Singapore's Foreign Ministry urged all parties to exercise restraint and work towards a positive and peaceful outcome.

Published 01 Feb, 2021 11:01am

World

Irish freight volumes to EU ports doubled in first month of Brexit

Most of the new direct routes to the continent were launched to and from the southeastern Irish port of Rosslare and in a separate statement, it said its European freight traffic rose 446% year-on-year in January.

Published 01 Feb, 2021 10:53am

Asia

Japan expected to extend COVID-19 state of emergency

Japan has had a total of 390,687 coronavirus cases and 5,766 deaths, public broadcaster NHK said. In Tokyo, new cases totalled 633 on Sunday, below 1,000 for the third consecutive day.

Published 01 Feb, 2021 10:38am

World

Nine dead in Sunday hotel attack in Somali capital

Al Shabaab has battled since 2008 to overthrow Somalia's central government and establish its rule, based on its own harsh interpretation of Islamic law.

Published 01 Feb, 2021 10:34am

World

Two million Australians in lockdown after one coronavirus case found

Classifying the inoculation programme as his "first priority", Morrison said the economy must now begin to wean itself off government spending.

Published 01 Feb, 2021 10:32am

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India Sensex / Nov 6	81,028.02
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ARM Green Industries / Nov 6 ARM Green Industries Limited(ARMG)	74.56 ▲ 6.78 (10%)
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Bawany Air Products (R) / Nov 6 Bawany Air Products Limited Right(BAPLR1)	0.02 ▼ -0.6 (-96.77%)
Premier Insurance (R) / Nov 6 Premier Insurance Limited (RIGHT)(PINLR)	0.61 ▼ -0.09 (-12.86%)
Escorts Bank / Nov 6 Escorts Investment Bank Limited(ESBL)	12.14 ▼ -1.35 (-10.01%)
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Paramount Spinning / Nov 6 Paramount Spinning Mills Limited(PASM)	9.25 ▼ -0.75 (-7.5%)

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Bawany Air Products (R) / Nov 6 Bawany Air Products Limited Right(BAPLR1)	684,470,556 ▼ -0.6
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