News Archives for World - 2021-02-09

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USA

Chile says in talks with Russia to acquire Sputnik V vaccine

Chile's trade undersecretary confirmed to Reuters a report in daily newspaper El Mercurio that negotiations with Russia had begun.
Chile moved fast and early to lock down vaccines, signing deals with US-based Pfizer, British-Swedish firm AstraZeneca.

Published 09 Feb, 2021 09:37pm

Europe

UK's reported COVID-19 cases fall again, deaths increase

There were 12,364 people who tested positive for the virus in the latest daily total, down from 14,104 on Monday which was the lowest figure since Dec. 8.
The number of new deaths within 28 days of a positive COVID-19 test rose to 1,052 from 333 on Monday.

Published 09 Feb, 2021 09:23pm

USA

Canada permits six doses from each Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine vial

Supriya Sharma, a senior advisor at the ministry, told a news briefing that six doses could be extracted provided a special syringe was used.
Canada's Liberal government has been attacked by critics over the slow pace of vaccinations, caused in part by a temporary reduction in supplies from Pfizer.

Published 09 Feb, 2021 09:12pm

USA

Brazil gets $1 billion from BRICS bank to fight coronavirus

The New Bank of Development (NDB), run by the BRICS group comprised of Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa, has earmarked $10 billion for fighting the pandemic.
Brazil has the world's deadliest coronavirus outbreak outside the United States, with 232,170 fatalities among more than 9.5 million cases.

Published 09 Feb, 2021 09:05pm

USA

Peru kicks off COVID-19 inoculation campaign with Sinopharm vaccine

Peru, mired in a political crisis last year, initially lagged behind its wealthier neighbors in locking down COVID-19 vaccine deals.
Peru will then vaccinate 5.3 million elderly people, those suffering from pre-existing conditions and its native communities.

Published 09 Feb, 2021 09:02pm

USA

Brazil inflation slows in January, but 4.5pc annual rate remains punchy

It was the third month in a row the benchmark annual IPCA consumer inflation rate has been above 4%, having more than doubled from the record low below 2% last May.
The big surprise was the fall in housing costs. Looking ahead though, we must be vigilant. Food prices remain very high.

Published 09 Feb, 2021 08:51pm

Middle East

Qatar says ready to help Lebanon when new govt formed

"As soon as a government is formed, Qatar will be ready to study all the options" and only then discuss "a comprehensive economic programme to support Lebanon", he said.

Published 09 Feb, 2021 08:49pm

Africa

Protests erupt in Sudan over cost of living

The demonstrations were sparked by sharp increases in the costs of main ingredients for making bread, it said.

Published 09 Feb, 2021 08:47pm

Middle East

Iraq hangs five 'terrorism' convicts: security sources

The five men, all Iraqi, were executed in the Nasiriyah prison in Dhi Qar province, the only one in Iraq that carries out capital punishment.

Published 09 Feb, 2021 08:45pm

Europe

Britain wants to resolve post-Brexit N.Ireland trade issues quickly

We set out the issues we have currently ... We want to extend the existing measures but we are committed to working constructively and pragmatically with the EU to resolve the issues ... as quickly as possible.
Earlier this week, Irish Foreign Minister Simon Coveney said Dublin was open to "modest" extensions of waivers on the movement of certain goods.

Published 09 Feb, 2021 08:43pm

South Asia

Four Afghan civil servants killed in rush-hour ambush

The surge in violence in recent months comes amid a deadlock in peace talks between the Taliban and Afghan government.

Published 09 Feb, 2021 08:43pm

Europe

Turkey hints at compromise with US over Russian missiles

Ankara's purchase has put extra strain on US-Turkey relations, which have also been complicated by the conflict in Syria.

Published 09 Feb, 2021 08:42pm

Europe

Mongolia approves Russia's Sputnik V vaccine against COVID-19

Mongolia granted the vaccine an emergency use authorisation without conducting its own clinical trials.
Pharmaceutical firm Mongol Emimpex Concern LLC supported the process.

Published 09 Feb, 2021 08:40pm

Europe

Polish president calls China trade ties 'insufficient'

He said that more balanced trade relations would serve as a basis for post-pandemic economic recovery.

Published 09 Feb, 2021 08:40pm

South Asia

Kidnapped Chinese workers freed in Nigeria: police

She said the foreigners became ill while in captivity and were being given medical care.

Published 09 Feb, 2021 08:38pm

World

Moroccan flooded factory death toll rises to 28

Heavy rains on Monday flooded the underground textile workshop in the northern port city of Tangiers as people worked.

Published 09 Feb, 2021 08:37pm

USA

Small US businesses increasingly fearful about economy: survey

January came in with a whimper as consumer spending tailed off sharply at the end of 2020, the report noted.

Published 09 Feb, 2021 08:36pm

Middle East

Golan will stay Israeli, Netanyahu office tells Blinken

"The Golan is very important to Israel's security" but "legal questions are something else," US Secretary of State said.

Published 09 Feb, 2021 08:27pm

USA

Next Pfizer vaccines to reach Mexico mid-February, official says

Separately, Foreign Minister Marcelo Ebrard in a tweet said that 491,400 doses of the Pfizer vaccine would be sent in the week beginning Feb. 15.

Published 09 Feb, 2021 08:20pm

USA

Trump's impeachment trial for inciting revolt starts in Senate

It will make uncomfortable viewing for senators, including the many Republicans making clear they will not convict Trump, but who had to flee to safety when the violent crowd surged through the Capitol that day.

Published 09 Feb, 2021 08:16pm

USA

Walgreens, Uber partner to provide access, free rides to US COVID-19 vaccination centers

The companies said the program will roll out in the coming months, once more vaccines become available to the general public.
The efforts center on giving vaccine access to communities of color, who have shown higher rates of skepticism about the safety of vaccines.

Updated 09 Feb, 2021 10:02pm

USA

Biden believes teachers are priority for vaccinations, White House says

He believes that teachers should be a priority on the vaccination list - he has supported that.
The federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention director, Rochelle Walensky, said the agency may release new school reopening guidance this week.

Updated 09 Feb, 2021 10:02pm

USA

New York AG urges US FDA to take action on baby food safety standards

James urges the FDA to follow recommendations issued last week by a US House panel to set standards for all baby food

Updated 09 Feb, 2021 11:31pm

USA

Mexico looking into getting Sinovac vaccine, minister says

Mexican officials had communicated with colleagues in Chile last week to get feedback on the Sinovac vaccine, and would also do so with Colombia's health ministry later on Tuesday.

Updated 09 Feb, 2021 11:31pm

Europe

‘Merciless’ Russia may face new sanctions, EU's Borrell says

"They are merciless," EU foreign policy chief Josep Borrell told the European Parliament after visiting Moscow last week to plead for the release of Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny.
The current power structure in Russia, combining vested economic interests, military and political control, leave no opening for democratic rule of law.

Updated 09 Feb, 2021 11:31pm

Europe

Portugal's 2020 exports shrink for first time in 11 years

In 2019, exports increased 3.5%.
Nevertheless, the trade deficit shrank 30% last year to 14.05 billion euros ($17 billion) as imports of goods fell even more, by over 15%.

Published 09 Feb, 2021 06:22pm

South Asia

WHO expert in Wuhan says lab leak 'very unlikely' as COVID source

During its investigation in the central Chinese city where the virus first emerged, the team visited the Wuhan Institute of Virology.
The subject of a number of conspiracy theories that claim a lab leak caused the city's outbreak.

Published 09 Feb, 2021 06:20pm

Europe

Navalny allies push West for sanctions against Russia

Sanctions could target Russian elites.
Borrell faces resignation calls after Moscow visit.

Published 09 Feb, 2021 06:15pm

Africa

Ethiopia says it has secured 9 million doses of COVID-19 vaccines till April

"Within this year we want to make sure we get at least 20% of the population," she told.
COVAX is co-led by the GAVI alliance which secures vaccines for poor countries, the World Health Organization.

Published 09 Feb, 2021 06:12pm

World

La Nina climate cycle has peaked: UN

La Nina conditions have been in place since August-September 2020, according to atmospheric and oceanic indicators.

Published 09 Feb, 2021 06:09pm

Europe

Hungary to start vaccinations with Russian COVID-19 shot

Cecilia Muller said the first 2,800 doses of Sputnik would be given to those who have registered for inoculations.
"It... can be used with appropriate caution in case of certain chronic diseases," she told a briefing.

Published 09 Feb, 2021 06:08pm

Europe

Kalashnikov maker targets hipsters with 'gadget gun'

The Kalashnikov group is Russia's largest weapons producer and is part of the state-owned defence conglomerate Rostec.

Published 09 Feb, 2021 05:56pm

Middle East

UAE's Hope Probe nears Mars in first Arab mission

The Mars programme is part of the UAE's efforts to develop its scientific and technological capabilities and reduce its reliance on oil.
The attempt to lock into orbit around Mars has a 50% chance of failing, Dubai's ruler and UAE Vice President Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum said on Tuesday.

Published 09 Feb, 2021 05:55pm

South Asia

Myanmar police fire rubber bullets at anti-coup protesters

"They fired warning shots to the sky two times, then they fired (at protesters) with rubber bullets," a resident told AFP, adding that he saw some people injured.

Published 09 Feb, 2021 05:52pm

Europe

Mandatory Covid tests in quarantine for UK arrivals

New mandatory hotel quarantine rules for travellers returning from dozens of countries deemed "high risk" from Covid-19 are due to start from February 15.

Published 09 Feb, 2021 05:50pm

Middle East

Iran says armed forces member involved in nuclear scientist's murder

He said it was not possible for the intelligence ministry "to keep watch over the armed forces".

Published 09 Feb, 2021 05:48pm

Europe

Greece facing third virus wave, says health minister

In the greater Athens area, 71 percent of intensive care beds allotted for Covid patients were now occupied, the minister said.

Published 09 Feb, 2021 05:47pm

Europe

Navalny aides push EU for new Russia sanctions

The move comes after the tit-for-tat expulsion of several European and Russian diplomats as tensions run high over the Navalny affair.

Published 09 Feb, 2021 05:44pm

Africa

Equatorial Guinea imposes curfew as virus rebounds

Equatorial Guinea, a country with 1.3 million people, has officially recorded 5,614 cases of coronavirus, of which 87 have been fatal.

Published 09 Feb, 2021 05:42pm

South Asia

Desperate search for survivors after India glacier disaster

Most of those missing were employees at two of the many hydro plants being built around Uttarakhand, home to soaring Himalayan peaks and the sources of the Ganges river.

Published 09 Feb, 2021 05:40pm

USA

Biden drilling ban forces Democratic-led New Mexico to reckon with oil dependence

While you appreciate the green policies for environmental issues, you can't strangulate the revenue streams in New Mexico.
Their support for Biden's plan to fight global warming could damage the fossil-fuel economy that has been a huge source of revenue for government programs.

Published 09 Feb, 2021 05:39pm

USA

Mexican power bill seeks legal compromise for bruised investors

Corporate lobbies have objected to the bill, which will give priority in electricity dispatch to national power utility the Comision Federal de Electricidad (CFE).
Mexico's Business Coordinating Council (CCE) called the shake-up an "indirect expropriation".

Published 09 Feb, 2021 05:37pm

South Asia

India disaster highlights pressure on Asia's great rivers

They support the livelihoods of vast numbers of farmers and fishermen, and supply drinking water to billions of people, but have come under unprecedented pressure in recent years.

Published 09 Feb, 2021 05:37pm

Europe

Belarus reporters deny charges in 'absurd' protest trial

On November 15, journalists for Poland-based opposition television channel Belsat Katerina Bakhvalova, 27, and Daria Chultsova, 23, were detained while covering a rally in support of a killed protester.

Published 09 Feb, 2021 05:36pm

Europe

Wealthy German high-tech hub doubles as anti-vaxxer base

Vaccine scepticism threatens Germany's immunisation plan
Anti-vaxx movement has spread from Stuttgart

Published 09 Feb, 2021 05:35pm

South Asia

WHO mission to China fails to find animal source of coronavirus

The group spent just an hour at the seafood market where many of the first reported clusters of infections emerged over a year ago.

Published 09 Feb, 2021 05:33pm

USA

Biden budget nominee Tanden faces two tough hearings this week

Tanden, 50, will appear at confirmation hearings on Tuesday before the Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee and on Wednesday before the Budget Committee.
The Senate is also scheduled on Tuesday to begin the impeachment trial of former President Donald Trump, who is accused of inciting the deadly Jan. 6 assault on the US Capitol.

Published 09 Feb, 2021 05:32pm

South Asia

US ambassador raps Lunar New Year message to Vietnam

He was accompanied by enthusiastic local music stars as they drank coffee and sampled Vietnamese snacks.

Published 09 Feb, 2021 05:27pm

South Asia

'Worse than my ex': Myanmar's very online youth take on the junta

The situation is so bad, "even the introverts are here", as one demonstrator's poster put it.

Published 09 Feb, 2021 05:24pm

Middle East

Egypt opens Gaza border crossing 'indefinitely'

Gaza residents expressed a mixture of bitterness and relief Tuesday as they crossed into Egypt.

Published 09 Feb, 2021 05:20pm

Middle East

UAE on edge as 'Hope' probe poised to enter Mars orbit

UAE, China and US all launched missions last July, taking advantage of a period when the Earth and Mars are nearest.

Published 09 Feb, 2021 05:18pm

Europe

Hungary denies EU executive seeks legal changes to protect stimulus spending

Fake news that European Commission requested Hungary to amend public procurement laws.
The government did not receive any kind of request from the European Commission, neither official nor informal.

Published 09 Feb, 2021 05:16pm

Europe

Snow and bitter cold bring travel chaos in Germany

Train services across the country have seen severe delays and cancellations due to the winter weather, with snow and ice clogging the rails.

Published 09 Feb, 2021 05:16pm

South Asia

WHO mission finds no answers in Covid-19 probe

Liang said there was "no indication" the sickness was circulating in Wuhan before December 2019 when the first official cases were recorded.

Published 09 Feb, 2021 05:14pm

South Asia

WHO mission to China fails to find source of coronavirus

WHO foreign expert said identifying the animal pathway remains a "work in progress", adding the absence of bats in the Wuhan area dimmed the likelihood of direct transmission.

Published 09 Feb, 2021 05:09pm

Europe

French mayor reopens museums, defying Covid closure

The Hyacinthe-Rigaud art museum in the southern city told AFP that roughly 50 visitors had arrived on Tuesday morning within 15 minutes of it reopening.

Published 09 Feb, 2021 05:05pm

Middle East

Iran starts Covid-19 vaccination campaign

The virus has infected 1.4 million people in Iran and killed more than 58,600, according to the health ministry.

Published 09 Feb, 2021 05:03pm

Africa

Nigerian behind abduction of school children surrenders

Daudawa surrendered to local officials on Monday with six of his gang members, the local government spokesman said in a statement.

Published 09 Feb, 2021 05:02pm

Europe

Coronavirus toll at 1100 GMT Tuesday

At least 106,407,000 cases of coronavirus have been registered. Of these, at least 64,934,600 are now considered recovered.

Published 09 Feb, 2021 04:44pm

USA

Washington state's proposed wealth tax would cost Bezos $2 billion a year: report

Washington state’s proposed wealth tax would cost Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos $2 billion per year, CNBC reported on Monday.
State legislators in Washington proposed a bill that would institute a 1 percent tax on wealth more than $1 billion.

Updated 09 Feb, 2021 06:30pm

China

Two U.S. carrier groups conduct exercises in South China Sea

Two U.S. carrier groups conducted joint exercises in the South China Sea on Tuesday, days after a U.S. warship sailed near Chinese-controlled islands in the disputed waters, as China denounced the United States for damaging peace and stability.
In Beijing, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Wang Wenbin said the frequent moves by U.S. warships and aircraft into the South China Sea in a “show of force” was not conducive to regional peace and stability.

Updated 09 Feb, 2021 03:43pm

World

All eyes on Washington as Trump second impeachment trial starts

"Indulging House Democrats hunger for this political theater is a danger to our Republic democracy and the rights that we hold dear."

Published 09 Feb, 2021 01:18pm

World

Iran starts Covid-19 vaccination campaign: state TV

"We begin our national vaccination against the Covid-19 virus (in) memory of the martyrdom.

Published 09 Feb, 2021 01:11pm

Africa

Kidnapped Chinese workers freed in Nigeria: police

Chinese firms are working in Nigeria on multi-billion-dollar infrastructure projects that include mining, railways, airports and roads.

Published 09 Feb, 2021 01:09pm

World

Four Afghan ministry staff killed in rush-hour ambush

Afghan and US officials have blamed the Taliban for the wave of violence, although the group has rejected the charges.

Published 09 Feb, 2021 01:07pm

World

Police fire tear gas to disperse protesters in Myanmar's second biggest city: witness

The witness declined to be named for fear of her safety.

Published 09 Feb, 2021 01:03pm

World

Navalny aides say discussed new Russia sanctions with EU

The video call took place at a time of heightened tensions between the European Union and Russia, exacerbated by the arrest and jailing of Navalny.

Published 09 Feb, 2021 12:56pm

World

White House says it aims to strengthen ties with Brazil, but will speak out on concerns

The Trump administration had sought to boost ties with Brazil, the largest economy in Latin America, and provide a counterweight to China, which has become Brazil's largest trading partner.

Published 09 Feb, 2021 12:51pm

World

Japan minister: EU approved first shipment of Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine to Japan

"This will enable us to start vaccination of the initial group of medical workers. We will need to fix the schedule for the rest of the medical workers and the elderly as we go forward," Kono told a regular news conference.

Published 09 Feb, 2021 12:45pm

World

Australia says active COVID-19 cases at near 2-month low

Australia has escaped a high number of casualties from the new coronavirus, with just over 28,800 infections and 909 deaths, aided by strict lockdown measures and social distancing rules.

Published 09 Feb, 2021 12:43pm

World

Mexico reports 3,868 new coronavirus cases, 531 deaths

The government says the real number of infected people and the death toll in Mexico.

Published 09 Feb, 2021 12:12pm

World

Magnitude 5.7 earthquake hits New Britain Region, Papua New Guinea

The quake was at a depth of 100 km, EMSC added.

Published 09 Feb, 2021 12:06pm

World

South Korea PM pleads for COVID-19 compliance ahead of Lunar New Year

The Korea Disease Control and Prevention Agency (KDCA) reported 303 daily new coronavirus cases as of Monday. That brings total infections reported in South Korea to 81,487, with a death toll of 1,482.

Published 09 Feb, 2021 12:02pm

USA

Haiti opposition names new transitional leader amid presidency fight

Earlier in the day, two journalists covering a small protest were shot in the capital and one of them is in a serious condition, according to news outlets and videos uploaded on social media.

Published 09 Feb, 2021 11:57am

World

Thailand reports 189 new coronavirus cases, no new deaths

No new deaths were reported, with total fatalities remaining at 79, the country's COVID-19 taskforce said at a briefing.

Published 09 Feb, 2021 11:42am

World

Latest on the worldwide spread of the coronavirus

Japan's real wages fell for the 10th straight month in December. Data also showed the country's currency in circulation and bank deposits rose at a record pace in January, a sign companies and households continued to hoard cash due to uncertainty over the pandemic.

Published 09 Feb, 2021 11:38am

World

China's 2020 new births fall 15% as coronavirus weighs

The economic uncertainties brought on by COVID-19 last year further weighed on decisions to have children, extending a long-term birth decline in the world's most populous but fast-ageing nation.

Published 09 Feb, 2021 11:34am

World

Germany's confirmed coronavirus cases rise by 3,379: RKI

The reported death toll rose by 481 to 62,156, the tally showed.

Published 09 Feb, 2021 11:30am

World

UAE’s Mars probe: 'Hope' to be first Arab space mission to reach Red Planet

Landing on the Red Planet will allow the Hope team to turn its focus to science while making the UAE the fifth entity to orbit Mars
Hope will use three scientific instruments to monitor the Martian atmosphere, and is expected to begin transmitting information back to Earth in September 2021

Published 09 Feb, 2021 10:51am

World

US navy says two carrier groups conduct joint operations in South China Sea

The busy waterway is one of several flashpoints in testy Sino-US relations, with the United States continuing to challenge Beijing's territorial claims in the contested waters.

Published 09 Feb, 2021 10:45am

World

US forces not protecting Syrian oil fields: Pentagon

The main oil fields are in territory in the country's northeast, a region where the US-allied Kurdish Syrian Democratic Forces hold sway and depend on the oil for income.

Published 09 Feb, 2021 10:41am

South Asia

U.S CENTCOM Commander reviewing Taliban peace deal, concerned about escalating violence

Gen. Kenneth McKenzie, commander of the United States Central Command, stated that the level of violence in Afghanistan remains "too high", and that the Taliban's actions (under the ambit of the peace deal) are being evaluated, to find a way forward in the near future.
However, McKenzie stressed that the withdrawal of American troops from Afghanistan should be hinged on the basis of a condition-based approach.

Updated 09 Feb, 2021 11:23am

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USD PKR Interbank Buying / Nov 5	276.67 ▼ -0.03
USD to Japanese Yen / Nov 6	158.06 ▲ 0.52
USD to Swiss Franc / Nov 6	0.82 ▲ 0.0014
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India Sensex / Nov 6	79,976.76
Tokyo Nikkei / Nov 6	57,858.61
Hang Seng / Nov 6	24,635
FTSE 100 / Nov 6	10,609.78
Germany DAX 30 / Nov 6	25,919.48
France CAC40 / Nov 6	8,098.11
S&P 500 / Nov 5	7,353.73
Nasdaq / Nov 5	24,315
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Petrol/Litre / Nov 6	352.59
Crude Oil USD/Barrel / Nov 6	91.72
Gold 10 Grams PKR / Nov 6	367,914
Gold Spot USD/Ounce / Nov 6	4,046.79
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