News Archives for World - 2021-02-16

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Africa

Seychelles tourism revenues down 61pc in 2020 due to COVID

Seychelles' economy relies heavily on tourism, which was hard hit in 2020 as COVID-19 led to travel restrictions worldwide to contain its spread.
Hassan said this in turn had led to tax revenue shortfalls in funding the 2021 budget of $519 million that he presented to parliament on Tuesday.

Updated 16 Feb, 2021 09:56pm

USA

Republican accused of joining 'devil's army' for Trump impeachmment

Kinzinger told the Times the two-page letter was signed by 11 relatives and penned by his cousin, Karen Otto.

Published 16 Feb, 2021 09:26pm

Europe

EU bids to ease Ireland's anger over Brexit border move

"The announcement that was made on January the 29th was actually for us probably far greater than a mistake," said Regina Doherty.

Published 16 Feb, 2021 09:24pm

Africa

South Africa offers AstraZeneca jabs to AU

Vaccination will begin with healthcare workers as part of an implementation study, Mkhize said.

Published 16 Feb, 2021 09:21pm

Africa

At least 10 killed in fresh DR Congo attack

More than 88,000 displaced people reside in 22 UN-supported sites in the area, according to UN figures.

Published 16 Feb, 2021 09:20pm

South Asia

Fear and isolation as Myanmar junta cuts internet

The junta that seized power has plunged the country into two consecutive overnight internet blackouts, as it attempts to extinguish popular resistance to its rule.

Published 16 Feb, 2021 09:18pm

Middle East

Saudi Arabia eyes Dubai's crown with HQ ultimatum

Saudi crown prince pushes social and economic change.
Dubai's glitzy reputation has long attracted investors.
From 2024, no new Saudi contracts without a local HQ.
UAE commercial hub takes Saudi business pitch seriously.

Updated 16 Feb, 2021 09:56pm

USA

Biden goes to US heartland for support on massive economic package

Biden's stimulus package would more than double the previous measure passed by Congress, after intense debate, in December.

Published 16 Feb, 2021 09:15pm

South Asia

India set to clear some new investment proposals from China in coming weeks

The rule change had put in limbo over 150 proposals from China worth more than $2 billion, hurting the plans of Chinese companies in India.
We'll start giving approvals to some greenfield investment proposals, but we will only clear those sectors which are not sensitive to national security.

Updated 16 Feb, 2021 09:55pm

Africa

WHO alerts six African countries after Ebola outbreaks

Guinea says five deaths, 10 suspected cases in new outbreak.
Identifies 125 potential Ebola contacts.
Neighbours ready prevention plans, border patrols.
Congo says Ebola resurgence not new variant.

Updated 16 Feb, 2021 09:55pm

USA

Faith leaders urge Biden to withdraw Trump lawsuit blocking payments to Puerto Ricans

Nearly 60% of Puerto Rico's children, US citizens, live in poverty and would benefit from these measures.
The signers welcomed the release of some hurricane recovery funds by the Biden administration, but said some $50 billion more was needed.

Updated 16 Feb, 2021 09:55pm

Europe

EU adds anti-variant clauses to new COVID vaccine supply deals

More contagious mutations are spreading fast in the EU and across the world, with the so-called British variant seen by experts as likely to become prevalent on the continent.
Vaccine makers are testing their shots against variants and are also working on tweaks that could make them more effective against virus mutations.

Updated 16 Feb, 2021 09:54pm

World

Brazil's Covid shot campaign gets off to chaotic start

The Sinovac and AstraZeneca vaccines are the only two that Brazilian regulators have approved so far.

Updated 16 Feb, 2021 09:12pm

South Asia

Hong Kong to ease coronavirus restrictions from Thursday

Chan, speaking at a news conference, said catering businesses would be able to operate until 10 p.m., from 6 p.m. now.
"We see there is room to gradually loosen social distancing measures," she said.

Published 16 Feb, 2021 08:20pm

Europe

Germany plans to offer free rapid coronavirus tests from March 1

Jens Spahn said rapid antigen tests were now sufficiently available on the market to enable local test centres and pharmacies to offer the tests for free.
Spahn also wants to make tests that can be conducted at home available to everyone once they have been approved by regulators.

Published 16 Feb, 2021 08:07pm

South Asia

China's ambassador to Myanmar says situation 'not what China wants to see'

China nonetheless agreed to a UN Security Council statement that called for the release of elected leader Aung San Suu Kyi and other detainees and voiced concern over the state of emergency.
Many countries in transition are overcoming difficulties and challenges through their own efforts, and exploring development paths suitable for their own circumstances.

Published 16 Feb, 2021 07:49pm

Middle East

Hamas condemns Israel over blocking vaccines to Gaza

Israel's move marked "a real crime and a violation of all international laws and humanitarian standards," Hamas spokesman said.

Published 16 Feb, 2021 07:43pm

South Asia

Japan outlines cautious vaccine schedule ahead of first shots

Japan has reached deals with three major pharmaceutical firms to buy enough Covid-19 vaccine doses for its population of 126 million.

Published 16 Feb, 2021 07:26pm

World

Iran, Russia start joint naval drill in Indian Ocean

Russia's Baltic Fleet said in a statement on Monday that three ships will take part in the drill.

Published 16 Feb, 2021 07:25pm

Europe

Coronavirus toll at 1100 GMT Tuesday

At least 109,074,730 cases of coronavirus have been registered. Of these, at least 66,872,700 are now considered recovered.

Published 16 Feb, 2021 07:23pm

Europe

Germany plans free antigen tests for all from March

Germany on Tuesday recorded 3,856 new cases of Covid-19 in the previous 24 hours and 528 deaths.

Published 16 Feb, 2021 07:20pm

South Asia

More Rohingya moved to remote Bangladesh island

Bangladesh's Deputy Refugee Commissioner told AFP the Rohingya had moved to the island "spontaneously and willingly".

Published 16 Feb, 2021 07:17pm

Europe

Macron: no immediate change to French military presence in Africa's Sahel

Significant changes will undoubtedly be made to our military system in the Sahel in due course, but they will not take place immediately.
Last year, Paris boosted its troop numbers for its Barkhane counter-terrorism operations by 600 to 5,100 soldiers.

Published 16 Feb, 2021 07:17pm

Africa

2,000 civilians killed in eastern DR Congo in 2020: UN

More than 88,000 displaced people reside in 22 UN-supported sites in the area.

Published 16 Feb, 2021 07:11pm

South Asia

Taliban call on US to honour withdrawal deal

NATO Secretary General on Monday said the alliance would not withdraw its troops from Afghanistan "before the time is right".

Published 16 Feb, 2021 07:10pm

Africa

Nigerian president names new anti-graft chief

Bawa is experienced in investigating and prosecuting fraud cases, official corruption, bank fraud, money laundering, and other economic crimes, the statement said.

Published 16 Feb, 2021 07:10pm

Europe

EU sets deadline for Turkey on tax blacklist: diplomats

The EU states had already granted Turkey a grace period until the end of December.

Published 16 Feb, 2021 07:07pm

USA

At least three dead in North Carolina tornado

The twister tore into the southern part of the state late Monday, particularly impacting two coastal communities in Brunswick County.

Published 16 Feb, 2021 07:06pm

Europe

Russia says may remain in Open Skies accord if US rejoins

Sergei Ryabkov said Moscow could reverse its decision to exit the agreement if Washington signalled willingness to return.

Published 16 Feb, 2021 07:03pm

Europe

Germany rejects French request to supply troops for combat missions in Sahel

Germany is participating with many troops in both international missions in Sahel, in (the European training mission) EUTM as well as (the UN mission) Minusma.
At the moment, we don't intend to engage in other missions beyond that but rather focus on what we are doing already.

Published 16 Feb, 2021 07:03pm

South Asia

Thai PM faces no-confidence vote amid renewed protests

The verbal assault came at the start of a four-day no-confidence debate, with lawmakers set to vote on Saturday on the administration's fate.

Published 16 Feb, 2021 07:01pm

South Asia

39 dead as Indian bus veers off road into canal

Officials said the driver and six others swam to safety. Several other people remain missing.

Published 16 Feb, 2021 07:00pm

South Asia

Myanmar military guarantees new election; protesters block train services

Military denies its action was a coup.
Says will not hold power for long.
Protesters block train service to south.
China dismisses rumours of help for military.

Published 16 Feb, 2021 06:59pm

South Asia

Five Bangladesh Islamists sentenced to death for writer's murder

The murder, part of a reign of terror by extremists at the time, enraged the Muslim-majority nation's secular activists, who staged days of protests.

Published 16 Feb, 2021 06:59pm

Europe

Macron sketches Sahel drawdown plan but no 'immediate' cut

"A French withdrawal, a massive withdrawal of men, which is a possibility I have considered, would be a mistake," Macron said.

Published 16 Feb, 2021 06:57pm

South Asia

Iran, Russia navies start exercises in Indian Ocean

Iran has recently conducted several military exercises as it tries to push the United States to return to the 2015 nuclear agreement.
The drills also included "a variety of defensive formations towards the key part of the exercises which will be to free a merchant vessel attacked by pirates.

Published 16 Feb, 2021 06:53pm

Europe

Germany dashes hopes of businesses for quick reopening of economy

The minister said he recognised that lots of businesses were desperate for a prospect of an end to the current lockdown.
The number of new daily infections in Germany has been falling in recent weeks, down to 3,856 on Tuesday, or a national incidence of 59 cases per 100,000.

Published 16 Feb, 2021 06:27pm

Europe

In EU first, Chinese vaccines arrive in Hungary

Orban's government announced late last month that it had ordered a total of five million Sinopharm doses.

Updated 16 Feb, 2021 06:53pm

Europe

Turkey could discuss easing COVID-19 curbs by region

It was unclear when restrictions adopted in December could be eased or whether final decisions on the plan would be taken this week.
Easing of some restrictions in some provinces will be discussed, for example steps such as shortening the curfews and opening of restaurants and cafes under guidelines, especially in big cities, could be taken.

Published 16 Feb, 2021 06:04pm

Europe

Albania gets 7,020 more Pfizer shots, expects AstraZeneca in April

Albania launched its inoculation programme in early January with only 975 Pfizer/BionTech shots that were donated from an unspecified EU country.
Today we have got a written confirmation from a friendly country for 360,000 vaccines of AstraZeneca that will roll out in April.

Published 16 Feb, 2021 05:54pm

South Asia

Hong Kong advisory panel approves China's Sinovac COVID-19 vaccine for emergency use

Hong Kong's government said in early February that it was exempting Chinese drug maker Sinovac from publishing results of its third phase clinical trials in medical journals due to the "urgency" for vaccination.
The city's Health Secretary Sophia Chan has the final decision on whether to approve the Sinovac vaccine.

Published 16 Feb, 2021 05:53pm

Middle East

Israel blocks shipment of Sputnik V vaccine to the Gaza Strip

Israel has blocked 1000 doses of the Russian-made Sputnik V coronavirus vaccine, intended for frontline medical workers and key personnel in the tumultuous Gaza Strip.
The Gaza Strip has yet to any vaccines, with over 53,000 cases and 537 deaths since the start of the pandemic, and limited support in the management of this public health crisis.

Updated 16 Feb, 2021 06:25pm

Europe

First 550,000 doses of Chinese Sinopharm's vaccine arrive in Hungary

The shots will be offered for use as soon as the authorities have inspected the shipment, the head of the epidemiology department at the National Public Health Centre.
In a bid to boost public trust in the Chinese vaccines, government officials point out that neighbouring Serbia, which has a large ethnic Hungarian minority, has been using the Sinopharm shots for weeks.

Published 16 Feb, 2021 05:49pm

Africa

S.Africa medical association says J&J vaccines could arrive on Tuesday

Vaccinations of healthcare workers with the J&J vaccine could start on Wednesday, Coetzee added.

Published 16 Feb, 2021 05:39pm

Africa

Morocco receives second batch of 500,000 Sinopharm doses

The 1 million Sinopharm doses add to 6 million doses of the AstraZeneca vaccine manufactured by India's Serum Institute which Morocco has received so far.
Morocco has ordered 66 million doses of the vaccines, which require two doses per person, under plans to inoculate 80% of its 36 million-strong population for free.

Published 16 Feb, 2021 05:25pm

South Asia

Myanmar junta cuts internet again to grind down anti-coup rallies

Crowds returned to the streets of Yangon and other locations around the country on Tuesday morning.

Published 16 Feb, 2021 05:21pm

Europe

Dutch coronavirus curfew shot down by court in blow to government

Court orders Dutch government to scrap night-time curfew.
Verdict deals blow to Dutch coronavirus policy.
Court says pressing need for measure unproven, despite pandemic.
Government to study verdict.

Published 16 Feb, 2021 05:19pm

South Asia

North Korea 'tried to hack' Pfizer for vaccine info - South's spies: reports

Leader Kim Jong Un has repeatedly insisted that the country has had no coronavirus cases, although outside experts doubt those assertions.

Published 16 Feb, 2021 05:17pm

Middle East

Dented by COVID-19, Israeli economy dips 2.4pc in 2020

It was the first time the economy had shrunk since a marginal decline in 2002, but Israel in 2020 outperformed a 5.5% average contraction in OECD countries.
The economy, which grew 3.4% in 2019, had been expected to shrink 3.3% to 3.7% in 2020 based on government and central bank estimates because of COVID-19.

Published 16 Feb, 2021 05:16pm

South Asia

Aung San Suu Kyi 'in good health': military junta

"We are keeping Daw Aung San Suu Kyi and (president) U Win Myint at a safer place for their security. They are in good health."

Published 16 Feb, 2021 05:16pm

Europe

UK budget must extend virus support: analysts

"The budget needs to announce well-targeted extensions in emergency support to households and employers over coming months," it said.

Published 16 Feb, 2021 05:14pm

Middle East

UN warns battle for Marib threatens millions of Yemenis

Military officials told AFP that the rebels had advanced towards the city on two fronts overnight after heavy fighting with government forces.

Published 16 Feb, 2021 05:10pm

South Asia

At least 37 dead as Indian bus veers off road into canal

It was unclear what caused the bus to swerve, but India's vast network of roads is poorly maintained and notoriously dangerous.

Published 16 Feb, 2021 05:08pm

Europe

Dutch court says government must lift Covid curfew

"The curfew must be lifted immediately," The Hague district court said in a statement.

Published 16 Feb, 2021 05:05pm

South Asia

India detects South African, Brazilian COVID variants

There are no direct flights from South Africa or Brazil, so the health ministry and the civil aviation ministry are in touch on the steps to be taken on the matter.
India's COVID-19 cases rose by 9,121 in the past 24 hours, taking the total to 10.93 million, second only to the tally of the United States. Deaths rose by 81 to 155,813.

Updated 16 Feb, 2021 05:15pm

South Asia

Suu Kyi hit with second charge as Myanmar junta tightens grip

The military justified its power seizure by alleging widespread voter fraud in November elections that Suu Kyi's party won.

Published 16 Feb, 2021 04:46pm

Europe

UK set for new laws to protect free speech on campus

"I am deeply worried about the chilling effect on campuses of unacceptable silencing and censoring," said education minister Gavin Williamson.

Published 16 Feb, 2021 04:42pm

South Asia

Singapore rolls out new budget boost for virus-hit businesses

More than 40 percent of the funds will go to financing public health and measures to ensure a safe reopening of the economy, he said.

Published 16 Feb, 2021 04:40pm

Europe

France to step up effort to 'decapitate' Sahel Qaeda groups: Macron

Macron said the efforts would focus on combatting the Group to Support Islam and Muslims (GSIM) and in particular one of its main armed groups, Katiba Macina.

Published 16 Feb, 2021 04:35pm

Europe

German investor confidence leaps on reopening hopes

The ZEW institute's monthly barometer measuring economic expectations in Europe's largest economy rose 9.4 points to a new reading of 71.2 points in January.

Published 16 Feb, 2021 04:35pm

World

South Africa asks India's Serum Institute to take back one million COVID vaccine doses due to limited effectiveness

South African authorities suspended the use of the shot after preliminary studies suggested limited effectiveness against the more contagious local variant of the virus
Serum Institute of India had supplied one million doses of the COVID-19 vaccine to South Africa last week while another 500,000 doses were due to arrive in the next few weeks

Published 16 Feb, 2021 04:32pm

World

South Korean spy agency says North Korea hackers tried stealing Pfizer vaccine know-how: Yonhap

South Korea’s intelligence agency said it had foiled North Korean attempts to hack into South Korean companies developing coronavirus vaccines.
North Korea is often accused of turning to an army of hackers to fill cash-strapped government coffers amid international sanctions that ban most international trade with the country.

Updated 16 Feb, 2021 03:30pm

World

At least 37 dead in India bus accident: police

The bus was carrying more than 50 passengers.

Published 16 Feb, 2021 02:35pm

Asia

Myanmar military guarantees new election; protesters block train services

Myanmar’s military on Tuesday guaranteed that it would hold an election and hand power to the winner, denying that its ouster of an elected government was a coup and denouncing protesters for inciting violence and intimidating civil servants.
The military has not given a date for a new election but it has imposed a state of emergency for one year. Zaw Min Tun said the military would not hold power for long.

Updated 16 Feb, 2021 03:36pm

World

UN slams deadly Iraq rocket attack as 'reckless'

The United Nations' top representative in Iraq, Jeanine Hennis-Plasschaert, slammed the attack on Tuesday morning.

Published 16 Feb, 2021 02:33pm

World

Prosecutor seeks $13,000 fine in Navalny defamation case

Another Moscow court earlier this month already converted the suspended sentence to jail time for alleged parole violations.

Published 16 Feb, 2021 02:29pm

World

North Korea 'tried to hack Pfizer' - South's spies: reports

Pfizer's coronavirus vaccine, developed jointly with Germany's BioNTech, began winning approval from authorities late last year.

Published 16 Feb, 2021 02:22pm

World

Aung San Suu Kyi faces second charge by military: lawyer

Since she was ousted from power, she has already been charged under the country's import and export law for having walkie-talkies in her home.

Published 16 Feb, 2021 02:18pm

South Asia

NATO says will not withdraw forces from Afghanistan ‘before time is right’

According to Jens Stoltenberg, Secretary General of NATO, the multilateral military alliance will not withdraw its forces from Afghanistan "before the time is right", after nearly two decades of involvement in the country's fight against terrorism.
The NATO Chief made these comments ahead of a virtual conference this week, which will signify the alliance's highest-level talks with the Biden Administration, after four years of tense relations under President Trump.

Updated 16 Feb, 2021 02:34pm

World

EU to launch study programme for COVID-19 variants: von der Leyen

"As of now, and in parallel to the efforts being made on the current vaccines, we have to help industrial companies develop production capacities for second generation vaccines," von der Leyen was quoted as saying.

Published 16 Feb, 2021 01:48pm

World

Brazil reports 528 new COVID-19 deaths, close to 10mn cases

Brazil has suffered nearly 9.9 million cases and close to 240,000 deaths since the outbreak began, ministry data shows.

Published 16 Feb, 2021 01:47pm

World

Colombia to start COVID-19 vaccinations on Wednesday

"Today we received this first batch," Duque said. "The vaccination process will begin the day after tomorrow, on Wednesday, Feb. 17."

Published 16 Feb, 2021 01:46pm

World

Major economies agree now is not time to withdraw fiscal support, says Japan's Aso

The biggest issue now is when to shift from crisis-mode policy to fiscal restoration.

Published 16 Feb, 2021 01:12pm

World

China reports 16 new COVID-19 cases vs 9 a day earlier

Authorities in these provinces introduced lockdowns, travel curbs and mass testing in a bid to contain the disease.

Published 16 Feb, 2021 01:03pm

World

Mexico posts 3,098 new coronavirus cases, 450 more deaths

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

Published 16 Feb, 2021 12:54pm

World

Malaysia to get first batch of Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccines on Feb. 21

A third and final phase will involve more than 16 million adults aged 18 and older, and will run from May to February next year.

Published 16 Feb, 2021 12:47pm

World

Australia PM to talk to NZ's Ardern about woman detained in Turkey

Ardern earlier in the day accused Australia of abdicating its responsibilities by "unilaterally" cancelling the citizenship of the detained woman, who had held both New Zealand and Australian citizenships.

Published 16 Feb, 2021 12:45pm

World

North Korean crosses armed border in potential defection to South

In July, North Korean leader Kim Jong Un declared an emergency and sealed off a border town after a person with COVID-19 symptoms illegally crossed the border into the North from the South.

Published 16 Feb, 2021 12:43pm

World

Malaysia to kick off COVID-19 vaccination drive next week

Malaysia's cabinet has also agreed to prepare a special injury scheme to compensate people who experience serious side-effects after receiving the vaccine, Khairy added.

Published 16 Feb, 2021 12:34pm

World

Trump wanted to assassinate Syrian President Assad, reveals former US security adviser

Mc Farland says Trump insisted that he would take Assad out after seeing pictures of a Syrian regime sarin gas attack on civilians
In April 2017, the Assad regime allegedly launched a sarin gas attack on the town of Khan Sheikhoun in western Syria, killing 90 people

Published 16 Feb, 2021 12:13pm

Asia

Thailand reports 72 new coronavirus cases

Thailand has recorded 82 coronavirus-related deaths since a year ago.

Published 16 Feb, 2021 12:12pm

World

UN warns Myanmar against harsh response to protesters

The coup has prompted an angry response from Western countries and the United States has already set some sanctions against the ruling generals.

Published 16 Feb, 2021 12:08pm

World

Australia approves AstraZeneca vaccine, bolstering inoculation programme

The lifting of lockdown means the Australian Open tennis tournament, which is being held in the state capital Melbourne, may resume admitting spectators who were barred during lockdown.

Published 16 Feb, 2021 11:59am

World

Australia's political opposition to support Facebook, Google legislation

Outside Australia, Google and a French publishers' lobby group agreed in January to a copyright framework for the tech firm to pay news publishers for content online.

Published 16 Feb, 2021 11:55am

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