News Archives for World - 2021-02-17

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USA

Brazil's 2021 interest rate outlook rises to 3.75pc, survey shows

The average forecast of the benchmark Selic rate at the end of this year rose to 3.75% from 3.50%, while the end-2022 forecast remained steady at 5.00%.
Economists at Barclays reckon the central bank will raise rates at its next policy meeting in March.

Published 17 Feb, 2021 09:04pm

Europe

COVID response drives $24 trillion surge in global debt: IIF

It has meant that debt as a ratio of world economic output known as gross domestic product surged by 35 percentage points to over 355% of GDP.
That upswing is well beyond the rise seen during the global financial crisis, when 2008 and 2009 saw 10 percentage points and 15 percentage points respective debt-to-GDP jumps.

Published 17 Feb, 2021 09:00pm

USA

US retail sales rebound strongly in January amid additional stimulus

Retail sales surged by a seasonally adjusted 5.3% last month, the Commerce Department said on Wednesday.
Further gains in sales are expected in the months ahead. The US Congress is considering President Joe Biden's $1.9 trillion recovery plan, which will include an additional $1,400 checks to households.

Published 17 Feb, 2021 08:56pm

Europe

Spain to give AstraZeneca vaccine to those aged 45 to 55 in next phase

Those shots will then be given to those over 70 and over 60, the ministry said, while people under 60 with a high risk of serious COVID-19 infection will be next in line.
Overall the country has administered 2.6 million doses and 1.1 million people have received a full course.

Published 17 Feb, 2021 08:50pm

South Asia

Myanmar coup protesters mass to reject army claim of support

Hundreds of thousands gather across the country.
Motorists respond to a "broken-down car campaign".
Army promises election but no timeframe given.

Published 17 Feb, 2021 08:21pm

USA

US producer prices post biggest gain since 2009

A 1.3% rise in the prices of services accounted for two-thirds of the increase in the PPI. That was the biggest gain since December 2009 and followed a 0.1% drop in December.
Slack in the labor market remains excessive, with at least 20 million Americans on unemployment benefits.

Published 17 Feb, 2021 08:18pm

USA

US producer prices post biggest gain since 2009

A 1.3% rise in the prices of services accounted for two-thirds of the increase in the PPI. That was the biggest gain since December 2009 and followed a 0.1% drop in December.
Slack in the labor market remains excessive, with at least 20 million Americans on unemployment benefits.

Published 17 Feb, 2021 08:18pm

Europe

IAEA says chief to visit Iran on Saturday before Iran reduces cooperation

Director General Rafael Mariano Grossi will visit Tehran on Saturday for discussions with senior Iranian officials in order to find a mutually agreeable solution for the IAEA to continue essential verification activities in the country.

Published 17 Feb, 2021 08:12pm

Europe

Spain in talks with Gulf sovereign funds on investing in EU recovery projects

They are very interested in projects of decarbonisation, digitalisation and modernisation of our productive structure at a time when Spain is entering this process of transforming its economy.
The Gulf sovereign funds are "good connoisseurs of Spain and good investors," Gonzalez Laya added.

Published 17 Feb, 2021 08:01pm

Europe

Spain in talks with Gulf sovereign funds on investing in EU recovery projects

They are very interested in projects of decarbonisation, digitalisation and modernisation of our productive structure at a time when Spain is entering this process of transforming its economy.
The Gulf sovereign funds are "good connoisseurs of Spain and good investors," Gonzalez Laya added.

Published 17 Feb, 2021 08:01pm

Europe

Britain's Prince Philip does not have COVID, royal source says

Queen Elizabeth's husband, Prince Philip, was admitted to hospital on Tuesday, walking in unaided, after feeling unwell for a short period. The Queen remains at Windsor Castle in England.

Published 17 Feb, 2021 07:57pm

Europe

Queen Elizabeth's husband, Philip, admitted to hospital

The Duke's admission is a precautionary measure, on the advice of His Royal Highness's Doctor, after feeling unwell. The Duke is expected to remain in hospital for a few days of observation and rest.

Published 17 Feb, 2021 07:57pm

Europe

Germany warns against swift withdrawal from Afghanistan

The Afghan government and Taliban militants began peace talks in Doha last September, but negotiations have largely stalled.
This (lack of progress in peace talks) means we will have to prepare for a changing security situation and a rising threat to both international troops and our own soldiers.

Published 17 Feb, 2021 07:55pm

Europe

EU buys up to 300 million more Moderna jabs

The bloc's 27 members face a vaccine supply crunch in the near term because of a drastic shortfall in doses from AstraZeneca.

Updated 17 Feb, 2021 07:58pm

Middle East

Gaza gets its first COVID-19 vaccine shipment, officials say

Russian vaccine shipped via Israel from West Bank.
Chronically ill Palestinians to get first doses.
Initial shipment enough to vaccinate 1,000 people.

Published 17 Feb, 2021 07:20pm

Africa

Senegal expects first delivery of China's Sinopharm vaccine

Like other African countries that have struggled to procure vaccines, Senegal is still waiting for disbursements through African Union and World Health Organization-backed (WHO) programmes.
It was not clear how many doses would be in the first shipment or when vaccinations might start.

Published 17 Feb, 2021 07:08pm

Europe

Italy's new PM Draghi promises sweeping reforms, urges national unity

Tells Senate his priority is fighting pandemic.
Vows sweeping tax, judicial, administrative reforms.
Draghi faces mandatory confidence vote in Senate.

Published 17 Feb, 2021 06:59pm

South Asia

India's COVID-19 'human barricade' to keep cases under control

"By the end of March, we should see a very slow, steady decline (in cases)," she added.
Total deaths so far in India are just under 156,000, the world's fourth highest number of fatalities.

Published 17 Feb, 2021 06:57pm

Europe

UK PM Johnson concerned about Dubai's Sheikha Latifa, says will keep an eye on the case

That's something obviously that we are concerned about but the UN Commission on Human Rights is looking at that. I think what we'll do is wait and see how they get on. We'll keep an eye on that.

Published 17 Feb, 2021 06:53pm

South Asia

Uzbekistan certifies Russia's Sputnik V vaccine for domestic use

The Central Asian nation said earlier on Wednesday that it planned to purchase 1 million doses of the Russian-developed vaccine.

Published 17 Feb, 2021 06:51pm

South Asia

Iran's Khamenei demands 'action, not words' from Biden to revive nuclear deal

We have heard many nice words and promises which in practice have been broken and opposite actions have been taken. Words and promises are no good.
This time (we want) only action from the other side, and we will also act.

Published 17 Feb, 2021 06:48pm

Europe

Dutch government races for plan B to uphold nighttime coronavirus curfew

Tuesday's court ruling found the government's current justifications lacked sufficient legal basis, sending authorities scrambling to draft a bill and enact it swiftly into law.
The measure sparked several days of rioting by anti-lockdown protesters when it was introduced on Jan. 23, and has been heavily criticised by Rutte's opponents in parliament in the run up to the March 17 elections.

Published 17 Feb, 2021 06:46pm

South Asia

India committed to bring natural gas under GST, says PM Modi

He said India was spending 7.5 trillion rupees ($103.05 billion) over 5 years to build its oil and gas infrastructure.

Published 17 Feb, 2021 06:44pm

Europe

France to discuss Iran with Germany, UK and US counterparts this week

The planned meeting on Thursday comes after Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei demanded "action, not words" from the United States if it wants to revive Tehran's 2015 nuclear deal with world powers, the latest challenge to new President Joe Biden to take the first step towards a thaw.

Published 17 Feb, 2021 06:36pm

USA

Pay gap for US female executives narrows but persists

Author Jackie Cook said the narrower difference pointed to progress that should continue as companies file disclosures in coming weeks showing 2020 compensation.
The female executives were still well paid, with median compensation of $1.76 million in 2019, and their gap with male counterparts narrowed faster than did the pay gap for working women overall.

Published 17 Feb, 2021 06:33pm

Europe

EU steps up fight against COVID variants pledging more funds

More contagious mutations are spreading fast across the world, and experts believe a British variant is likely to become prevalent on the European continent.
Brussels also pledged to accelerate regulatory approvals of upgraded vaccines that work against variants and to help ramp up vaccine production.

Published 17 Feb, 2021 06:31pm

Europe

German vaccination programme accelerating, but variants raise stakes

He added that a government programme to offer everyone free, rapid antigen coronavirus tests from March, financed from the public purse, would also help slow the spread of the virus.
Spahn said the more infectious British variant now made up 22% of new cases, and its share was doubling each week, while the South African variant made up 1.5%.

Published 17 Feb, 2021 06:02pm

South Asia

South Korea offers to help Poland build nuclear power plants

Poland currently generates most of its electricity from coal and is betting heavily on nuclear power to meet its future energy needs, alongside wind and solar power.
We are ready to cooperate with Poland to build its nuclear power plant through access to the proven advanced Korean nuclear technology, and by seeking financial solutions.

Published 17 Feb, 2021 05:50pm

World

Lightning lockdowns curb virus in Melbourne, Auckland

Both the Auckland and Melbourne outbreaks involved the more transmissible virus strain first detected in Britain.

Published 17 Feb, 2021 05:28pm

South Asia

Japan starts vaccinations as new coronavirus cases, deaths drop worldwide

Japan kicked off its inoculation drive at a Tokyo hospital, with a plan to initially give Pfizer-BioNTech shots to 40,000 healthcare workers.

Published 17 Feb, 2021 05:25pm

South Asia

Myanmar protesters stage biggest rallies since troop deployments

Demonstrations over the past two days had been noticeably smaller since troops were deployed around Yangon on the weekend.

Published 17 Feb, 2021 05:15pm

Europe

Russia detains 19 suspected Islamists in coordinated raids

It told Russian news agencies the detainees were charged with organising and participating in activities within an extremist group.

Published 17 Feb, 2021 05:12pm

South Asia

Indonesia kicks off second wave of Covid-19 vaccinations

The new phase was launched with a mass inoculation at Jakarta's Tanah Abang textile market, home to about 55,000 sellers.

Published 17 Feb, 2021 05:09pm

Africa

35 dead in Chad herder-farmer clashes

The "inter-community clashes have caused 35 deaths, including a soldier," Maad said.

Published 17 Feb, 2021 05:05pm

Middle East

93pc of Palestinian eligible voters sign up for polls

Abbas signed a decree in mid-January this year to hold legislative elections on May 22 and presidential elections on July 31.

Published 17 Feb, 2021 05:03pm

Europe

Greece races to restore power grid as cold snap recedes

A source in Patoulis' office told AFP the number was constantly changing because of ongoing repairs.

Published 17 Feb, 2021 05:00pm

Africa

Zanzibar's vice president dies after suffering Covid

Hamad's ACT-Wazalendo party announced in January that the 77-year-old had been hospitalised with the virus.

Published 17 Feb, 2021 04:51pm

Europe

Draghi sets out plan to rebuild virus-hit Italy

On Wednesday, Draghi said it was a time of "intense emotion" personally to take over with Italy in such a "dramatic situation".

Published 17 Feb, 2021 04:48pm

World

Uzbekistan certifies Russia's Sputnik vaccine for mass use

Kazakhstan, Central Asia's second most populous country with around 19 million people, is the first country other than Russia to host production of Sputnik V.

Published 17 Feb, 2021 04:47pm

Africa

Gunmen kidnap 'hundreds' of schoolboys in central Nigeria

President Buhari condemned the abduction and ordered security forces to coordinate an operation to rescue the students.

Published 17 Feb, 2021 04:42pm

Africa

Nigeria president orders operation to rescue abducted schoolboys

The number of students and staff abducted from the school in Kagara, Niger state, was still unknown, the statement added.

Published 17 Feb, 2021 04:40pm

South Asia

Suu Kyi's lawyer 'hoping for best, preparing for worst'

"We hope for the best but are prepared for the worst," Khin Maung Zaw told AFP by phone, adding he is hoping for a fair trial.

Published 17 Feb, 2021 04:38pm

Europe

Georgia court to rule on detaining top opposition leader

Prosecutors in 2019 charged Melia with organising "mass violence" during anti-government protests that year.

Published 17 Feb, 2021 04:38pm

Asia

Mumbai court stops arrest of associate of 22-year-old climate activist

Ravi was arrested over the weekend on charges of sedition and remains in police custody.
Politicians, students and activists have held protests against the arrest of Ravi, a founding member of the local arm of Thunberg’s Fridays for Future climate change movement.

Published 17 Feb, 2021 03:24pm

Europe

Quake of magnitude 5.0 strikes near Greek town of Nafpaktos

The quake hit 11 km (7 miles) southeast of the town at a depth of 6.0 km (4 miles) at 0336 GMT.

Published 17 Feb, 2021 02:50pm

Asia

Myanmar coup protesters mass again, reject army's claim it has public support

Tens of thousands of protesters, including show-business celebrities, on Wednesday rejected the Myanmar army’s assertion that the public supported its overthrow of elected leader Aung San Suu Kyi and said their campaign would not burn out.

Published 17 Feb, 2021 02:16pm

China

Jack Ma's Ant IPO blocked by Chinese government, after probe revealed political beneficiaries

Last year, Chinese premier Xi Jinping blocked Ant Group's initial public offering, as it was speculated that the decision was based on Jack Ma's public criticism of Jinping's financial oversight campaign, and that it could add risk to the financial system.
A group of well-connected Chinese power players backed the company; including those linked with political families that pose a potential challenge to Jinping's authority.

Updated 17 Feb, 2021 05:05pm

World

Taiwan says BioNTech vaccine deal on hold, cites potential Chinese pressure

Chen said BioNTech had not asked them to speak to Fosun, and the deal with BioNTech had not been "torn up", only that it was "pending".

Published 17 Feb, 2021 01:10pm

Europe

Russia detains 19 militants planning attacks

The FSB said it had seized a suicide belt, homemade bombs and automatic weapons from the suspects.

Published 17 Feb, 2021 12:51pm

World

Lockdown exit: UK could be back to work by July, Daily Mail

Johnson will set out his path out of lockdown on Feb. 22.

Published 17 Feb, 2021 12:49pm

World

NASA all set to land first tiny helicopter on Mars

The Ingenuity helicopter will overcome several challenges including the rarefied Martian atmosphere, which is just one percent the density of Earth's
The helicopter consists of large blades and spin about five times faster and is equipped with two cameras, computers, and navigation sensors

Published 17 Feb, 2021 12:14pm

World

New Zealand ends bid to find bodies from 2010 mine blast

"Breaking through to the end of the drift was monumental," agency chief operating officer Dinghy Pattinson said in a statement.

Published 17 Feb, 2021 11:56am

World

Myanmar youth sound off against military coup

A YouTube video clip of a Yangon flash-mob performing to Michael Jackson's "They Don't Care About Us" has garnered nearly 40,000 views in five days.

Published 17 Feb, 2021 11:52am

World

Kim Jong Un's wife makes first public appearance in over a year

"It looks like Ri just focused on raising her kids, ensuring they are safe and well."

Published 17 Feb, 2021 11:47am

World

New PM Draghi to unveil plan to rescue Italy from virus crisis

The new premier has enough support without them but the rumblings highlight the fragility of his coalition.

Published 17 Feb, 2021 11:39am

World

New Zealand ends snap virus lockdown in largest city

The stay-at-home order for the city of almost two million was issued on Sunday after three community cases emerged, the first lockdown in Auckland for almost six months.

Published 17 Feb, 2021 11:34am

World

Brexit clouds life in Spanish sun for British second home owners

But since Britain voted to leave the European Union in June 2016, sending sterling down against the euro, demand has slackened.

Published 17 Feb, 2021 11:29am

World

EU to launch programme for 'second generation' Covid-19 vaccines

The EU Commission did not comment when contacted by AFP.

Published 17 Feb, 2021 11:27am

World

UN envoy warns Myanmar facing violence escalation as protesters hit streets

After her detention in a dawn raid at the start of the month, Suu Kyi was charged under an obscure import and export law for unregistered walkie-talkies found in her home.

Published 17 Feb, 2021 11:26am

World

Mexico Covid-19 infections surpass two million

In the previous 24 hours, the country recorded another 8,683 new infections, bringing the total to 2,004,575 confirmed cases, the ministry said in a statement.

Published 17 Feb, 2021 11:24am

World

New Zealand to end military deployment in Afghanistan

NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg said this week that the alliance would not withdraw troops from Afghanistan "before the time is right".

Published 17 Feb, 2021 11:19am

World

Saudi king, not de facto leader MBS, will get first Biden call: White House

Trump was accused by critics of having a low regard for human rights in his support for Saudi leaders.

Published 17 Feb, 2021 11:16am

World

New Covid-19 cases down 16 percent last week: WHO

The interim distribution list issued on February 3 broke down the programme's initial 337.2 million doses -- of which all barring 1.2 million Pfizer-BioNTech doses, are from AstraZeneca. Both WHO-approved vaccines require two injected doses.

Published 17 Feb, 2021 11:13am

World

Brazil's Bahia state declares Covid curfew

Across Brazil, more than 240,000 people have died of Covid-19, the highest death toll worldwide, after the United States.

Published 17 Feb, 2021 11:10am

World

Trump urges Senate Republicans to dump McConnell

It was that claim, both McConnell and Democrats say, which incited the unprecedented attack on Congress on January 6.

Published 17 Feb, 2021 11:08am

World

South Africa offers AstraZeneca jabs to AU

"The first batch of Johnson & Johnson Covid-19 vaccines have arrived at OR Tambo International Airport," Mkhize tweeted as the precious cargo landed in the financial capital Johannesburg.

Published 17 Feb, 2021 11:06am

World

UK pushes for UN pact on vaccine ceasefires in war zones

But Woodward, stressing the need for global coordination, told reporters: "This is of course the right thing to do but it is also in all countries' interest. No one is safe until all of us are safe."

Published 17 Feb, 2021 11:04am

World

Biden says vaccines available for all Americans by end July

"By the end of July we'll have 600 million doses, enough to vaccinate every American," he said.

Published 17 Feb, 2021 11:03am

World

Taliban 'open letter' urges US to honour Doha agreement

The letter, signed by the Taliban deputy leader Mullah Abdul Ghani Baradar, warned that the group would not allow anyone to interfere in Afghanistan’s affairs
The US pledged to withdraw all international troops by April this year but violent conflict continues in Afghanistan

Published 17 Feb, 2021 10:57am

World

US sells arms but voices concerns on Egypt human rights

In 2015, Soltan was released and deported to the United States after renouncing his Egyptian citizenship.

Published 17 Feb, 2021 10:57am

World

US warns of Ebola threat after Africa outbreaks

"The world cannot afford to turn the other way. We must do everything in our power to respond quickly, effectively," she added.

Published 17 Feb, 2021 10:54am

World

UN chief calls for all foreign forces to leave Libya

Dujarric said all three agreed on the necessity of foreign troops leaving the country as part of a ceasefire deal.

Published 17 Feb, 2021 10:52am

World

Japan starts vaccine rollout with healthcare workers

Doses will be administered three weeks apart, with the people in the study group asked to keep daily records of any side effects or reactions, local media said.

Published 17 Feb, 2021 10:51am

World

Dubai princess says fears for life as held 'hostage'

Latifa said she was held for approximately three months in the Al-Awir central prison in Dubai, until May 2018, before being moved to the villa.

Published 17 Feb, 2021 10:47am

World

Thousands rally in Myanmar's Yangon despite military build up

UN special rapporteur Tom Andrews said he feared the situation was spiralling out of control.

Published 17 Feb, 2021 10:45am

World

Millions struggle without power as deadly cold snap grips US

"But not before it causes heavy snow and freezing rain in parts of the eastern Great Lakes and New England," the NWS said.

Published 17 Feb, 2021 10:32am

World

Spend 'big,' Biden says in push for massive economic package

A Quinnipiac poll this month showed nearly 70 percent of Americans support the stimulus package, while a CNBC poll reported 64 percent believe the price tag is sufficient or not even enough. Only 36 percent said it was too much.

Published 17 Feb, 2021 10:31am

World

NATO eyes post-Trump reset as Afghanistan call looms

Ministers will agree on extending and expanding a training mission in Iraq aimed at bolstering the capacity of the country's military.

Published 17 Feb, 2021 09:52am

World

Colombia protests over boundaries of Nicaragua nature reserve

In January, Nicaragua's parliament authorized the creation of the so-called "Nicaraguan Caribbean Biosphere Reserve" with an area of more than four million hectares and 72 protected areas.

Updated 17 Feb, 2021 09:48am

World

France maintains Sahel force to ‘decapitate’ Al-Qaeda groups

PARIS: President Emmanuel Macron pledged on Tuesday to keep French troops in the Sahel region of western Africa, to...

Published 17 Feb, 2021 04:24am

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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
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Gold Spot USD/Ounce / Nov 6	4,046.79
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