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Europe

Germany's Merkel proposes 3-stage plan to lift virus curbs

Germany starts reopening schools in 10 states on Monday.
Merkel: Lifting restrictions should be tied to more testing.
State health ministers advance teachers up vaccine queue.

Published 22 Feb, 2021 09:39pm

USA

Yellen says to judge Biden stimulus on speed of return to pre-pandemic unemployment

The current US unemployment rate is 6.3%, compared with 3.5% before the pandemic - a level widely viewed as effectively full employment.
Success to me would be if we could get back to pre-pandemic levels of unemployment and see the re-employment of those who have lost jobs in the service sector, particularly - I would also consider them a measure of success.

Published 22 Feb, 2021 09:38pm

Europe

Ukraine accuses Russian networks of new massive cyber attacks

"It was revealed that addresses belonging to certain Russian traffic networks were the source of these coordinated attacks," the Council said.
Ukraine's army said this month that five of its service personnel were killed over the week ended on Feb. 14 despite a ceasefire with pro-Russian separatists in the east of the country.

Published 22 Feb, 2021 09:34pm

Europe

'Real-world' UK data shows 70pc decline in COVID infections after first Pfizer shot

"Overall, we're seeing a really strong effect to reducing any infection, asymptomatic and symptomatic," PHE's strategic response director Susan Hopkins told a media briefing.
"Hospitalisation and deaths rates are falling in all age groups, but the oldest age groups are seeing the fastest decline since the peak in mid-January," a PHE statement said.

Published 22 Feb, 2021 09:27pm

USA

US Supreme Court paves way for release of Trump's tax returns

"The work continues," Vance said in a statement issued after the court's action.
Vance had previously said in a letter to Trump's lawyers that his office would be free to immediately enforce the subpoena if the justices rejected Trump's request.

Published 22 Feb, 2021 09:25pm

Europe

UK PM sets out cautious approach to easing England's COVID lockdown

Johnson announces roadmap out of lockdown.
Schools in England to reopen from March 8.
UK has 5th worst COVID death toll in world.
Speedy vaccine roll-out key to lockdown easing.

Published 22 Feb, 2021 09:24pm

Europe

UK PM says no international travel until mid-May at earliest

The government will determine when international travel should resume, which will be no earlier than 17 May.
Britain is looking at a system of allowing vaccinated individuals to travel more freely internationally, it added.

Published 22 Feb, 2021 09:14pm

Europe

Irish COVID-19 jobless claims fall for second successive week

Pandemic Unemployment Payment claims dropped by 0.9% week-on-week to 473,400, still around 200,000 higher than in December, before most building sites, shops and hospitality facilities shut.
The government has said any reopening of society from next month will be very gradual, with the hospitality sector likely to remain shut until mid-summer.

Published 22 Feb, 2021 09:13pm

Africa

South African mall operators will continue to provide rental relief in 2021

Liberty will provide rental relief until end of Q1.
Redefine to provided additional 46 mln rand in rent discounts.
Redefine now poised for expansion after disposals.

Published 22 Feb, 2021 09:11pm

USA

US moderates reject Biden budget pick Tanden over 'mean tweets,' risking confirmation

Neera Tanden has neither the experience nor the temperament to lead this critical agency. Her past actions have demonstrated exactly the kind of animosity that President Biden has pledged to transcend.
The confirmation fight underscored the influence a small group of moderates will have as Biden seeks to achieve his policy goals in the narrowly divided Congress.

Updated 22 Feb, 2021 10:05pm

USA

Biden to revise small business loans to reach smaller, minority firms

Biden administration officials said that for two weeks starting on Wednesday, the Small Business Administration will only accept applications for forgivable Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) loans from firms with fewer than 20 employees to ensure that they are not crowded out by larger firms.
The Small Business Administration will revise the rules to match the approach used to allow small farmers and ranchers to receive aid, the businesses said.

Updated 22 Feb, 2021 10:05pm

South Asia

Philippine capital to retain coronavirus curbs until vaccinations

Sinovac vaccines could arrive this month.
Long lockdown led to record economic slump.
Duterte puts public health ahead of economy.

Updated 22 Feb, 2021 10:04pm

Europe

Turkey's Erdogan defends plunge in reserves under ex-minister Albayrak

Erdogan described the CHP campaign as an attack on his family, and that Albayrak had been at the forefront of the country's economic battle.
Planned forex transactions were carried out in this difficult period to ensure there were no problems with the balance of payments.

Updated 22 Feb, 2021 10:04pm

Middle East

UAE and Qatar hold first meeting since Gulf détente

The two sides discussed joint mechanisms and procedures for implementing the al-Ula statement. They emphasised the importance of preserving Gulf kinship and developing joint Gulf action in the interest of GCC countries and their citizens, and of achieving stability and prosperity in the region.

Updated 22 Feb, 2021 10:04pm

Europe

EU prepares sanctions on four Russians over Navalny, diplomats say

EU ministers agree sanctions in mainly symbolic move.
Navalny aide says sanctions might weaken Putin.
Polish president says conditions for diplomacy worsening.

Updated 23 Feb, 2021 09:30am

Middle East

UAE to buy early warning planes from Saab, Patriot missiles from Raytheon

The biggest contract announced on Monday was signed with SAAB, for the purchase of G6000 early warning planes, worth 3.742 billion dirhams.
Contracts were signed with several other companies including Safran and DTec, it said.

Published 22 Feb, 2021 08:10pm

South Asia

Vietnam to start COVID-19 vaccinations in March

The first wave of COVID-19 vaccinations, prioritising frontline medical workers and high-risk groups, will begin in March right after the first batch of the AstraZeneca vaccine arrives and passes quality checks.
The government said previously it was in talks with Russian and US vaccine manufacturers on potential supply agreements.

Updated 22 Feb, 2021 10:07pm

USA

Using trade ties to secure doses, Chile moves fast on COVID-19 vaccination drive

That puts it in the top 10 globally of larger countries and compares to 172 days for Brazil and over 1,000 days for Mexico, which has faced delays in its inoculation program.
This global tragedy perhaps gives us the opportunity as Chileans not just to get a shot in the arm but reach out to people and soothe the nation's soul.

Updated 22 Feb, 2021 10:06pm

Europe

IMF says COVID-19 might widen wealth differences in Europe

She said in the 27-nation EU, countries that are traditional tourist destinations, such as Spain, Greece, and Italy, contracted more than 9% in 2020 compared to an average contraction of 6.4% across the bloc.
According to IMF forecasts, by the end of 2022, per capita income for central and eastern Europe would be 3.8% below pre-crisis projections, compared with a shortfall of just 1.3% for advanced EU economies.

Updated 22 Feb, 2021 10:06pm

Europe

Ukraine leader 'confident' IMF will unblock aid in 2021

Zelensky said he was "confident" Ukraine will receive the funds by the end of 2021, but did not specify the amount of money he expected to get.

Published 22 Feb, 2021 07:35pm

Europe

Italian ambassador killed in DR Congo attack

Attanasio had been representing Italy in Kinshasa since 2017, first as head of mission, and then as ambassador from October 2019.

Published 22 Feb, 2021 07:29pm

USA

US seeks to extend, strengthen nuclear pact with Iran: Blinken

Working with allies and partners, we will also seek to lengthen and strengthen the JCPOA (Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action) and address other areas of concern, including Iran's destabilizing regional behavior and ballistic missile development and proliferation.

Updated 22 Feb, 2021 10:06pm

Europe

UK temporarily bans some 777s from its airspace after Denver incident

After issues this weekend, Boeing B777s with Pratt & Whitney 4000-112 series engines will be temporarily banned from entering the UK airspace.
Britain's regulator, the Civil Aviation Authority, noted on twitter that the particular configuration is not used by any UK airlines.

Updated 22 Feb, 2021 10:06pm

Middle East

Hamas launches Covid vaccinations in Gaza

Israel had earlier blocked a PA vaccine shipment from entering Gaza.

Updated 23 Feb, 2021 09:30am

USA

Brazil's Bolsonaro approval rating falls to 32.9pc from 41.2pc in October

The poll was conducted between Thursday and Saturday last week and would thus partially include reaction to Bolsonaro's Friday decision to install a retired general with no oil and gas experience as chief executive of state oil company Petroleo Brasileiro SA.

Published 22 Feb, 2021 07:18pm

South Asia

Singapore freezes two firms' bank accounts after alleged nickel fraud

Investors were promised varying returns, depending on the scheme they joined. Investigations arose due to the suspicion that investor monies were misused.
While investigations are being conducted, the local bank accounts of Envy Global Trading and Envy Asset Management have been frozen by authorities and customer funds are fully protected.

Published 22 Feb, 2021 07:03pm

Europe

UK's Prince Philip is ‘OK’, says grandson Prince William

"Yes, he's OK, they're keeping an eye on him," William said on a visit to a vaccination centre in eastern England. Royal reporters said he delivered his message with a wink.
A royal source said doctors had been acting out of an abundance of caution and that Philip was in good spirits.

Published 22 Feb, 2021 07:00pm

USA

Brazil's 2021 inflation outlook climbs to new high, above central bank target: survey

The average forecast for IPCA consumer price inflation at the end of this year rose to 3.8% from 3.6%, according to the latest weekly 'FOCUS' survey of over 100 economists.
The average inflation forecast over the next 12 months rose to 3.8% from 3.7%. The central bank's end-2022 goal is 3.50%.

Published 22 Feb, 2021 06:56pm

Europe

Don't ignore ‘lockdown fatigue’, UK watchdog tells finance bosses

Many staff at financial companies have been working from home since Britain went into its first lockdown in March last year to fight the COVID-19 pandemic.
During this third lockdown, there has been a greater impact on mental well-being, with many people struggling with job security, caring responsibilities, home schooling, bereavements and lockdown fatigue.

Published 22 Feb, 2021 06:44pm

South Asia

'I was panicking': Passenger recalls earlier Boeing 777 jet failure over Japan

I was panicking in my head, thinking about how I was maybe going to die.
I thought I would go insane if I accepted the thought of death, so I focussed on taking videos of the situation.

Published 22 Feb, 2021 06:39pm

Europe

Britain denounces abuses ‘on industrial scale’ in China's Xinjiang

Raab, in a recorded speech to the UN Human Rights Council, called for UN High Commissioner for Human Rights Michelle Bachelet or another independent expert to be given "urgent and unfettered access" to the remote western region.

Published 22 Feb, 2021 06:31pm

South Asia

Strike shuts Myanmar, anti-coup protesters defy junta warning

Call for people to stop work and protest.
Authorities say confrontation could cost lives.
Two killed at weekend in bloodiest spell of protests.
Government criticises foreign comments.

Published 22 Feb, 2021 06:28pm

South Asia

Iranian lawmakers criticise Tehran's deal with IAEA on snap inspections

"The government has no right to decide and act arbitrarily," said Mojtaba Zolnour
"This arrangement is an insult to the parliament."
Iran has not said which cameras at which facilities, but the Additional Protocol Iran is scrapping does generally extend IAEA monitoring to some activities such as uranium mining.

Published 22 Feb, 2021 06:20pm

Europe

Armenia seeks bigger Russian military presence on its territory

Ethnic Armenian troops in the Nagorno-Karabakh region ceded swathes of territory in and around the enclave to Azerbaijan in a six-week conflict in 2020 that claimed thousands of lives.
The question of expanding and bolstering the Russian military base on the territory of Armenia has always been on the agenda.

Published 22 Feb, 2021 06:17pm

Middle East

Gaza launches COVID-19 vaccinations, with just 22,000 doses

I am proud the health sector was able to overcome this difficult time, with limited resources but great dedication.
Those vaccinated received instruction cards telling them to continue wearing face masks and practicing social distancing.

Published 22 Feb, 2021 06:10pm

Europe

Turkey to streamline monthly labour market data

The agency will publish data for the first two months of the year at the same time in April, as well as comparable series, according to the new definitions and methodology.
The last published labour data showed Turkey's unemployment rate ticked up to 12.9% in the October-December period.

Published 22 Feb, 2021 06:08pm

Middle East

US top general urges Iran restraint amid efforts to restart talks

On Sunday after talks in Tehran, UN nuclear watchdog chief Rafael Grossi announced a "temporary solution" to allow Iranian facility inspections to continue.

Published 22 Feb, 2021 06:02pm

USA

US nears 500,000 Covid deaths as vaccine drives gather momentum

Biden has made it a priority to get 100 million people vaccinated within the first 100 days of his administration.

Published 22 Feb, 2021 06:00pm

South Asia

UN chief demands immediate halt to Myanmar 'repression'

Myanmar's foreign ministry hit back, accusing the UN and a number of foreign countries of "flagrant interference" in its internal affairs.

Published 22 Feb, 2021 06:00pm

South Asia

Mumbai imposes fresh virus restrictions after spike in cases

Daily new cases peaked at more than 97,000 in September but have been falling sharply, coming in at under 9,000 a day earlier this month.

Published 22 Feb, 2021 05:54pm

South Asia

Huge anti-coup rallies in Myanmar after junta threat

Tens of thousands of professionals and public servants also rallied in Naypyidaw, the capital and a military stronghold.

Published 22 Feb, 2021 05:53pm

Europe

UK's PM eyes end to lockdown as vaccines reach one-third of adults

Britain is one of the countries hardest-hit by the Covid-19 pandemic, with more than 120,000 deaths.

Published 22 Feb, 2021 05:51pm

South Asia

Malaysia faces calls to halt Myanmar deportations

The ships arrived at the weekend and docked at a naval base at Lumut, on Malaysia's west coast.

Published 22 Feb, 2021 05:47pm

Middle East

Iran says IAEA chief visit led to 'significant achievement'

Tehran now demands that Washington scrap punishing sanctions Trump reimposed in 2018, while Washington demands that Iran first return to all its nuclear commitments.

Published 22 Feb, 2021 05:46pm

Africa

Uganda's Wine withdraws election result challenge, alleges bias

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 have decided to withdraw from their court," Wine told a news conference in the capital Kampala. "The courts are not independent, it is clear these people (judges) are working for Mr. Museveni."

Published 22 Feb, 2021 05:46pm

Europe

German pupils return to schools despite rising infections

Merkel argued that relaxation measures should be strongly tied to testing, according to participants in the meeting.

Published 22 Feb, 2021 05:45pm

Pandemic used as 'pretext' to crush dissent: UN

Covid-19 has already killed nearly 2.5 million people worldwide since the virus first surfaced in China in late 2019.

Published 22 Feb, 2021 05:42pm

Africa

Algerian police out in force on protests anniversary

The Hirak only suspended marches last March due to coronavirus restrictions, but calls have gone out on social media for a return to the streets Monday.

Published 22 Feb, 2021 05:41pm

South Asia

Philippines approves Chinese jab but health workers to miss out

The CoronaVac can be given to "clinically healthy" adults aged 18 to 59, but was not recommended for frontline health workers or the elderly, he said.

Published 22 Feb, 2021 05:29pm

South Asia

Thailand gives emergency use authorisation for Sinovac's COVID-19 vaccine

"The FDA has approved or registered Sinovac's COVID-19 vaccine for conditional emergency use, effective Feb. 22," FDA deputy secretary-general Surachok Tangwiwat said, adding it was valid for one year.

Published 22 Feb, 2021 05:26pm

Europe

EU warns Myanmar, mulls sanctions on Russia over crackdown

The EU has already hit Russia with waves of sanctions over the 2014 annexation of Crimea and Moscow's fuelling of the war in Ukraine.

Published 22 Feb, 2021 05:22pm

Europe

Swede charged with spying for Russia

The Russian diplomat was briefly detained but released on account of his diplomatic immunity.

Published 22 Feb, 2021 05:20pm

Middle East

Iraqi dies of wounds sustained in Arbil rocket attack: ministry

The second death was a foreign civilian contractor working with the US-led coalition, the alliance's spokesman said.

Published 22 Feb, 2021 05:02pm

Africa

S.Africa's Ramaphosa defends judiciary after Zuma attacks

Zuma has repeatedly snubbed a judicial panel probing the plunder of state coffers during his 2009-18 rule.

Published 22 Feb, 2021 05:00pm

South Asia

Rohingya boat in distress, eight dead: NGO

Indian maritime authorities arrived in the area recently and are believed to have given the migrants supplies, said Lewa.

Published 22 Feb, 2021 04:59pm

Europe

EU adds 19 Venezuelan officials to sanctions blacklist

The move brings to 55 the total number of members of President Nicolas Maduro's regime to be slapped with asset freezes and travel bans by the bloc.

Published 22 Feb, 2021 04:56pm

Europe

Morocco seizes 9.5 tonnes of cannabis in refrigerated truck

The driver of the vehicle was arrested in possession of cash equivalent to $3,600, it added.

Published 22 Feb, 2021 04:55pm

Europe

Coronavirus toll at 1100 GMT Monday

At least 111,331,990 cases of coronavirus have been registered. Of these, at least 68,323,000 are now considered recovered.

Published 22 Feb, 2021 04:55pm

Africa

Italian ambassador killed in attack in eastern DR Congo

The Italian ambassador to the Congo and an Italian carabineri police officer were killed Monday while traveling in Congo in a UN convoy, the Foreign Ministry said.

Updated 22 Feb, 2021 04:56pm

COVID-19 caused $220 billion of global dividend cuts in 2020: Research

According to research, the coronavirus pandemic led to a sharp decline in global dividends last year, with the amount of investor payouts declining by 12.6% to $1.26 trillion.
As the public health crisis impacted every corner of the globe, prompting lockdowns and inhibiting economic activity, dividend cuts amounted to $220 billion, according to the Global Dividend Index.

Updated 22 Feb, 2021 03:42pm

Pandemic used as 'pretext' to crush dissent: UN chief

Speaking in a pre-recorded video message to the largely virtual meeting of the Geneva-based body, the UN chief also decried widespread misinformation around the world about the coronavirus and the pandemic.

Published 22 Feb, 2021 02:50pm

Africa

Kidnappers in Nigeria free 53 seized on bus

"We are witnessing these attacks now, almost, on daily basis and it is worrisome," Noel-Berje said at the time.

Published 22 Feb, 2021 01:09pm

Asia

China reports 11 new COVID-19 cases in mainland vs 7 a day earlier

All the new infections were imported cases, the National Health Commission said in a statement.

Published 22 Feb, 2021 01:00pm

US Secretary of State Blinken vows 'firm action' against Myanmar military authorities

The United States stands with "the people of Burma as they demand the restoration of their democratically elected government," Blinken wrote in the post.

Published 22 Feb, 2021 12:48pm

Germany's confirmed coronavirus cases rise by 4,369: RKI

The reported death toll rose by 62 to 67,903, the tally showed.

Published 22 Feb, 2021 12:13pm

Over 43mn doses of Sinopharm's COVID-19 vaccines used globally-state media

China is providing vaccine assistance to 53 developing countries and has export deals with 22 countries, its foreign ministry said last week.

Published 22 Feb, 2021 12:08pm

Philippines approves Sinovac vaccine but not for all health workers

However, the unresolved question of who would pay for claims for damages in the event of adverse effects from the inoculations has delayed the delivery.

Published 22 Feb, 2021 11:42am

What you need to know about the coronavirus right now

Limited vaccines supply in Japan to delay shots for elderly.

Published 22 Feb, 2021 11:40am

EU set to agree sanctions over Russia, Myanmar crackdowns

The bloc in October slapped six officials on a blacklist over the poisoning of Navalny with Novichok, a nerve agent.

Published 22 Feb, 2021 10:58am

US nears 500,000 Covid deaths

Though concern has grown over variants of the virus, especially those that appear to spread more easily and render current shots less potent, Fauci sounded a hopeful note on whether another surge was coming.

Published 22 Feb, 2021 10:54am

Trump 'offered Kim Jong Un a ride home on Air Force One'

During the Singapore summit, Trump gave Kim a glimpse inside his presidential state car -- a $1.5 million Cadillac also known as "The Beast" -- in a show of their newly friendly rapport.

Published 22 Feb, 2021 10:49am

UK's PM eyes end to lockdown as vaccines reach one-third of adults

The devolved governments of Scotland and Wales, which administer their own health policy, are letting some younger pupils return to school this week.

Published 22 Feb, 2021 10:46am

Australia health chiefs freeze Facebook ads

While Australians remained unable to share news articles or view media groups' Facebook pages, the country began its vaccination drive on Sunday.

Published 22 Feb, 2021 10:44am

Vaccine giant says told to prioritise India

Poonawalla did not say who had told the firm to prioritise India, or whether the instructions were new.

Published 22 Feb, 2021 10:41am

Ardern leads tributes on New Zealand quake anniversary

Thousands gathered at a memorial service in the South Island city and marked a minute's silence at 12:51 pm (2351 Sunday GMT), the precise time the shallow 6.3-magnitude quake hit.

Published 22 Feb, 2021 10:33am

Six Mexican military personnel killed in air crash

The Airforce LearJet 45 crashed at around 1545 GMT after taking off from Emiliano Zapata in Veracruz state, the secretariat said in a statement.

Published 22 Feb, 2021 10:31am

Iran, IAEA thrash out 'temporary solution' ahead of deadline

The stockpile of "enriched uranium will increase", he said, stressing that Tehran has the right within the deal to stop observing commitments "totally or partially" if the other parties fail to honour theirs.

Published 22 Feb, 2021 10:26am

Iran judiciary says jailed protestor dead days after hospitalised

Doctors found "several bags containing black powdered materials in his stomach", it said, but added the exact cause of death would be determined after autopsy.

Published 22 Feb, 2021 10:25am

Middle East

Erdogan aims to mend strained relations with the United States under Biden Administration

According to President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, Turkey wants to improve cooperation with the United States on a "win-win basis", as he aimed to mend the strained relations between the two NATO allies.
In recent years, ties between the United States and Turkey have been enormously strained, with the former sanctioning the NATO member in December over its purchase of the Russian S-400 defense systems.

Updated 22 Feb, 2021 10:50am

Indonesia issues ‘priority’ investment list under new regulation

The government is also easing rules for investment in alcoholic beverages, land transportation, ship vessel traffic information systems and flight navigation, among other sectors.

Published 22 Feb, 2021 10:10am

Strike threat by South Korean doctors fans fears of vaccine rollout disruption

But over the weekend, the Korean Medical Association (KMA), the largest grouping of doctors, said it would go on strike if parliament passed the bill to revoke the licences of doctors getting jail terms.

Published 22 Feb, 2021 10:05am

Texas freeze led to release of tons of air pollutants as refineries shut

NEW YORK/HOUSTON: The largest US oil refiners released tons of air pollutants into the skies over Texas this week,...

Published 22 Feb, 2021 04:25am

Africa

Libya’s interior minister escapes assassination attempt

TRIPOLI: The powerful interior minister of Libya's unity government survived an assassination attempt Sunday, an ...

Published 22 Feb, 2021 04:25am

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