News Archives for World - 2021-02-23

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South Asia

IAEA chief Grossi describes black box-type deal reached with Iran

This is a system that allows us to continue to monitor and to register all the key activities that are taking place throughout this period so that at the end of it we can recover all this information.
"In other words, we will know exactly what happened, exactly how many components were fabricated, exactly how much material was processed or treated or enriched and so on and so forth."

Published 23 Feb, 2021 09:05pm

South Asia

Iran's rulers close ranks, raise pressure on Biden to lift sanctions

State daily raps MPs over law against snap UN inspections.
Deal with IAEA to soften law creates window for diplomacy.
Government seeks revival of 2015 deal despite tough talk.
Driven by crippling of Iran's economy under US sanctions.

Published 23 Feb, 2021 08:58pm

Europe

Dutch expected to ease lockdown slightly despite rising infections

New coronavirus cases increased 19% to 29,997 in the week through Tuesday, the Dutch Institute for Public Health RIVM said, as new mutations continued to take hold.
"Infections would have been much higher at this stage of the epidemic without the current measures", the RIVM said.

Published 23 Feb, 2021 08:56pm

Africa

Guinea starts Ebola vaccine campaign as cases emerge

The vaccination uses the 'ring strategy' where all people who have come into contact with a confirmed Ebola patient are given the vaccine, as well as frontline and health workers.
The last time Guinea faced an Ebola outbreak, vaccines were still being developed.

Published 23 Feb, 2021 08:55pm

Europe

UK's Prince Philip to stay in hospital, son Edward says he is a lot better

The Duke of Edinburgh remains at King Edward VII's Hospital where he is receiving medical attention for an infection.
He is comfortable and responding to treatment but is not expected to leave hospital for several days.

Published 23 Feb, 2021 08:47pm

Africa

South African Uber drivers join global push for worker rights

Uber said the decision did not apply to all its 600,000 drivers in the country, it was blow to the company's business model and a significant victory in battles being fought on many fronts against the so-called gig economy.
The South African case could affect up to 20,000 drivers, British law firm Leigh Day and Johannesburg-based peer Mbuyisa Moleele Attorneys said in a statement.

Published 23 Feb, 2021 08:45pm

Europe

Britain agrees to EU request for more time to ratify Brexit trade deal

In a letter to Maros Sefcovic, vice president of the European Commission, Gove wrote: "I can confirm that the United Kingdom is content to agree that the date on which provisional application shall cease to apply ... should be extended to 30 April 2021."

Published 23 Feb, 2021 08:41pm

USA

Former US House security chief denies 'optics' dictated Jan. 6 decisions at Capitol

Irving said that on Jan. 4, he had discussed the possible use of 125 National Guard troops with then- Capitol Police Chief Steven Sund and former Senate Sergeant-at-Arms Michael Stenger.
Optics' as portrayed in the media did not determine our security posture ... We did discuss whether the intelligence warranted having troops at the Capitol, and our collective judgment at that time was no - the intelligence did not warrant that.

Published 23 Feb, 2021 08:36pm

Middle East

Iran starts limiting UN inspections until US lifts sanctions

Zarif said the changes would have no major immediate impact on the work of the IAEA inspectors.

Published 23 Feb, 2021 08:30pm

Europe

Six EU countries warned over border restrictions

EU leaders are to discuss the virus situation in the bloc on Thursday and Friday, during a videolink summit.

Published 23 Feb, 2021 08:28pm

USA

Argentina's president says working to ink IMF debt deal

Speaking at a news conference during a visit to Mexico, Fernandez said he wanted to be "very careful" in his negotiations with the IMF due to the manner in which Argentina had been authorized loans in the past.

Published 23 Feb, 2021 08:26pm

World

EU envoy warns Ethiopia Tigray crisis 'out of control'

Haavisto warned that Sudan is struggling to cope with the influx and that it risked spiralling into a new driver for refugees towards Europe.

Published 23 Feb, 2021 08:23pm

Africa

Senegal launches vaccination campaign

The start of the campaign comes after the government received 200,000 doses of the Chinese-made coronavirus vaccine Sinopharm last week.

Published 23 Feb, 2021 08:21pm

Europe

Turkey accuses Greek jets of 'harassing' Turkish boat

The scene was set for tensions when Turkey announced last Monday the Cesme ship would conduct a hydrographic survey from February 18 until March 2.

Published 23 Feb, 2021 08:20pm

World

Brazil approves Pfizer Covid vaccine for widespread use

Brazil has vaccinated about 5.9 million people so far, or 2.8 percent of its population of 212 million.

Published 23 Feb, 2021 08:18pm

Middle East

Syria's rebel-held northwest to get Covid vaccines by end March: WHO

The doses were procured through the UN body's Covax programme, which aims to provide equitable worldwide access to vaccines against Covid-19.

Published 23 Feb, 2021 08:17pm

South Asia

Nepal supreme court resinstates parliament dissolved by PM

The court's decision was welcomed by the opposition as well as members of the dissident faction of Oli's own party.

Published 23 Feb, 2021 08:16pm

South Asia

Thailand increases debt plan for current fiscal year

The new debt plan, which was increased from 1.465 trillion baht, also included borrowing for financing the budget deficit and state enterprise projects, Anucha Burapachaisri said in a statement.
The new debt plan will increase the country's public debt to gross domestic product (GDP) to 56.74% at the end of September, still below the 60% limit, Anucha said.

Published 23 Feb, 2021 08:08pm

Europe

UN rights boss welcomes Biden stance against death penalty

I welcome the pledge by the new US Administration to work towards ending the death penalty, both at federal and state level.
Deterrence is often an argument of those who oppose its abolition. However, there is no evidence that it deters crime more effectively than any other punishment.

Published 23 Feb, 2021 07:59pm

Europe

Ukraine gets first Covid vaccine doses, rollout on Wednesday

The country of 40 million people is one of the poorest in Europe and one of the last in the region to begin a jab drive.

Published 23 Feb, 2021 07:57pm

Europe

UK data points to record outflow of foreign workers in 2020

Britain has suffered Europe's highest death toll from coronavirus and the biggest economic hit of any major economy.
"I have no doubt that we have seen an outflow of people that is unprecedented in recent history," he said.

Published 23 Feb, 2021 07:36pm

South Asia

India says virus variants not behind spurt in cases

At least 5 variants detected in country.
Total infections at more than 11 mln, over 156,000 deaths.

Published 23 Feb, 2021 07:12pm

USA

Venezuela could start receiving COVAX vaccines in May, Guaido advisor says

"It depends on how long the license takes," said Dr. Julio Castro, an infectious diseases expert who advises Guaido on health issues, in a text message, estimating they may come in May.
Paolo Balladelli, Venezuelan Mission Chief for the Pan American Health Organization, on Saturday via Twitter thanked the opposition and the government for helping advance an agreement on COVAX.

Published 23 Feb, 2021 07:11pm

Europe

UK PM Johnson says optimistic about fully reopening in June

I'm hopeful, but obviously nothing can be guaranteed ... I'm very optimistic that we'll be able to get there.
Some in Johnson's Conservative party have questioned whether the timetable for re-opening could have been quicker, given the success thus far of Britain's vaccine rollout.

Updated 23 Feb, 2021 07:01pm

South Asia

Nepal's top court orders reinstatement of parliament

The recommendation for the dissolution of the House of Representatives and the notice dissolving Parliament have been rejected by the honourable judges.
Judges heard more than a dozen petitions challenging Oli's move as unconstitutional and seeking the reinstatement of the house, which had two years to run when it was dissolved.

Updated 23 Feb, 2021 07:09pm

Europe

UK unemployment edges up to 5.1pc on pandemic fallout

The number of payroll employees tumbled by 726,000 between February and January 2021, it said.

Published 23 Feb, 2021 05:47pm

Africa

At least nine drown as boat sinks on family excursion on Egyptian lake

Seven people survived the accident on Lake Mariout including five who required medical treatment, a statement said. A search was under way for an unspecified number of missing people.

Published 23 Feb, 2021 05:47pm

South Asia

Suu Kyi's lawyer soldiers on 'in defence of democracy'

The new military regime has pledged to hold elections in a year, but for now the junta wields power over all the country's political institutions -- including its courts.

Published 23 Feb, 2021 05:46pm

Middle East

World Bank threatens to stop funding Lebanon's COVID-19 vaccines after reported violations

In its first operation funding the purchase of COVID-19 vaccines, the World Bank reallocated $34 million to help Lebanon start vaccinations.
"Upon confirmation of violation, World Bank may suspend financing for vaccines and support for COVID19 response across Lebanon!!"

Published 23 Feb, 2021 05:40pm

Middle East

Israel giving ‘symbolic’ amounts of COVID vaccines to Honduras, others

An Israeli official said Honduras was among the recipients. Israel has been importing Pfizer Inc and Moderna Inc vaccines and, according to the Health Ministry, has administered them to almost 50% of its 9 million population.

Published 23 Feb, 2021 05:38pm

Africa

Senegal begins vaccinating against coronavirus with doses from China

The first shots were given to government ministers and health workers at the health ministry in the capital, Dakar.
Earlier this month the government said it paid a little over 2 billion CFA francs ($3.74 million) for the Sinopharm doses to kickstart its campaign.

Published 23 Feb, 2021 05:35pm

South Asia

Thai jobless rate dips in Q4 but remains near multi-year high

Employment increased slightly, while the unemployment rate remained high and working hours were still lower than pre-crisis levels.
Employment increased slightly, while the unemployment rate remained high and working hours were still lower than pre-crisis levels.

Published 23 Feb, 2021 05:22pm

World

UN World Food Programme warns could suspend work in N. Korea

"WFP will opportunistically use windows in which food imports are allowed to replenish and optimise in-country stocks," it added.

Updated 23 Feb, 2021 05:45pm

Europe

Demos planned in Georgia after opposition leader arrested

The raid sparked swift condemnation from the US and UK embassies in Georgia, mounting fears over the country's fragile democracy.

Updated 23 Feb, 2021 05:43pm

Middle East

S. Korea, Tehran agree 'proposals' on oil billions: Seoul

The South's foreign ministry said Iran's central bank governor and Seoul's ambassador had reached an agreement in Tehran.

Published 23 Feb, 2021 05:09pm

World

Canadian MPs say China's treatment of Uighurs is 'genocide'

The motion also called for the 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics to be moved if the "genocide" continues.

Published 23 Feb, 2021 05:06pm

South Asia

Myanmar generals under renewed pressure after G7 condemnation, sanctions

Mandalay saw a more sombre crowd at the funeral of Thet Naing Win, a 37-year-old man shot and killed Saturday when security forces opened fire into a crowd of anti-coup protesters.

Published 23 Feb, 2021 05:03pm

Africa

Hutu rebels accuse DRC, Rwanda over Italian's killing

The Italian government confirmed the death and said an Italian policeman, Vittorio Iacovacci, and a driver it did not identify, had also died.

Published 23 Feb, 2021 05:00pm

South Asia

Hong Kong to disqualify disloyal politicians and officials

The city's Secretary for Constitutional and Mainland Affairs Erick Tsang confirmed that criticism of the Chinese Communist Party could also be a disqualifying factor.

Published 23 Feb, 2021 04:58pm

USA

Biden, Trudeau go online for US-Canada bilateral

Biden and Trudeau will address several mutual priorities, including tackling climate change, revving up the North American economy, the Arctic, and threats to democracy in Myanmar and Venezuela.

Published 23 Feb, 2021 04:56pm

Africa

S.Africa's Zuma arms deal corruption case to heard in May

Zuma is facing 16 charges of fraud, graft and racketeering relating to the purchase of fighter jets, patrol boats and military equipment.

Published 23 Feb, 2021 04:54pm

Europe

Ukraine takes Russia to Europe rights court over 'targeted assassinations'

Ukraine argues that they constitute an infringement of the right to life, which is protected by the Convention on Human Rights, to which Russia is a signatory.

Published 23 Feb, 2021 04:53pm

World

Paris raps Pakistan over Alvi remarks on French Muslims

Alvi said, “When you see that laws are being changed in favor of a majority to isolate a minority, that is a dangerous precedent.”
"It is guided by the basic principles of freedom of religion and conscience, makes no distinction between the different religions and applies therefore equally to all faiths," the ministry said.

Published 23 Feb, 2021 04:52pm

Africa

Jobless rise leaves nearly a third out of work in S.Africa

The number of unemployed rose by 701,000 to 7.2 million compared to the third quarter of 2020," Stats SA said in a statement.

Published 23 Feb, 2021 04:51pm

Europe

Ukraine receives first Covid-19 vaccine doses

The country of 40 million people is one of the poorest in Europe and one of the last in the region to begin inoculating its population.

Published 23 Feb, 2021 04:49pm

South Asia

Nine women arrested over Philippine bomb plots: military

"This is how desperate the remaining terrorists are, willing to sacrifice their families just to get back at government forces," Gonzales said.

Published 23 Feb, 2021 04:47pm

South Asia

Malaysian deports over 1,000 Myanmar nationals despite court order

Hours before the deportation, a Kuala Lumpur court ordered it should be temporarily halted to allow activists to present a legal challenge.

Published 23 Feb, 2021 04:45pm

Europe

'Spy for Egypt' goes on trial in Germany

Originally scheduled to start in January, the trial was postponed due to the pandemic, and a verdict is now expected in March.

Published 23 Feb, 2021 04:44pm

Europe

Coronavirus toll at 1100 GMT Tuesday

At least 111,641,390 cases of coronavirus have been registered. Of these, at least 68,552,400 are now considered recovered.

Published 23 Feb, 2021 04:42pm

Middle East

Pakistan mending ties with Arab bloc, after diplomatic rift in 2020

Pakistan has found itself in a fruitful position, having mended relations with the Saudi-led bloc of Arab nations, while also maintaining ties with an alternate alliance challenging for a leadership role in the wider Muslim world.

Updated 23 Feb, 2021 05:09pm

World

UK's Prince Philip spends seventh night in hospital

They have moved with their son Archie to Southern California to live a more independent life and escape the British media, and next month will give a "wide-ranging" interview to US chat show host Oprah Winfrey.

Published 23 Feb, 2021 02:07pm

World

Malaysian court orders halt to Myanmar migrant deportation: lawyer

The Kuala Lumpur High Court said the repatriation cannot take place to allow for a hearing on Wednesday.

Published 23 Feb, 2021 02:05pm

USA

Wife of “El Chapo” Arrested on International Drug Trafficking Charges

The wife of Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman Loera, the infamous leader of the Mexican Sinaloa Cartel, was arrested on Monday, on her alleged involvement in international drug trafficking.

Published 23 Feb, 2021 02:02pm

World

Afghanistan begins Covid vaccine campaign amid surge in violence

Kabul, along with urban areas across the country, have been rocked in the recent weeks by frequent explosions on an almost daily basis amid fraught peace talks between the government and the Taliban.

Published 23 Feb, 2021 01:58pm

World

UK unemployment edges up to 5.1% on pandemic fallout

The ONS on Tuesday added that at 5.1 percent, the unemployment rate was 1.3 percentage points higher compared with the final quarter of 2019.

Published 23 Feb, 2021 01:56pm

China

Chinese spyware code was copied from America's NSA: researchers

Chinese spies used code first developed by the U.S. National Security Agency to support their hacking operations, Israeli researchers said on Monday.

Published 23 Feb, 2021 12:45pm

World

G7 'firmly condemn' Myanmar military attacks on protesters

Myanmar's military leaders are facing renewed pressure at home and abroad after gradually ratcheting up their use of force against a massive and largely peaceful civil disobedience campaign against their coup.

Updated 23 Feb, 2021 01:53pm

World

Oman bans entry from 10 countries to curb coronavirus spread

The countries are: Sudan, Lebanon, South Africa, Brazil, Nigeria, Tanzania, Ghana, Guinea, Sierra Leone, Ethiopia. The decision is effective from Thursday.

Published 23 Feb, 2021 11:41am

World

First doses of Russia's Sputnik vaccine arrive in Mexico

The delivery of the 200,000 doses of the vaccine come after a recent conversation between Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador.

Published 23 Feb, 2021 11:39am

World

China's Clover raises $230mn, plans vaccines for COVID-19 variants

The latest round of fund-raising, co-led by Temasek and GL Ventures, an affiliate of Asia-focused private equity Hillhouse Capital, brings Clover's total capital raised in the last 12 months to more than $400 million.

Published 23 Feb, 2021 11:34am

World

Germany's confirmed coronavirus cases rise by 3,883

The reported death toll rose by 415 to 68,318, the tally showed.

Published 23 Feb, 2021 11:30am

World

Pfizer to ship 13mn COVID-19 vaccine doses per week to US by mid-March, says executive

The remarks put the United States on track to receive 240 million doses by the end of March, enough to inoculate 130 million Americans, and 700 million doses by mid-year.

Published 23 Feb, 2021 11:18am

World

Facebook cuts deal with Australia, will restore news pages in the coming days

Treasurer Josh Frydenberg and Facebook said a compromise had been reached on key aspects of the law, which was fiercely opposed by the tech companies
A global outrage sparked last week after the social media platform blacked out news for its Australian users and inadvertently blocking a series of non-news Facebook pages

Published 23 Feb, 2021 11:02am

World

What you need to know about the coronavirus right now

WHO backs compensation fund for serious vaccine side-effects.

Published 23 Feb, 2021 10:51am

World

Nearly 5,000 indigenous Colombians trapped by fighting

Choco is home to nearly 90 percent of Colombia's indigenous and black population, and is the country's poorest department, according to the national statistics department.

Published 23 Feb, 2021 10:39am

World

Portugal aims for 70 percent vaccination rate in summer

After weeks as the country with the greatest number of infections in relation to its population, Portugal recorded the strongest decline last week with a 51-percent drop in new cases to 2,100 per day.

Published 23 Feb, 2021 10:38am

World

Khamenei says Iran could boost uranium enrichment to 60%

That would far surpass the 3.67 percent limit Iran had accepted under the 2015 deal, but still be short of the 90 percent or so required for an atomic bomb.

Published 23 Feb, 2021 10:36am

World

UK's Johnson and naturalist Attenborough to make UN climate plea

"If we bring emissions down with sufficient vigour we may yet avoid the tipping points that will make runaway climate change unstoppable," he will say.

Published 23 Feb, 2021 10:25am

World

Biden calls US Covid-19 toll 'heartbreaking'

A Marine Corps band played "Amazing Grace."

Published 23 Feb, 2021 10:20am

Europe

Haiti's president defends record at UN, US slams 'rule by decree'

The dispute in Haiti stems from Moise's original election. He was voted into office in a poll subsequently canceled after allegations of fraud, and then elected again a year later, in 2016.

Published 23 Feb, 2021 10:18am

World

US in mourning over 500,000 Covid deaths, UK sees hope

There was also good news from a University of Edinburgh study finding that Pfizer and Oxford-AstraZeneca vaccinations have led to a "substantial reduction" in Covid-19 admissions to hospitals in Scotland.

Published 23 Feb, 2021 10:16am

World

15 UN peacekeepers from Tigray refuse to return to Ethiopia

"They are receiving support from the South Sudanese Ministry of Refugee Affairs," Dujarric continued, and the UN High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) is "aware" of the situation and in contact with South Sudanese authorities.

Published 23 Feb, 2021 10:14am

World

US imposes sanctions on two more Myanmar junta leaders

The United States said it was blocking any US property and suspending the entry into the country of two members of the newly ruling State Administrative Council -- General Maung Maung Kyaw, who commands the air force, and Lieutenant General Moe Myint Tun.

Published 23 Feb, 2021 10:12am

World

Why the US has the highest Covid-19 death toll

In the long term, Masci says countries must not "fall into the trap" of forgetting about the pandemic once it has passed.

Published 23 Feb, 2021 10:07am

World

Austria bets on millions of tests to contain Covid-19

She says tests are a key weapon in the fight against the pandemic until the vaccine rollout has been completed.

Published 23 Feb, 2021 10:03am

World

Wife of Mexican drug lord 'El Chapo' arrested at US airport

"Sometimes you just want to do what other people do," she says while sipping champagne.

Published 23 Feb, 2021 10:01am

Africa

Delayed Ebola vaccination drive to begin in Guinea

Inoculations are also planned in Conakry on Tuesday.

Published 23 Feb, 2021 09:58am

World

Australian MP who promoted pandemic conspiracies quits ruling party

Kelly's Facebook account -- which also frequently plays down climate change -- had around six million video views and five million interactions in 2020, according to data tool CrowdTangle.

Published 23 Feb, 2021 09:52am

World

Mexico offers to pay for repatriation of slain Guatemalans

In August 2010, a group of 72 undocumented migrants were killed in San Fernando, in Tamaulipas. Authorities said the massacre was perpetrated by the Zetas cartel, one of the most powerful at the time.

Published 23 Feb, 2021 09:48am

World

WHO slams rich states for hogging vaccines

GENEVA: The World Health Organization on Monday blasted wealthy countries for not only hogging Covid vaccines but in...

Published 23 Feb, 2021 05:20am

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