News Archives for World - 2021-03-04

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USA

Mali, Emirates facilitated Venezuelan gold trade in 2020, opposition says

The gold was refined in Mali and then resold primarily in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) to allow for Maduro's administration to obtain the equivalent of at least $1 billion in euros in particular.
We are requesting that US and European authorities make their system for dismantling these types of organized crime groups more sophisticated.

Updated 04 Mar, 2021 09:53pm

USA

Brazil Senate cues up more pandemic aid for poor families

An initial Senate vote on Thursday approved the bill 62-16, and a final vote in the upper house is expected to pass easily.
The government said it plans a monthly stipend of 250 reais ($45) for four months once the bill clears the lower house.

Updated 04 Mar, 2021 09:52pm

Europe

France looks to ease family gifting rules to reduce savings glut

Like many countries, France has seen a surge in savings during the coronavirus crisis due to various restrictions on movement that prevented people from spending in bars, restaurants, cultural venues and on trips.
The central bank estimated last month that households had built savings in excess of what could be expected under normal circumstances of up 120 billion euros ($144.4 billion) last year.

Updated 04 Mar, 2021 09:52pm

USA

US factory orders surge, but business spending on equipment slowing

The Commerce Department said on Thursday that factory orders shot up 2.6% after rising 1.6% in December. Economists polled by Reuters had forecast factory orders advancing 2.1% in January. Orders increased 1.3% on a year-on-year basis.
Unfilled orders at factories edged up 0.1% in January after decreasing 0.2% in December.

Updated 04 Mar, 2021 09:52pm

Europe

Kremlin dismisses US call to destroy chemical weapons, says it has none

Washington announced sanctions that day on senior Russian government officials and Russian entities in response to what US officials said was Moscow's attempt to kill Navalny with a nerve agent.
"Such statements are devoid of logic and grounds and are nothing more than an attempt to unsuccessfully camouflage their policy to further contain Russia," he said.

Updated 04 Mar, 2021 09:52pm

World

Putin says Russia vaccinated two million against virus

"Over two million people have received two components of the vaccine to date," the Russian president said in televised remarks.

Published 04 Mar, 2021 08:55pm

Europe

EU urges post-virus jobs boost for youth, low-skilled

European employment currently sits at around 72 percent EU-wide, with big discrepencies among member states.

Published 04 Mar, 2021 08:52pm

South Asia

China's parliament to discuss Hong Kong electoral reform

The exact shape of any changes is unclear, but they could include removing some seats from local-level district councils.

Published 04 Mar, 2021 08:52pm

Europe

UK denies breaking EU treaty over Northern Ireland

Downing Street rejected complaints in Dublin that the UK had betrayed the EU's trust, prompting talk of legal action in retaliation.

Published 04 Mar, 2021 08:49pm

Europe

Turkish court refuses to add US report to Khashoggi trial

The next hearing has been scheduled for July 8.

Published 04 Mar, 2021 08:47pm

Middle East

Netanyahu says Israel, Austria and Denmark will set up vaccine alliance

"We are going to do a joint research and development fund and discuss ... the possibility of joint investment in production facilities for vaccines," he told reporters, with Austria's chancellor and Denmark's prime minister at his side.

Updated 04 Mar, 2021 09:51pm

World

Kosovo opposition party won historic half of vote: final results

That hands the party, which campaigned against the old guard with calls for "jobs and justice", 58 out of 120 seats in parliament.

Published 04 Mar, 2021 08:45pm

Europe

Ukraine PM warns of new lockdown as virus cases surge

Ukraine has recorded over 1.3 million infections and more than 26,000 deaths from the virus since the pandemic began.

Published 04 Mar, 2021 08:44pm

Africa

S.Africa excess deaths nearly triple official virus fatalities

Vaccine procurement has been sluggish and inoculation only started last month.

Published 04 Mar, 2021 08:42pm

Europe

EU to vaccinate 'all who need' by end of summer: official

"The issue is no longer about (having enough) vaccines, in Europe we have plenty of vaccines available," said the French EU official, a former businessman.

Published 04 Mar, 2021 08:39pm

USA

US jobless claims data points to continued employment struggles

An additional 436,696 people, not seasonally adjusted, filed claims under PUA program aiding freelance workers, bringing total new applications to nearly 1.2 million.

Published 04 Mar, 2021 08:37pm

Europe

Sweden approves AstraZeneca vaccine for people over 65

Germany on Thursday also recommended the vaccine for people over the age of 65 as did Belgium the day before.

Published 04 Mar, 2021 08:35pm

Europe

Brexit tensions soar over Northern Ireland

The changes have caused widespread confusion among businesses, with some UK suppliers refusing to ship goods across the Irish Sea.

Published 04 Mar, 2021 08:22pm

Europe

Russia has vaccinated two million, says Putin

Putin also noted that nine of Russia's 85 regions had not yet administered any doses.

Published 04 Mar, 2021 08:21pm

Europe

Germany approves AstraZeneca jab for over-65s

Germany had previously said it lacked sufficient data to greenlight the vaccine for older people.

Published 04 Mar, 2021 08:19pm

Africa

Ghana court dismisses the opposition's election challenge

He accused the electoral commission of inflating the vote tally in favour of the 76-year-old incumbent.

Published 04 Mar, 2021 08:19pm

Africa

Most African countries to begin vaccination drives by end of March: WHO

The world's poorest continent faces logistical and financial obstacles to securing all the vaccines it needs, but the WHO-led COVAX facility has begun to bear fruit.
This week Africa has been at the forefront of COVAX facility deliveries, finally, with almost 10 million vaccine doses being delivered to 11 countries as of this morning.

Updated 04 Mar, 2021 09:51pm

South Asia

Philippines receives its first AztraZeneca vaccines under COVAX

The country hopes to get a total of 4.58 million doses of AstraZeneca shots via COVAX by May, and the newly arrived 487,200 doses are the initial shipment.
"With every dose that we will administer, we are inching towards a safer recovery from this pandemic," Health Secretary Francisco Duque said in a statement.

Published 04 Mar, 2021 07:27pm

Europe

Sweden registers 4,838 new COVID-19 cases, 13 deaths on Thursday

The country of 10 million inhabitants registered 13 new deaths, taking the total to 12,977. The deaths registered have occurred over several days and sometimes weeks.
Sweden's death rate per capita is many times higher than that of its Nordic neighbours' but lower than in several European countries that opted for lockdowns.

Published 04 Mar, 2021 07:25pm

South Asia

Myanmar police break up protests again after bloodiest day since coup

UN envoy says 38 killed in Wednesday's violence.
Security forces opened fire with live rounds in several towns.
Suu Kyi's party says flags to fly at half mast at its offices.
UN Security Council to discuss situation on Friday – diplomats.

Published 04 Mar, 2021 07:21pm

USA

Biden says he will sign election reform bill

I look forward to signing it into law ... so that together we can strengthen and restore American democracy for the next election and all those to come.
The bill must still clear a divided US Senate.

Published 04 Mar, 2021 07:14pm

Europe

Britain told EU about post-Brexit trade move earlier this week: PM's spokesman

We notified the European Commission at official level earlier this week, we also informed the Irish government earlier this week, and then Lord Frost last night in his call with Sefcovic obviously discussed this at length and set out the rationale and reasons for it.
These types of operational measures are well precedented and common in other international trade agreements and are entirely consistent with our intention to fulfill our obligations under the protocol in good faith.

Published 04 Mar, 2021 07:09pm

Africa

Sudan to start vaccine rollout next week after getting COVAX doses

Sudan says it expects to receive the remainder of a total 3.4 million doses through COVAX, a vaccine-sharing programme co-led by the World Health Organization, in the second quarter of this year.
"This is an essential part of our battle against coronavirus," Health Minister Omer Elnageib said.

Published 04 Mar, 2021 07:03pm

Europe

Sweden recommends AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine for over 65s

There are new studies, from England and Scotland for instance, showing that Astrazeneca's vaccine offers a very good protection in these age groups.
Sweden, which has avoided imposing throughout the pandemic, registered 4,838 new coronavirus cases on Thursday, health agency statistics showed.

Updated 04 Mar, 2021 09:54pm

Europe

Ukraine confirms two cases of British coronavirus variant

The official said tests were taken on Feb. 18-19, while Ukrainian health authorities earlier this week said there was no such variant in the country.
Ukraine has faced a sharp jump in coronavirus cases in recent weeks, which Prime Minister Denys Shmygal called a "third wave" of the pandemic.

Updated 04 Mar, 2021 09:53pm

Europe

Western powers scrap plan for IAEA rebuke of Iran to make space for talks

IAEA announces new push for answers on uranium traces.
E3 abandon plan for resolution but it could return later.
Iran had bristled, threatened retaliation if voted on.
Talks between IAEA and Iran to start in early April.

Updated 04 Mar, 2021 09:53pm

USA

US weekly jobless claims increase less than expected

Initial claims for state unemployment benefits totaled a seasonally adjusted 745,000 for the week ended Feb. 27, compared to 736,000 in the prior week.
Stormy weather in the South left large parts of Texas without power or water for days. The deep freeze shut oil production and refineries in Texas, the biggest producer of natural gas and oil in the United States.

Updated 04 Mar, 2021 09:53pm

Europe

Hungary toughens COVID-19 lockdown to curb ‘very strong’ third wave

Most shops to be closed under new measures.
Primary schools shift to remote learning.
Daily new COVID-19 cases hit a three-month high.

Published 04 Mar, 2021 06:27pm

Europe

Poland says looser coronavirus restrictions possible in May

Poland's new daily coronavirus cases will reach 15,250 on Thursday, he said, having jumped to 15,698 on Wednesday in one of the biggest spikes since November.
"If we see the peak of the pandemic at the cusp of March and April then we probably have a loosening path ahead of us."

Published 04 Mar, 2021 06:25pm

USA

Rio de Janeiro announces curfew as Brazil battles brutal COVID wave

The city of 6.7 million people will impose a curfew from 11 p.m. to 5 a.m. and order restaurants to close at 5 p.m., while certain businesses, such as clubs, will be shut altogether.
While COVID-19 deaths and infections are falling globally, that is not the case in Brazil, where a record 1,910 people died from the virus on Wednesday.

Published 04 Mar, 2021 06:20pm

Europe

EU says no talks under way to buy Russia's COVID-19 vaccine

"Currently no talks are ongoing to integrate the Sputnik vaccine in the portfolio," a Commission spokesman told a news conference.
Earlier on Thursday, the European Medicines Agency (EMA) said it had begun a rolling review of the Sputnik V vaccine, which could lead to its approval for use in all 27 EU countries.

Published 04 Mar, 2021 06:15pm

Africa

Kenya's 2021/22 budget deficit target must not exceed 7.5% of GDP

It also recommended that the finance ministry restructure some state-owned companies, especially highly indebted ones, with the aim of privatising some of them by the end of 2021/22.
The committee urges the National Treasury to commit to strict adherence ... in order to avoid expanding the deficit while at the same time protecting the key growth sectors.

Published 04 Mar, 2021 06:07pm

Europe

EU to extend COVID vaccine export controls to end of June

The mechanism was set up at the end of January as a reaction to vaccine makers' announcements of delays in the deliveries of COVID-19 vaccines to the EU.
It is due to expire at the end of March, but the European Commission wants to extend it through June, the two officials said.=

Published 04 Mar, 2021 06:05pm

Europe

Germany approves AstraZeneca for over-65s

It added that the Permanent Vaccination authority recommended extending to the maximum 12 weeks the period between receiving the first and second doses of the vaccine.
"This is good news for older people who are waiting for a vaccine. They can now be vaccinated more quickly," the ministry said.

Published 04 Mar, 2021 06:01pm

South Asia

EU suspends development funds in Myanmar after coup

The 27-nation bloc informed a committee of the World Trade Organization on Thursday that it had put on hold all development cooperation that would support the military authorities, a Geneva-based trade official said.
The European Commission, the EU executive, confirmed it had put on hold the budgetary support, which has typically gone to schools, elections and rural development and is worth hundreds of millions of euros over several years.

Published 04 Mar, 2021 05:57pm

South Asia

Iran giving encouraging signs about resuming nuclear diplomacy

The source added that European powers Britain, France and Germany have decided to pause the submission of a resolution critical of Iran at the International Atomic Energy Agency in order to give diplomacy a chance and not harm the prospects of an informal nuclear meeting.

Published 04 Mar, 2021 05:56pm

Europe

Erdogan urges lifting US sanctions on Iran, return to JCPOA

Tehran and Washington have said they want the other side to move first to hold talks to salvage the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA), under which Tehran secured an easing of sanctions by limiting its nuclear work.
Last month, Erdogan told Iranian President Hassan Rouhani in a phone call that he saw a window of opportunity for Iran and the United States, adding he wanted US sanctions on Tehran to be lifted.

Published 04 Mar, 2021 05:54pm

Europe

Ukraine firm Lekhim will deliver first batch of Sinovac vaccines by March 15

Ukrainian health minister Maksym Stepanov this week said the shipments of the Sinovac vaccine would likely be delayed, as first reported by Reuters last month.
In December, Ukraine signed a contract to buy around 1.9 million doses of the Sinovac vaccine.

Published 04 Mar, 2021 05:52pm

Middle East

Saudi prince pushes on with $500bn megacity as US points the finger over Khashoggi killing

Yet preparations for NEOM, the $500 billion signature project in Prince Mohammed bin Salman's drive to diversify Saudi Arabia's economy, are well underway.
The scale of the project is vast and the region already has well-established transport and business hubs in Dubai, Abu Dhabi and Qatar.

Published 04 Mar, 2021 05:43pm

USA

El Salvador seeks IMF funding, sees 'golden opportunity' for economy, says finance minister

"It will help us leverage the budgetary gaps for 2021, 2022 and 2023" and help lower the highs costs associated with El Salvador's debt, Zelaya said.
"What (the ruling) New Ideas party and President Bukele achieved on Sunday is truly a golden opportunity for El Salvador's economy to take off," said Zelaya.

Published 04 Mar, 2021 05:42pm

Middle East

Yemen's Huthis claim missile strike on Saudi Aramco plant

The Iran-aligned rebels have struck Aramco facilities in the past, underscoring the vulnerability of Saudi Arabia's expensive oil infrastructure.

Published 04 Mar, 2021 05:40pm

South Asia

Myanmar anti-coup protesters return after deadliest day

More than 50 people have been killed since the military takeover, UN envoy to Myanmar Christine Schraner Burgener told reporters.

Published 04 Mar, 2021 05:40pm

Europe

Greece assesses damage from 6.3 magnitude quake

Repeated aftershocks have struck the area, including a strong 5.2 magnitude tremor on Wednesday evening.

Published 04 Mar, 2021 05:34pm

USA

US and UK agree to suspend tariffs and seek aircraft row resolution

The Donald Trump administration had imposed tariffs on an array of EU food, wine and spirits, including on Scotch whisky, which the industry says are putting its future at risk.
The United Kingdom and the United States are undertaking a four-month tariff suspension to ease the burden on industry and take a bold, joint step towards resolving the longest running disputes at the World Trade Organization.

Published 04 Mar, 2021 05:29pm

Europe

EU investigating Teva for blocking rivals to multiple sclerosis drug

This repeatedly blocked the entry of its generic competitor who was obliged to file a new legal challenge each time.
"We do not believe that Teva adopted anti-competitive behaviors in relation to Copaxone," the company said in a statement.

Published 04 Mar, 2021 05:29pm

Europe

UK and others agree to fast-track adapted Covid vaccines

More than 123,000 people have died of Covid-19 across the UK, in one of the world's worst outbreaks.

Published 04 Mar, 2021 05:27pm

South Asia

Hong Kong removed from economic freedom ranking it once dominated

The Heritage Foundation publishes an annual Index of Economic Freedom ranking countries and territories for how business-friendly their regulations and laws are.

Published 04 Mar, 2021 05:21pm

Europe

Sweden attacker identified as 22-year-old Afghan: media

A police statement early Thursday revised the number of injured in the attack to seven from eight but did not give further details.

Published 04 Mar, 2021 05:14pm

South Asia

'Everything will be ok': Myanmar mourns teen killed protesting

She was one of at least 38 people the United Nations said were killed on Wednesday, Myanmar's deadliest day since the coup.

Published 04 Mar, 2021 05:12pm

Europe

France chides EU allies over Israel vaccine plan

"This is what guarantees the solidarity among member states that is more essential than ever," it said in a statement late Wednesday.

Published 04 Mar, 2021 05:10pm

Africa

Ethiopian, Eritrean troops behind possible 'war crimes' in Tigray: UN

The UN High Commissioner for Human Rights pointed out that her office was continuing to receive information of ongoing fighting in central Tigray in particular.

Published 04 Mar, 2021 05:00pm

South Asia

Seven ethnic Hazaras killed in eastern Afghanistan

Juma Gul Hemat confirmed the murders, adding that four people had been arrested as part of an ongoing investigation.

Published 04 Mar, 2021 04:58pm

Europe

Queen Elizabeth II's husband has 'successful' heart procedure

Philip has now spent more than two weeks in hospital, his longest every stay, raising fears for his health because of his advanced age.

Published 04 Mar, 2021 04:54pm

Europe

Eurozone unemployment stable as virus still bites

Youth unemployment, which has skyrocketed during the Covid crisis, edged lower to 17.1 percent, Eurostat said.

Published 04 Mar, 2021 04:52pm

Europe

Covid cases rising again in Europe: WHO

WHO's Europe region comprises 53 nations and vaccination drives have begun in 45.

Published 04 Mar, 2021 04:47pm

Middle East

Pope says he will visit Iraq as 'pilgrim of peace'

"I long to meet you, to see your faces, to visit your land, ancient and extraordinary cradle of civilisation," the pope said.

Published 04 Mar, 2021 04:45pm

Middle East

Europeans drop plan to condemn Iran at UN nuclear watchdog

IAEA Director General Rafael Grossi is expected to hold a press conference at 1100 GMT.

Published 04 Mar, 2021 04:44pm

Europe

French court acquits ex-PM Balladur in corruption trial

Balladur, 91, had been accused of funnelling illicit commissions from arms deals to his unsuccessful presidential campaign in 1995.

Published 04 Mar, 2021 04:42pm

Europe

Russia's Sputnik vaccine takes key step to EU approval

The regulator added that it would "assess Sputnik V's compliance with the usual EU standards for effectiveness, safety and quality."

Published 04 Mar, 2021 04:40pm

Europe

Coronavirus toll at 1100 GMT Thursday

At least 115,130,940 cases of coronavirus have been registered.

Published 04 Mar, 2021 04:39pm

South Asia

UN tells Myanmar military to 'stop murdering' protesters

UN rights chief Michelle Bachelet urged security forces to "halt their vicious crackdown on peaceful protesters".

Published 04 Mar, 2021 04:39pm

USA

Hate Crimes Targeting Asian-Americans Spiked by 150% in 2020

Hate-fuelled attacks on Asian Americans spiked across the United States in 2020, despite the onset of a global pandemic, as according to official police statistics, this alarming trend is continuing this year.
In 2020, there were 122 incidents of hate crimes directed towards the Asian-American community, which constituted an increase of almost 150%.

Updated 04 Mar, 2021 04:50pm

World

'It's over': Macron risks losing left in Le Pen battle

A survey by Ipsos-Steria in early February showed that her chances would be significantly boosted by a mass stayaway by left-wing voters in the event she faced Macron.

Published 04 Mar, 2021 11:36am

World

France calls for 'immediate end of repression' in Myanmar: Macron

"We are by your side," Macron tweeted, adding his voice to international protests after the United Nations.

Published 04 Mar, 2021 11:09am

World

Germany to recommend AstraZeneca jab for over-65s: Merkel

Germany had previously said it lacked sufficient data to greenlight the jab for those over 65, but Merkel said that had changed thanks to recent encouraging studies.

Published 04 Mar, 2021 11:08am

World

UN says 38 dead in Myanmar's 'bloodiest' day since coup

He singled out China, a frequent US adversary that Myanmar's military has historically considered its main ally.

Published 04 Mar, 2021 11:06am

World

Biden slams 'Neanderthal' decisions to end mask mandates

The Texas and Mississippi decisions were "a big mistake," he said.

Published 04 Mar, 2021 11:00am

World

Blinken calls China biggest 'test,' vows US strength

He vowed to champion the rights of Hong Kong and the ethnic Uighurs, saying that if not, "China will act with even greater impunity."

Published 04 Mar, 2021 10:59am

World

EU commission seeks to tackle gender pay gap

"Through the introduction of rules on pay transparency and a mechanism to enforce it, workers will have the tools to get the necessary information on potential pay differentials," Dalli said.

Published 04 Mar, 2021 10:50am

World

Brazil reports 2nd straight day of record Covid deaths

With a surge in cases currently pushing health systems to the limit in many areas, the country of 212 million people.

Published 04 Mar, 2021 10:49am

World

EU warns UK over delayed N. Ireland food checks

"This is the second time that the UK government is set to breach international law," Sefcovic warned.

Published 04 Mar, 2021 10:47am

World

Iceland braces for potential volcanic eruption

A 5.7-magnitude earthquake was registered in the area last week.

Published 04 Mar, 2021 10:42am

World

Sao Paulo back on 'code red' as Covid batters Brazil

Brazil has the second-highest death toll in the pandemic, after the United Sates: more than 257,000.

Published 04 Mar, 2021 10:39am

World

Defiant Sarkozy on offensive after graft conviction

With three other legal cases pending against him, Monday's conviction deals a blow to any hope Sarkozy has of making another political comeback after a failed bid to win a presidential nomination in 2016.

Published 04 Mar, 2021 10:36am

World

ICC opens Israeli-Palestinians war crimes probe

Gambian-born Bensouda said the formal investigation followed a "painstaking" five-year preliminary probe, and vowed it would be conducted "independently, impartially and objectively, without fear or favour."

Published 04 Mar, 2021 10:31am

World

Yemen's Houthis say they fired missile at Saudi Aramco site in Jeddah

There was no immediate confirmation from Saudi authorities.

Published 04 Mar, 2021 09:54am

World

Germany's confirmed coronavirus cases rise by 11,912

The reported death toll rose by 359 to 71,240, the tally showed.

Published 04 Mar, 2021 09:51am

World

US House passes sweeping election bill, Senate prospects unclear

The measure also comes as lawmakers in 43 states have introduced legislation to place more limits on voting, according to the Brennan Center for Justice.

Published 04 Mar, 2021 09:49am

World

Mexico reports 7,793 new coronavirus cases and 857 more deaths

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

Published 04 Mar, 2021 09:39am

World

US contractor dead after rockets hit Iraqi base

BAGHDAD: A US contractor died of cardiac failure after rocket fire hit an Iraqi base hosting coalition troops...

Updated 04 Mar, 2021 09:38am

Europe

Strong earthquake damages dozens of buildings in Greece

DAMASI, (Greece): A strong 6.3-magnitude earthquake hit central Greece on Wednesday, damaging dozens of buildings,...

Updated 04 Mar, 2021 09:38am

Middle East

Kuwait forms new govt

KUWAIT CITY: Kuwait's ruler Sheikh Nawaf al-Ahmad Al-Sabah greenlighted Wednesday the Gulf country's new cabinet...

Updated 04 Mar, 2021 09:38am

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