News Archives for World - 2021-03-25

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South Asia

India has not banned COVID-19 vaccine exports, will keep supplying in phased manner

"This position remains unchanged. We have not imposed any ban on exports of vaccines, unlike many other countries," said the source.

Published 25 Mar, 2021 11:58pm

USA

Biden to set new COVID vaccine targets in first White House press conference

Biden said last week that his goal of having 100 million vaccine shots administered was being met early and promised to announce a new goal this week.

Updated 26 Mar, 2021 12:05am

Europe

Germany to impose quarantine on travelers from France- sources

Germany is struggling to tame the pandemic despite a lockdown introduced in November that was recently extended until mid-April.

Updated 26 Mar, 2021 12:05am

World

Pfizer, BioNTech launch COVID-19 vaccine trial in kids under 12

The first volunteers in the early-stage trial were given their first injections on Wednesday, Pfizer spokesperson Sharon Castillo said.

Updated 26 Mar, 2021 12:04am

Europe

Italy reports 460 coronavirus deaths on Thursday, 23,696 new cases

Some 349,472 tests for COVID-19 were carried out in the past day, compared with a previous 363,767, the health ministry said.

Updated 26 Mar, 2021 12:04am

Europe

France reports 4,709 people in intensive care with COVID, a high for 2021

The seven-day moving average of new cases is now at moer than 33,000 per day, the highest level since mid-November, during France's second lockdown.

Updated 26 Mar, 2021 12:04am

Europe

UK records 63 deaths from COVID-19, 6,397 new cases

The 63 daily deaths were down from the 98 recorded the day before, continuing the downward trend in fatalities.

Updated 26 Mar, 2021 12:04am

World

AstraZeneca says COVID-19 vaccine 76pc effective in new analysis, to seek U.S. approval

AstraZeneca also reiterated that the shot, developed with Oxford University, was 100pc effective against severe or critical forms of the disease.

Updated 26 Mar, 2021 12:04am

Europe

UK sanctions business interests of Myanmar military in joint move with US

The British foreign ministry said it would target military-owned conglomerate Myanmar Economic Holdings Ltd, citing serious human rights violations against the Rohingya and its association with senior military figures.

Published 25 Mar, 2021 09:02pm

USA

US govt revises Q4 2020 growth up slightly to 4.3pc

The world's largest economy saw whipsaw growth last year as the Covid-19 pandemic forced businesses to close and lay off employees en masse.

Published 25 Mar, 2021 08:56pm

Europe

Sweden to resume AstraZeneca jabs for over 65s

The vaccine is of great use for the elderly, among whom many fall seriously ill each day.
"At the same time, we haven't seen these rare and serious side effects among our elderly. That is the background to why we are lifting the suspension for people older than 65."

Published 25 Mar, 2021 08:53pm

Europe

Variant sweeps Hungary to world-high weekly Covid death rate

Almost 12,000 coronavirus patients are currently being treated in hospitals, including nearly 1,500 on ventilators.

Published 25 Mar, 2021 08:51pm

Europe

Denmark extends AstraZeneca vaccine pause for three weeks

WHO has urged countries to continue administering the vaccine, arguing the benefits outweigh the risks.

Published 25 Mar, 2021 08:50pm

Europe

Sweden resumes use of AstraZeneca jab for seniors

Sweden, a country of 10.3 million inhabitants, has so far recorded 773,690 cases of Covid-19 and 13,373 associated deaths.

Published 25 Mar, 2021 08:48pm

Middle East

Iraq gets 336,000 vaccine doses through UN initiative

Covid-19 cases in Iraq have soared, with a new record of 6,513 new confirmed infections in 24 hours, including 33 deaths, registered on Thursday.

Published 25 Mar, 2021 08:47pm

USA

Fed's Barkin says watch the data, rate hikes no article of faith

"I don't think it matters. I think what matters is the outcomes we actually get," Barkin said.
The Fed's pledge not to raise rates or curb $120 billion in monthly bond purchases until the economy more clearly recovers "is quite explicit and outcome based," Barkin said.

Published 25 Mar, 2021 08:45pm

Europe

EU regulator calls in experts over AstraZeneca jab

The Amsterdam-based regulator last week declared the jab was "safe and effective" and not linked to clotting.

Published 25 Mar, 2021 08:45pm

South Asia

US, UK sanction Myanmar junta companies as crackdown continues

Washington announced it was also imposing sanctions on Myanmar Economic Corporation Limited (MEC).

Published 25 Mar, 2021 08:42pm

Europe

Turkey says conveyed sensitivity about Uighurs to Chinese minister

Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi met Cavusoglu on Thursday as Uighur Muslims protested in Turkey against the treatment of their ethnic kin in the western Chinese region of Xinjiang.
In a tweet after their talks, Cavusoglu said Turkey and China would enhance their cooperation in the pandemic and on vaccines.

Published 25 Mar, 2021 08:40pm

Europe

Macron's Covid strategy: 'third way' or wrong way?

Faced with surging new coronavirus cases, Prime Minister Jean Castex announced the new measures last Thursday for around 20 million people living in Paris as well as regions in the north and south-east.

Published 25 Mar, 2021 08:36pm

World

Libya demands mercenary pullout as European top diplomats visit

French Foreign Minister echoed her call, saying their departure "is essential for the Libyan state to assert its sovereignty".

Published 25 Mar, 2021 08:36pm

Europe

Russia begins producing third COVID-19 vaccine

The most well-known Russian coronavirus vaccine is Sputnik V. Moscow has also given emergency approval to two shots, EpiVacCorona and CoviVac.
The third Russian vaccine is entering civilian circulation and will appear in the regions in the coming days.

Published 25 Mar, 2021 08:36pm

Europe

EU to further study blood clot cases linked to AstraZeneca's COVID-19 vaccine

External medical experts and two public representatives are expected to give their views on possible reasons for the clots, how they are occurring and other possible risks, the European Medicines Agency said.
The EMA and World Health Organization backed the vaccine's safety last week, but a poll showed European confidence had taken a hit after at least 17 countries suspended or delayed use following reports of hospitalisations with clotting issues and bleeding.

Published 25 Mar, 2021 08:25pm

Europe

Moscow administers quarter of all Russian vaccine doses used so far

This indicates that approximately a quarter of the vaccine doses used in Russia so far were administered in the capital. President Vladimir Putin said on Monday that 4.3 million Russians had been fully inoculated against COVID-19 thus far.

Published 25 Mar, 2021 08:24pm

Europe

Merkel: EU joint debt plan must remain 'one-off' instrument

German chancellor urges lawmakers to back EU recovery fund.
Merkel calls fund 'indispensable' tool to overcome crisis.
Bundestag lower house of parliament ratifies legislation.
Legal challenges could slow down further ratification.

Published 25 Mar, 2021 08:13pm

Europe

OneWeb launches 36 satellites from Russia to extend internet orbit

OneWeb said this was the second in a five-launch programme that will enable its connectivity to reach all regions north of 50 degrees latitude by the middle of 2021.
"These services will cover the United Kingdom, Alaska, Northern Europe, Greenland, Iceland, the Arctic Seas and Canada, and will be switched on before the end of the year," it said.

Published 25 Mar, 2021 08:10pm

USA

US weekly jobless claims hit one-year low; fourth-quarter GDP revised up

Weekly jobless claims drop 97,000 to 684,000.
Continuing claims fall 264,000 to 3.870 million.
Fourth-quarter GDP growth revised up to 4.3%.

Published 25 Mar, 2021 08:07pm

USA

Fed to support economy until recovery 'well and truly done,' Clarida says

It will take some time for economic activity and employment to return to levels that prevailed at the business cycle peak reached last February. We are committed to using our full range of tools to support the economy until the job is well and truly done.
The Fed now sees the US unemployment rate falling to 3.5%, roughly where it was before the pandemic, by the end of 2023.

Published 25 Mar, 2021 07:54pm

South Asia

'Helpless': alarm after India delays vaccines to COVAX programme for poor countries

UNICEF, a UN agency responsible for distributing vaccines through the global COVAX programme, it expects deliveries of the vaccines to be delayed this month and next.
We understand that deliveries of COVID-19 vaccines to lower-income economies participating in the COVAX Facility will likely face delays following a setback in securing export licenses for further doses of COVID-19 vaccines produced by the Serum Institute of India (SII), expected to be shipped in March and April.

Published 25 Mar, 2021 07:52pm

Europe

Russia to resume flights to Germany, Venezuela next month

Russia suspended international flights in March last year at the start of the pandemic but has since resumed a selected number of routes.

Published 25 Mar, 2021 07:51pm

Africa

Nigeria's parliament could pass oil reform bill in April

"The National Assembly has expressed the intent to pass the PIB bill in April 2021," said Timipre Sylva, speaking to reporters in the capital Abuja.
The bill would change the structure of state oil company NNPC, amend oil and gas taxes and revenue-sharing and create new regulatory bodies, among other things, to make Nigeria's oil sector more dynamic and efficient.

Published 25 Mar, 2021 07:36pm

South Asia

Philippines deploys more navy ships to disputed sea amid row with China

China says the fishing boats are sheltering from poor weather near the reef, which it claims is part of the contested Spratly Islands.

Published 25 Mar, 2021 07:17pm

Europe

Poland tightens partial lockdown as cases hit new record

Poland's health ministry on Thursday reported a daily increase of 34,151 cases and an additional 520 Covid-related deaths.

Published 25 Mar, 2021 07:15pm

Europe

Coronavirus toll at 1100 GMT Thursday

At least 124,813,160 cases of coronavirus have been registered.

Published 25 Mar, 2021 07:11pm

USA

Canada's top court upholds pillar of Trudeau's plan to fight climate change

Noting that climate change is a threat to the country as a whole, the country's top court upheld the legality of the Greenhouse Gas Pollution Pricing Act, which had been challenged by the provinces of Alberta, Saskatchewan and Ontario.
"Parliament has jurisdiction to enact this law as a matter of national concern," Chief Justice Richard Wagner wrote in the ruling.

Updated 25 Mar, 2021 07:34pm

Africa

Eleven killed in attacks in western Niger

The assailants "encircled the villages" and ran down and killed people who tried to flee, the official said.

Published 25 Mar, 2021 07:09pm

Europe

UK offers tax relief to more companies with 1.5bn-pound plan

The move comes on top of the 16 billion pounds in business rates relief already paid to or earmarked for retail, hospitality and leisure businesses.
By providing more targeted support than the business rates appeals system, our approach will help protect and support jobs in businesses across the country.

Updated 25 Mar, 2021 07:31pm

South Asia

Thailand approves Johnson & Johnson's COVID-19 vaccine

Anutin Charnvirankul told reporters the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) had approved the vaccine, in addition to those of AstraZeneca and Sinovac Biotech, which have already been administered in the country.
J&J's vaccine is called COVID Vaccine Janssen after the J&J unit that developed it.

Published 25 Mar, 2021 07:06pm

Europe

UK PM Johnson says wants openness on EU vaccine trade

"One thing I would say is that we're on the side of openness. That's where we are. I don't want to see blockades of vaccines or medicines, I don't think that's the way forward either for us or any of our friends," Johnson said in a pooled interview for broadcasters.
He also denied a report that he said capitalism and greed gave Britain its success in vaccinating its population.

Published 25 Mar, 2021 07:05pm

Europe

Denmark extends pause of AstraZeneca vaccine for three weeks

"We have discussed this with domestic experts, who still believe that concerns remain. That's why we are sticking with the pause," Brostrom said.

Published 25 Mar, 2021 07:04pm

Europe

Vaccine deliveries for poor nations delayed, as EU tackles shortfall

*A Gavi spokesman said the licence delays "are due to the increased demand of Covid-19 vaccines in India".

Published 25 Mar, 2021 07:00pm

South Asia

Bangladesh police fire tear gas, rubber bullets at anti-Modi protesters

A spokesperson for the march said 2,000 mainly student protesters joined the demonstration.

Published 25 Mar, 2021 06:59pm

South Asia

India locks down some towns as coronavirus cases hit 5-month high

Maharashtra reports record new cases.
Local lockdowns imposed across some districts, towns.
Nagpur eases shopping restrictions, police grapple with crowds.

Published 25 Mar, 2021 06:58pm

Europe

UK meat exports risk permanent Brexit slump: trade body

EU customers are meanwhile cancelling orders because of longer delays and higher costs to import from the UK, the BMPA said.

Published 25 Mar, 2021 06:56pm

Europe

Russia's inflation may slow to 4pc target by year-end

An increase in the inflation reading, which was driven by a depreciation of the rouble, prompted the central bank to raise rates this month.
The central bank is now expected to tighten its monetary policy further later this year to rein in a rise in consumer prices.

Published 25 Mar, 2021 06:55pm

World

Libya demands 'immediate' withdrawal of foreign mercenaries

"The departure of the mercenaries is essential for the Libyan state to assert its sovereignty," Le Drian he told the news conference.

Published 25 Mar, 2021 06:54pm

South Asia

World not tough enough on Myanmar crisis: UN expert

"I fear that the international community has only a short time remaining to act," Andrews said.

Published 25 Mar, 2021 06:45pm

South Asia

Four killed by Myanmar security forces as thousands hold street protests

Street protests resume after a day of silent strike.
Strike left towns deserted across Myanmar.
16-year-old man dies of bullet wounds in Mandalay-report.
US plans sanctions on junta-controlled conglomerates-sources.

Published 25 Mar, 2021 06:43pm

USA

Flying solo: Biden to hold his first press conference

The massacres, which have shaken Americans long numbed by mass shootings, prompted Biden to demand Congress finally tighten gun control in America, in particular banning assault weapons.

Published 25 Mar, 2021 06:42pm

USA

New US jobless claims drop below 700,000, 1st time since pandemic: govt

As of the week ended March 6, the latest for which data was available, almost 19 million people were receiving some form of aid, the data said.

Published 25 Mar, 2021 06:40pm

Middle East

Gold hub UAE toughens fight against financial crime

Through the adoption of these technical controls, the Executive Office hopes to strengthen the UAE's efforts to curb illicit flows of funds, promote asset recovery, and combat all forms of transnational financial crime.
The UAE in December declared its support for an initiative by the LBMA to improve regulation on matters such as money laundering and unethical sourcing of gold.

Published 25 Mar, 2021 06:37pm

Europe

UK public inflation expectations cool again in March

Economists from Citi said improvements in the economic outlook appeared to be reducing fears of high inflation and uncertainty among members of the public.
"All of these developments suggest the risks surrounding inflation expectations - and in particular the risk expectations could become de-anchored to the upside - may be beginning to ease," the said.

Published 25 Mar, 2021 06:29pm

Europe

Belarusian opposition calls for new wave of protests against Lukashenko

Opposition says Lukashenko rigged election.
He denies electoral fraud, has cracked down on protests.
His opponents call for a new wave of protests.

Published 25 Mar, 2021 06:27pm

Middle East

US ambassador tells Lebanese leaders it is time to form government

"Now that we are almost eight months without a fully-empowered government, isn't now the time to let go of those demands? To begin compromising?" US ambassador Dorothy Shea said after meeting Lebanese President Michel Aoun.
"Right now, there is a need for courageous leaders, who are ready to put aside their partisan differences and work together to rescue the country from the multiple crises and self-inflected wounds it is facing," Shea said.

Published 25 Mar, 2021 06:19pm

South Asia

Aussie Rules match falls short of post-COVID crowd record

Authorities in Australia's southern state of Victoria, of which Melbourne is the capital, on Tuesday lifted a cap on crowds at sporting events to 75% from 50% of stadium capacity after declaring the state officially COVID-free.
The crowd was the biggest for a sporting fixture in the southern hemisphere since the shutdown of sport caused by the pandemic last year, bettering the 49,218 who turned out at the MCG last week for Carlton's match against Richmond.

Published 25 Mar, 2021 05:59pm

USA

Brazil's central bank trims 2021 GDP growth forecast to 3.6pc, cites pandemic

"The recent worsening of the health crisis will perhaps interrupt or delay the recovery of economic activity," the central bank said.
The central bank's 3.6% growth forecast for this year is still higher than the government's official 3.2% projection.

Published 25 Mar, 2021 05:48pm

Europe

Denmark to extend suspension of AstraZeneca COVID shot amid doubts

Our basis for making a final decision on the further use of the COVID-19 vaccine by AstraZeneca is too uncertain.
"Many studies have been launched, but we do not yet have any conclusions. That is why we have decided to extend the suspension."

Published 25 Mar, 2021 05:45pm

Europe

UK gives Facebook, Giphy five days to address competition concerns

The UK's Competition and Markets Authority began an initial investigation in January at a time when the US-based social media network firm was under global regulatory scrutiny over antitrust concerns.
The company had said that Giphy's integrations with other social platforms like Twitter Snapchat and ByteDance's TikTok would not change.

Published 25 Mar, 2021 05:38pm

South Asia

India's daily virus cases cross 50,000 on lockdown anniversary

The country's known coronavirus cases are approaching 12 million, with more than 160,000 deaths.

Published 25 Mar, 2021 05:23pm

Africa

S.Africa's top court hears bid to jail 'cynical' Zuma for contempt

The former leader testified only once, in July 2019, before staging a walkout days later.

Published 25 Mar, 2021 05:20pm

Africa

Mozambique soldiers 'pursuing' insurgents in key town

The militants raided the coastal town on Wednesday afternoon, forcing terrified residents to flee into surrounding forest.

Published 25 Mar, 2021 05:19pm

Europe

Saarland, first German state to end virus shutdown from April 6

People who visit them will have to abide by hygiene rules and present a negative antigen rapid test, he said.

Published 25 Mar, 2021 05:17pm

Europe

Navalny allies raise health concerns about jailed Kremlin critic

"According to the results of the examination, his state of health was assessed as stable and satisfactory," the Federal Prison Service (FSIN) said.

Published 25 Mar, 2021 05:15pm

World

Suez Canal suspends traffic as bid to refloat grounded ship hits trouble

Satellite pictures released by Planet Labs Inc show the 59-metre wide container ship wedged diagonally across the entire canal.

Published 25 Mar, 2021 05:12pm

Europe

Belarus opposition to restart protests as crackdown widens

The opposition has since changed tactics, calling for supporters to gather in small groups in every district.

Published 25 Mar, 2021 05:08pm

Africa

DR Congo probes police chief over murder of rights activist

General John Numbi is suspected of orchestrating the killing of Floribert Chebeya, whose body was found in his car on the outskirts of Kinshasa in June 2010.

Published 25 Mar, 2021 05:06pm

Africa

Hotel Rwanda 'hero' refuses trial, star US witness takes stand

Rwandan Justice Minister Johnston Busingye admitted in an interview with Al-Jazeera last month that the government had paid for the flight.

Published 25 Mar, 2021 05:04pm

Middle East

Half of Israelis fully vaccinated, Palestinians lag

Israel vaccinated more than 100,000 Palestinian workers with permits to enter Israel or Jewish settlements in the West Bank.

Published 25 Mar, 2021 05:03pm

Europe

EU leaders wrestle with vaccine woes as Biden drops in

The Europeans are angry that UK-based pharma giant AstraZeneca has failed to meet its vaccine delivery promises to the EU while ensuring smoother supplies to former member Britain.

Published 25 Mar, 2021 04:59pm

Middle East

Saudi official denies death threat made to UN investigator

Khashoggi, a Saudi insider-turned-critic who wrote for The Washington Post, was killed and dismembered inside the Saudi consulate in Istanbul.

Published 25 Mar, 2021 04:56pm

Europe

EU races to catch up on Covid-19 vaccines as Brazil deaths cross 300,000

UK Prime Minister warned that the EU risked long-term damage to its reputation if it imposed "a blockade".

Published 25 Mar, 2021 04:54pm

South Asia

India delays vaccine exports as cases soar

The country's known coronavirus cases are approaching 12 million, with more than 160,000 deaths.

Published 25 Mar, 2021 04:49pm

Africa

South Sudan receives first batch of Covid-19 vaccines

The jabs arrived with 132,500 syringes and 1,325 boxes for the safe disposal of needles.

Published 25 Mar, 2021 04:46pm

World

Covax vaccines for poor countries delayed by India: Gavi

SII is manufacturing vaccines for 64 lower-income countries via Covax, and for India's domestic vaccination campaign.

Published 25 Mar, 2021 04:42pm

South Asia

China squeezes Western brands as Xinjiang backlash builds

Global brands are often consumed by PR crisis' in China after touching politically-sensitive subjects.

Published 25 Mar, 2021 04:40pm

Europe

Greece celebrates revolution bicentennial with pomp and allies

EU leaders later on Thursday will begin a two-day video summit that will also discuss relations with Ankara.

Published 25 Mar, 2021 04:37pm

World

European top diplomats visit Libya in show of support

Maas said Thursday's visit aimed to show their "support for the new government in the next steps".

Published 25 Mar, 2021 04:35pm

Europe

Ukraine sets record virus deaths for third straight day

Ukraine has recorded over 1.5 million infections and more than 31,000 deaths since the start of the pandemic.

Published 25 Mar, 2021 04:31pm

Europe

France vows 'firm' stance on forced labour in EU-China deal

EU-China ties soured this week, as the bloc joined the US, Britain and Canada in imposing fresh sanctions on Chinese officials over the crackdown on Uyghurs.

Published 25 Mar, 2021 04:29pm

Europe

French far-right pundit Zemmour provokes and teases ambitions

Recent media surveys suggest audiences sometimes peak at more than one million people, compared with under 100,000 on average before he began.

Published 25 Mar, 2021 04:27pm

USA

Biden aims to "absolutely" run for a second term, despite age: Reports

President Joe Biden looks likely to run for a second term, despite his age and his image of a "transitional president" to bring the Democratic Party back in power.
Despite being the oldest President in American history at the age of 78, Biden would be 82 when running for his second term.

Updated 25 Mar, 2021 03:56pm

Middle East

Saudi official denies threat to harm UN Khashoggi investigator

A senior Saudi official denied on Thursday he had threatened to harm the human rights expert who led the U.N. investigation into the murder of journalist Jamal Khashoggi, after the United Nations confirmed the expert’s account of the threat.
She has called for sanctions against Prince Mohammed over the killing of Khashoggi. The prince denies any involvement but has said he bears ultimate responsibility as it happened under his watch.

Published 25 Mar, 2021 03:14pm

World

China says keeping peace on Korean peninsula is common goal of mankind

The North launched two ballistic missiles into the sea near Japan, underscoring its weaponry advances.

Published 25 Mar, 2021 02:51pm

World

EU says Organic farming must grow to reach green goals, EU says

Farmers' association Copa-Cogeca said in a statement further policies and product innovation would be needed to ensure organic farmers can fend off weeds and pests.

Published 25 Mar, 2021 02:43pm

World

China says will safeguard Iran nuclear deal, defend Sino-Iran relations

Ministry spokesman Gao Feng told a news briefing that China has not receive notices of sanctions on Iranian oil from the Biden administration.

Published 25 Mar, 2021 02:42pm

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USD PKR Interbank Buying / Nov 2	276.72 ▼ -0.03
USD to Japanese Yen / Nov 3	157.84 ▼ -0.01
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India Sensex / Nov 3	76,288.65
Hang Seng / Nov 3	23,500.97
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Germany DAX 30 / Nov 3	25,725.38
France CAC40 / Nov 3	7,999.61
S&P 500 / Nov 2	7,541.40
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