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USA

US aiming for 'stability' but not 'trust' with Russia: W.House

Biden called on Putin to "de-escalate tensions," according to the White House, and also proposed a summit in a third country.

Published 13 Apr, 2021 11:53pm

Europe

EU Parliament nears UK trade deal vote

The EU-UK trade pact was provisionally applied on January 1, after nine months of tough negotiations and a last minute handshake just before Christmas last year.

Published 13 Apr, 2021 11:53pm

Europe

Turkey logs 59,187 new coronavirus cases in last 24 hours, an all time high

The data also showed 273 people had lost their lives due to COVID-19 in the same period, bringing the total death toll to 34,455.

Updated 14 Apr, 2021 12:03am

USA

White House hopes U.S. and Russia can work on arms, Iran

President Joe Biden proposed a summit with Russian President Vladimir Putin during a telephone call on Tuesday, and spokeswoman Jen Psaki said she hoped for an honest and candid conversation between the leaders at such a meeting.

Updated 14 Apr, 2021 12:03am

USA

Canada reports first case of rare blood clotting after AstraZeneca COVID shot

The person, who was not identified and who received the inoculation produced at the Serum Institute of India, is at home and recovering.

Updated 14 Apr, 2021 12:02am

Europe

Dutch PM Rutte extends pandemic lockdown as infections rise

He said hopes that some measures could be eased on April 21 had proved illusory and they must remain in place until April 28 at the earliest.

Updated 14 Apr, 2021 12:02am

Iran tells IAEA it will enrich uranium to up to 60pc at Natanz

"Iran informed the Agency that it intends to start producing UF6 enriched up to 60pc U-235 at PFEP," the International Atomic Energy Agency report to member states said.

Updated 14 Apr, 2021 12:02am

USA

Mexico reports 4,293 new coronavirus cases, 592 more deaths

The government says the real case numbers are likely significantly higher and separate data published by the health ministry suggested the actual coronavirus death toll may be at least 60pc above the confirmed figure.

Updated 14 Apr, 2021 12:02am

Biden to give speech Wednesday on US withdrawal from Afghanistan: W. House

"The president has been consistent in his view that there's not a military solution to Afghanistan that we have been there for far too long."

Updated 14 Apr, 2021 12:02am

Putin, Biden ready to 'continue dialogue' to ensure global security

The statement also confirmed that Biden had proposed a summit between the two leaders, but did not say whether Putin had agreed.

Updated 14 Apr, 2021 12:02am

Africa

No decision yet on J&J COVID-19 vaccine, top South African adviser says

The Ministerial Advisory Committee on vaccines would "be looking at all the issues shortly," the committee's chair Barry Schoub told Reuters.

Published 13 Apr, 2021 10:11pm

WHO says awaits EMA, FDA reviews of J&J COVID-19 vaccine, monitoring global data

U.S. federal health agencies on Tuesday recommended pausing the use of Johnson & Johnson's COVID-19 vaccine after six women under 50 given the shot developed rare blood clots.

Updated 14 Apr, 2021 12:01am

Europe

Italy reports 476 coronavirus deaths on Tuesday, 13,447 new cases

Patients in hospital with COVID-19 - not including those in intensive care - stood at 26,952 on Tuesday, down from 27,329 a day earlier.

Updated 14 Apr, 2021 12:01am

South Asia

India's Maharashtra state imposes 15-day lockdown to slow COVID-19 spread

Maharashtra, home to India's financial capital Mumbai and the country's most industrial state, has been the country's worst hit state, accounting for about a quarter of its 13.5 million cases.

Updated 14 Apr, 2021 12:01am

Europe

Britain reports 2,472 new COVID cases, 23 further deaths

Some 32.25 million people have received a first dose of a vaccine against COVID-19, according to the figures.

Updated 14 Apr, 2021 12:01am

Europe

Greek foreign minister's visit to Turkey postponed to April 15

Dendias, who had initially been set to visit on Wednesday, will meet Turkish counterpart Mevlut Cavusoglu, the ministry said.

Updated 14 Apr, 2021 12:01am

Europe

Erdogan says Turkey remains committed to full EU membership

Erdogan has downplayed EU membership in recent years as the bloc has ramped up criticism of Ankara's foreign policy and rights record, and dangled the threat of EU sanctions.

Updated 14 Apr, 2021 12:01am

Europe

Sweden's COVID infections among highest in Europe, with 'no sign of decrease'

The number of patients treated at Swedish intensive care units has now risen past the peak of the second wave around the turn of the year.

Updated 14 Apr, 2021 12:01am

Europe

France reports 5,952 people in intensive care units for Covid-19

France saw the number of people in intensive care units with COVID-19 rise by 36 to a new 2021 high of 5,952, health ministry data showed on Tuesday.

Updated 14 Apr, 2021 12:01am

USA

Canada's progress against COVID-19 being threatened by new virus variants: PM Trudeau

The number of daily cases is now over 8,100, about the same as during the peak of the second wave earlier this year.

Updated 14 Apr, 2021 12:01am

Europe

Turkey adopts 'partial closure' for Ramadan as virus surges

The new measures will go into effect on Wednesday night and the steps would be re-evaluated in two weeks.

Updated 14 Apr, 2021 12:01am

USA

US consumer prices post biggest gain in over 8-1/2 years

Consumer prices increase 0.6% in March.
CPI rises 2.6% year-on-year.
Core CPI gains 0.3%; up 1.6% year-on-year.

Published 13 Apr, 2021 08:36pm

Europe

Russia expects India to produce 50mn doses of Sputnik V each month this summer

On Monday, India, the world's second most populous nation, approved the use of Sputnik V, hailed by Dmitriev as a milestone for the vaccine.
The Russian Direct Investment Fund, which is responsible for marketing the vaccine abroad, has signed deals with six firms in India to produce more than 750 million doses of Sputnik V.

Published 13 Apr, 2021 08:25pm

Europe

Norway to ease some COVID-19 restrictions, PM says

"The infection numbers are now down. Hospitalisations are fewer. The measures look to have had an effect," Solberg told a news conference.
Norwegians will from Friday again be allowed to receive up to five guests in private homes, up from two currently, and restaurants can serve alcohol under certain conditions.

Published 13 Apr, 2021 07:57pm

Europe

Spain unaware of any delays in J&J COVID vaccine deliveries

J&J said on Tuesday it would delay the rollout of its COVID-19 vaccine in Europe and was reviewing cases of extremely rare blood clots in people after they received the shot with European health authorities.
US federal health agencies on Tuesday recommended pausing the use of the vaccine as six women under 50 developed rare blood clots after receiving the shot, dealing a fresh setback to efforts to tackle the pandemic.

Published 13 Apr, 2021 07:54pm

Europe

Iran, Russia unite against West on eve of new nuclear talks

Lavrov said Moscow still expected Washington to return to the nuclear deal with Tehran, but criticised moves he said complicated the Vienna talks.

Published 13 Apr, 2021 07:04pm

South Asia

Bangladesh virus shutdown triggers exodus from capital

The country will become virtually cut off with all international flights halted, and domestic transport curtailed.

Published 13 Apr, 2021 07:01pm

Europe

Dutch coronavirus cases resume rise over past week

The National Institute for Health (RIVM) reported 51,240 new cases in its weekly review, up 6% from the week before, with a higher concentration of new cases in young adults.

Published 13 Apr, 2021 07:00pm

Europe

NATO, US demand Russia end Ukraine build-up, West examines options

Blinken, Austin in Europe to talk about Ukraine.
West concerned about massing of Russian troops.
Russia says it's drilling forces, calls US 'adversary'.

Published 13 Apr, 2021 06:58pm

Europe

EU aims for Covid certificate launch by end of June

Member states are negotiating final details of the so-called digital green certificate and the parliament is hastening a vote, expected to be held during its next plenary June 7-10.

Published 13 Apr, 2021 06:58pm

Europe

Moscow takes measures in response to 'threatening' NATO actions

Ukraine has been fighting pro-Russia separatists in its east since 2014 when Moscow annexed Crimea.

Published 13 Apr, 2021 06:56pm

Europe

Benefits of J&J COVID-19 vaccine outweigh possible risks

"Together with the European Medicines Authority we are monitoring the situation very closely", the CBG said. "For now, the benefits of the vaccine outweigh the possible risks."

Published 13 Apr, 2021 06:56pm

USA

US consumer prices jump 2.6pc compared to March 2020: govt

Excluding volatile food and energy components, CPI in March rose 1.6 percent, year-over-year, with a 0.3 percent gain in the month.

Published 13 Apr, 2021 06:55pm

Middle East

Sudan due to send first delegation to Israel next week

One of sources, who could not be identified by name or nationality, said the Sudanese delegation would comprise security and intelligence officials. The specific date for next week's visit had yet to be finalised, the source added.
Sudan joined the United Arab Emirates, Bahrain and Morocco in agreeing to move toward normal relations with Israel in 2020 Abraham Accords deals brokered by the Trump administration.

Published 13 Apr, 2021 06:53pm

Africa

Violence in DR Congo's Goma kills 10, protests banned: official

He also signed orders banning "all public protests" in the province and closing off a commune in Goma and a neighbouring territory.

Published 13 Apr, 2021 06:47pm

Europe

Belgium to continue with Johnson & Johnson vaccine for the time being

"At this time, we have not received any signals that we should stop the vaccination," said Gudrun Briat, a spokesperson for the vaccination task force.
Belgium received 36,000 doses of the Johnson & Johnson jab yesterday. Almost two million Belgians have received a first dose of a vaccine so far.

Published 13 Apr, 2021 06:39pm

South Asia

Anti-coup protesters rally on Myanmar New Year holiday

Myanmar is in chaos and its economy paralysed since the military seized power from civilian leader Aung San Suu Kyi on February 1.

Published 13 Apr, 2021 06:37pm

USA

Reaction after US recommends pause for J&J COVID-19 vaccine

"Whilst a causal link between COVID-19 vaccination, platelet abnormalities and blood clots has not, so far, been confirmed, the index of suspicion is rising that these rare cases may be triggered by the adenovirus component of the AstraZeneca and J&J vaccines.
"Moreover, increasing awareness of the possibility of such side-effects means that they should be diagnosed more quickly and treated more successfully."

Published 13 Apr, 2021 06:36pm

Europe

NATO demands Russia end Ukraine build-up, West examines options

"In recent weeks Russia has moved thousands of combat-ready troops to Ukraine's borders, the largest massing of Russian troops since the illegal annexation of Crimea in 2014," Stoltenberg said.
"Russia must end this military build-up in and around Ukraine, stop its provocations and deescalate immediately," he said at a news conference with Kuleba. Kuleba said Kyiv wanted a diplomatic solution.

Published 13 Apr, 2021 06:33pm

Europe

Scotland to ease some COVID-19 restrictions early

She said people would be permitted to travel anywhere within Scotland to see family and friends for outdoor meetings from April 16, ten days earlier than planned, and those meetings could from then take place with six people from up to six households rather than four from two households.

Published 13 Apr, 2021 06:31pm

South Asia

India greenlights Sputnik V, to fast-track approvals for other virus shots

Sputnik V is the third drug to be approved by India after Oxford-AstraZeneca's Covishield and Covaxin, which was developed by Indian firm Bharat Biotech.

Published 13 Apr, 2021 06:29pm

US to station 500 more military personnel in Germany: defense secretary

Biden's government said in February that it would put those plans for a pullback on hold, in a step warmly welcomed by the German government.

Published 13 Apr, 2021 06:28pm

Europe

German investor confidence falls as virus curbs drag on

Confidence in the eurozone fell by 7.7 points in April to 66.3 points.

Published 13 Apr, 2021 06:27pm

Coronavirus toll at 1000 GMT Tuesday

At least 136,568,060 cases of coronavirus have been registered.

Published 13 Apr, 2021 06:25pm

Europe

EU recovery funds to boost Spanish growth by 2pc points a year

The government will use the money to finance 110 major investment projects, Sanchez said, including nearly 3.2 billion euros in renewable energy.
Spain is due to receive about 140 billion euros ($166 billion) from the EU to help it recover from the COVID-19 crisis. About half of the funds will come in the form of grants and the rest will be loans.

Published 13 Apr, 2021 06:19pm

WHO urges halt to sale of live wild mammals in food markets

The agencies said there was a strong association between sale of live wild animals in markets and the emergence of new viruses in humans.

Published 13 Apr, 2021 06:19pm

Europe

UK's Johnson warns lockdown, not vaccines, behind drop in COVID deaths

Britain has offered shots to high-priority groups.
Johnson: lockdown largely behind lower cases.
PM cautions there will be more hospitalisations, deaths.
Moderna rollout begins in England.
Surge testing in London to track South Africa variant.

Published 13 Apr, 2021 06:15pm

South Asia

Iran sees record spike in COVID cases after holiday travels

Health ministry spokeswoman Sima Sadat Lari told state TV on Tuesday that 24,760 new daily cases were identified, taking the total to 2,118,212 cases. The daily death toll rose to 291, the highest since Dec. 9, to bring the total to 65,055.
Lari said 295 counties have been classified as very high-risk "red" zones, and 99 as high-risk "orange" areas, while 45 counties were rated "yellow" and just 9 as low-risk "blue" zones.

Published 13 Apr, 2021 06:09pm

Europe

NATO tells Russia to end Ukraine military build-up

Russia's considerable military build-up is unjustified, unexplained and deeply concerning, Stoltenberg said.

Published 13 Apr, 2021 06:07pm

Europe

EU insurance regulator cracks down on unit-linked policy costs

"Costs are often not clearly identified and they cannot be linked to a specific product component, making it difficult to assess the value of each component," EIOPA said in a statement.
"The low interest rate environment coupled to market shocks and the risk that households will need increased access to liquidity, underline how important it is that unit-linked products always offer value to consumers."

Published 13 Apr, 2021 06:07pm

South Asia

India, swamped by COVID-19 surge, fast-tracks approval of foreign vaccines

India reports 161,736 new infections, total at 13.7 mln.
Deaths rise by 879 to 171,058.
India has administered more than 106 mln vaccine doses.

Published 13 Apr, 2021 05:59pm

Europe

Sweden reports 19,105 new COVID-19 cases, 39 deaths since Friday

The country of 10 million inhabitants registered 39 new deaths, taking the total to 13,660. The deaths registered have occurred over several days and sometimes weeks.

Published 13 Apr, 2021 05:58pm

Europe

Georgia rules to keep opposition leader in detention

Police in February detained Melia, chairman of the United National Movement (UNM) opposition party, after storming its offices and clashing with his supporters.
Melia stands accused of inciting violence at anti-government street protests in June 2019, a charge he dismisses as politically motivated.

Published 13 Apr, 2021 05:44pm

South Asia

Japan proposes joint naval drill with Germany

Japanese Foreign Minister Toshimitsu Motegi and Defence Minister Nobuo Kishi held the talks with German Foreign Minister Heiko Maas and Defence Minister Annegret Kramp-Karrenbauer via video conferencing.
In the East China Sea, Beijing claims a group of uninhabited Japanese-administered islets, and the dispute has long troubled bilateral relations.

Published 13 Apr, 2021 05:41pm

South Asia

Chinese premier calls for more communication between China, US

"If you believe you've been harmed or bullied in China, tell us first," Zhang Huanteng, vice director of the Department of National Economy at the NDRC.
"We'd feel very wronged if we aren't aware of things and the US government tells us first," said Zhang, adding that Chinese regulators were baffled when they first read the US Section 301 Report, which set off the Sino-US trade war.

Published 13 Apr, 2021 05:39pm

Africa

UN seeks funds to ease hunger in Mozambique as conflict deepens

Mozambique's north has been ravaged by an escalating Islamist insurgency since 2017, including horrific attacks in Palma last month that killed dozens and displaced tens of thousands.

Published 13 Apr, 2021 04:45pm

Europe

Russia detains two after huge Saint Petersburg fire

They estimated the total area of the blaze at some 4,000 square metres, causing a large part of the roof to collapse and even spreading to nearby trees.

Published 13 Apr, 2021 04:43pm

US affirms Germany ties with troop level boost

Biden's government said in February that it would put those plans for a pullback on hold, in a step warmly welcomed by Berlin.

Published 13 Apr, 2021 04:43pm

Africa

S.Africa's Zuma told to suggest own sentence in contempt case

The former head of state testified only once in July 2019 before staging a walkout days later.

Published 13 Apr, 2021 04:38pm

WHO urges ban on sale of live wild mammals in food markets

"The guidance calls on countries to suspend the sale of captured live wild mammals in food markets as an emergency measure," the WHO said.

Published 13 Apr, 2021 02:55pm

Japan's Osaka to report over 1,000 new coronavirus cases on Tuesday

Osaka Governor Hirofumi Yoshimura has cancelled Olympic Torch relay runs on public streets.

Published 13 Apr, 2021 02:44pm

England to start using Moderna jab on Tuesday

Health officials started using the Moderna jab in Wales last week and had said it would be rolled out across the rest of the United Kingdom in the coming days.

Published 13 Apr, 2021 01:07pm

Thailand reports 965 new COVID-19 cases as biggest holiday begins

Nightspots such as pubs and karaoke bars in Bangkok and 40 provinces will be closed until April 23.

Published 13 Apr, 2021 12:53pm

AstraZeneca shot is good if safety issues can be overcome, US official Fauci says

"I think that the AstraZeneca vaccine from a standpoint of efficacy is a good vaccine, and if the safety issue gets straightened out in the European Union... the efficacy of that vaccine is really quite good," he told BBC radio on Tuesday.

Published 13 Apr, 2021 12:24pm

Merkel seizes reins as German states dither over virus

Currently coronavirus measures are decided on in consultation with Berlin and -- in theory -- implemented by the federal states.

Published 13 Apr, 2021 12:13pm

UN expert urges Laos to free critics

UN expert Lawlor said the Laotian government was misusing national security as an excuse to silence critics.

Published 13 Apr, 2021 12:10pm

India approves Russia's Sputnik V Covid-19 vaccine

RDIF chief executive Kirill Dmitriev said in a statement that the approval was a "major milestone" after "extensive cooperation" on clinical trials of the shot in India.

Published 13 Apr, 2021 12:08pm

South Asia

Taliban not attending peace conference in Turkey, thwarting U.S. efforts to secure peace deal

On Monday, a Taliban spokesperson stated that the religious militia group will not be attending a peace conference tentatively planned for later this week in Turkey, jeopardising U.S. efforts to facilitate a practical peace plan.
Officials from the Biden Administration, the United States and Turkey stated that they intended to begin the conference on Friday, which was set to last around 10 days.

Updated 13 Apr, 2021 12:47pm

Russia says expects Iran nuclear deal to be saved: Lavrov

We expect that it will be possible to preserve the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action.

Published 13 Apr, 2021 12:04pm

Iran's Zarif warns US against sabotage, sanctions

"We have no problem with returning to implementing our JCPOA commitments," Mohammad Javad Zarif said, referring to the deal with major powers, which Washington quit in 2018.

Updated 13 Apr, 2021 12:03pm

Jordan royal feud stirs unease in Saudi Arabia

Bassem Awadallah, seen as an influential figure familiar with the inner workings of the Saudi leadership, was ensnared in a rift within Jordan's royal family that played out in full public glare.

Updated 13 Apr, 2021 04:33pm

India approves Russia's Sputnik V COVID vaccine for emergency use

India has become the 60th country to register Sputnik V after positive results of local Phase 3 clinical study
RDIF CEO says over 850 million doses of Sputnik V are going to be produced in India annually

Updated 13 Apr, 2021 11:05am

China says release of Fukushima water 'extremely irresponsible'

This approach is extremely irresponsible and will seriously damage international public health.

Updated 13 Apr, 2021 04:33pm

Mexico detains 30 Marines accused of disppearances

Between the end of 2006, when the government launched a military offensive against the drug gangs, and December of last year, Mexico had 80,517 reports of missing persons, according to official figures.

Updated 13 Apr, 2021 04:33pm

Senior US State Department official to visit Beirut

Since 2019, the Lebanese pound has lost more than 85 percent of its value against the dollar on the black market, and prices have soared.

Updated 13 Apr, 2021 04:33pm

Brazil judge halts parts of Bolsonaro's decrees to relax gun laws

Gun-control advocates have been sharply critical.

Updated 13 Apr, 2021 04:32pm

Biden meets with CEOs on semiconductor shortage, says US must invest

Biden also pointed to the semiconductor shortage as he seeks to build a case for a $2 trillion infrastructure package.

Updated 13 Apr, 2021 04:32pm

Japan to release treated Fukushima water into the sea: PM

The release is unlikely to begin for at least two years, but has already sparked opposition from local fishing communities and concern in Beijing and Seoul.

Updated 13 Apr, 2021 04:32pm

One dead in Tennessee school shooting: police

"My message is that we all need to work together to stop the violence," Kincannon added.

Updated 13 Apr, 2021 04:32pm

English variant not linked to more serious infections: study

However they said the Lancet study had the benefit of having used whole-genome sequencing as well as a good variety of patient and disease outcomes.

Updated 13 Apr, 2021 04:31pm

At least 22 dead as bus overturns in Peru

The accident happened in the morning near the western city of Huarez, some 600 kilometers (375 miles) north of Lima, a police official told AFP.

Updated 13 Apr, 2021 04:31pm

Pandemic hits 'critical point' as Europe deaths top one million

The death toll across Europe's 52 countries, compiled by AFP from official sources, totalled at least 1,000,288 by 1830 GMT.

Updated 13 Apr, 2021 04:31pm

President-elect Lasso pledges 'true change' to Ecuador

Nichols said Lasso needs to concentrate on "a good vaccination plan" and "stabilizing the economy" to succeed.

Updated 13 Apr, 2021 04:31pm

UK hits target to offer Covid vaccine to all over-50s by mid-April: govt

We have now passed another hugely significant milestone in our vaccine programme by offering jabs to everyone in the nine highest risk groups.

Updated 13 Apr, 2021 04:31pm

US police officer fired for pepper-spraying Black soldier

WASHINGTON: A US police officer has been fired after footage emerged of a Black army officer being detained at...

Updated 13 Apr, 2021 09:32am

Princes William, Harry in emotional tributes to grandfather

LONDON: Princes William and Harry on Monday issued emotional tributes to their grandfather Prince Philip, whose ...

Updated 13 Apr, 2021 09:32am

One dead, one injured in Paris hospital shooting

PARIS: An unidentified gunman shot dead a man and badly injured a woman outside a Paris hospital on Monday before...

Updated 13 Apr, 2021 09:32am

US ‘not involved’: W House

WASHINGTON: The White House said Monday that the United States had nothing to do with what Iran says was a sabotage...

Updated 13 Apr, 2021 09:32am

Iran accuses Israel of sabotage at nuclear site, vows revenge

TEHRAN: Iran charged Monday that its arch-enemy Israel was behind an attack on its Natanz uranium enrichment plant...

Updated 13 Apr, 2021 09:32am

French homeschooling system hit by hackers from Russia, China

PARIS: Hackers operating from Russia and China targeted France’s homeschooling platform which crashed at the start...

Updated 13 Apr, 2021 09:32am

Cyclone Seroja causes ‘widespread damage’ in Australia towns

SYDNEY: Two small Western Australian towns suffered “widespread damage” when Cyclone Seroja struck a part of the...

Updated 13 Apr, 2021 09:32am

Taliban refuse to attend summit in Turkey

KABUL: The Afghan Taliban said on Monday they were not willing to attend a major summit on the Afghan peace process...

Updated 13 Apr, 2021 09:32am

Suu Kyi hit with new criminal charge

YANGON: Myanmar’s ousted civilian leader Aung San Suu Kyi was hit with a fresh criminal charge on Monday, as the...

Updated 13 Apr, 2021 09:32am

Massive fire guts historic Saint Petersburg factory

SAINT PETERSBURG: A spectacular fire gutted a historic factory in Russia’s second city Saint Petersburg on Monday,...

Updated 13 Apr, 2021 09:32am

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