Spain to take first delivery of 300,000 doses of single shot Johnson&Johnson vaccine on Wednesday, health minister says. Spain will…
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Read More »Vice Media, the company behind the once-edgy Vice magazine is going public. And it’s doing it the way every other…
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Read More »NEW DELHI (AP) — Tens of thousands of Hindu devotees gathered by the Ganges River for special prayers Monday, many…
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Read More »The global chemical weapons watchdog has “reasonable grounds to believe” that Syria’s air force dropped a chlorine bomb on a…
Read More »A Russian court on Monday opened the trial of a feminist activist and artist charged with disseminating pornography after she…
Read More »On March 13, Sarath Weerasekara, Sri Lanka’s minister of public security, announced that the government will ban wearing of the…
Read More »We write to express our solidarity with the scholars, activists, and other knowledge producers who are targeted by the February…
Read More »The opposition Inuit Ataqatigiit (IA) party has won the early parliamentary elections in Greenland. After votes were counted on Wednesday…
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Read More »After a weak March performance, stocks are roaring back. The S&P 500 rallied above the 4,100 level for the first…
Read More »Photo of Sao Paulo, Brazil, by Joao Tzanno on Unsplash  Author: Emily Cashen April 12, 2021 In recent years, Latin…
Read More »Lebanon is suffering from its worst economic crisis in 30 years. Across the country, tens of thousands of people have…
Read More »Germany has registered more than 3 million coronavirus cases since the pandemic began, according to figures released Monday by the…
Read More »Protests broke out in the US city of Minneapolis after a policeman fatally shot a young Black man near where…
Read More »Pedro Castillo thanks supporters, asks for calm after an exit poll shows the far-left candidate leading with 16.1 percent of…
Read More »Nine officials in North Macedonia’s interior ministry have been arrested on suspicion of illegally issuing passports to overseas criminals. The…
Read More »Ecuadoreans went to the polls with the pandemic pushing a third of people into poverty. Former banker Guillermo Lasso has…
Read More »A number of EU countries and the UK have changed their plan for the rollout of the AstraZeneca coronavirus vaccine,…
Read More »The EU’s Charles Michel has said he’s losing sleep over the gaffe that left Ursula von der Leyen without a…
Read More »Kyiv says another soldier seriously wounded by artillery fire by Russia-backed separatists in the east of the country. The Ukrainian…
Read More »Finance ministers from the world’s largest economies agreed to boost International Monetary Fund resources by $650 billion (€547 billion) and…
Read More »Wreaths were laid at the infamous Nazi concentration camp of Buchenwald on Sunday, 76 years after its liberation by the…
Read More »Director Farah Nablusi dedicates the award to ‘the people of Palestine’ in virtual acceptance speech. British-Palestinian filmmaker Farah Nabulsi’s short…
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Read More »With clear reluctance and no choice, President Reuven Rivlin has tasked prime minister and Likud leader Benjamin Netanyahu with forming…
Read More »France’s health authority has recommended that adults under 55 who received a first dose of AstraZeneca’s COVID-19 vaccine should receive…
Read More »Data shows more and more young people being hospitalised with respiratory infections and ICUs rapidly filling up. Germany’s leading health…
Read More »Thirty countries in the regions saw an economic rebound, but outlook remains uncertain because of the pandemic. The International Monetary…
Read More »The 31-year-old Irishwoman rode Minella Times to a landmark victory in the 173rd edition of the famous steeplechase in Liverpool.…
Read More »Norway’s prime minister Erna Solberg has been fined for breaching her own government’s COVID-19 restrictions. Solberg planned a meal with…
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