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Myanmar Coup Threatens Ceasefire, Ethnic Rebel Leader Says
Myanmar's fragile ceasefire with several armed ethnic insurgent movements is in danger of unraveling after a military coup this week, a senior representative of a coalition of rebel groups told Reuters on Wednesday.
Britain Must Urgently Stamp Out Coronavirus Mutations, Hancock Says
It is imperative that Britain stamps out any mutations of the novel coronavirus that have been detected in recent days and actions already taken to step up testing and contract tracing will help, Health Secretary Matt Hancock said on Wednesday.
Biden Signs Executive Orders Reversing Trump's Hardline Immigration Policies
The review of the existing policies and the subsequent recommendations coming from 60 to 180 days from various federal agencies are likely to benefit hundreds and thousands of Indian professionals in realising their dream of citizenship of the United Stat...
Thousands Protest Myanmar Coup In Tokyo, Demand Japan Take Tougher Action
Thousands of Burmese demonstrators gathered outside Japan's foreign affairs ministry on Wednesday demanding Tokyo join its allies in taking a harder stance against the military coup in Myanmar.
2 FBI Agents Shot Dead, 3 Wounded in Florida While Probing Child Pornography Case
The shooting took place around 6:00 am in Sunrise, Florida, when agents arrived to execute a search warrant at the suspect's home.
Nevada Jockeys To Be First On Presidential Primary Calendar
Democrats in Nevada are making a play to bump Iowa and New Hampshire from their early spots on the presidential primary calendar. If successful, it would upend decades of political tradition and give a more urban and racially diverse group of voters a gre...
Lebanese Detained In UAE Return To Beirut After Talks
Eight Lebanese detained in the United Arab Emirates landed in Beirut on Tuesday after Lebanon's security chief said he had lobbied Abu Dhabi for their release.
Global Stocks Follow Wall St Up, Silver Eases Off High
Global stocks followed Wall Street higher Tuesday after President Joe Biden invited Republicans to a meeting to discuss economic aid, while silver eased off an eightyear high.
U.N. Fears For Myanmar Rohingya After Coup, Security Council Due To Meet Tuesday
The United Nations fears the coup in Myanmar will worsen the plight of some 600,000 Rohingya Muslims still in the country, a U.N. spokesman said on Monday as the Security Council planned to meet on the latest developments on Tuesday.
As Pandemic Worsens, Portugal Reports Nearly Half Of All Its COVID-19 Deaths In January
Portugal reported close to half of all its COVID19 deaths in January, highlighting the severe worsening of the pandemic in a country whose plight has caused several European nations to offer help.
Macron: Europe Needs To Be Quicker And More Efficient On COVID-19 Vaccines
Europe needs to act more efficiently and quickly in getting COVID19 vaccines through to its population, French President Emmanuel Macron said on Monday, as he hosted Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic in Paris.
Kushner, Berkowitz Nominated For Nobel Peace Prize For Israel Deals
Former White House senior adviser Jared Kushner and his deputy, Avi Berkowitz, were nominated on Sunday for the Nobel Peace Prize for their role in negotiating four normalization deals between Israel and Arab nations known as the "Abraham Accords."
Statement From Myanmar Military On State Of Emergency
Myanmar's army declared a state of emergency on Monday as it carried out detentions of senior government leaders in response to alleged fraud during November's general election.
Kushner, Berkowitz Nominated For Nobel Peace Prize For Israel Deals
Former White House senior adviser Jared Kushner and his deputy, Avi Berkowitz, were nominated on Sunday for the Nobel Peace Prize for their role in negotiating four normalization deals between Israel and Arab nations known as the "Abraham Accords."
Dutch Primary Schools To Reopen In First Easing Of Corona Measures In Months
Primary schools in the Netherlands will reopen from Feb 8, the Dutch government said on Sunday, in the first easing of lockdown measures in months.
Israel Sees Delay In COVID-19 Turnaround, Political Wrangling Could Hamper Fresh Lockdown
Israel predicted a turnaround in the COVID19 crisis could be weeks later than previously thought on Sunday as coronavirus variants offset its vaccination drive and a large funeral crowd of ultraOrthodox Jews defied a fiveweekold national lockdown.