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A new US law has closed off a major avenue for global money laundering and tax evasion

US Closes Key Money-laundering, Tax Evasion Channel

A major avenue for global money laundering and tax evasion has been closed off by a new law requiring disclosure of owners of US shell companies used to hide billions of dollars.

Lockdowns, Curfews, Alcohol Bans As Nations Fight Resurgent Virus

A ban on bars, nightclubs and restaurant alcohol sales went into effect in Bangkok

Lockdowns, curfews, alcohol bans as nations fight resurgent virus

New Year OPEC+ Meeting To Decide Production Levels

The OPEC+ ministerial meeting comes after oil consumption tanked in 2020 due to the Covid-19 pandemic and a price war between Saudi Arabia and Russia

New Year OPEC+ meeting to decide production levels

The Senate vote on the defense bill marked the first time the US Congress has voted to override a veto from President Donald Trump

US Congress Slaps Trump By Overriding Veto Of Defense Bill

US Congress slaps Trump by overriding veto of defense bill

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Many countries have started rolling out coronavirus vaccines, but the pandemic has shown no signs of easing

US Hits Record Daily Covid-19 Deaths As World Looks To Vaccines In 2021

The U.S. logged its highest ever daily death toll from the coronavirus on Wednesday as the world prepares to turn the page on a grim year.

Twitter Users On Donald Trump’s Reaction To Mar-a-Lago Renovation: POTUS Wants To Get ‘Free Work'

Several Twitter users believe Donald Trump doesn't want to pay for the Mar-a-Lago renovation.

American Sam Querrey was issued a $20,000 suspended fine and six months of probation on Wednsday by the ATP Tour for violating Covid-19 safety protocols at the St. Petersburg Open in Russia last October

ATP Hands Querrey Probation, Suspended Fine For Russian Covid-19 Flight

ATP hands Querrey probation, suspended fine for Russian Covid-19 flight

Cast member Anthony Hopkins attends the premiere of ''Thor'' at the El Capitan theatre in Hollywood

Anthony Hopkins Celebrates 45 Years Of Sobriety 'With Gratitude,' Recalls Wake-Up Call

Anthony Hopkins celebrated 45 years of sobriety on Tuesday with an inspiring message of hope on Instagram.

The final part of the trial of Russian historian Oleg Sokolov, found guilty of murdering and dismembering his former student lover, in St Petersburg.

Russia Admits To Having Third-Most Coronavirus Deaths After Months Of Denial

Russia's government has repeatedly touted low coronavirus mortality rates across the country.

Farming rare, white sturgeon involves a long, arduous breeding process

In The Alps, White Caviar Offers An Exclusive Alternative

In the Alps, white caviar offers an exclusive alternative

People in British capital London are living under tight "Tier 4" restrictions

Russia Marks More Virus Deaths As Nations Roll Out Vaccines

Russia marks more virus deaths as nations roll out vaccines

The boat sank near the remote Novaya Zemlya archipelago in northern Russia, a frozen Arctic area home to polar bears.

17 Fishermen Feared Dead After Trawler Sinks In Arctic Russia

17 fishermen feared dead after trawler sinks in Arctic Russia

EU countries on Sunday embarked on a vaccination campaign to defeat the "nightmare" of Covid-19, with the first to be immunised expressing emotion after their jab and leaders hailing a milestone in the fight against the pandemic.

Vaccine Campaign Grows Alongside Fears Covid Spreading Faster

Belgium joined a growing list of countries to launch Covid-19 vaccination campaigns, while a new coronavirus variant believed to be more infectious spread further and other nations ramped up restrictions.

Catholic devotees attend a Christmas eve mass maintaining social distancing to prevent the spread of coronavirus, outside the Quiapo church in Manila

Security Team For Philippines' Duterte Gets Unauthorised Covid-19 Vaccine

Security team for Philippines' Duterte gets unauthorised Covid-19 vaccine

17 Fishermen Feared Dead After Boat Sinks In Arctic Russia

17 fishermen feared dead after boat sinks in Arctic Russia

Central African Republic Votes In Polls Marred By Violence

Central African Republic votes in polls marred by violence

A doctor shows a syringe at the Sao Joao Hospital in Porto, where the first batch of Covid-19 vaccine arrived on December 26, 2020, one day before the coronavirus vaccination program starts in Portugal

As Vaccines Are Rolled Out, Questions Remain

As vaccines are rolled out, questions remain

Former president Francois Bozize, left, and his successor President Faustin Archange Touadera

Three UN Peacekeepers Killed In C.Africa Ahead Of National Polls

Three UN peacekeepers killed in C.Africa ahead of national polls

Oleg Sokolov, 64, had admitted murdering his former student, 24-year-old Anastasia Yeshchenko

Russian Historian Sentenced To 12.5 Years For Butchering Lover

Russian historian sentenced to 12.5 years for butchering lover

Lyubov Sobol was accused of trespassing and violence

Russia Probes Navalny Ally For 'Threatening Suspected Poisoner'

Russia probes Navalny ally for 'threatening suspected poisoner'

Rebel groups have said they will continue their march on Central African Republic's capital Bangui after calling off a ceasefire

C.Africa Rebel Groups Call Off Ceasefire Before Election

C.Africa rebel groups call off ceasefire before election

Libyan fighters loyal to eastern strongman Khalifa Haftar fire guns during a funeral of a comrade in November 1, 2020; Haftar has urged his troops 'drive out' Turkish forces

Libya's Eastern Strongman Urges Troops 'Drive Out' Turkish Forces

Libya's eastern strongman urges troops 'drive out' Turkish forces

Touadera Favourite As Troubled Central Africa Heads To Vote

Touadera favourite as troubled Central Africa heads to vote

US President Donald Trump pardoned five former campaign aides and advisors convicted of crimes in the investigation into Russian meddling in the 2016 election

With Pardons, Trump Seeks To Erase Stain Of Russia Probe

With pardons, Trump seeks to erase stain of Russia probe

Nurse Maria Irene Ramirez was the first person in Mexico shown receiving the coronavirus vaccine under a mass immunization program

Mexico, Chile Lead Latin America's First Vaccine Rollouts

Mexico, Chile lead Latin America's first vaccine rollouts

‘DWTS’ Pro Gleb Savchenko Slams ‘Mentally Abusive’ Wife, Claims She Threatened To ‘Skin’ Him

“Dancing With the Stars” pro Gleb Savchenko now says his wife was the one who cheated on him and claims his wife was mentally abusive during their marriage.