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Top infectious disease adviser Anthony Fauci said he was optimistic about Joe Biden's goal of 100 million doses given within his first 100 days

Stocks Falter As Johnson Says New UK Virus Strain More Deadly

Stocks falter as Johnson says new UK virus strain more deadly

US President Joe Biden is signing a flurry of executive orders to tackle the coronavirus crisis

Biden Warns Covid Toll Could Surpass 600,000, Urges Rescue Plan Passage

Biden warns Covid toll could surpass 600,000, urges rescue plan passage

Volunteers have taken it upon themselves to distribute food to coronavirus patients and health workers at hospitals in Brazil's Manaus

In Brazil's Manaus, Young People Step Up As Covid Bites

In Brazil's Manaus, young people step up as Covid bites

The Rio carnival draws millions of visitors, and their tourist dollars, to the beachside city each year

Rio Scraps 2021 Carnival Over Coronavirus Woes

Rio scraps 2021 carnival over coronavirus woes

Low borrowing costs and the demands of the pandemic pushed US existing homes sales to their highest level in 14 years in 2020

US Housing Boomed In 2020 Even As Pandemic Slammed Economy

US housing boomed in 2020 even as pandemic slammed economy

Johnson blamed the new variant identified in southeast England for the grim situation engulfing Britain

Johnson Says Evidence UK Virus Strain More Deadly

Johnson says evidence UK virus strain more deadly

Beny Steinmetz will appeal the verdict

Diamond Magnate Gets 5 Years In Prison In Swiss Corruption Trial

Diamond magnate gets 5 years in prison in Swiss corruption trial

The New START treaty is due to expire on February 5

Kremlin Welcomes US Offer To Extend Nuclear Pact, Seeks 'Details'

Kremlin welcomes US offer to extend nuclear pact, seeks 'details'

Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif published an op-ed on what it would take to save the Iran nuclear deal days after the inauguration of US President Joe Biden

Iran Calls On Biden To 'Unconditionally' Lift US Sanctions

Iran calls on Biden to 'unconditionally' lift US sanctions

Prized by cooks and Hollywood

Iconic French Glassmaker Duralex Hopes For A Lifeline

Iconic French glassmaker Duralex hopes for a lifeline

Alexei Navalny returned to Russia from Germany last week after recovering from being poisoned with the Novichok nerve agent

Russia Cracks Down On Navalny Allies Ahead Of Protests

Russia cracks down on Navalny allies ahead of protests

The United States has seen a sharp rise in hunger since the Covid-19 pandemic began, causing mass layoffs that left families struggling to pay the bills

Biden Orders Expanded Aid To Address Growing Hunger Crisis

"The American people can't afford to wait."

Security forces stand guard after twin suicide blasts killed at least 32 people and wounded more than 100 in Baghdad on January 21, 2021

Baghdad Blasts Expose Gaps In Iraq's Strained Military

Baghdad blasts expose gaps in Iraq's strained military

As feared, the easing of travel restrictions over Christmas to allow families to get together caused a huge spike in infections in Spain

In Spain, Hospitals Pay Price For Christmas Festivities

In Spain, hospitals pay price for Christmas festivities

Alexei Navalny's arrest has triggered a wave of condemnation from Western countries calling for his immediate release

Kremlin Dismisses Calls To Free Navalny, Warns Against Protests

Kremlin dismisses calls to free Navalny, warns against protests

Plantu has created some 14,000 cartoons in his career, mainly for Le Monde, and has already handed most of his collection to the National Library of France

Le Monde's Celebrated Cartoonist Plantu To Bow Out After 50 Years

Le Monde's celebrated cartoonist Plantu to bow out after 50 years

Nigerians queue to obtain the precious National Identity Number -- without it, their mobile phone may be cut off

Fear And Frustration In Nigeria As Millions At Risk Of Phone Suspension

Fear and frustration in Nigeria as millions at risk of phone suspension

The Tokyo Olympics are scheduled to start on July 23

Japan Dismisses Olympics Cancellation Report As Teams Back Games

Japan dismisses Olympics cancellation report as teams back Games

A year since Wuhan entered the world's first coronavirus lockdown, clubbers in the Chinese city, some with cigarettes in hand and others wearing bunny ears, dance to pulsating beats at a nightclub called "Super Monkey".

One Year After Lockdown, Wuhan Clubbers Hit The Dancefloor

One year after lockdown, Wuhan clubbers hit the dancefloor

Deaths by suicide during the pandemic far outstripped those from coronavirus in Japan in 2020, reversing years of progress to bring down the suicide rate

Pandemic Raises Japan Suicide Rate After Decade Of Decline

Pandemic raises Japan suicide rate after decade of decline

Sergio Ramos is entering the final six months of his Real Madrid contract

Zidane, Villas-Boas Under The Cosh, Zlatan Boosts Milan - What To Watch In Europe This Weekend

Zidane, Villas-Boas under the cosh, Zlatan boosts Milan - what to watch in Europe this weekend

Experts believe up to 20,000 shipwrecks lie on the floor of the Baltic Sea

Swedish Archaeologists Take To The Waves To Protect Baltic Wrecks

Swedish archaeologists take to the waves to protect Baltic wrecks

It is the first time Google has threatened to block Australians from accessing its search engine

Google Threatens To Block Australians Over Media Law

Google threatens to block Australians over media law

Germany's anti-Semitism commissioner Felix Klein says the changes are a 'long overdue form of denazification'

Germany Moves To Eradicate Lingering Nazi Laws

Germany moves to eradicate lingering Nazi laws

The new "first family" of the United States pose in front of a statue of Abraham Lincoln while wearing face masks following Joe Biden's inauguration

Biden Orders Spate Of New US Covid Measures As EU Discourages Travel

Biden orders spate of new US Covid measures as EU discourages travel

Potpecko is covered by 8,000 cubic metres of waste

Trash Islands Bring Balkan Waste Crisis To The Surface

Trash islands bring Balkan waste crisis to the surface

Britain is only planning to reopen schools by Easter in April, leaving families several more months to struggle with homeschooling

No Computer, No Heat: UK's Poorest Struggle With Homeschooling

No computer, no heat: UK's poorest struggle with homeschooling

A police patrol car stationed outside the headquarters of Uganda's main oppposition party, the National Unity Platform

Uganda's Opposition Supporters Nervously Await Next Move

Uganda's opposition supporters nervously await next move

Celebrated at home for throttling the spread of the coronavirus pandemic, Chinese President Xi Jinping will headline the virtual Davos forum

Asia To Dominate Davos Virtual Forum As Virus-hit West Struggles

Asia to dominate Davos virtual forum as virus-hit West struggles

Portuguese voters had the option to vote early on Sunday to reduce infection risks at polling stations

Portugal To Elect President With Country In Lockdown

Portugal to elect president with country in lockdown

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