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EU split on vaccine waiver idea, unlikely to take clear stance

European Union leaders are divided over whether to follow Washington in supporting a waiver of patent rights to COVID-19 vaccines,…

5 years ago

How confusion around Biden policies birthed a new refugee camp on the U.S. border

A red pickup truck pulls up next to a migrant tent encampment in the Mexican city of Tijuana, its bed…

5 years ago

PM Johnson’s party sweeps aside Labour in northern English town

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s Conservative Party won a new seat in parliament on Friday, ousting the Labour Party in…

5 years ago

Analysis: Out of power in Washington, Republicans pursue hard-right agenda

Shut out of power in Washington, Republicans are using their dominance in state houses across the country to oppose Democratic…

5 years ago

Gandhi warns ‘explosive’ COVID wave threatens India and the world

India's main opposition leader Rahul Gandhi warned on Friday that unless the deadly second COVID-19 wave sweeping the country was…

5 years ago

Dogecoin tumbles after Elon Musk calls it a ‘hustle’ on ‘SNL’ show

The value of dogecoin dropped sharply in early U.S. hours on Sunday, after Tesla chief and cryptocurrency supporter Elon Musk…

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101 carat diamond to be auctioned in Geneva jewellery sale

The largest diamond ever cut in Russia - a 100.94 carat stone called the Alrosa Spectacle - will be auctioned…

5 years ago

Ordering takeout? Try a live concert at home

Live concerts are on the menu for home delivery, as musicians and audiences seek to satisfy their appetite for human…

5 years ago

Carbon emissions drop across Europe in 2020 – Eurostat

Carbon emissions from use of fossil fuels fell across the European Union last year, the bloc’s statistics office estimated on…

5 years ago

Military coup puts Telenor’s future in Myanmar on the line

Since Myanmar’s military ordered telecoms operators to shut their networks in an effort to end protests against its February coup,…

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