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164 killed, more than 5,000 detained amid Kazakhstan protests

164 killed, more than 5,000 detained amid Kazakhstan protests

  • US-Russia security talks to begin in Geneva amid tensions

    The talks are expected to focus on the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) and the rising tensions in Ukraine, as well as arms control, cybersecurity and climate change.
  • At least 19 people killed in New York City major fire

    "We've lost 19 of our neighbors today. It's a tragedy beyond measure. Join me in praying for those we lost, especially the 9 innocent young lives that were cut short," Xinhua news agency quoted Adams' tweet as saying.
  • Global Covid caseload tops 306.9 million: Johns Hopkins University

    The US continues to be the worst-hit country with the world's highest number of cases and deaths at 60,072,321 and 837,594, according to the CSSE.
  • Swedish Crown Princess Victoria tests Covid positive again

    "The Crown Princess, who is fully vaccinated, has cold symptoms but is otherwise well. Infection tracing has been initiated," the Court said in a statement.
  • Instagram blocks hashtag in memory of Iran plane crash victims: Report

    According to the BBC, families of the 176 victims found posts with the hashtag #IWillLightACandletoo, as well as its Persian version, were not visible to users.
  • Spain’s Covid-19 cases exceed 7 million with nearly 90,000 deaths

    The same period also saw the confirmation of 97 more deaths in the country due to the virus, lifting the death toll since the start of the pandemic to 89,934.
  • Global Covid caseload tops 304.8 million: Johns Hopkins University

    The US continues to be the worst-hit country with the world's highest number of cases and deaths at 59,766,818 and 837,262, according to the CSSE.
  • Number of female board members reaches new high

    Berlin: The number of female board members of listed companies in Germany climbed to a new high, as 94 of 700 of the total were women, according to a study published by consulting firm Ernst & Young (EY). The number of female board members rose by 20 within a year as the share of female […]
  • Philippines bans child marriage

    "The state... views child marriage as a practice constituting child abuse because it debases, degrades, and demeans the intrinsic worth and dignity of children," the law states.
  • Covid-recovered at 3-5 times more Omicron reinfection risk: WHO

    According to Hans Henri P Kluge, the WHO's Regional Director for Europe, Omicron variant can evade previous immunity in people.
  • Global Covid caseload tops 302.6 million: Johns Hopkins University

    The US continues to be the worst-hit country with the world's highest number of cases and deaths at 59,166,756 and 836,477, according to the CSSE.
  • Djokovic wants to see justice served, truth revealed, says brother Djordje

    The Australian Open organisers granted a medical exemption to vaccine-sceptic Djokovic after which he jetted into Melbourne on Wednesday.
  • France fines Google, FB a combined $238 mn over cookie tracking

    London: The French anti-trust watchdog has fined Google $170 million and Facebook $68 million for pushing tracking cookies on users and non-compliance with French legislation. Following investigations, the Commission Nationale de I’informatique et Des Liberte (CNIL) noted that the websites facebook.com, google.fr and youtube.com do not make refusing cookies as easy as to accept them. […]
  • Boosters can wane, 4th Covid shot may be necessary: Moderna CEO

    Washington: The efficacy of boosters against Covid-19 will likely decline over time, and people may need a fourth shot to increase their protection, Moderna CEO Stephane Bancel has said. According to Bancel, people who received their boosters last year will likely have enough protection to get them through the winter, when new infections surge as […]
  • Popcorn Time, known for making pirated movies shuts down: Report

    San Francisco: Popcorn Time, a streaming service that was once popular for making pirated movies as easy as watching Netflix, has been shut down, media reports say. The tool gained vast popularity for the ease with which it allowed users to stream pirated films and TV shows for free, reports The Independent. Unlike more complicated […]
  • Violent unrest in Kazakhstan

    Kazakhstan is a huge country, the size of Western Europe, situated in Central Asia and bordering Russia and China. Made up mostly of mountains and arid steppe land, it has a population of only 19 million people. It gained independence in 1991, following the collapse of the Soviet Union. THE TRIGGER New Year increase in […]
  • Study finds traditional media has little impact on well-being

    It is often assumed that engaging with traditional types of media improves well-being while using newer types of media, such as social media, worsens well-being.
  • Serbia demands Australia to stop treating Djokovic as ‘criminal’

    "We expect that the ambassador personally takes action for him to be moved to accommodation befitting the best sportsman in the world, not a criminal or an illegal immigrant,"
  • Israel detects over 1mn infected chickens, turkeys since bird flu outbreak

    These bird flu cases have been detected since mid-November last year in northern and southern Israel, especially in the last three weeks.
  • New Covid variant detected in France not a threat yet: WHO

    The strain is also known as the 'IHU' variant because it was first identified by academics at the IHU Mediterranee Infection institute in Marseille, France, reports Xinhua news agency.
  • Global Covid caseload tops 299.9 million: Johns Hopkins University

    The US continues to be the worst-hit country with the world's highest number of cases and deaths at 58,446,019 and 833,952, according to the CSSE.
  • Another snowstorm set to hit US

    Arctic air will surge across the Midwest into Wednesday night, and a storm will form along the leading edge of the cold air as a dip in the jet stream provides enough fuel for a new system to develop.
  • Australia cancels Djokovic’s visa after vaccine exemption controversy

    Earlier, Djokovic had landed in Australia citing a medical exemption to play in the Australian Open.
  • Global Covid caseload tops 297 million: Johns Hopkins University

    The US continues to be the worst-hit country with the world's highest number of cases and deaths at 57,649,131 and 832,061, according to the CSSE.
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