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Russia Says Militant Commander Linked To 2011 Moscow Airport Bombing Killed In Chechnya
Russian forces have killed a Chechen separatist guerrilla commander believed to have been involved in a deadly bombing at Moscow's Domodedovo airport in 2011, authorities said on Wednesday.
Italy PM To Get Backing For Deficit Hike After Surviving Coalition Ambush
Italian Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte is set to get broad parliamentary backing for 32 billion euros of extra spending for the COVIDhit economy, lawmakers said, after he narrowly survived this week's attempt by a junior coalition partner to unseat him.
Analysis: What Will Survive Of U.S. Middle East Policy Under Biden?
Trump Heights, Trump Square, Trump train terminal: Israel isn't shy about honouring Donald Trump, who is widely admired among Israelis for his staunch support of their country.
'I Will Be President for All Americans': Joe Biden Calls for Unity on 'Day of History And Hope'
On a frigid but sunny day at the Capitol building assaulted on January 6, Biden swore the oath of office moments after Kamala Harris, who became America's first woman vice president, turning the page on Donald Trump's tumultuous four years.
Champagne On Inauguration Day? Try Antacid, Democrats Say, As Trump Era Finally Ends
Marge Hobley has waited four years for the day she could finally celebrate the end of Donald Trump's chaotic presidency.
Vice President Harris: A New Chapter Opens In US Politics
For more than two centuries, the top ranks of American power have been dominated by men almost all of them white. That ends on Wednesday.
AP FACT CHECK: Trump's Farewell Falsehoods
On his way out, President Donald Trump claimed credit for things he didn't do and twisted his record on jobs, taxes, the pandemic and much more. Falsehoods suffused his farewell remarks to the country.
Germany Extends Lockdown To February 14 On Fears Of COVID Variants
German Chancellor Angela Merkel and state premiers agreed on Tuesday to extend a lockdown for most shops and schools until Feb. 14 as part of a package of steps to try to rein in the coronavirus.
Love Thy Neighbour And Get A COVID Jab, Says Archbishop Of Canterbury
The Archbishop of Canterbury, Justin Welby, received a COVID19 vaccine and urged people across the world to accept the jab, saying that getting vaccinated was part of the Christian commandment to love our neighbour as ourselves.
Germany Set To Tighten Work-from-home Rules Amid Fears Of COVID Variants
German Chancellor Angela Merkel is likely to agree with regional leaders on Tuesday stricter requirements for working from home among other measures as they try to rein in the coronavirus, leading politicians said.
Police Seize Firearms From Black Men At Virginia Rally For Gun Rights
Police stopped a car of Black men and confiscated two of their guns at Virginia's annual "Lobby Day" on Monday while white gun rights activists defied local laws unimpeded in the state capital of Richmond.
Roberts To Swear In Yet Another President Who Opposed Him
Someday, perhaps, John Roberts will swear in a new president who doesnt wish someone else was chief justice of the United States.
Swiss Ski Resort St Moritz Quarantines Hotels To Contain COVID Variant
Officials in the upscale Swiss mountain resort of St Moritz quarantined employees and guests of two luxury hotels, closed ski schools and kept schoolchildren home on Monday after a dozen positive tests for a highly infectious coronavirus variant.
Jailed Kremlin Critic Alexei Navalny Urges Russians To Take To Streets
Jailed Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny on Monday urged Russians to take to the streets in protest at his treatment in a video clip released after a judge ordered he be remanded in pretrial detention for 30 days.
WHO Says Expects Global COVID Deaths To Top 100,000 A Week
Global deaths from COVID19 are expected to top 100,000 per week "very soon", from more than 93,000 reported last week, the World Health Organization's top emergency expert Mike Ryan said on Monday.
Germany Plans More Tests, Sequencing To Deal With New Coronavirus Strains
Germany's health minister said new measures would be needed to slow the spread of new, more infectious variants of the coronavirus, including more health checks for crossborder commuters and intensified gene sequencing of virus samples.