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Indonesia Hopes To Retrieve Black Boxes Of Crashed Jet From Java Sea
Indonesian divers on Monday will try to retrieve the data recorders of a Sriwijaya Air jet that plunged into the sea two days ago with 62 people on board minutes after take off from Jakarta's main airport.
US Diplomats In Extraordinary Protest Against Trump For Riot
In a highly unusual move, American diplomats have drafted two cables condemning President Donald Trumps incitement of the deadly assault on the Capitol and calling for administration officials to support invoking the 25th Amendment to remove him from offi...
Algerian President Returns To Germany To Be Treated For COVID-19 Complications
Algerian President Abdelmadjid Tebboune flew back to Germany on Sunday for treatment in hospital for complications in his foot resulting from a coronavirus infection, the presidency said.
End In Sight? Israel Rolls Out COVID Booster Shots
Israel's coronavirus vaccination campaign, the world's fastest per capita, shifted to booster shots on Sunday in a bid to protect the most vulnerable citizens by next month and ease curbs on the economy.
Spain Sends Out Vaccine, Food Convoys After Snowstorm Paralyses Roads
The Spanish government will send convoys carrying the COVID19 vaccine and food supplies on Sunday to areas cut off by Storm Filomena which brought the heaviest snowfall in decades across central Spain and killed four people.
Twitter Deletes China's US Embassy Post Stating Uighur Women No Longer 'Baby-making Machines'
China has escalated its crackdown on ethnic Muslim minorities in the Xinjiang region, including the mass internment of an estimated one million people, intense human and digital surveillance, re-education programs, suppression of religious activities and...
Pompeo Voids Restrictions On Diplomatic Contacts With Taiwan
Secretary of State Mike Pompeo announced Saturday that the State Department is voiding longstanding restrictions on how U.S. diplomats and others have contact with their counterparts in Taiwan, another move that is expected to upset China as the Trump adm...
Spaniards Ski Through Madrid As Snow Storm Kills Four
A storm in Spain killed four people, paralysed travel and blanketed the capital Madrid in so much snow on Saturday that skiers took to the main Gran Via thoroughfare.
French City Of Marseille Gets Tougher Curfew As New COVID-19 Variant Discovered
France has imposed a stricter evening curfew in Marseille after authorities said the new variant of the COVID19 virus initially found in the UK had been discovered in the Mediterranean city.
No Surprise: Trump Left Many Clues He Wouldn't Go Quietly
President Donald Trump left plenty of clues he'd try to burn the place down on his way out the door.
'Beyond Sickening': Video Shows Trump, His Family and Crew 'Partying' Hours Before US Capitol Riots
The video shows Donald Jr.’s girlfriend Kimberly Guilfoyle saying she hopes Vice President Mike Pence has “the courage or the brains to do the right thing” and block the confirmation of Joe Biden as president by Congress.
Biden To Release All Coronavirus Doses - CNN
Presidentelect Joe Biden will aim to release every available dose of coronavirus vaccine when he takes office, a departure from Trump administration strategy of holding back doses to make sure second doses are available, CNN reported on Thursday.
The Latest: House Dems Mulling Fast-track Trump Impeachment
The Latest on the fallout of the storming of the Capitol by a mob of proTrump loyalists (all times local):
Australians Distressed By Release Of Indonesian Cleric Linked To Bali Bombing
Families of 88 Australians killed in the 2002 Bali bombing will be distressed by the early release from prison on Friday of the Indonesian Islamic cleric suspected to be the mastermind of the attack, said Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison.
British Health Minister Defends Decision To Space COVID Vaccine Doses
Britain's move to delay the second doses of COVID19 vaccines will help save lives as more people will be able to get some initial protection, health minister Matt Hancock said on Thursday, defending a policy shift questioned by some scientists.
Namibia Sees Steady Downward Trend In Rhino And Elephant Poaching
Namibia saw a continued downward trend in rhino and elephant poaching last year after stepping up patrols and sharply increasing fines, the government said on Thursday.