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Kremlin critic Navalny flies to Russia despite arrest threat

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Russia's prison service has threatened him with arrest for flouting terms of a suspended prison sentence for embezzlement.

Alexei Navalny kisses his wife Yulia as he is detained by police at the passport control after arriving at Sheremetyevo airport outside Moscow on January 17, 2021.

Coronavirus | Brazil’s health agency approves the use of two vaccines

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Brazil’s health regulator rejected an application for use of a Russian vaccine called Sputnik V.

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Vaccines made by Sinovac and AstraZeneca has been granted approval.

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Apple's Tim Cook says Parler could return to App Store with reforms

"We looked at the incitement to violence that was on there, and we don't consider that free speech and incitement to violence has an intersection," Mr. Cook said.

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Parler's popularity skyrocketed after Twitter permanently banned Mr. Trump following the Capitol attack.

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On Day 1, Joe Biden to reverse Donald Trump orders

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He plans to sign executive decrees to end targeted restrictions on immigration, join Paris climate accord

Safe zone: Security has been stepped up in Washington, ahead of Wednesday’s inauguration ceremony.

Alexei Navalny kisses his wife Yulia as he is detained by police at the passport control after arriving at Sheremetyevo airport outside Moscow on January 17, 2021.

Kremlin critic Navalny flies to Russia despite arrest threat

Vaccines made by Sinovac and AstraZeneca has been granted approval.

Coronavirus | Brazil’s health agency approves the use of two vaccines

Parler's popularity skyrocketed after Twitter permanently banned Mr. Trump following the Capitol attack.

Apple's Tim Cook says Parler could return to App Store with reforms

Safe zone: Security has been stepped up in Washington, ahead of Wednesday’s inauguration ceremony.

On Day 1, Joe Biden to reverse Donald Trump orders

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India ‘intervened’ on Jaffna varsity memorial issue

A woman wearing a face mask to help curb the spread of the coronavirus walks by a banner baring the words ‘Wear mask’ on a street in Beijing. The coronavirus was found on ice cream produced in eastern China, prompting a recall of cartons from the same batch, according to the government.

Chinese city reports coronavirus found on ice cream

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Pakistan approves emergency use of Oxford-AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine PTI

In the first phase, the vaccine will be given to health workers and those aged 65 years and above, Mr. Umar said.

Biden names Vidur Sharma as Policy Advisor for Testing in COVID-19 Response Team

Coronavirus | Global COVID-19 death toll tops 2 million amid vaccine rollout

Coronavirus| China puts 20,000 villagers in quarantine over virus risk

Coronavirus | China COVID-19 vaccinations gather momentum as outbreaks spread

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India ‘intervened’ on Jaffna University memorial issue
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Pakistan approves emergency use of Oxford-AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine
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Gunmen shoot dead two Afghan women judges in Kabul
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Nepal never accepts interference in domestic politics: Nepalese Foreign Minister Gyawali
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Europe

U.K. urges China to grant UN access to Xinjiang
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Britain calls for concerns over Ugandan election to be investigated

Merkel ally wins race to lead her party
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Germany: Armin Laschet elected leader of Angela Merkel's party
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West Asia

Russian cargo ship sinks in the Black Sea, rescue underway
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In cold weather, anti-Netanyahu protests continue in Israel
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Abbas decrees first Palestinian elections in 15 years
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US rejects UN plea to reverse Yemen rebel terror designation
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Nepali climbers make history by becoming first to scale K2 peak in winter

Apple's Tim Cook says Parler could return to App Store with reforms

Coronavirus | Brazil’s health agency approves the use of two vaccines

Release Navalny immediately, senior Biden aide tells Russia

Phil Spector, famed music producer and murder convict, dies at 81

On Day 1, Joe Biden to reverse Donald Trump orders

U.K. urges China to grant UN access to Xinjiang

‘Appalling abuses against minorities’

India ‘intervened’ on Jaffna University memorial issue

High Commissioner ‘raises concern’ with Prime Minister Mahinda Rajapaksa

State capitals gird for pro-Trump protests

FBI has warned of armed protests as extremists are emboldened by Jan. 6 attack

Russian cargo ship sinks in the Black Sea, rescue underway

The area has been buffeted by heavy rains, snow and strong winds.

Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny detained after landing in Moscow

Russian prison service said he was detained for multiple violations of parole and terms of a suspended prison sentence.

Torrential rains hamper hunt for Indonesia quake survivors

Excavators and cranes were deployed across the devastated seaside city of Mamuju, where buildings were reduced to a tangled mass of twisted metal and chunks of concrete, including a hospital and the regional governor’s office.

Pakistan approves emergency use of Oxford-AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine

In the first phase, the vaccine will be given to health workers and those aged 65 years and above, Mr. Umar said.

Starvation haunts Ethiopia's Tigray

From “emaciated” refugees to crops burned on the brink of harvest, starvation threatens the survivors of more than two months of fighting in

In cold weather, anti-Netanyahu protests continue in Israel

Demonstrators gathered at a Jerusalem square near Mr. Netanyahus official residence. The weekly protests have been taking place for over seven months.

Chinese city reports coronavirus found on ice cream

Most of the 29,000 cartons in the batch had yet to be sold, the government said.

Biden ropes in 20 Indian-Americans, 17 in key White House positions

Neera Tanden, who has been nominated as Director of Management and Budget, and Dr. Vivek Murthy, nominated as the U.S. Surgeon General, top the list

Gunmen shoot dead two Afghan women judges in Kabul

The attack on the judges happened as they were travelling to their office in a court vehicle, Ahmad Fahim Qaweem, a spokesman for the court told AFP.

Guatemala tries blocking caravan of 9,000 Honduran migrants

Guatemala has set up almost a dozen control points on highways, and may start busing more migrants back to Honduras, as it has done before, arguing they pose a risk to themselves and others by travelling during the coronavirus pandemic

Britain calls for concerns over Ugandan election to be investigated

Britain called on Saturday for concerns about this week's election in Uganda, where President Yoweri Museveni has been declared winner, to be

Science will be at ‘forefront' of my administration, says Biden

Mr. Biden, who introduced his team on Saturday, said the scientists “will ensure everything we do is grounded in science, facts and the truth.”

Libya talks make progress towards new temporary government, says U.N.

Participants at talks in Geneva agreed on a mechanism for choosing the new government, whose formation has been the subject of wrangling among the main factions in a country that is a major oil producer.

The Hindu Explains | Why are Democrats and Republicans opposed to Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act?

Why was the law passed? How has the industry reacted to the opposition?

Xiaomi | Collateral damage

The U.S. has termed the start-up a ‘Communist Chinese military company’

National Guard | Boots on the ground

About 20,000 troops have been deployed in DC ahead of Biden’s inauguration

Museveni wins 6th term amid allegations of rigged election

Election was marred by fraud and violence: Bobi Wine

Merkel ally wins race to lead her party

As head of CDU, Armin Laschet has vowed to continue with centrist policies

Pelosi tasks General with security review

Some House Republicans under scrutiny for their role in coordination with rioters

5 dead of suspected gas leak in Italian nursing home

Firefighters confirmed the deadly incident in the town of Lanuvio, with the hypothesis of a gas leak

Nepal never accepts interference in domestic politics: Nepalese Foreign Minister Gyawali

Mr. Gyawali’s assertion came at a media interaction when asked about China’s attempt to play a role in the aftermath of fast-paced political developments in Nepal last month.

Sri Lanka’s Tamil parties seek international mechanism to probe ‘war crimes’

No scope for a domestic process, they note in joint letter to UNHRC members

Damaged roads, power blackouts hamper rescue efforts at Indonesian quake site

Operations were focused on about eight locations in the hardest-hit city of Mamuju, where people were believed to be trapped.

Germany: Armin Laschet elected leader of Angela Merkel's party

Mr. Laschet defeated Friedrich Merz, a conservative and one-time Merkel rival, at an online convention of the Christian Democratic Union

Out-of-control Australian bushfire threatens Perth homes

‘Around 150 firefighters were expected to work overnight into Sunday to bring the 80-100 hectare blaze under control’

Biden names Vidur Sharma as Policy Advisor for Testing in COVID-19 Response Team

The announcement of Mr. Sharma’s appointment as Policy Advisor for Testing was made by Mr. Biden on Friday along with additional members of the White House COVID-19 Response Team.

Russia withdrawing 300 military instructors from Central African Republic

A letter from Russia’s U.N. Mission to the Security Council committee monitoring sanctions against the conflict-wracked country said its assistance in the run-up and during the election was ending.

Trump administration carries out 13th and final execution

President Donald Trump’s Justice Department resumed federal executions last year following a 17-year hiatus.

U.S. retains terrorist designation of Pakistan-based Lashkar-e-Tayyiba

Days ahead of the transition of power, the U.S. Department of State said that it has amended the terrorist designations of LJ and ISIL Sinai Peninsula (ISIL-SP) to include additional aliases.

Five Hong Kong democracy protesters seek asylum in the U.S.

Their escape follows the mass arrest of democracy figures in Hong Kong under a new national security law that is part of a mounting crackdown by China on the financial hub.

WhatsApp pushes back policy roll out to May 15

Messaging platform says it’s ‘doing a lot more to clear up misinformation’ on privacy and security on the app

Morning Digest: World’s largest vaccination programme begins in the country today; farmers, govt. to continue talks, and more

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Rebels kill U.N. peacekeeper in Central African Republic

At least one peacekeeper was killed and another two were injured in two successive attacks by armed rebels near the town of Grimari in Central

U.S. imposes sanctions on Cuba citing human rights violations

The U.S. Department of the Treasury has imposed sanctions on Cuba’s Interior Ministry and its leader, accusing them of serious human rights

Joe Biden’s virus plan: 100 million shots just the start

“You have my word: We will manage the hell out of this operation,” Mr. Biden said

Abbas decrees first Palestinian elections in 15 years

Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas issued a decree on January 15, setting parliamentary and presidential elections for later this year in what would

Coronavirus | Global COVID-19 death toll tops 2 million amid vaccine rollout

“What was never on the horizon is that so many of the deaths would be in the richest countries in the world,” said Dr. Bharat Pankhania, an infectious diseases expert at Britain’s University of Exeter

‘U.S. rioters sought to assassinate lawmakers’

Justice dept. cites strong evidence

Coronavirus| China puts 20,000 villagers in quarantine over virus risk

China has sent over 20,000 rural residents living in the epicentre of the country’s latest virus outbreak to state-run quarantine facilities, as

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Republic TV owner Arnab Goswami. File

46K | Three days before Balakot, Arnab told ex-BARC chief ‘something big will happen’

Senior Congress leader Randeep Surjewala. File

22K | Arnab Goswami WhatsApp chats | Opposition demands inquiry

Sameera Fazili.

18K | Joe Biden’s U.S. National Economic Council pick sparks celebrations in Srinagar

15K | WhatsApp transcripts reveal BARC chief Partho Dasgupta’s links with Arnab Goswami

Those receiving Bharat Biotech’s coronavirus vaccine Covaxin have been asked to sign a consent form before being vaccinated as the vaccine “has been allowed by the government in clinical trial mode”. Photo: Special Arrangement

11K | Coronavirus | Covaxin recipients asked to sign consent form on ‘clinical trial mode’

The remains of the mini-bus being removed from the Hubballi-Dharwad Bypass Road on Friday.

11K | Reunion plan turns tragic as 11 die in road accident

After an interval of 21 months, the Supreme Court will be considering the review petition filed by the EPFO against the apex court verdict on the pension and the appeal filed by the Ministry of Labour and Employment.

10K | Supreme Court to consider review plea in EPF pension case on January 18

A medic fills a syringe with COVAXIN before administering it to a health worker during its trials, at the Gujarat Medical Education and Research Society in Ahmedabad on November 26, 2020.

9K | Coronavirus | Vaccine dilemma — to take or not to take Covaxin

One of the cold storage boxed for keeping coronavirus vaccine in South Delhi Municipal Corporation at Srinivaspuri in New Delhi

9K | Coronavirus | One ‘severe’, 51 ‘minor’ cases of post-vaccination adverse events reported among health workers in Delhi