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NeoCov coronavirus found in bats may pose threat to humans in future, scientists caution

NeoCov is closely related to the Middle East respiratory syndrome, a viral disease first identified in Saudi Arabia in 2012.

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A man receives a throat swab test at a temporary COVID-19 testing center

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Philippines lifts ban on foreign tourists as outbreak eases

Foreign travellers will no longer be required to quarantine in government-designated centres upon arrival if they have been fully vaccinated and tested negative prior to arrival, says officials.

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The country will reopen its doors to travellers from more than 150 countries with visa-free privileges starting Feb 10

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Indian family found dead near U.S.-Canada border identified

Sriram Lakshman

They had moved around Canada for a period of time and was driven to the border, say Canadian officials

Manitoba Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) Chief Superintendent Rob Hill, Criminal Operations Officer, provides an update and an identification of the four India citizens who died while crossing the Canada-U.S. border at "D" Division Headquarters in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Thursday, Jan. 27, 2022.

Sri Lanka to amend controversial anti-terror law

The bill proposes a number of amendments and ensures the suspects are allowed to approach the Supreme Court on grounds of violation of their fundamental rights and seek relief, says officials.

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A man receives a throat swab test at a temporary COVID-19 testing center

NeoCov coronavirus found in bats may pose threat to humans in future, scientists caution

The country will reopen its doors to travellers from more than 150 countries with visa-free privileges starting Feb 10

Philippines lifts ban on foreign tourists as outbreak eases

Manitoba Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) Chief Superintendent Rob Hill, Criminal Operations Officer, provides an update and an identification of the four India citizens who died while crossing the Canada-U.S. border at "D" Division Headquarters in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Thursday, Jan. 27, 2022.

Indian family found dead near U.S.-Canada border identified

Sri Lanka to amend controversial anti-terror law

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Britain's Prime Minister Boris Johnson during his visit to a coronavirus vaccination training hub Milton Keynes University Hospital, north of London.

England lifts restrictions as Omicron threat recedes AP

From January 27, 2022, face coverings are no longer required by law anywhere in England, and a legal requirement for COVID passes for entry into nightclubs and other large venues has been scrapped.

Record weekly COVID-19 cases: WHO

U.K. to lift all travel restrictions on February 11

WHO chief warns against talk of 'endgame' in pandemic

Breakthrough COVID-19 infections generate strong antibody response: Study

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South Asia

Sri Lanka to amend controversial anti-terror law
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For Afghan evacuations, Johnson ‘prioritised’ pets
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1 killed as violence erupts at rally in Karachi
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Cash-strapped Pakistan raises $1 billion through Islamic bond at record interest to keep forex reserves afloat
PTI

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We don’t want wars, says Russia
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North Korea confirms missile tests as Kim Jong Un visits munitions site
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Morning Digest | Central Asia meet forms Afghan group; Indian family found dead near U.S.-Canada border identified, and more
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Indian family found dead near U.S.-Canada border identified
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China

China conditionally approves AMD's $35 billion deal for Xilinx
Reuters

Morning Digest | Central Asia meet forms Afghan group; Indian family found dead near U.S.-Canada border identified, and more
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EU launches WTO case against China for ‘targeting’ Lithuania
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Address Russia’s ‘legitimate concerns’, China tells U.S.
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We don’t want wars, says Russia

NeoCov coronavirus found in bats may pose threat to humans in future, scientists caution

Sri Lanka to amend controversial anti-terror law

Philippines lifts ban on foreign tourists as outbreak eases

North Korea missile tests International

North Korea confirms missile tests as Kim Jong Un visits munitions site

China conditionally approves AMD's $35 billion deal for Xilinx

Toyota heading to moon with cruiser, robotic arms, dreams

The vehicle being developed is called Lunar Cruiser, whose name pays homage to the Toyota Land Cruiser sport utility vehicle

WhatsApp has until end of Feb to clarify privacy policy change, EU says

The Commission said it was also concerned about the exchange of users' personal data between WhatsApp and third parties or other Facebook/Meta companies.

Morning Digest | Central Asia meet forms Afghan group; Indian family found dead near U.S.-Canada border identified, and more

A select list of stories to read before you start your day

Indian family found dead near U.S.-Canada border identified

Police looking for anyone who might have met family

USIBC greets Tata group on homecoming of Air India

The top American corporate body also commends the Government of India’s successful asset monetisation programme.

EU will act strongly if Russia attacks Ukraine, says French Foreign Minister

But we also want dialogue be pursued, says Le Drian

Watch | Antartica's biggest glacier to collapse?

A video on one of the biggest glaciers in Antartica

N. Korea fires 2 missiles as testing blitz continues

‘Record launches in a single month’

SDF combing for IS fighters after jail attack

It was the most high-profile attack launched by the jihadists since the loss of their “caliphate” nearly three years ago.

EU launches WTO case against China for ‘targeting’ Lithuania

Beijing allegedly blocked imports, launched trade sanctions

For Afghan evacuations, Johnson ‘prioritised’ pets

Downing Street denies allegations

Address Russia’s ‘legitimate concerns’, China tells U.S.

Antony Blinken, in a phone call with Wang Yi, warns of ‘global risks posed by Russian aggression’

U.S. Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer set to retire

Biden may pick a Black woman as the liberal judge’s successor

Russia sees room for dialogue with U.S.

Kremlin says it would take more time to review the written response from U.S. to its security demands

Not for third party in LAC talks, China tells U.S.

PLA Senior Colonel says 14th round of talks on the dispute with India was ‘positive and constructive’

Biden says 14.5 million get health care under Obama law, with help

New data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention demonstrates that his administration's efforts to sign more people up through the Affordable Care Act, or ACA, have had an impact, says Joe Biden

Jordanian military kills 27 in shootout with Syria smugglers

Earlier this month an army officer was killed in a shootout with smugglers along the long porous border it shares with Syria, says the military

1 killed as violence erupts at rally in Karachi

The violence erupted when police swung batons and fired tear gas to prevent rallygoers from marching towards government offices

Former V-P Hamid Ansari, U.S. lawmakers express concern over human rights situation in India

‘Religious authoritarianism, discrimination taking place in India,’ they say

Nvidia preparing to walk away from Arm acquisition

European Commission filing showed that EU antitrust regulators have resumed their investigation of the deal and set a new deadline of May 25 for their decision.

Intel scores major win as court scraps $1.2 billion EU antitrust fine

The European Commission penalised Intel in 2009 for trying to block rival AMD by giving rebates to computer makers Dell, HP, NEC and Lenovo for buying most of their chips from Intel.

EU proposes digital rights, principles in global first

The EU executive said the digital rights and principles, which are based on European values, aim to provide a guide for policymakers and companies when dealing with new technologies.

Morning Digest | Fewer hospitalisations in third COVID-19 wave, shows data; PM Modi to hold first India-Central Asia summit today, and more

A select list of stories to read before you start your day

North Korea fires 2 suspected missiles in 6th launch in 2022

South Korea's Joint Chiefs of Staff said the weapons, which were likely short-range, were launched from an eastern coastal area

England lifts restrictions as Omicron threat recedes

From January 27, 2022, face coverings are no longer required by law anywhere in England, and a legal requirement for COVID passes for entry into nightclubs and other large venues has been scrapped.

Yemen Government forces sweep through Marib

Houthi rebels expelled from Harib district.

Record weekly COVID-19 cases: WHO

‘21 million new cases reported globally, rate of increase appears to be slowing’

U.K.’s Johnson defiant as ‘partygate’ report looms

Labour Party calls for his resignation

U.S. should give legal guarantees to stop eastward expansion of NATO, says Russia

Roman Babushkin, Deputy Chief of Mission of the Russian Embassy in New Delhi, described NATO as the “mechanism of confrontation” and emphasised that Russia is not planning to invade Ukraine.

Syrian Kurds retake prison, ending six-day Islamic State attack

The brazen Islamic State jailbreak attempt and ensuing clashes left more than 180 dead in the jihadists’ most high-profile military operation since the loss of their “caliphate” nearly three years ago.

Russia hits out at West over threats of sanctions on Putin

Kremlin says this will hurt efforts to lower Ukraine tensions.

Xi offers Central Asian countries $500 million, announces $70 billion trade target

Announcement from China comes two days before India’s virtual summit with regional leaders

California University Board unanimously votes to recognise protection from caste discrimination

The recognition of caste as a dimension of discrimination is gaining institutional support in the U.S.

The United Nations and the crisis in Yemen

How has the UN been facilitating peace processes in Yemen? What are the resolutions adopted by the UNSC?

U.S. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi announces re-election bid

The 81-year-old Speaker, elected from San Francisco, is currently in her 18th term.

U.N.: More than 50 million people affected by urban conflicts

“The frightening human cost of waging war in cities is not inevitable; it is a choice,” Mr. Guterres said

Morning Digest | Gen. Rawat, Kalyan Singh awarded Padma Vibhushan; Pfizer starts Omicron-specific COVID-19 vaccine trial; and more

A select list of stories to read before you start your day

Canadian Police yet to identity family that froze to death in Manitoba

“The RCMP (Royal Canadian Mounted Police) continues to work to confirm the identities of the four victims who were located on Wednesday,” a statement released

Russia launches new military exercises near Ukraine border

Russian military said it had launched drills involving 6,000 troops in the south and in the Crimean peninsula

West is ‘united’ against Russia: Biden

Pentagon says 8,500 U.S. troops were put on standby for possible deployment to boost NATO

There is no overconcentration of Russian forces near Ukraine’s border, says Volodymyr Zelensky

According to a source, Indian students and officials are not facing any danger at present

Russia adds Putin critic Navalny to list of 'terrorists and extremists'

The "terrorist" listing by the state financial monitoring service means Navalny and the members of his team are subject to limits on bank transactions.

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