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Shanghai pushes ahead with mass COVID-19 tests as new cases spike

SHANGHAI: The Chinese commercial hub of Shanghai is pushing ahead with a mass testing initiative as it tries to curb a new spike in...

East Timor’s Ramos-Horta makes pitch for stability ahead of election

DILI: The frontrunner in East Timor's presidential election, independence figure and Nobel laureate Jose Ramos-Horta, has said he hopes to restore political stability to...

India buys Russian oil despite pressure for sanctions

NEW DELHI: The state-run Indian Oil Corp. bought 3 million barrels of crude oil from Russia earlier this week to secure its energy needs,...

Japan, Australia impose more sanctions on Russia as Ukraine invasion enters 4th week

SYDNEY/TOKYO: As Moscow's invasion of Ukraine entered its fourth week on Friday, Australia and Japan stepped up the pressure by placing sanctions on more...

Invasion of Ukraine ‘is stalled on all fronts’

KYIV: Russia's invasion of Ukraine was described on Thursday as "largely stalled on all fronts" as Europe's largest conflict in 80 years entered its...

Cambodian court convicts 21 opposition figures of treason

PHNOM PENH: A court in Cambodia on Thursday convicted 21 people of treason and related charges for their nonviolent political opposition to the government...

Big business in Pakistan selling fake COVID-19 travel certificates

ISLAMABAD: Private medical laboratories and travel agents in Pakistan are pocketing tens of thousands of dollars a day from fake polymerase chain reaction pre-flight...

Germany to lift most COVID restrictions

BERLIN: Germany will lift most restrictions to contain the coronavirus despite infections hitting a record in the country on Thursday.Chancellor Olaf Scholz said after...

Red Cross chief sees ‘glimmer of hope’ in Ukraine

GENEVA: Red Cross chief Peter Maurer on Thursday implored Russia and Ukraine to build on rare glimmers of hope and alleviate the suffering for...

Mike Pompeo condemns UK decision to trade cash for Iran hostages

LONDON: Former US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo has accused Britain of paying "blood money" to Iran to secure the release of two British-Iranian...

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