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Pfizer says its antiviral pill slashes risk of severe COVID-19 by 89 percent

DUBAI: Pfizer Inc's experimental antiviral pill to treat COVID-19 was shown to cut by 89 percent the chances of hospitalization or death for adults...

Greek firefighters clash with police at climate ministry

ATHENS, Greece: Police clashed in Athens Friday with protesting firefighters demanding job contracts in the wake of massive wildfires.One firefighter was hurt by a...

Denmark says Russian ship detained over Canadian legal dispute

COPENHAGEN: Danish authorities said Friday that a Russian science vessel, currently held in Denmark, had been detained due to a legal dispute in Canada.A...

Hunger strike by husband of Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe grinds on

LONDON: A hunger strike by Richard Ratcliffe, the husband of a British-Iranian woman detained in Iran, entered its 13th day and he insisted that...

UK funding cuts push UN Palestine aid agency ‘close to collapse’

LONDON: Cuts to the UN's Palestine relief agency, which includes a British government grant, mean the agency is now close to collapse, the agency's...

Israeli bookstores pull Irish author’s work for refusing offer of Hebrew translation

LONDON: Two major Israeli bookstores have stopped selling the work of Irish author Sally Rooney after she refused an Israeli publisher's offer to translate...

Ethiopia rebels to ‘join forces’ to defeat Abiy government

ADDIS ABABA: Nine rebel groups battling Ethiopia's government will "collaborate and join forces" Friday, they said in a statement announcing the alliance, which comes...

Japan eases border rules to allow business travelers, students

TOKYO: Japan said Friday it will allow short-term business travelers, foreign students and other visa holders to enter the country, but tourists are still...

Diwali leaves New Delhi wheezing in dangerously unhealthy air

NEW DELHI: The morning after Diwali, the Hindu festival of lights, residents of New Delhi woke up under a blanket of toxic smog and...

Floods in Indonesia kill at least 5, mud hampers relief work

KOTA BATU, Indonesia: Flash floods from torrential rains on Indonesia's main island of Java killed at least five people and four others were missing,...

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