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Thai PM Found Not Guilty In Conflict Of Interest Case
Thailand's constitutional court unanimously ruled in favour of Prime Minister Prayuth Chanocha on Wednesday in a conflictofinterest case brought by opposition politicians.
Two Women Missing As Migrant Boat Sinks Off Greek Island Of Lesbos
Two women were missing after a dinghy carrying dozens of people sank off the island of Lesbos on Wednesday, a Greek coastguard official said, as more migrants fleeing conflict and poverty attempt to enter Europe.
Norway PM: Celebrate Christmas And New Year, But 10 Guests Only
Norwegians can invite up to 10 guests in their homes on two separate occasions between Christmas and New Year, Prime Minister Erna Solberg said on Wednesday.
United Nations And Ethiopia Reach Aid Pact For War-hit Tigray
Ethiopia and the United Nations reached an agreement on Wednesday to channel desperately needed humanitarian aid to a northern region where a month of war has killed, wounded and uprooted large numbers of people.
Thailand Says More Nationals Infected With Coronavirus Returned Illegally
Thailand on Wednesday reported six more Thai nationals infected with the coronavirus had illegally entered the country, skipped quarantine and travelled to different provinces, escalating fears of an new outbreak in a nation with relatively few cases.
EU Drug Watchdog Urges Longer Approval Process After UK Authorises Pfizer COVID Shot
The European Union's drug regulator said on Wednesday that its longer approval process for COVID19 vaccines was safer, after Britain granted an emergency authorisation to the experimental shot being developed by Pfizer and BioNTech.
Japan Protests Against Russian Missile Deployment On Disputed Islands
Japan's government has lodged a protest after Russia's military deployed a number of its new S300V4 missile defence systems for combat duty on a disputed chain of islands near Japan, Chief Cabinet Secretary Katsunobu Kato said on Wednesday.
Elderly Swedish Woman Accused Of Imprisoning Son For Decades
A 70yearold woman has been arrested in Sweden's capital on suspicion of holding her son captive at home for up to three decades, police and a prosecutor said on Tuesday.
U.S. Coronavirus Adviser Scott Atlas Resigns
Dr. Scott Atlas has resigned as special adviser on the coronavirus to President Donald Trump, a White House official said on Monday, after a controversial four months during which he clashed repeatedly with other members of the coronavirus task force.
Scott Atlas Resigns As Special Adviser To Trump On Coronavirus
Dr. Scott Atlas has resigned as special adviser to President Donald Trump, a White House official said on Monday, after a controversial four months during which he clashed repeatedly with other members of the coronavirus task force.
It's Major: Pets Poised For A Return To The White House
Major Biden is getting an early start in the spotlight as a presidential pet after a play date ended with his owner, Presidentelect Joe Biden, suffering a broken foot. As if that werent enough for one weekend, it was also confirmed that Major will have to...
Un Commandant Des Gardiens Iraniens De La Révolution Tué à La Frontière Syro-irakienne
Un commandant du corps iranien des Gardiens de la Révolution islamique a été tué ce weekend dans une frappe aérienne à la frontière entre l'Irak et la Syrie, aton appris lundi auprès de responsables de la sécurité irakienne et d'une milice locale.
Merkel Urges Germans To Be Careful Or Risk Third Coronavirus Wave
Chancellor Angela Merkel said on Monday that Germany could face a third wave of coronavirus infections if citizens are careless in the coming weeks.
Biden Names Janet Yellen as Treasury Secretary, Indian-American Neera Tanden as Head of OMB
If confirmed by the US Senate, Yellen, 74, will be the first woman to lead the Treasury Department in its 231-year history, and the first person to have served as Treasury Secretary, Chair of the Council of Economic Advisers, and Chair of the Federal Rese...
OPEC Meets Over Whether To Extend Oil Cuts As Virus Hits Demand
OPEC held talks on Monday on whether to extend existing oil cuts for three to four months or lift output gradually from January, as the coronavirus crisis continues to pummel fuel demand.
OPEC+ Opens Talks On Whether To Extend Oil Cuts Or Gradually Hike Output
OPEC+ members began a meeting on Monday to discuss whether to extend existing oil cuts for three to four months or to increase output gradually from January, as the coronavirus crisis continues to pummel demand for fuel.