- — US weighs sending more troops to Eastern Europe, Baltics: Reports
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at 1/24/22 6:47amFears of a Russian invasion of Ukraine have increased in recent weeks, with diplomatic efforts making little progress.- — Syria prison attack shows ISIL ‘absolutely’ growing stronger
- at 1/24/22 6:39amThe armed group continues to gain strength in the war-torn country after its defeat in 2019, analysts say.
- — Zimbabwe ex-cricket captain Taylor admits he took drugs, bribe
- at 1/24/22 4:41amBrendan Taylor says he faces a multiyear ban for taking drugs, accepting a match-fixing bribe.
- — Taliban, Western officials meet in Oslo to discuss Afghanistan
- at 1/24/22 4:24amAfter a positive icebreaking meeting with Afghan activists, the group holds talks with Western officials.
- — Club World Cup on track despite Houthi attacks on UAE: FIFA
- at 1/24/22 4:21amFIFA says competition to go ahead “as planned” despite Abu Dhabi targeted twice by Houthi missiles in a week.
- — Assange wins right to take US extradition case to UK’s top court
- at 1/24/22 4:11amUK High Court gives WikiLeaks founder permission to take his legal fight against US extradition to the Supreme Court.
- — NATO ups presence in Eastern Europe, riling Russia: Live updates
- at 1/24/22 3:50amMilitary alliance deploys ships, jets to its flanks as Moscow accuses the West of fuelling hysteria over Ukraine.
- — UK pulls staff from Ukraine as fears of war rise: Live updates
- at 1/24/22 3:50amUK follows US in withdrawing embassy workers, citing Russian threat, as NATO reinforces ranks in Eastern Europe.
- — UK gov’t orders probe into fired Muslim ex-minister’s allegations
- at 1/24/22 3:22amNusrat Ghani says her faith was cited as a reason for why she was dismissed from Boris Johnsons administration in 2020.
- — Second Mexican journalist killed in Tijuana in less than a week
- at 1/24/22 3:18amLourdes Maldonado Lopez was murdered days after Margarito Martinez was found fatally shot in the Mexican border city.
- — There is an urgent need to make WHO financially fit for purpose
- at 1/24/22 2:55amWithout sustainable funding, the World Health Organisation cannot succeed in its mission to deliver health for all.
- — Pakistan’s first woman Supreme Court judge Ayesha Malik sworn in
- at 1/24/22 2:42amMalik, 55, now sits on the bench alongside 16 male colleagues at the countrys highest court.
- — Burkina Faso President Kabore ‘detained’ by mutinous soldiers
- at 1/24/22 2:34amReports say Kabores detention comes after troops mutinied at several army barracks.
- — India’s Omicron wave may intensify in coming weeks: Experts
- at 1/24/22 2:22amExperts say variant already in community transmission as hospitals see more patients despite a decline in cases.
- — Giant chessboard: Istanbul ship-spotters monitor moves for war
- at 1/24/22 2:06amBosphorus Strait spies surveil geopolitical machinations as world powers deploy military assets around the globe.
- — India’s dependence on imported cooking oil to continue
- at 1/24/22 2:02amIndia, one of the world’s largest buyers of vegetable oils, has struggled to wean itself off imports.
- — Indian women are storming the gates of the investor ‘boys club’
- at 1/24/22 1:59amAs female founders face a daily bias in raising funds, women investors are stepping up to crack the problem.
- — Objects of affection: The things that refugees hold close
- at 1/24/22 1:51amAs people battle freezing temperatures at a makeshift camp in France, a scooter, football or necklace bring hope.
- — AFCON: Tunisia shock Nigeria to enter quarter finals with 1-0 win
- at 1/24/22 1:28amTunisia to play Burkina Faso in the quarterfinals after knocking out three-time AFCON champions Nigeria.
- — Houthi missiles target Saudi Arabia and UAE as escalation grows
- at 1/23/22 10:46pmUAE defence ministry says it will take all necessary measures to protect the country from attacks.
- — Australian PM’s WeChat account hijacked and renamed
- at 1/23/22 9:13pmGovernment senator describes blocking of account as foreign interference in Australian democracy.
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