Iraqi Cleric Sadr's Bloc Declared Biggest Election Winner
Iraq's Shiite Muslim firebrand cleric Moqtada Sadr was confirmed Tuesday as the biggest winner of last month's parliamentary election, that had sparked charges of voter fraud from pro-Iranian factions
Divided Cyprus, Island At Frontline Of Migrant Flow
Divided Cyprus, island at frontline of migrant flow
Global Economy Rebounds, But For How Long?
The world economy woke up from its pandemic-induced coma in 2021, but soaring inflation, global supply chain bottlenecks and a resurgent coronavirus have taken the shine off the comeback.
China's Taiwan Jet Incursions At Second-highest Level In November
Chinese warplanes made 159 incursions into Taiwan's air defence zone in November according to AFP's database, the second-highest month on record.
How China Is Helping Africa Fight Omicron COVID Spread
China aims to vaccinate 60% of Africa's population by 2022.
These 19 Countries And Territories Have Reported Omicron Cases As COVID Variant Concern Grows
The most recent case was detected in Japan with a man in his 30s who traveled from Namibia, South Africa.
US Removes Colombia's FARC From Terrorism List
US removes Colombia's FARC from terrorism list
Europe Detected Omicron Infections At Least 11 Days Before South Africa, New Testing Reveals
Omicron infections have now been confirmed in the Netherlands, Germany, and Belgium long before South Africa warned the world about the variant.
French Military Facing Growing Protests In Sahel
French military facing growing protests in Sahel
Regeneron Says Covid Antibody Treatment May Be Less Effective Against Omicron
US biotech firm Regeneron said Tuesday that its synthetic antibody treatment for Covid-19 may be less effective against the new variant, and it plans to conduct tests to determine by how much.
Ethiopia PM claims war gains, urges rebels to 'surrender'
Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed on Tuesday urged Tigrayan rebels to surrender, claiming government forces were nearing victory just one week after he vowed to lead military operations at the front
Vaccination Inequality Causing New COVID Variants
New variants such as Omicron have prompted more calls from health officials to get people vaccinated.
Brazil's Bolsonaro Joins Liberal Party Ahead Of 2022 Vote
Brazil's Bolsonaro joins Liberal Party ahead of 2022 vote
Fed Chair Admits US Inflation Could Prove 'Persistent'
Fed chair admits US inflation could prove 'persistent'
Ugandan Troops Enter DR Congo In Hunt For Deadly Militia
Ugandan troops enter DR Congo in hunt for deadly militia
