Egypt: Man who filmed chaos in Covid-hit hospital questioned by police
The world’s largest solar plant has secured financing this month, and will be built outside Abu Dhabi
Russian hackers could have accessed secret US blackout emergency plans
Mexico ready to offer asylum to Assange, president says
South Korea Sends Its Forces Into The Strait Of Hormuz After Iran Seizes Tanker
Iran resumes enriching uranium to 20%
Popularity of UK government nosedives amid Brexit
Iran says it has seized South Korean tanker as tensions with US mount
Major Japan CEOs getting under-the-table immunizations with unapproved Chinese vaccine: Unapproved vaccine for coronavirus believed to be made in China was brought to Japan and administered to heads of some of Japan's most famous companies and other wealthy individuals.
U.K. scientists worry vaccines may not protect against coronavirus variant found in South Africa | CBC News
Organic meats found to have approximately the same greenhouse impact as regular meats
Dominican Republic bans child marriage. 36% of Dominican girls were married before the age of 18, which is the highest rate in Latin America and the Caribbean. In 12% of unions, the bride was less than 15 years old.
Australian woman who renounced Islamic faith and campaigns globally for women's rights arrested and charged in Tanzania, the country of her birth. Supporters of Zara Kay say she was summoned to police station in Dar es Salaam December 28 then held in custody for 32 hours.
Protestors gather outside Dublin police station after armed officers shoot dead black man
London hospitals to halt cancer surgeries due to COVID overload.
Chinese tech billionaire Jack Ma was removed from his own reality TV show including the judging webpage and has not been seen in public for two months after falling foul of President Xi in anti-regulation speech
German police raid church service with over 100 maskless worshippers
Pope condemns travelling abroad to escape coronavirus lockdowns
Palestinians excluded from Israeli Covid vaccine rollout as jabs go to settlers - Human rights groups accuse Israel of dodging obligations to millions in occupied territories who may wait months for vaccination
Teachers in England ‘scared’ and ‘frustrated’ as schools are told to reopen
