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Bigger-than-expected interest rate hike boosts the credibility of Turkey's new central bank chief, say analysts.
News comes after UK and South Africa report new and more contagious variants of virus, leading to travel restrictions.
Bitcoin's 224 percent rally this year invites comparisons with previous boom and bust cycles.
Agriculture ministry says committed to reaching a 'logical solution' and invites farmers to set date for further talks.
Historic announcement comes just one week before the UK exits the EU's single market.
Costa Rica also set to launch mass immunisation campaign as Argentina receives first vaccines from Russia.
In central England, a family-run small business is a lifeline to the local community during the pandemic.
Dozens spend the night at a damaged metal container near the site of the fire, where a ghostly construction remained.
Coastguard rescues five people, as Tunisian official says 45 people were on the boat when it capsized.
The strain was found among 31 cases from Europe, who arrived in Singapore between November 17 and December 17.
A slim majority of Britons voted to leave the EU in a June, 2016 referendum. A lot has happened since.
Iraqis express anger after Trump pardoned four guards convicted in the 2007 Baghdad massacre that killed at least 14.
Israeli minister says more countries lined up to normalise relations with Israel but ruled out Pakistan being one.
Latest outbreak in Bangkok was first detected at a seafood market, where many Myanmar migrants work.
Investigation is part of a push by Beijing to crack down on monopolistic behaviour among tech giants.
Media reports say a trade deal is close after months of negotiations, with agreements on fishing and competition rules.
Starting on Thursday, gatherings of five or more individuals are banned nationwide with violators facing stiff fines.
Millions of Filipinos hold on to their faith as they defy warnings that mass gatherings could drive up transmission.
Latest pardons cover 26 people including Jared Kushner's father, who pleaded guilty to tax evasion in 2004.
Accused of 'foreign collusion', judge says Lai can return home providing he complies with a series of strict conditions.
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