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The award recognises individuals, organisations and countries contributing to the global fight against corruption.
The measure would cut nearly $8m from the $179m policing budget and redirect it to other programmes in the US city.
The president-elect continues to build his cabinet and White House team as he prepares to take office in January.
Canadian health officials hailed the 'critical milestone' a day after UK became first country to administer the vaccine.
Families of Muslim coronavirus victims have refused to claim bodies in protest as cremation is forbidden in Islamic law.
Commercial flights with the 737 MAX resumed on Wednesday for the first time since a worldwide grounding
The expected veto threat cites the importance of the sales to US foreign policy and national security objectives.
Mellody Hobson is set to become one of the highest-profile African American directors in corporate America.
Charges of criminal damage brought over toppling of statue of 17th-century British slave trader Edward Colston.
Akufo-Addo secures 51.6 percent of the vote, election commission says, as more than 60 incidents of violence took place.
The spike in tensions between the federal government and the KRG follows the passing of a fiscal debt bill in November.
Bill would give Democrats and Republicans more time to break the deadlock over a new coronavirus relief aid package.
The giant iceberg is moving along with currents and is about the size of South Georgia Island, which it threatens.
Liberians are also choosing whether to repeal a 1973 ban on dual nationality, a move some hope will be an economic boon.
Sheikh Sabah has been tasked with nominating members of a new cabinet for approval by the emir.
A line of a dialogue was termed by local social media users as racist, sparking calls for a boycott.
Nepal and China jointly announce a revised height for Mount Everest, ending a discrepancy between the two nations.
Defence Intelligence Agency acquired tools to spy on Nigerians' calls and text messages, Citizen Lab report says.
Sources say her decision is in protest against Palestinian Authority's decision to resume coordination with Israel.
Ruhollah Zam was convicted for fuelling anti-government unrest in 2017 on social media.
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