Coronaball? Australian health official WALKS BACK Covid advice urging football fans to ‘duck’ incoming ball to curb transmission
South Australia’s top health official left many bewildered after doling out bizarre advice to football…More
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Twitter scrubs Nigerian president’s post & suspends account for ‘abusive behavior’ after tweeting warning to rebels
Twitter has removed a post by the president of Nigeria and temporarily locked his account,…More
Argentina’s oil workers threaten STRIKE if government doesn’t greenlight private Covid-19 vaccine purchase
Argentina’s largest oil workers union is eager to buy coronavirus vaccines on its own, warning…More
Bibi’s done? Anti-Netanyahu coalition notifies Israeli president that it has formed new government after Arab party joins
Yair Lapid and Naftali Bennett have put together a governing coalition to oust PM Benjamin…More
Latest Iran nuclear deal revival talks end on a high, EU negotiator says he believes deal will be struck next week
A fifth round of talks to resurrect the 2015 Iran nuclear deal has concluded in…More
France to vaccinate those aged 12-to-18 against Covid starting in mid-June, Macron says
In less than two weeks’ time, children as young as 12 in France can get…More
Danish PM insists relations with European allies don’t need repairing amid US spying connection allegations
Denmark’s prime minister, Mette Frederiksen, defended the nation’s relationship with its allies on Wednesday, after…More
Huge plume of black smoke towers over Tehran as major blaze breaks out at Iranian refinery (WATCH LIVE)
A serious fire erupted at a refinery in the southern part of Tehran on Wednesday,…More
Over 8,700 killed on train tracks in India last year despite Covid-19 lockdown limiting railway services
More than 8,700 people died after being struck by trains in India in 2020 despite…More
‘Hundreds’ of photos show Aussie troops chugging beer from dead Afghan’s prosthetic leg, court is told
Lawyers for a soldier suing several media outlets for defamation have claimed that hundreds of…More