Millions on brink of disaster in Syria unless cross-border humanitarian operations extended, warns UN official
A senior UN official has warned that millions of people in northwest Syria are at…More
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Not even wildlife can go undetected: Australia trains AI road cameras for KOALA ‘facial recognition’
Researchers at an Australian university have been granted thousands of dollars from the government to…More
Delhi reports more than 1,000 cases of ‘black fungus’ amid shortage of drugs to treat deadly Covid-linked disease
The number of cases of so-called black fungus, or mucormycosis, has almost doubled in Delhi…More
France’s controversial pension reform plans that sparked protests cannot go ahead as planned, Macron says
The French government’s controversial plans to reform the country’s pensions system cannot go ahead as…More
Pakistani province strips government employees of pay if they refuse to have Covid vaccine
The chief minister of Pakistan’s Sindh province, Murad Ali Shah, has told government employees that…More
Indian officials ‘need to be charged with manslaughter’ over Covid vaccine shortage: Delhi High Court blasts Modi’s government
A high court in India has issued a stern warning to federal officials, claiming that…More
EU unveils digital ID wallet that can link to citizens’ bank details, driving license and other services
The European Commission has launched the EU’s new digital identity wallets, allowing users in the…More
Pentagon admits 23 civilian deaths by US military operations in 2020 – far fewer than claimed by NGOs
Washington has released unclassified information detailing how many civilians died worldwide as a result of…More
EU purchases its first monoclonal antibodies cocktail for Covid-19 treatment, securing 55,000 doses of Roche-Regeneron drug
The European Union has announced the purchase of 55,000 doses of the Roche-Regeneron Covid-19 drug,…More
Government failed on Covid-19 pandemic, says Swedish parliamentary committee
Sweden’s constitutional committee has said the government failed in many aspects of its handling of…More