‘Prolonged’ nuclear talks with US would be ‘harmful’, Khamenei warns as Iran reportedly close to starting 60% uranium enrichment
Iranian-US talks to revive the 2015 nuclear deal should not “drag on,” Iran’s Supreme Leader…More
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Sweden halts J&J vaccine rollout until EU regulator reviews US reports of ‘very rare’ blood clot cases
Sweden won’t start vaccinating people with Johnson & Johnson’s Covid-19 shot until the European Medicines…More
Irish data watchdog launches investigation into Facebook over leak affecting half a billion users
Facebook may have breached data protection regulations after the personal information of 533 million of…More
Turkey fines Google more than $36 million for breaching competition laws
Ankara’s competition watchdog has imposed a large fine on Google after it was found to…More
Monty Python star John Cleese mocks Hank Azaria’s Apu guilt with apology to ‘English people’… but some don’t get the joke
British actor John Cleese has been both cheered and chastised for ridiculing voice actor Hank…More
Brussels announces major extension to Pfizer deal with 25% more shots to be delivered in Q2
The head of the European Commission has announced a new agreement with pharmaceuticals company Pfizer…More
Anti-French Pakistani party outlawed under terrorism law after clashes with police leave two dead
The Pakistani government has announced it will ban the Tehreek-e-Labbaik Pakistan (TLP) party under anti-terrorism…More
UN sounds alarm over almost 30% spike in civilian casualties in Afghanistan ahead of US & NATO pullout
Almost 1,800 civilians, including many women and children, were killed or wounded in the fighting…More
China’s CanSinoBIO finds no cases of blood clots from its Covid vaccine despite similarities with AstraZeneca, J&J
Chinese vaccine maker CanSinoBIO said it found no cases of blood clots in people who…More
Danish drug regulator FAINTS at press conference announcing AstraZeneca vaccine halt (VIDEO)
Denmark will completely abandon the rollout of AstraZeneca’s Covid-19 vaccine due to a risk of…More