Views: 2 © Provided by XINHUA Rafael Nadal of Spain celebrates with his trophy during the awarding ceremony after winning the men’s singles final against Daniil Medvedev of Russia at Australian Open in Melbourne, on Jan. 30, 2022. (Xinhua/Bai Xuefei) Rafael Nadal has won a record 21st Grand Slam after recovering from 0-2 down to […]
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Views: 7 U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Linda Thomas-Greenfield warned on Sunday that Russia’s menacing military troop buildup on Ukraine’s borders signals the Kremlin’s “intentions to use them,” noting that Russia still has a chance to “find a diplomatic way out.” Pause Current Time 4:01 / Duration 5:47 Loaded: 0.00% Unmute 0 Caption Full screen We’re not
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Views: 5 India has double vaccinated 75% of its adult population against COVID-19, the government said on Sunday. © Provided by DW India is second only to the United States in its total number of recorded COVID-19 cases, at around 41 million The announcement came as the third wave of the virus, driven by the highly-infectious
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Views: 2 PARIS (Reuters) – French President Emmanuel Macron has told his Iranian counterpart Ebrahim Raisi that a deal lifting sanctions on Iran in return for curbs on its nuclear activities is still possible but talks need to accelerate, Macron’s office said on Sunday. © Reuters/EU Delegation in Vienna Meeting of JCPOA Joint Commission in ViennaFrance,
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Views: 1 Australia “will not hesitate” to ratchet up sanctions against Russia amid growing tensions over the military buildup near Ukraine’s border, a senior federal minister has warned. The finance minister, Simon Birmingham, said the Australian government was staying “in close contact with many allies, with countries across Europe and the United States” and directly
Views: 2 BRASILIA (Reuters) -Landslides and flooding from heavy rains in Sao Paulo state have killed at least 19 people since Friday, including seven children, public safety officials said on Sunday. According to São Paulo state authorities, nine other people were injured in the rains and four more were missing, while some 500 families were
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Views: 3 Harry, Meghan Bangladesh, Jan. 31 — Around 125 Bangladeshi officials and 50 Chinese officials of the Barapukuria Coal Mine, including the managing director, have tested positive for COVID-19. Due to the situation, the coal extraction has been suspended temporarily from Thursday as the workers of the mine put on indefinite leave, said Engineer
Views: 7 Minnows Ecuador’s coach Gustavo Alfaro told his team to “stay strong” as they travel to Peru on Tuesday knowing victory would book their ticket to the World Cup for just the fourth time in their history. © SANTIAGO ARCOS Felix Torres (center) kept Ecuador on track for World Cup qualification with the equaliser against
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Views: 8 As Russian troops mass on the Ukrainian border and worries of an invasion grow, Russian President Vladimir Putin continues to push a familiar Russian line about the conflict: that Ukraine belongs to Russia and that the two are “one people — a single whole.” Specifically, much of Russia’s political positioning to launch
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Views: 1 By Courtney Walsh © Reuters/LOREN ELLIOTT Australian Open MELBOURNE (Reuters) – As Ash Barty was making her drought-breaking run at the Australian Open, the talent of her rivals was not her only concern. The world number one had enjoyed the perfect preparation for Melbourne Park, but was mindful an innocent slip-up could bring her
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