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Asian markets mostly up, Hong Kong boosted by Alibaba rally

Most Asian markets rose Wednesday, with Hong Kong leading the pack for a second day following reports Alibaba's co-founders had bought huge stakes in the firm, a day after it emerged China was planning a blockbuster boost for the country's stuttering equities

National hand writing day observed

National Handwriting Day is observed on January 23, the birthday of John Hancock — the first man to sign the Declaration of Independence

Double murderer executed in US state of Oklahoma

Double murderer executed in US state of Oklahoma

US student on run after shooting two school staff

Australia to remove Chinese-made cameras from defence sites

Scandal-tarred UK MP stirs fresh controversy with reality TV stint

Australian sports stars revolt over mining, fossil fuel sponsorships

Stars from two of Australia's favourite sporting codes are pushing back against lucrative energy and mining sponsorship deals, with cricket captain Pat Cummins leading the charge on Tuesday

First Cities Summit of the Americas to Open April 26-28, 2023 in Denver - State Dept.

The first Cities Summit of the Americas will be held in the US city of Denver, Colorado, from April 26-28, the US State Department announced on Wednesday

US Special Representative visits LCCI, stresses greater economic ties

Royals and reality TV stars: famous Covid rulebreakers

From reality TV star Kim Kardashian to the Dutch royals and now tennis superstar Novak Djokovic, a slew of politicians and celebrities have found themselves in hot water for falling foul of Covid etiquette

Johnson orders Christmas party probe as aide quits

Johnson orders Christmas party probe as aide quits

British PM under fire over video of staff joking about lockdown party

'Snog who you wish': UK cabinet split on Xmas parties

As the Christmas party season gets underway in Britain, Boris Johnson's government is struggling with mixed messages on Covid-19 while denying reports it broke rules on staff bashes last year

US teen cleared in protester deaths says self-defense 'not illegal'

Kyle Rittenhouse, the American teen acquitted after fatally shooting two men during protests and riots against police brutality last year, said self-defense is "not illegal" following a verdict that underscored racial tensions across the United States

Hancock wins his third Olympic gold in men's skeet at Tokyo 2020

Bin Futais scores 70 points on first day of Tokyo Olympic Games' skeet competition

UKs Johnson Opposed Fall Lockdown Saying Only People Over 80 Were Dying - Ex-Aide

UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson tried to resist calls for imposing a second COVID-19 lockdown in the fall last year, arguing that most people dying from coronavirus were over 80, Johnsons former top aide Dominic Cummings told BBC broadcaster on Tuesday

UK PM to self-isolate when not working, after Covid case

UK health minister gets Covid ahead of 'freedom day'

UK health minister gets Covid ahead of 'freedom day'

British Health Secretary Sajid Javid said on Saturday he had tested positive for Covid-19 and was self-isolating -- just as his government prepared to jettison most pandemic restrictions in England

UK health minister gets Covid ahead of 'freedom day'

British Health Secretary Sajid Javid said Saturday he had tested positive for Covid-19 and was self-isolating -- just as his government prepares to jettison most pandemic restrictions in England

UK government accused of 'chumocracy' in handing out virus contracts