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Trump Campaign Seeks Hand Recount In Georgia, Could Get It
The move comes a day after Republican U.S. Sens. David Perdue and Kelly Loeffler called for Raffensperger's resignation, claiming he ran the election poorly but citing no specific incidents of wrongdoing.
Nicaragua Moves Toward Allowing Life Prison Sentences
Nicaraguas National Assembly took a first vote Tuesday to approve a constitutional reform that would allow sentences of life in prison for some crimes.
Israeli Parliament Approves Deal Establishing Ties With Bahrain
Israel's parliament on Tuesday approved a U.S.brokered deal establishing formal relations with Bahrain, by a vote of 62 lawmakers in favour and 14 opposed.
Ukraine Eyes Seat At Biden Inauguration Despite Impeachment Saga
Ukraine hopes to receive an invitation to Presidentelect Joe Biden's inauguration, a presidential adviser told Reuters, with Kyiv betting its attempts to stay neutral in last year's U.S. impeachment saga will pay dividends.
UK Health Minister Advocates Worldwide Rethink On Mink Farming After Danish Outbreak
British health minister Matt Hancock suggested on Tuesday that the international community should look again at mink farming, alluding to a ban on the industry after a new coronavirus strain spread to humans from mink in Denmark.
Babar Named Pakistan Test Captain, Takes Charge Of All Three Formats
Pakistan named Babar Azam as their new test captain on Tuesday, putting the batsman in charge of teams across all formats.
Several Thousand Fleeing Conflict In Ethiopia To Sudan - Official
About 2,500 Ethiopians are known to have crossed the border into Sudan over the past two days as they flee fighting in their home country, an official in Sudan's eastern Kassala state said on Tuesday.
UK Vaccine Chief To Step Down At Year-end, Hancock Says
The head of Britain's COVID19 vaccine taskforce will step down at the end of the year and her departure is not related to criticism over a 670,000 pound ($881,000) public relations bill, the health minister said.
European Union Still Testing Pfizer Coronavirus Vaccine, Keeps 2021 Forecast
A "rolling review" of several potential vaccines is underway and, for now, Brussels is sticking by its forecast that one may be approved and available "early next year", one source said.
After Jared Kushner, Melania Trump Advises President to Accept Election Loss
Kushner, the President's son-in-law and senior adviser, has approached him to concede, two sources told CNN. The first lady has privately said the time has come for him to accept the election loss.
Canada Says Airline Aid Contingent On Refunding Customers
Canada's government will soon announce aid for the countrys airline industry but the help will be contingent on carriers providing refunds to passengers whose flights were cancelled, Transport Minister Marc Garneau said Sunday.
Biden Shores Up Fragile 'Blue Wall' In Industrial North
Joe Biden shored up the Democrats' blue wall, more sturdily in Michigan, more tenuously in Pennsylvania and Wisconsin to rebuild the party's path back to the White House.
With Cases Soaring, Biden To Announce COVID-19 Task Force
Making the resurgent coronavirus his immediate priority, U.S. Presidentelect Joe Biden on Monday will announce a 12member task force to deal with the pandemic.
Ethiopian Prime Minister Fires Top Officials As Conflict In Tigray Region Escalates
Ethiopia’s Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed sacked his army chief, head of intelligence and foreign minister on Sunday, as the military continued a fiveday old offensive in the restive Tigray region with a new round of air strikes.
'Nightmare Over': Hollywood Reacts To Joe Biden And Kamala Harris US Election Win
Chris Evans, Julia Louis-Dreyfus, Mindy Kaling, and Natalie Portman, among several other Hollywood personalities cheered Joe Biden and Kamala Harris' victory as the US President and Vice President, respectively, saying the long-awaited process of healing...
Joe Biden's New Plan Likely to Provide US Citizenship to Over 5 Lakh Indians
The Biden administration will support family-based immigration and preserve family unification as a core principle of the US' immigration system, which includes reducing the family visa backlog.