Watch: Time-lapse of the snowiest day in over five decades seen in Omaha, US

The city in Nebraska reported 11.9 inches of snowfall on Monday, the most it has seen in one day since 1975.

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· An hour ago

Google revives plan to launch its own news platform in Australia amid row with government

Australia has proposed a bill that would oblige Google to pay license fees to local media companies for sharing their journalistic content.

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· 2 hours ago

Watch: Meet Simba, the first lion cub born from artificial insemination in a Singapore wildlife park

According to reports released by the authorities, the cub is healthy and is growing.

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· 2 hours ago

US judge approves The Weinstein Company bankruptcy plan to pay $17 million for sex abuse claims

The women who accused the producer of sexual misconduct will receive the full value of their claims if they agree to release Weinstein from all legal claims.

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· 5 hours ago

Coronavirus: Covaxin ‘effectively neutralises’ UK strain, claims Bharat Biotech

The country’s toll rose by 137 to 1,53,724.

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· 7 hours ago

In post-Trump era, domestic extremism is a greater challenge to the US than international terror

With Democrats controlling Washington and elections perceived as rigged, American far-right groups may resort to further violence.

Luis De la Calle, The Conversation

· Yesterday · 11:30 pm

Coronavirus: Don’t hoard vaccines, South African president tells rich countries

South Africa is one of the worst hit countries by the pandemic, with over 14.17 lakh cases and 41,117 deaths.

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· Yesterday · 10:56 pm

India has drafted an Arctic policy with the aim of understanding climate change and monsoon patterns

The frigid Arctic, which keeps losing ice due to global warming, is one of the batteries feeding the variations in Indian monsoons, over 7,000 kilometres away.

Sahana Ghosh

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Mayank Aggarwal

· Yesterday · 09:30 pm

Are Google and Facebook serious about pulling services from Australia? Or is it just brinkmanship?

The Australian governmen’s effort to make the tech giants pay news publishers for linking to their sites has been met with resistance and threats.

Tim Dwyer, The Conversation

· Yesterday · 07:30 pm

The return of the ‘samosa caucus’: Meet the Indian-American members of the US Congress

All Democrat lawmakers were able to retain their positions in the House of Representatives to be a part of the 117th US Congress.

Priyali Prakash

· Yesterday · 06:30 pm

‘Strong shouldn’t bully the weak’: Chinese president Xi Jinping at virtual Davos summit

The Chinese president warned against a ‘new cold war’ and called for global cooperation in tackling the Covid-19 pandemic.

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· Yesterday · 05:37 pm

In Pakistan, the danger to democracy comes from within the system

In their book ‘How Democracies Die’, Steven Levitsky and Daniel Ziblatt provide a litmus test for authoritarian behaviour by leaders worldwide.

Huma Yusuf, Dawn.com

· Yesterday · 01:30 pm