The tech genius and SpaceX owner, Elon Musk, is thrilled to fulfil his dream of providing satellite-powered internet to Earthlings. However, he has been hit with the realisation that not everyone is as thrilled as him.

Moo away: French villagers deny permission to Elon Musk for installing Starlink's antennas

After days of the harsh winter storm in Texas, US President Joe Biden is planning to visit the state next week and declare a major disaster. "As I said when I ran, I’m going to be a president for all Americans," he said.

Joe Biden to declare Texas winter storm as 'disaster'

Following the controversy around the 'unjust' dismissal of a prominent Black researcher, the tech giant Google has fired yet another member of the company's AI ethics team.

'I pity you': After Timnit Gebru, Google fires top AI researcher Margaret Mitchell

February 20 in history: Construction of Canberra begins, US citizen orbits Earth, and more

Australia and Facebook conducted talks on Friday after the social media giant blacked out news for Australian netizens. Meanwhile, more than 200,000 homes in Texas are without power with at least 30 people dead due to the harsh winter storm.

Morning news brief: Facebook-Australia talk news ban, Texas winter storm, and more

After more than a month of the Capitol riots, the US Justice Department is still trying to rightly punish the people involved in the damage of federal property and threatening the lives of Senators.

US charges more 'Oath Keepers' over 'wild' Capitol riots

After being trodded away for years by the Trump administration, asylum seekers have finally started returning to the US by the border under President Joe Biden's new immigration reforms.

First group of asylum seekers cross US border from Mexico

When the United States last tried to negotiate a nuclear deal with Iran, the reaction from the Israeli government was blunt and fierce. In the years preceding Iran’s 2015 agreement with Washington and several other leading powers, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel repeatedly called the negotiations a “historic mistake.

In Israel and the Gulf, reaction to US push for Iran talks is muted but wary

A Moscow appeal court has decided to uphold the Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny's prison sentence. The ruling was made after Navalny requested the judge to free him.

Moscow appeal court upholds Alexei Navalny's prison sentence

Moscow announced Saturday it had registered its third vaccine against the coronavirus and promised to introduce the jab to the Russian population by March. Russia was the first country to register a vaccine against COVID-19 in August ahead of clinical trials, and the Sputnik V jab has been authorised in more than two dozen countries around the world.

Russia says registers third coronavirus vaccine

The Kremlin's most prominent opponent Alexei Navalny faced two court decisions on Saturday that could seal a judge's ruling to jail him for several years after he returned to Russia following a poisoning attack.

Navalny faces decisive rulings in Moscow legal marathon

A few days after Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern ended the snap lockdown in Auckland, New Zealand has launched its first COVID-19 vaccination programme. The country is using Pfizer-BioNtech's vaccine against the deadly coronavirus.

After snap lockdown, New Zealand begins vaccine programme

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