Arab News says The Lebanese pound on Tuesday crossed the symbolic threshold of 30,000 to the dollar on the black market in a new record low.
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TRT World says Donald Trump has cancelled a press conference he had planned to hold in Florida on the anniversary of the January 6 attack on the Capitol by his supporters.
VOA says Joe Biden warned there’s “going to be a continued rise in cases” and that the “coming weeks are going to be challenging” because of omicron.
BBC News says Tottenham manager Antonio Conte says Harry Kane is “totally involved” in his project at the club after it appeared the striker would leave last summer.
BBC News says Virginia Giuffre agreed not to sue anyone connected to Jeffrey Epstein who could be described as a “potential defendant”.
The Guardian says Elizabeth Holmes, founder of Theranos, has been found guilty on four of 11 charges of fraud, concluding a high profile trial that captivated Silicon Valley.
France24 says Turkey’s annual inflation rate surged to its highest level since 2002 propelled by a currency crisis linked to President Erdogan’s unconventional economic approach.
TRT World says a divided nation will experience an ominous split-screen moment Thursday on anniversary of the January 6 attack.
VOA says a winter storm has brought snow and fierce winds to the U.S mid-Atlantic states and parts of the South, leading to power outages for hundreds of thousands of people.
Sky Sports says Luke Shaw has questioned Man United’s intensity and motivation after its defeat to Wolves while Jamie Redknapp described the performance as “so poor”.
BBC Sport says Peter Wright produced a sensational comeback to beat Michael Smith in a thrilling final of the PDC World Darts Championship.
BBC Sport says Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta will miss the Premier League match against Manchester City on 1 January after testing positive for Covid-19.
France24 says The world hit a record number of Covid infections in a week, an AFP tally revealed Wednesday.
Euronews says Hong Kong police raided the office of an online pro-democracy news outlet on Wednesday after arresting six people.
Arab News says The UAE on Wednesday reported a surge in daily coronavirus infections with 2,234 cases confirmed.
Aljazeera says Dozens of people have been killed in the collapse of a defunct gold mine in Sudan’s West Kordofan province over the weekend.
VOA says Harry Reid, the former U.S. Senate majority leader and Nevada’s longest-serving member of Congress, has died. He was 82.
The Guardian says For many people, the thin red line on a pregnancy test ushers in countless changes.
The Independent says England surrendered the Ashes in embarrassing fashion in Melbourne blitzed for 68 all out in their second innings to slump 3-0 behind in just 12 days of cricket.
The Guardian says Boris Johnson will not introduce further Covid restrictions in England before 2022 giving mass events the go-ahead for NYE.
The Metro says Kim Kardashian has managed to accidentally anger the entire superhero fan base after she posted major spoilers of Spider-Man: No Way Home.
BBC News says France has announced tighter Covid restrictions amid concerns over the Omicron variant.
TRT World says US President Joe Biden has signed into law the National Defense Authorization Act, or NDAA, for fiscal year 2022.
Aljazeera says An Israeli air raid has struck Syria’s Mediterranean port of Latakia for the second time this month.
Arab News says Shoppers in Saudi Arabia are required to scan the national COVID-19 app on their smart phones to enter malls.