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City officials want to prioritise pedestrians and complain about hygiene but traders want to protect famed tourist spot.
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The US president insists that he wants answers, but has continued to emphasize his belief that the arms deals with Saudi Arabia are extremely important to the US economy.
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Analysts say Riyadh's 'brawl' account of critic's killing puts onus on Turkey to disclose any proof it may have.
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Decision to demolish Khan al-Ahmar has been postponed until further notice, according to a government statement.
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US president says questions remain unanswered over Jamal Khashoggi's death as EU leaders call Saudi account incomplete.
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Afghans given more time because process was slowed by lack of voting materials as staff struggled with biometric system.
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Facing tightened security, waves of Hondurans continue to try to make it to the US, saying they have no other choice.
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The 'National Follow-Up Committee' wants King Abdullah II to enact reform and reduce his own personal powers.
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US president confirms Washington plans to leave nuclear weapons treaty with Russia over claims Moscow violated deal.
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Saudi Arabia now admits the journalist is dead - after denying it for weeks.
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Protesters chant anti-China slogans on Taipei march in first large-scale rally pro-independence rally in decades.
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The reporters were held after publishing articles about alleged misappropriation of rations for police cadets.
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A round-up of international reaction following Saudi Arabia's explanation for dissident journalist's killing.
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Businessman says his abductors spoke a Southern Africa language, confirming suspicions that they were foreigners.
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Latest opinion polls show the far-right candidate's challenger, Fernando Haddad, will face uphill battle on October 28.
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After the election of US President Donald Trump, the US saw an historic uptick in interest in left-wing groups.
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India's huge railway network is notorious for accidents that lead to thousands of deaths each year.
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Saud al-Qahtani was dismissed as the kingdom's royal court adviser on Saturday.
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In seven years, the BepiColombo unmanned spacecraft will reach Mercury, the nearest planet to the sun.
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Afghanistan headed to the polls on October 20 to vote for its third parliament since adopting the 2004 constitution.
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Prominent journalist Jamal Khashoggi was killed inside the Saudi consulate in Istanbul.
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A new museum dedicated to the history of law enforcement has opened in Washington, DC, saying it wants to create a dialogue as police have come under increasing scrutiny in recent years.
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At least 10 civilians and five police officers killed in the latest attack to have targeted parliamentary elections.
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US victims of Catholic Church child sex abuse crisis are demanding reform and asking, 'How can you still have faith and trust in an institution where ... these men protected each other?'
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The UN has said that Cameroon is forcing Nigerian refugees to return home, even when it is not safe for the refugees to do so.
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A complex set of factors is shaping Palestinian attitudes towards Syria.
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A growing number of US Congressmen, including Republicans, have called for Saudi accountability in Khashoggi case.
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Britons march in London demanding 'people's vote' to give public final say on UK's political future as EU talks stall.
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A summary of Saudi's response to news of journalist Jamal Khashoggi, who was killed at the kingdom's Istanbul consulate.
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Bolshoi Ballet's prima ballerina discusses ballet, Russia-Ukraine relations, #MeToo, and the arts in Putin's Russia.
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Former Obama cabinet official Julian Castro discusses Trump's border policies and Obama's own record on deportations.
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Former US Housing Secretary Julian Castro says Obama 'pushed for investment in urban communities throughout the US'.
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General al-Asiri was fired as the deputy head of the Saudi intelligence services on Friday over killing of Khashoggi.
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Many US legislators are not accepting Saudi Arabia's explanation of journalist Jamal Khashoggi's death and are increasingly talking about sanctions - with or without the president's support.
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Adaptation explores religious roots of Shakespeare's Moor of Venice as director says play is warning about 'otherising'.
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The Khashoggi affair is yet another reason for the world to abandon the assumption that the kingdom represents Islam.
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We debate whether another referendum would be undemocratic, and what the consequences of a 'no deal' would look like.
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Close to nine million Afghans have registered to take part in the vote, but concerns abound over the threat of attacks.
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Kingdom sacks intelligence official, arrests 18 Saudis saying missing journalist was killed in a 'fist fight'.
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After 18 days, Saudi Arabia admits to killing Saudi journalist at the country's Istanbul consulate.
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The caravan is under international pressure to turn back as Mexico deploys police and US threatens use of military.
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In his last interview with Al Jazeera UpFront, the late Saudi journalist spoke on the need for debate in Saudi Arabia.
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With the Democratic Party vying to take back Congress, Al Jazeera breaks down the key House races you need to watch.
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Touted as Saudi Arabia's progressive reformer, Mohammed bin Salman has an ominous human rights record.
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More than 300 people have been killed since protests against President Daniel Ortega began in April, rights groups say.
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As Trump ramps up threats, group of migrants cross into Mexico with thousands more heading towards border behind them.
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Two-thirds of the MPs vote in favour of changing the country's name.
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Around 20 journalists have been harassed or arrested in the Democratic Republic of Congo this year.
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Every year, UN surveys Syrian refugee families in Lebanon to decide who need aid payments and who may survive without.
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Parliamentary polls, the third since the Taliban's fall in 2001, seen as test-run ahead of presidential vote next year.
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