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Chile’s Indigenous Mapuche Gen Z resist police brutality
The Mapuche Gen Z are resisting police violence against Indigenous youth through music and activism.
Photos show aftermath of car ramming at Wisconsin parade
At least 5 people are dead and more than 40 injured after an SUV sped through a Christmas parade in Waukesha, Wisconsin.
Infographic: The 100 most polluted cities in the world
Out of the world's 100 most polluted cities, 94 are in India, China, and Pakistan.
Pakistan rejects India defence minister’s ‘provocative’ statement
Pakistan foreign ministry reacts strongly to India's threats to carry out military action on Pakistani soil if provoked.
Muslim mason sculpts shrines for Bangladesh’s Hindu dead
Taher Ali Khan has crafted thousands of shrines at Barisal Mahashashan, the country's largest Hindu crematorium.
Oil extends drop on signs US, China, Japan will release reserves
Speculation is mounting that a coordinated release of oil reserves is on the way to combat accelerating inflation.
Australia to allow skilled workers, students entry from December
Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison calls border easing 'major milestone in our pathway back'
China-ASEAN summit begins without a Myanmar representative
Regional bloc rejects China's request to include Myanmar's top general Min Aung Hlaing in virtual summit.
Five dead, 40 wounded as car hits Wisconsin Christmas parade
SUV drives through a Christmas parade in Waukesha, Wisconsin, killing five and injuring 40.
Runoff looms in Chile as far-right Kast leads presidential vote
Chile is headed for a divisive presidential runoff as far-right Jose Antonio Kast holds lead in Sunday's vote.
Alibaba, Tencent, Baidu fined by China’s competition watchdog
Tech firms ordered to pay $3.4m for 43 antitrust violations amid crackdown on monopolies.
Where is Chinese tennis star Peng Shuai?
Athlete’s sexual assault claims and disappearance from public eye could be a bigger challenge for Chinese government.
Two of 17 missionaries kidnapped in Haiti released
US-based church group welcomes release of two of its members, but says 'our hearts are with the 15 still being held'.
Bulgaria president Radev set to seal re-election: Exit polls
Election comes amid discontent against high-level corruption that ended the decade-long rule of former PM Borissov
Teen shot dead in Sudan anti-coup protest after Hamdok reinstated
Medics say 16 year old shot in the head by security forces in Omdurman as protesters reject deal with military.
In video call, Chinese tennis player Peng Shaui says she is safe
Peng had disappeared from public view since she made sexual assault allegations against former Chinese vice premier.
Lewis Hamilton wins inaugural Qatar F1 Grand Prix
Back-to-back wins moves defending champion within eight points of Verstappen.
Why is the UK planning to outlaw Palestine’s Hamas group?
Fury is growing in Palestine after Britain's interior minister says she is banning Hamas.
Key questions answered as Qatar 2022 starts one-year countdown
Al Jazeera answers some key questions with Middle East's first football World Cup just one year away.
How ex-players, teammates reacted to Solskjaer’s Man Utd sacking
Solskjaer was sacked by Manchester United after the side lost five out of its last seven Premier League games.
Chileans vote for new president to lead transition period
A runoff election between left-wing and far-right frontrunners is expected but not a given.
Canada’s ‘crying shame’: The fields full of children’s bones
Indigenous survivors of Canada's residential schools tell the stories of those who never made it out.
Sudan’s Hamdok reinstated as PM after political agreement signed
Agreement sees Hamdok return to lead a transitional government, all political prisoners freed.
Poland says Belarus still bringing migrants to its border
Polish border guard said Belarusian servicemen brought about 100 migrants and refugees to its frontier Saturday night.
That time golf saved the world from war
How a celebrated golf course architect served as a confidential diplomatic troubleshooter for four US presidents.
Manchester United sack Solskjaer after crushing loss to Watford
Solskjaer fired as manager after heavy defeats, with former player Michael Carrick taking over on temporary basis.
On Ukraine’s front lines, Europe’s forgotten war grinds on
Conflict continues to blight the lives of civilians still living on the front lines in Ukraine's Donbas region.
Climate Denialism: Can we stop it?
“Be careful what you hear.”
Jerusalem: Palestinian-French lawyer fights Israeli deportation
Salah Hammouri's residency status in Jerusalem was revoked over a 'breach of allegiance to the State of Israel'.
Bulgaria votes in presidential runoff amid anti-corruption agenda
Frontrunner incumbent President Rumen Radev faces off against academic Anastas Gerdjikov in the runoff.
What role can nuclear energy play in Africa’s climate transition?
African states should not be denied the opportunity to use nuclear energy, but it should be a solution of last resort.
Palestinian, Israeli settler killed in Jerusalem shooting
The Palestinian man reportedly used a submachine gun and a knife to carry out an attack.
El Salvador to build first ‘Bitcoin City’ backed by BTC bonds
Many Salvadorans are sceptical about Bitcoin and its bumpy introduction has fuelled protests against the government.
Sudan military to reinstate PM Hamdok in new deal: Mediators
Agreement reportedly will see Hamdok return to lead a transitional government, all political prisoners freed.
Venezuelans vote in regional elections as opposition returns
The polls mark the first time in four years that the main opposition parties will participate in an election.
Protests erupt over COVID restrictions in Austria, Italy, Croatia
Protesters rally against new restrictions and COVID-19 passes mandated in many European countries.
China downgrades ties with Lithuania over Taiwan
China reduces ties with Lithuania after Taiwan establishes a de facto embassy in Vilnius.
Peng Shuai: Missing Chinese tennis star appears in Beijing
Photos and videos posted online show Peng Shuai watching a tennis match in Beijing.
France to send special forces to Guadeloupe after looting, arson
Deployment comes after an overnight curfew failed to quell violent protests against COVID-19 curbs.
COVID protests in Netherlands turn violent for a second night
Rioters in The Hague pelt police with stones and fireworks as protests over COVID measures continue.
Al-Shabab suicide bomber kills prominent journalist in Mogadishu
Abdiaziz Mohamud, known for making programmes critical of the armed group, targeted while leaving restaurant.
What is behind India’s U-turn on its farming laws?
India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi has said the government will withdraw a set of controversial farming laws.
Thousands march in France protesting violence against women
Demonstrations come amid growing outrage over women killed by their partners.
DR Congo President Felix Tshisekedi orders mining licences audit
Congolese leader says measure is aimed at combatting fraud within the lucrative sector.
Pressure mounts on Solskjaer as Watford hammer Manchester United
Watford's four goals, captain Maguire's red card seal sorry outing for Manchester United in the Premier League.
‘Last hope’: Lebanese abroad seek a say at polls
More than 210,000 members of diaspora have registered to vote in crisis-hit country's upcoming parliamentary election.
Lewis Hamilton on pole for inaugural Qatar F1 Grand Prix
Mercedes driver beats championship rival Verstappen who qualified second for Sunday's race.
Houthis say drone attacks target several Saudi cities
Saudi-led coalition later said it attacked 13 targets in Yemen during a military operation against the group.
Green Hydrogen: The new scramble for North Africa
European plans for hydrogen energy projects in North Africa smack of green colonialism.
Austrian far-right Freedom Party protests against COVID measures
Freedom Party supporters among thousands protesting in Vienna against COVID lockdown and mandatory vaccinations.
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