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South Korean enters North Korea in rare defection
South Korea says it sent a message to North Korea to ensure the safety of the person, but is yet to receive a response.
Israel hits Hamas positions in Gaza after rocket attacks
Israeli air attacks hit 'rocket manufacturing site, military posts' in the besieged Gaza Strip.
South Africa: Parliament building in Cape Town catches fire
No injuries have been reported in the fire, which was reported by security guards on Sunday morning.
US airport chaos continues as more than 2,600 flights cancelled
FlightAware says more than 2,600 flights were cancelled in the US, nearly 4,600 worldwide.
US removes Ethiopia, Mali and Guinea from AGOA trade programme
US removes Ethiopia, Mali and Guinea from AGOA duty-free trade programme over rights violations and recent coups.
Three missing, hundreds of homes destroyed in Colorado fire
Official says the three missing people all lived in homes consumed by the wind-stoked urban wildfire.
France to cut COVID isolation time for fully vaccinated people
Beginning on Monday, fully vaccinated people who test positive for COVID-19 will isolate for seven days instead of 10.
France bans plastic packaging for most fruits and vegetables
France says the new ban is expected to eliminate about 1 billion items of plastic waste a year.
Mali proposes five-year election delay to West African bloc
Transitional government initially agreed to hold presidential and legislative polls in February 2022.
French burn fewer cars on New Year’s Eve due to pandemic
A much-lamented tradition that appeared in decline this year, which saw only 874 vehicles burned.
Will COVID-19 permanently change the way we work?
Governments encourage 'working from home' as employees demand better work-life balance.
Thousands rally in Baghdad to mark 2020 killing of Iran general
Marchers call for expulsion of remaining US forces in Iraq as they commemorate General Qassem Soleimani's assassination.
Tunisia launches national consultation on reforms
Wide-ranging process - part of reform package pushed by President Kais Saied - will help into drafting new constitution.
The US opioid epidemic, edition 2021
Those responsible for the opioid-related deaths of hundreds of thousands of Americans are yet to be held accountable.
Taiwan urges China to curb its ‘military adventurism’
China claims Taiwan as its own territory, and increased military and diplomatic pressure to assert sovereignty claims.
South Africa bids farewell to anti-apartheid icon Desmond Tutu
Tutu's death triggered grief among South Africans and the world leaders for a life spent fighting injustices.
China welcomes 2022 with worst COVID week since taming virus
Surge has been driven mostly by an outbreak in the northwestern industrial and tech hub of Xi'an.
Maria Grazia Chiuri: Does the devil wear Dior?
Christian Dior’s creative director on whether fashion remains relevant amid the challenges facing the world today.
Omicron dampens new year celebrations amid COVID restrictions
Most festivities, events cancelled or scaled down as Omicron continues to rapidly spread despite restrictions.
Several dead in stampede at religious shrine in Kashmir
Mata Vaishno Devi is one of the most revered Hindu shrines in northern India, with tens of thousands visiting daily.
China reopens embassy in Nicaragua after diplomatic switch
Nicaraguan Foreign Minister Denis Moncada welcomes Chinese officials including Beijing's designated diplomat to Managua.
North Korea’s Kim Jong Un talks food not nukes for 2022
Kim says he wants to jump-start economy, improve people's lives as he marks 10th anniversary of his leadership.
Canadian provinces cut COVID isolation for those vaccinated
Western provinces of Alberta and British Columbia shorten self-isolation period while Quebec imposes nighttime curfew.
Bitcoin closes lucrative year with a whimper
The largest cryptocurrency by market value is on pace to close out December with a 19 percent drop.
In Gaza, young victims of Israeli bombing recount a brutal 2021
Al Jazeera talks to young Palestinians injured during Israel's May offensive and now left with permanent disabilities.
Iran space launch fails to put payloads into orbit: Official
Thursday's launch fails to put its three payloads into orbit after the rocket was unable to reach the required speed.
Beloved American actress Betty White dies aged 99
White, best known for roles on The Golden Girls and The Mary Tyler Moore Show, died on Friday, US media have reported.
New Year’s Eve air travel is off to a bumpy start
More than 1,300 flights were canceled in the United States on Friday and 1,001 were scrubbed for Saturday.
Colorado fires: Hundreds of homes burn in ‘fast-motion’ disaster
Nearly 1,000 homes destroyed in 'unimaginable' wildfires but no casualties reported so far, Colorado governor says.
China accuses Walmart of ‘stupidity’ over missing Xinjiang items
Walmart and other United States businesses are becoming increasingly ensnared in geopolitical tensions over Xinjiang.
Who will benefit from the world’s largest free trade deal?
The Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP) comes into force on January 1, 2022.
US’s Colorado governor slashes trucker’s sentence by 100 years
A petition in support of Rogel Aguilera-Mederos has more than 5 million signatures, calling for clemency for the driver.
Media watchdog says 45 journalists killed in 2021
The International Federation of Journalists says it was 'one of the lowest death tolls' it had recorded for any year.
Israeli troops kill Palestinian in occupied West Bank
Palestinian health ministry says the man, identified as Amir Atef Reyan from Qarawet Bani Hassan, died from his wounds.
‘I hear shelling’: Fear grips Ukrainian villages near Russia
Residents are losing hope in areas near the contact line between Russia-backed separatists and Ukrainian forces.
Omicron mutes New Year parties worldwide: Live news
Many large parties and fireworks displays cancelled or scaled down due to rise in COVID infections across the world.
For struggling Afghanistan families, next meal a matter of faith
UN estimates nearly 23 million Afghans - about 55 percent of the population - are facing extreme levels of hunger.
A year in, Biden’s Middle East policy brings little change
Despite change in style, Biden administration has largely continued Donald Trump's policies in key region, analysts say.
As Europe leads on remote worker rights, will others benefit?
Advocates say new laws to help remote workers don’t go far enough while unions fret some workers will be left behind.
A missing shaving bag and the blame of the abandoned
A partnership of 20 years, even a broken one, isn't one you leave on a Thursday night without discussion.
Germany shuts down half of its remaining nuclear plants
Decision to close three facilities comes a year before decades-long use of atomic power winds down for good.
Following Biden-Putin talks, Russia calls on US to heed demands
Lavrov says Moscow will 'eliminate unacceptable threats' if Washington and NATO fail to respond to its security demands.
UN food agency suspends North Darfur operation after attacks
Close to two million people expected to be affected by move after assault and looting on three WFP warehouses.
COVID cases surge in Lebanon ahead of New Year’s Eve celebrations
Cases near record high; health minister fears Omicron surge could overwhelm hospitals during peak tourism period.
Tunisia’s Ennahdha party says senior official detained
Ennahdha called seizure of Noureddine Bhairi a 'dangerous precedent' that foreshadows a slide towards 'tyranny'.
Four soldiers killed in raid on Pakistan Taliban hideout
The military said on Friday that security forces raided two hideouts in a former Taliban stronghold near Afghanistan.
Hong Kong says Omicron has spread locally despite strict rules
The city has largely isolated itself in the hope of containing the highly transmissible coronavirus variant.
Telling Indigenous stories: ‘I’m fighting to be heard’
I've been seeking out and sharing the stories of oppression, trauma and brutality that my people continue to endure.
Why is there still no justice for Emmett Till?
The Jim Crow era may be gone but its spirit is alive and well.
Can cutting meat consumption save the planet?
The world’s food system is driving a third of all human-caused greenhouse gas emissions.
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