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India farmers killed after violence erupts during protest
At least eight people, including four farmers, killed after violence erupted during a protest against farm laws.
Libya says ‘very modest start’ to withdrawal of foreign fighters
Libyan Foreign Minister Najla al-Mangoush's remarks come before a conference on Libyan stability later this month.
Jordan king exposed over tax havens and luxury homes
Pandora Papers says King Abdullah II is among dozens of world leaders secretly holding millions of dollars offshore.
Major oil spill washes ashore in California, killing wildlife
The US Coast Guard, working with local and state agencies, flew planes to assess the spill.
Saudi Arabia confirms recent talks with Iran
Prince Faisal says the fourth round of talks between the two regional archrivals took place on September 21.
UK rejects ‘uncontrolled immigration’ despite labour shortages
PM Boris Johnson defends his country’s choice to leave the EU as a lack of workers threatens to upend Christmas.
Libyan coastguard intercepts 500 migrants in latest clampdown
Libya has intensified sea interceptions amid a surge in attempts by migrants and refugees to reach Europe.
Why nothing will stop Yemi Alade
A conversation with the singer about her music and activism.
UAE official says time to manage rivalry with Iran and Turkey
UAE official says there is uncertainty about US commitment to the Middle East and concern about Beijing.
US slams ‘provocative’ Chinese military activity near Taiwan
US State Department spokesman called on Beijing to cease its 'military, diplomatic' coercion against Taiwan.
Jordan’s king receives first call from Syria’s al-Assad in decade
Syrian state news agency says the two discussed bilateral relations and 'reinforcing cooperation'.
Israel formally charges six recaptured Palestinian prisoners
The men were charged with escaping from the Gilboa prison last month, while five others were accused of helping them.
Bangladesh arrests five over the killing of Rohingya activist
Mohibullah, who was in his late 40s, was killed by unknown gunmen in a camp in Cox’s Bazar on Wednesday night.
In journalism, language matters
Much of the liberal Western press, consciously or unconsciously, is helping spread the gospel of white supremacy.
That time cryptocurrency proved people will buy anything
Are Bitcoin, Ethereum and Dogecoin the modern-day equivalent of sneezing powder and whoopee cushions?
Copper mine threatens Jordan’s largest nature reserve
Amman plans to mine in the Dana Biosphere Reserve, the country's largest and most diverse protected region.
Biden’s actions echo Trump’s isolationism and populism
The sudden withdrawal of US troops from Afghanistan shattered the image of inclusive coordination with allies.
Blast kills at least two civilians near Kabul mosque
A gov't spokesperson says at least two civilians killed after a bomb hit the entrance of a mosque in the Afghan capital.
Tunisia: Thousands rally in support of President Saied
Demonstrators waved Tunisian flags and carried placards critical of Ennahdha.
Algeria recalls envoy to France after ‘inadmissible interference’
French daily Le Monde reported that President Macron made critical remarks about Algeria during a meeting.
The ‘Skipping Sikh’: A story of faith, loss and racism
From his father's murder to racism in the UK, the moments that inspired the 74-year-old to skip the London Marathon.
Cyclone Shaheen approaches Oman
Residents urged to evacuate coastal areas and authorities delay flights to and from capital Muscat.
Koeman to carry on as Barcelona coach despite Atletico defeat
The Catalan giants are ninth in La Liga after seven matches, five points adrift of leaders Real Madrid.
‘Thousands of paedophiles’ in French Catholic Church since 1950
Head of commission probing scandal says it found between 2,900 and 3,200 paedophile priests, other members of the church
Qatar wraps up legislative polls, no women candidates elected
Female candidates disappointed in polls where turnout for election of 30 Shura Council members was at 63.5 percent
Lebanon on the brink | Start Here
Why Lebanon’s problems are so hard to fix.
Climate change and famine | Start Here
Why people in Madagascar are starving.
A great-grandmother keeps an Indian martial art alive
Meenakshi Amma, 78, has been a driving force in the revival of kalaripayattu in India.
New Zealand tightens travel rules as COVID spreads
All air travellers who are not New Zealand citizens must be fully vaccinated to enter the country.
Hundreds flee as fire ravages Honduras island of Guanaja
People flee by boat after a huge fire devastated homes and businesses on the Caribbean island.
BepiColombo: Europe-Japan space mission captures Mercury images
BepiColombo is on a mission to study all aspects of Mercury, from its core to surface processes and magnetic field.
Tens of thousands of women march for abortion rights in US
American women fear more states could roll back abortion rights after Texas imposes a near-total ban on the procedure.
How will the Taliban handle its dispute with Tajikistan?
Tajikistan has been accused of hosting anti-Taliban fighters.
US ‘sooner or later’ must recognise Taliban: Pakistan PM Khan
Pakistan PM Imran Khan says the US is in a state of 'shock and confusion' after the Taliban takeover of Afghanistan.
UN peacekeeper killed in blast in Mali’s troubled north
Four other members of the UN mission are injured in the attack that took place near the country's border with Algeria.
Algeria recalls ambassador to France for consultations
The two countries' relations are tense following France's decision to cut the number of visas it issues to Algerians.
Nations urged to heed climate activists’ demands for bold action
Greenhouse gas emissions have continued rising along with disasters such as drought, flooding and supercharged storms.
Sudan factions form new alliance as splits deepen
The ceremony included political parties, the Sudan Liberation Movement, and the Justice and Equality Movement.
Biden: Will ‘work like hell’ to pass infra, social safety bills
US President Joe Biden has acknowledged frustrations over divisions in his Democratic Party over the two key bills.
Samos: Where Europe lost its values and moral responsibility
A new prison-like camp on the Greek island of Samos marks a dangerous turn of European migration policy.
A year on, India Dalit rape victim’s family waits for justice
Family of 19-year-old girl, who was gang-raped and murdered, says the hope for justice is fading as the case drags on.
Qatari voters weigh in on first legislative elections
Al Jazeera speaks to Qatari citizens about their experience voting for the country’s advisory Shura Council.
Libya detains 4,000 people in major anti-migrant crackdown
Hundreds of women and children among those detained during raids in Gargaresh town.
Pakistan’s ‘king of comedy’ Umer Sharif dies at 66
Sharif, who was battling cardiac ailments, passed away in Germany, officials confirm.
Kidnap or Kill: The CIA’s plot against WikiLeaks’ Julian Assange
Why isn't the CIA's plan to kidnap Julian Assange making more headlines? And the nuances of translating literary works.
Rights groups urge full probe into Rohingya leader’s killing
Mohibullah, a prominent Rohingya leader, was killed this week at world's largest refugee camp in Bangladesh.
Georgians vote in key local polls after Saakashvili’s arrest
Voters casting ballots in closely watched municipal elections a day after former president was arrested.
What is Angela Merkel’s economic legacy?
Once the sick man of Europe, Germany weathered the financial crisis and the Great Recession better than its neighbours.
On Khashoggi murder anniversary, advocates want action from Biden
Advocates vow to keep pushing for accountability for slain journalist after top US administration official met with MBS.
Philippine President Duterte announces ‘retirement from politics’
Not eligible to run again for top job, Philippine president backs out of a plan to run for vice president in 2022 polls.
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