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US Republicans oppose formal inquiry into January 6 Capitol riot
Republican leader McConnell accuses Democrats of partisanship, says existing inquiries are sufficient.
COVID cases drop in Americas, but ‘glaring gaps’ in jabs: PAHO
Sharp drop in US COVID-19 cases is 'testament' to importance of vaccines, says head of Pan American Health Organization.
Survivors of Israeli air attacks in Gaza recount grief and loss
Palestinians share their stories of survival and loss from Israel's 10-day bombardment of the Gaza Strip.
‘This time is different’: Gaza journalists on Israeli bombardment
Four Palestinian journalists in Gaza share their experiences reporting on Israel's latest bombardment of the territory.
Can governments give up using fossil fuels to save the climate?
IAE calls for a ban on new coal, gas and oil projects to reach zero carbon dioxide emissions by 2050.
Concerns over Qatar’s arrest of Kenyan security guard
Kenyan security guard, who blogged about life as a migrant worker in Qatar, was arrested two weeks ago.
Agreement on restoring Iran’s nuclear deal ‘within reach’
Negotiators hope next round of talks in Vienna will lead to US lifting sanctions and Iran returning to full compliance.
Blue Origin reveals $2.4M as current highest bid for rocket trip
Bezos's space company is targeting July 20 for the first suborbital sightseeing trip on its New Shepard rocket.
Malawi destroys nearly 20,000 expired COVID-19 shots
Malawi burns 19,610 doses of expired AstraZeneca vaccines, saying the move would boost public confidence in jabs.
Peru forced sterilisations case: ‘They could get away with it’
Victims of mass forced sterilisations in the 1990s fear upcoming Peru presidential runoff could close door to justice.
Russia offers to help demarcate Armenia-Azerbaijan border
Move by Moscow comes after Armenia accused Azerbaijan of sending troops across the border last week.
Concerns grow over China nuclear reactors shrouded in mystery
No one outside China knows if two new nuclear reactors under construction serve a dual civilian-military use.
Biden pushes Netanyahu for a ‘path to a ceasefire’ in Gaza
The US president signalled to Israel that he expects 'a significant de-escalation' on Wednesday before a ceasefire.
Israel is waging a war on truth in Gaza
Why did Israel target buildings housing media organisations in Gaza?
As migrants continue to reach Ceuta, Spanish pushback hardens
Madrid ups border security in North African enclave, returns thousands to Morocco, and fires tear gas into buffer zone.
Belgian manhunt for ‘far-right’ soldier enters second day
Jurgen Conings, 46, disappeared with weapons on Monday and left behind a letter threatening several figures.
US to lift sanctions on firm, CEO behind Russia’s Nord Stream 2
The US will waive sanctions on the firm behind Russia's Nord Stream 2 pipeline and its CEO, a source tells Reuters.
Crypto crash: Bitcoin, Ether, Dogecoin prices all nosedive
Bitcoin fell almost 22 percent on Wednesday, while Ethereum sank 40 percent and Dogecoin lost 45 percent.
A history of the US blocking UN resolutions against Israel
Over the past five decades, the US has blocked at least 53 UN Security Council resolutions critical of Israel.
Shelter in Place: LA’s fight for housing in a pandemic
Fault Lines follows homeless families in Los Angeles who take a bold risk by moving into vacant houses.
Natural Wisdom: Indigenous communities and defending biodiversity
earthrise meets two indigenous communities in Brazil and Australia protecting unique ecosystems in their territories.
Al Jazeera wins nine Shorty Awards
Digital Division earns three jury top prizes, a Gold second place and five Audience Honors at the 2021 Shorty Awards.
Photos: No let-up in Israeli bombardment of Gaza, 219 killed
Israel drops 122 bombs in 25 minutes on Tuesday night as it continues air campaign on besieged enclave.
IOC seeks to allay Tokyo Olympics fears amid cancellation call
Sporting body chief offers Tokyo medical help, says most residents at Olympic Village will be vaccinated.
UK counterterror mental health project raises ethical concerns
Thousands suspected of 'extremism', including six-year-old, have been assessed in hubs set up by police, says charity.
US says UNSC statement won’t calm Israel-Palestine violence
US envoy to the UN reportedly made the comment during panel's fourth emergency meeting on the escalation.
Israeli air raid kills Palestinian journalist in his Gaza house
Colleagues condemn killing of Yousef Abu Hussein, whose home in Gaza's Sheikh Radwan area was struck by Israeli missile.
Indian navy recovers 22 bodies from barge sunk by Cyclone Tauktae
Navy ships recover 22 bodies of people on board barge that sank off Mumbai as search continues for 55 more missing people.
Google employees urge firm to support Palestinians: Report
A Jewish employee group calls on the company's CEO to condemn harm done by the Israeli military to Palestinians.
YouTube pulls age restriction from Al Jazeera Arabic live stream
Move comes amid alleged wider attempt by social media platforms to restrict coverage of Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
Is Clubhouse a free speech haven?
Governments keep close watch on platform offering space for candid conversations on politics and social issues.
Pro-Palestinian protesters boo Biden during Michigan visit
Advocates and legislators have called on Biden to take a harder line against Israel amid deadly Gaza escalation.
Mosque razed in BJP-ruled Indian state, Muslim body to move court
Residents in Uttar Pradesh's Barabanki district accuse local administration of demolishing a 100-year-old mosque.
China’s climate goal: overhauling its electricity grid
To meet its carbon goals, one major step that China needs to undertake is to upgrade its grid, the world's largest.
US-Russia showdown looms as top diplomats meet in Iceland
Blinken and Lavrov to meet in Iceland while Washington's ties with Moscow are under pressure over myriad issues.
Lebanon’s FM asks to quit after ISIL comments anger Gulf states
Charbel Wehbe's remarks that appeared to blame Gulf states for the rise of ISIL caused a diplomatic firestorm.
Taiwan tightens curbs, expects arrival of more COVID vaccines
The island is battling its worst outbreak of the disease since December 2019 and is rushing to accelerate vaccinations.
Your wait for a new car may get longer as the chip crisis worsens
Chip shortages are rippling through sector after sector, delaying shipments of cars, game consoles and refrigerators.
Pogba, Diallo hold up Palestine flag at Manchester United match
Teammates' public display of support for Palestine came as Israel continued its intense bombardment of the Gaza Strip.
China bans finance firms from servicing crypto transactions
China's latest attempt to clamp down on a burgeoning digital trading market has sent crypto prices hurtling down.
New York state investigation into Trump Organization now criminal
US state investigating whether the company falsely reported property values to secure loans and obtain benefits.
Months before the coup, Myanmar army ordered intercept spyware
The technology gives the army the power to listen in on calls, view text messages & emails and track user location.
India reports record one-day COVID deaths as Modi’s rating falls
India sees 4,529 deaths in last 24 hours as Narendra Modi's approval ratings fall to a new low, according to a survey.
Ceasefire elusive as Israel continues to pound Gaza: Live
Israel bombs residential buildings, killing four Palestinians as diplomatic efforts for a ceasefire remain stalled.
The 17-year-old exposing rape culture in Malaysian schools
Ain's TikTok video revealed a teacher’s sick joke, sparking an outcry over violence faced by women and girls.
Punjab gasps as India’s Modi refuses to seek oxygen from Pakistan
Repeated requests by Punjab leaders to import life-saving gas from 'enemy nation' go unheeded by federal government.
China says US threatens peace as warship crosses Taiwan Strait
USS Curtis Wilbur sailed through Strait on Tuesday in what the US described as a 'routine' transit.
Galapagos Islands iconic Darwin’s Arch collapses into sea
Ecuador's environment ministry says the collapse was the result of natural erosion.
Paris summit mobilises finance, vaccines for Africa ‘New Deal’
French president calls for waiving of COVID vaccine patents after talks with than 20 African leaders in Paris.
Anti-Asian hate crimes bill passes US Congress
New law requires the US Department of Justice to focus on prosecuting hate crimes against Asians after surge in attacks.
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