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Magnitude 5.9 earthquake hits southern Iran
Quake struck southern province of Bushehr where a nuclear power plant is located; no immediate reports of major damage.
Ukraine-Turkey cooperation has its limits
Turkey cannot extend the same support to Ukraine it has given to Azerbaijan.
India continues reporting record high daily COVID cases
More than 261,000 cases recorded in the past 24 hours, the fourth consecutive day with more than 200,000 daily cases.
Gunmen kill eight members of a family in Afghanistan
An official tells Al Jazeera the attack at a mosque in Nangarhar believed to have taken place over a land dispute.
COVID roundup: India’s record cases, no masks in Israel
Record cases being reported across the world but some good news from Australia and Israel.
Saudi, Iranian officials held direct talks in Iraq: Report
Media report says first round of talks held in Baghdad earlier this month with the Iraqi PM facilitating the process.
Prince Philip funeral: Duke of Edinburgh laid to rest
A small, COVID restricted funeral took place for Prince Philip who died on April 9 aged 99.
South Africa regulator recommends lifting pause on J&J vaccine
Health regulator sets conditions for lifting the pause on Johnson & Johnson's COVID-19 vaccine rollout.
COVID-free Australia ‘in no hurry’ to open its borders
Scott Morrison says he will not put at risk Australians' nearly coronavirus-free lifestyle.
Chad’s Deby takes early election lead as rebels near Ndjamena
Partial results announced as US orders some diplomats to leave Chad amid reports of a rebel convoy nearing Ndjamena.
US, China agree to tackle climate crisis with urgency
US, China agree on need for stronger climate commitments ahead of new round of international talks in Glasgow.
Minnesota police pledge not to harass journalists at protests
Outcry after Minnesota police detain, pepper-spray journalists covering protests over the killing of Daunte Wright.
Biden vows to raise refugee admission cap, but offers few details
Rights groups and lawmakers had criticised US president over earlier plan to keep Trump-era limit in place for 2021.
Canada’s top court could be asked to rule if US safe for refugees
Advocates say deal that allows Canada to quickly expel most asylum seekers at US border should be rescinded.
Kremlin critic Alexey Navalny ‘could die at any moment’: Doctor
Doctor says jailed Russian opposition leader at risk of cardiac arrest, kidneys impaired after weeks on hunger strike.
Lebanon faces tough Ramadan amid ‘insane’ food prices
Food prices across Lebanon are soaring as the country goes through its worst economic crisis in decades.
Czechia expels Russian diplomats over 2014 ammunition depot blast
Eighteen Russian diplomats identified as spies given 48 hours to leave the country, officials say.
Bolsonaro-Biden deal to protect the Amazon stalls amid pressure
Indigenous and environmental leaders, and US lawmakers urge Joe Biden to condition aid on action to stem deforestation.
Myanmar military ruler to attend ASEAN summit in 1st foreign trip
Min Aung Hlaing to take part in a summit attended by leaders of Southeast Asian nations in Indonesia next week.
A new era in Cuba?
After six decades, Cuba will not have a Castro in an official position of command.
UK royal funeral: Prince Philip laid to rest in Windsor
Queen Elizabeth II sits alone as her husband of 73 years is laid to rest in a socially distanced funeral ceremony.
Desperate Guatemalans ‘risking their lives’ in journey to US
Facing hunger and economic crisis at home, migrants say they have little hope - and no choice but to leave for US.
Sikh community ‘traumatised’ after shooting at US FedEx facility
Four members of local Sikh community killed in attack in US city of Indianapolis this week, advocacy group says.
Iran says suspect behind Natanz plant attack identified
Authorities name 43-year-old Reza Karimi as perpetrator behind nuclear plant attack, say he has fled the country.
Iran nuclear talks to continue amid signs of ‘progress’
Iran’s top negotiator says 'new understanding' emerging after round of talks in Vienna to restore 2015 nuclear deal.
Rwanda arrests woman deported from US on genocide charges
Authorities in Kigali accuse Beatrice Munyenyezi of crimes ranging from murder to complicity in rape.
Salvini ordered to stand trial on migrant kidnapping charge
Rescue group hails decision to put far-right Italian politician on trial, which will begin in September.
Brazil: Battling Bolsonaro’s COVID misinformation
How leading media outlets in Brazil have joined forces to take on Bolsonaro and his COVID denial.
Peace can still be achieved in Afghanistan
It is time for Afghans to take the initiative in the peace process.
India: Oxygen shortage in Maharashtra as COVID cases soar
Maharashtra state grapples with oxygen and hospital bed shortages as COVID-19 cases spread to remote corners.
COVID: More than three million people have died of coronavirus
The number of lives lost to the pandemic is almost equal to the population of Kyiv, Ukraine or Caracas, Venezuela.
Mother continues daughter’s art after losing her to Beirut blast
A young woman's artistic dreams cut short by the 2020 Lebanon explosion is being carried further by her mother.
As Cuba turns page on Castro era, economic reform gains urgency
Cuba is now confronting new and dire economic challenges along with historic ones.
‘Lives gone’: Palestinians mark Prisoner’s Day
An estimated 4,500 Palestinians are languishing in jail, many for simply challenging Israel's occupation.
Protesters shot dead by police at Bangladesh power plant
The incident took place on Saturday as workers were demanding a pay rise at a Chinese-backed coal-fired power plant.
Why Joe Biden will not change Palestinian lives
Pledges by the Biden administration to change course in the Israel-Palestinian conflict are unlikely to materialise.
Iran rejects claim Ukraine’s plane shot down intentionally
Ukraine is trying to gain political points by making assertions over its downed plane in Tehran, Iran says.
Eritrea confirms its troops are fighting in Ethiopia’s Tigray
Both sides had denied Eritreans were involved, contradicting testimony from residents, rights groups, aid workers.
Russian security service briefly detains Ukrainian diplomat
Russia says Sosoniuk was detained for reportedly trying to obtain classified information.
Lula: ‘Brazil’s businessmen should pray I return as president’
Brazil’s former leader discusses issue of him returning to power and the 'political persecution' against him.
Iran says GCC trying to derail nuclear talks in Vienna
Vienna talks continue with expert working groups working on measures that need to be taken to full compliance with JCPOA
Prince Philip: Small funeral to bid farewell to Duke of Edinburgh
The queen will lead just 30 mourners at the Duke of Edinburgh's funeral that is restricted by COVID rules.
Is Turkey’s economy heading towards another recession?
From firing central bank governors to a currency hovering around record lows, investors are losing confidence in Turkey.
Israeli air strikes target Gaza again after rocket attack
Israel imposed a blockade of Gaza's sea and land borders after Hamas seized control in 2007.
Myanmar frees thousands of prisoners but many dissidents excluded
More than 23,184 prisoners from jails across the country to be released but many were jailed before the February coup.
The Campaign Against the Climate: Debunking climate change denial
Exposing a million-dollar, 30-year-long project that undermined science and cast doubt on the dangers of climate change.
WHO ‘very concerned’ as virus numbers climb in Papua New Guinea
Pandemic has pushed the nation's health system to the limit, with hospitals turning away patients due to staff shortage.
‘Frightening’: Weekend shutdown in Delhi as COVID grips India
India faces a ferocious new coronavirus wave with another record high of 234,692 new cases on Saturday.
Peru’s Vizcarra banned from public office over vaccine scandal
Congress approved former president's temporary ban from public office by 86 votes in favour and zero against.
From pet care to salon bookings: Pompeo ethics abuses reported
No action was recommended against former secretary of state who is widely seen as seeking to run for president in 2024.
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