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India using cyber-volunteers to silence critical voices: Report
Government invites citizen volunteers to flag 'anti-national' content as activists fear creation of surveillance state.
Sri Lankan troops break up Tamil remembrance of civil war dead
Relatives forced out of cemeteries as they attempted to light lamps at graves of loved ones who died in the conflict.
Are US-led sanctions worsening Afghanistan’s humanitarian crisis?
Aid groups, experts say international sanctions on the Taliban have led to the collapse of the aid-dependent economy.
Asia tightens borders as Omicron clouds region’s return to travel
Japan, the Philippines, Singapore, Australia have implemented or discussed tougher restrictions in fresh blow to travel.
UK and Israel pledge to stop Iran gaining nuclear weapons
Israeli FM Yair Lapid visits London and Paris to discuss Iran, as talks on 2015 nuclear deal restart in Vienna.
Bangladesh doctors fear for opposition leader Khaleda Zia’s life
Doctors treating the ex-PM say they fear for her life if she was not allowed to fly abroad for medical care.
Japan to bar foreign visitors after Omicron threat
WHO warns against travel curbs as a number of countries reinstate tough border measures.
Philippines starts three-day, nine million person COVID jab drive
Officials say the emergence of the Omicron variant has underlined the need for vaccination against the coronavirus.
Days after its IPO, investors still question Paytm valuations
Over the weekend, Paytm parent reported its first financial results as a public company and saw losses widening.
In Iraq, family mourns daughter who drowned crossing to UK
Maryam Nouri, 24, died along with at least 26 other people while trying to cross the English Channel in a flimsy boat.
‘Hate won’: Indian Muslim comic says he’s ‘done’ after shows axed
Munawar Faruqui announces retirement after right-wing Hindu groups force cancellation of nearly 12 shows in two months.
Japan to bar all foreign visitors over Omicron variant
Prime minister says new rule, which goes beyond initial curbs on arrivals from southern Africa, will start on Tuesday.
Opposition leads after ‘massive’ turnout in Honduras election
Victory for Xiomara Castro could make her Honduras's first female president and first from the left since 2009.
Asian markets stabilise amid uncertainties over Omicron variant
WHO has stressed little is known about variant, with doctor behind discovery reporting "extremely mild" symptoms.
Blood test offers new hope to people with depression
Test would avoid the 'years of trial and error' that currently characterise the disorders' diagnosis and treatment.
Macau police arrest 11 for alleged illegal gambling
Arrests come a day after junket mogul Alvin Chau is questioned by police in the special administrative region.
‘Visionary’ fashion designer Virgil Abloh dies aged 41
Tributes pour in for designer who brought streetwear aesthetic to luxury fashion and championed diversity and inclusion.
Australia’s forest fires fanned by climate crisis: Study
National science agency says climate 'overwhelming factor' in driving fires, with fire seasons getting longer.
South African president calls for lifting of Omicron travel bans
Cyril Ramaphosa says travel curbs 'scientifically unjustified' as more countries find cases of highly mutated variant.
What triggered tension between Ukraine and Russia?
As Moscow deploys troops along the border, Kyiv is warning of a possible invasion.
Ethiopian gov’t forces in control of Chifra: State media
Dead bodies 'everywhere on streets' of Afari town as Al Jazeera gains exclusive access to front line of escalating war.
Iraqi Kurdish family mourns death of Channel shipwreck victim
Maryam Nuri Hama Amin, 24, was among 27 people who died this week trying to cross to the UK from France.
Morocco suspends all incoming flights over Omicron
Government committee says decision taken because of quick spread of new variant 'in Europe and Africa'.
Omicron: Vaccine nationalism will only perpetuate the pandemic
As wealthy nations continue hoarding vaccines, new dangerous COVID-19 variants will continue emerging.
Will Gambians get justice after Barrow’s deal with Jammeh party?
Ahead of polls, activists pledge to keep up fight after filing report into abuses committed under ex-ruler Yahya Jammeh.
NSO blacklisting: It is time for the US to end its Cold War ways
Israel will continue exporting harmful surveillance tech unless Washington stops turning a blind eye.
‘Absolute chaos’ in South Africa as flights grounded over Omicron
New Omicron variant of the coronavirus leaves South Africans isolated as countries ban travellers from the region.
UK seeks ‘urgent’ migration talks with Europe after French snub
UK Home Secretary Priti Patel urges joint action after France withdraws invitation to discuss Channel refugee crisis.
Czech president appoints coalition leader Petr Fiala as new PM
Fiala leads a bloc of five parties that controls 108 seats in the 200-member lower house of parliament.
‘Race against time’ to tackle Omicron: EU chief
Morocco and Israel ban inbound flights, while Germany and the UK announce more cases of the new variant.
Iraq: Court hearing resumes on marriage of 12-year-old girl
Despite the furore surrounding the case, legal scholars say many others do not get the same level of attention.
Swiss voters back COVID-19 law amid surge in infections
Early results show two-thirds of voters supported legislation to impose strict coronavirus restrictions.
Horrors on the Plateau: Inside Nigeria’s farmer-herder conflict
The violence in central Nigeria is now one of the country's deadliest security threats after Boko Haram and banditry.
Honduras election challenges long-ruling National Party
Opposition fears of a rigged vote and reports of pre-election intimidation have led to high tensions.
Australia detects first COVID Omicron infections
New South Wales health authorities confirm that two people who landed in Sydney have tested positive for the new strain.
Five Peshmerga killed in ISIL attack in Iraq’s Diyala
ISIL still poses a threat in several provinces in Iraq with hit-and-run attacks, kidnappings, and roadside bombs.
Kyrgyzstan holds parliamentary vote amid rising tensions
Vote expected to favour allies of President Sadyr Japarov, who has cemented his grip since coming to power last year.
Riot-hit Solomons begins clean-up as more foreign troops arrive
Honiara residents clean up streets after deadly riots as Australia dispatches more police to keep the peace.
Dozens on S Africa flights test positive for COVID in Netherlands
National Institute for Public Health 'almost certain' cases are of the new variant Omicron.
Sudan military says several soldiers killed in Ethiopian attack
Military sources tell Reuters at least six Sudanese soldiers were killed in an attack in a disputed border region.
Israel tightens travel restrictions over new COVID variant
The restrictions, pending government approval, will come into effect at midnight.
More European countries find Omicron cases as concern grows
UK, Germany and Italy latest to find infections of new coronavirus variant as South Africa condemns travel curbs.
Serbian anti-mining activists block bridges, roads
Environmental groups are angry over a recent referendum reform and oppose a new expropriation law.
Deaths in Niger as protesters confront French army convoy
Nigerien gov't says two people killed, 18 wounded after the convoy, which is heading to Mali, ran into trouble in Tera.
How worrying is the new Omicron coronavirus variant?
The world faces yet another variant 'of concern', nearly two years into the COVID-19 pandemic.
Reinstated Sudanese PM Hamdok dismisses police chiefs
Medics say dozens of people have been killed as security forces sought to crush weeks of anti-coup protests.
COVID-hit Czech President Milos Zeman discharged from hospital
President, 77, leaves military hospital in Prague and will name Petr Fiala as prime minister on Sunday, his office says.
Activists hail Tanzania move to lift ban on pregnant schoolgirls
Tanzania became one of the last two countries in Africa to lift a ban against pregnant girls from accessing education.
Burkina Faso police fire tear gas at anti-government protest
About 100 protesters attempt to march in Ouagadougo to protest against the government's failure to quell violence.
It is high time we start preparing for future pandemics
And this week's World Health Assembly is a great place to start.
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