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Will Israel’s fourth election produce a clear winner?
Israelis go to the polls again hoping to end the deadlock that has gripped their country for years.
Bitcoin’s dirty secret: ‘This thing is taking a lot of energy’
Bitcoin's annual energy consumption now rivals that of some small developed countries, a new report found.
In Pictures: Hundreds arrested at Miami Beach
Miami Beach police reported hundreds of arrests and stepped up deployment to control the growing spring break crowds.
Benjamin Netanyahu: Who is Israel’s longest-serving leader?
Known as 'Bibi', Netanyahu joined the Israeli army in 1967 and soon became an elite commando.
Biden officials to head to Mexico for immigration talks
Mexico has beefed up law enforcement at its southern border to stem a sharp increase in migrants heading to the US.
‘We’re sick of them’: Lebanon economy freefalls as leaders bicker
Protests flare as Lebanon’s currency spirals and political tensions rise.
The morning after the Israeli electoral circus
Israel is stuck in an electoral groundhog day, with each election producing more of the same.
Sri Lanka minorities warn Muslim nations ahead of UNHRC vote
The Organization of Islamic Cooperation praised the Sri Lanka government for lifting the ban on Muslim burials.
Tax the rich: Will Biden make good on his campaign promise?
The richest 1% in the US added over $4 trillion in wealth in 2020 as stocks hit record highs and property values grew.
Saudi Arabia proposes ceasefire plan to Yemen’s Houthi rebels
Houthis dismiss proposal as 'nothing new', say Riyadh 'must declare an end to aggression and lift blockade completely'.
Israel election: Can Benjamin Netanyahu prevail again?
Latest polls show even the fourth election in two years is unlikely to provide Israel with much-needed stability.
Are you exhausted? Want to quit your job? You’re so not alone
Some 40 percent of global workforce members are thinking about leaving their jobs, a Microsoft workforce survey found.
Mexico dispatches troops to southern border to rein in migrants
Citing the need to stop the spread of the coronavirus, Mexico is restricting all but essential travel with Guatemala.
US senators urge Biden to set end date for gas-powered car sales
Two Senators asked Biden to set a date by which all new cars and trucks sold be zero-emission vehicles, Reuters reports.
‘Some stay, some die’: The horror of Ukraine’s war camps
Survivors give grisly testimony of torture, executions at war camps in eastern Ukraine's breakaway regions.
EU sanctions Chinese officials over Uighur abuses
Myanmar military chief, North Korea and Eritrea also targeted in raft of measures aimed at alleged human rights abusers.
Spy-kea? Ikea France goes on trial over claims it spied on staff
Trade unions reported Ikea to French authorities back in 2012, accusing it of collecting data by fraudulent means.
US Supreme Court to weigh reimposing Boston bomber death sentence
Justices will hear an appeal of a lower court ruling that overturned the death sentence for Dzhokhar Tsarnaev.
How the COVID-19 pandemic is affecting mental health
The World Health Organization has warned the coronavirus pandemic could have a years-long effect on mental health.
Espionage trial concludes for second Canadian detained in China
Closed-door trial of Michael Kovrig finishes with a Beijing court saying it will set a date for the verdict.
UK: What is the Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Bill?
The draft law aims to hand police greater powers to control protests - a measure that has already seen riots.
Will latest push for accountability for Syria torture succeed?
Effort by Canada and Netherlands under UN Convention Against Torture will be slow but sends strong message, experts say.
Israel revokes permit of Palestinian foreign minister
Palestinian Foreign Minister Riyad al-Maliki's VIP permit was seized by Israel on his way back to occupied West Bank.
Restoring the right to breathe: Migration detention must end
The COVID-19 pandemic has yet again rendered visible the harmful and obsolete nature of migration detention.
Algeria issues ‘terrorism’ warrants for exiled activists
Warrants come as Algeria's anti-government Hirak protest movement are boosting weekly rallies ahead of June elections.
COVID-19: The patriarchal pandemic
In the past year, the pandemic has negatively affected women disproportionately more than men.
Venezuela announces ‘radical quarantine’ amid coronavirus surge
President Nicolas Maduro said the quarantine will last for two weeks around the Christian holiday of Easter.
Taiwan loses two fighter jets in apparent collision
Taiwanese pilot killed and another missing in the ageing fleet's third crash over the past six months.
Massive fire sweeps through Rohingya refugee camp in Bangladesh
Videos posted on social media showed smoke billowing from Balukhali Camp 1 in Cox's Bazaar.
2016 Brussels attacks: On anniversary, Muslims remain stigmatised
As Belgium marks five years since tragedy, members of Muslim community say bombings unleashed wave of Islamophobia.
European trust in AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine plunges, poll show
People surveyed in seven countries more likely to see AstraZeneca vaccine as unsafe than safe, YouGov finds.
‘These people are broken’: Why the UK’s war on drugs has failed
How the UK’s punitive approach to drug addiction empowered drug gangs.
‘Not a noisy gun’: The women peacebuilders of Liberia
Nobel Peace laureate Leymah Gbowee and her mentor Etweda Cooper on challenges facing generations of female activists.
Ethiopia’s FM, US envoy hold talks over Renaissance Dam
Talks come at a time of increased tensions after Sudan criticised the AU's position on Ethiopia's filling of the dam.
‘Facts support’ sedition charges for US Capitol rioters: Official
Federal investigator said evidence will likely allow government to file sedition charges in the January 6 breach.
No threat to Earth as huge asteroid zooms past
Asteroid 2001 FO32 makes its closest approach to Earth, giving astronomers the chance to study the rock as it passes.
Pakistan’s feminists say will persevere amid increased threats
Segments of media and right-wing groups accuse Aurat March organisers and marchers of 'vulgarity' and 'obscenity'.
AstraZeneca shot 79 percent effective in US, Chile, Peru trials
The data paves the way for the company to apply for US approval for its COVID vaccine, which has EU approval.
Pakistan’s first transgender-only madrasa breaks barriers
Transgender sets up religious school, an important milestone for LGBTQ community in the Muslim-majority country.
Niger’s top court confirms Mohamed Bazoum’s election win
Bazoum, a former interior minister, won 55.6 percent of the votes cast, the Constitutional Court ruled.
Saudi-led coalition intensifies Yemen air raids, hits grains port
Six injured after raids hit Houthi-controlled Salif grains port, a warehouse, and a food company's living quarters.
Mauritania re-establishes diplomatic ties with Qatar
Mauritania had followed Saudi Arabia and its allies in cutting diplomatic relations with Qatar in June 2017.
Deforestation: The $53bn threat to agri-businesses
Deforestation and extreme weather are two of the risks that could lead to losses for firms, a survey of 500 firms found.
Second COVID surge grips India on ‘people’s curfew’ anniversary
India reports 46,951 cases, the highest single-day rise since November, and 212 deaths, the most since early January.
US House antitrust panel has new rules to curb big tech: Report
Strategy aims to produce several small bills to thwart technology firms fighting one large piece of legislation: Source.
Seen from the sky: Polluted waters around the world
As the UN marks World Water Day, aerial pictures reveal the dramatic impact of pollution on waterways around the world.
For Indian women jobseekers, COVID has been a mixed blessing
Remote work has allowed more Indian women to take up paid employment but also increased competition and their workload.
Australia parliament debates motion on Uighur abuses in Xinjiang
Motion calls for a UN inquiry into Uighur internment and urges Australia not to profit from forced labour in Xinjiang.
Infographic: How has the world changed since COVID-19?
From health to economics and education, here are 13 graphics that quantify how the coronavirus changed the world.
Taiwan kicks off COVID vaccination campaign with AstraZeneca jab
Taiwan's premier receives first shot in bid to boost public confidence in a vaccine that has had a troubled rollout.
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