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The ban was relayed to residents of military housing this week and asks them to park the cars outside of the compounds.

On the 10th anniversary of the Syrian conflict, the regime's attacks on healthcare workers remain unpunished.

Strained beyond their capacity by overwhelming demand, crematorium workers in California reflect on the pandemic’s toll.

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Countries from Indonesia to France start using the COVID vaccine again, as EMA, WHO and UK bodies quell fears.

The UN refugee agency says attacks blamed on ISIL affiliates in DR Congo killed more than 200, displaced 40,000.

Health experts weigh in on reasons behind sudden spike in cases in the world's third worst-hit country.

A year after a 10-month strike shut universities, businesses that need students for patronage are still struggling.

Tanzania's soft-spoken vice president sworn in as the country’s first female president after the death of John Magufuli.

Government figures show Black Britons and people of mixed ethnicities are more likely to experience sexual assault.

We challenge BJP spokesperson Syed Zafar Islam on India’s crackdown on dissent, and discuss the crisis in Lebanon.

The decision to revoke Begum’s citizenship demonstrated how racialised bodies are always in a limbo state in Britain.

Move comes days after a top public prosecutor demanded the dissolution of the HDP, the third-largest party in Turkey.

New study shows that the ranks of the global middle class fell for the first time since the 1990s, widening inequality.

Investors fear swift consumer demand bounce coupled with trillions of dollars in stimulus may drive up inflation.

Calls to probe crimes against humanity mount as more anti-coup protesters killed, wounded and detained in crackdown.

Number of Indians in the middle class, or those earning between $10-$20 a day, shrank by about 32 million, study says.

The killing by suspected gang members is Mexico's biggest single slaying of law enforcement since October 2019.

Vice President Samia Suluhu Hassan sworn in as president on Friday, after the sudden death of John Magufuli.

In a rare conciliatory note, General Bajwa calls for peaceful resolution of Kashmir dispute and talks with New Delhi.

Rights group says China's crackdown in Xinjiang is preventing exiled Uighur parents from reuniting with their children.

Politician Habiba Sarabi only woman in 12-member delegation of Afghan government and leaders attending Moscow talks.

Afghanistan to receive $113m, Bangladesh $500m and $75m for Nepal to vaccinate their populations against the pandemic.

Depression, sexual abuse among the challenges young Filipinos face as they wait out the pandemic cooped up at home.

Reclusive nation calls move by Malaysian court 'nefarious' but does not say whether it will close its embassy.

Proceedings in Dandong lasted just two hours with fellow Canadian Michael Kovrig due to face court on Monday.

Military power grab appears to be uniting Myanmar people against a shared enemy, increasing the risk of armed conflict.

Depth of divide between two global giants publicly exposed as talks get under way in snowy Anchorage.

The future of the Democrats' bill offering protection to undocumented children is uncertain, at best, in the US Senate.

Two Biden cabinet nominees tasked with COVID-19 pandemic and national security challenges win key Senate approvals.

Criminal investigation into Goodson's death continues as coroner report sheds new light on controversial shooting.

Magufuli has left a nation divided in its memory of him amid uncertainty over what comes next.

The European Union unveils plans for a COVID-19 digital pass to allow travel, but the WHO urges caution.

Iranian new year trips and gatherings could create another massive wave of coronavirus infections, authorities warn.

Biden says the US will meet the goal Friday, six weeks before his self-imposed deadline of his 100th day as president.

Outrage grows as US reacts to killing of eight, including six Asian American women, at massage spas in Atlanta, Georgia.

New sanctions could include the Nord Stream 2 pipeline's parent company, sources tell Bloomberg.

White House says the US will 'be frank' on Chinese conduct in the region, as Biden rallies allies to counter Beijing.

Unprecedented settler violence in the occupied West Bank is raising fears the situation may grow out of control.

Defrauded students who received only partial relief on federal student loans could now have them wiped out.

Brussels has frozen plans to sanction senior executives at Turkish Petroleum Corp, four diplomats told Reuters news.

The White House said it will send four million doses of the AstraZeneca vaccine to Canada and Mexico.

Pew Research Center found the global middle class shrank by 90 million people last year due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

The conference is the first of three before a May 1 deadline for withdrawal of US and NATO troops from Afghanistan.

King Zwelithini was a proponent of traditional Zulu customs and the most influential South African traditional leaders.

Senator Coons to meet Ethiopia's prime minister over allegations of ethnic cleansing in the Tigray region.

The European Medicines Agency says the benefits of the shot outweigh the risks after several countries pause rollouts.

President Joe Biden said his government is willing to work closely with Brazil on a new chapter in bilateral relations.

People and Power investigates the activities of the world's most powerful drug cartel.

Researchers say producing vaccines against the South Africa variant should be 'greatest priority for developers'.