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Russia calls US intel report on election meddling ‘baseless’
The report directly linked President Vladimir Putin to attempts to swing the 2020 US election in Donald Trump's favour.
Libya arms embargo ‘totally ineffective’: UN
UN panel of experts says violations of arms embargo are 'extensive, blatant and with complete disregard for sanctions'.
Born rebels: From Rosa Luxemburg to Palestine’s Azza Qasem
How a revolutionary Polish socialist killed in 1919 inspired a Palestinian women's rights activist.
US sanctions 24 Chinese officials over Hong Kong crackdown
US says latest sanctions underscore its 'deep concern' over China's moves to undermine Hong Kong electoral system.
Cuomo should resign if probe proves sexual harassment: Biden
The New York governor has been accused sexually harassing and behaving inappropriately with multiple women.
Iran’s Zarif slams UK ‘hypocrisy’ over nuclear warhead plan
Iran's FM slams UK PM who expressed concern about Iran's nuclear project after announcing to boost nuclear stockpiles.
Tunisian President Saied to visit Libya to back ‘democratic path’
The Tunisian president's visit - the first since 2012 - comes days after unity government was sworn in.
UN team visits remote Bangladesh island where Rohingya relocated
Delegation on three-day visit to Bhasan Char island in Bay of Bengal where Bangladesh moved more than 13,000 refugees.
Blinken to make US’s ‘tough approach’ clear in first China talks
In Alaska talks, US officials will make clear 'deep concerns' about China's actions in Xinjiang, Hong Kong and Taiwan.
Atlanta shootings: Asian women among eight killed at 3 US spas
At least eight killed in three separate incidents in Georgia amid recent spike in hate crimes against Asian Americans.
Banned Chinese firms look to US courts after Xiaomi win: Report
A US court halted Chinese phone maker Xiaomi's inclusion on a list of firms subject to an investment ban.
India reports highest daily rise in COVID cases in three months
Nearly 62 percent of infections in past 24 hours and 46 percent of deaths reported in the western state of Maharashtra.
New Delhi world’s most polluted capital for the third year: Study
Indian capital most polluted for third straight year in 2020, according to a Swiss group that measures air quality.
Taiwan boosts South China Sea deployments, gets submarine nod
Newly appointed Defence Minister Chiu Kuo-cheng says China 'capable of starting a war' and Taiwan must be ready.
Japan court rules same-sex marriage ban ‘unconstitutional’
Landmark decision from Sapporo court seen as major victory for LGBTQ community with other cases pending.
Philippines closes border to foreigners, some citizens over COVID
Country is battling a surge in cases linked to new variants and has imposed curfews and movement restrictions.
‘Desperate need’: PNG to get Australia vaccines amid COVID surge
Australia asks European Union to dive 1 million of its AstraZeneca vaccine doses to PNG, where COVID-19 is straining the health system.
US official warns Congress on troop withdrawal from Afghanistan
John Sopko says removing US troops without peace deal would be 'a disaster', as talks set for later this week in Moscow.
Dow, S&P 500 close lower as investors await Fed meeting results
Fears about an overheating economy and a recent rise in interest rates have increased scrutiny on the US Fed meeting.
Brazil’s next health minister says he will follow Bolsonaro plan
Brazil's President Jair Bolsonaro is under pressure for his handling of the COVID-19 pandemic as cases and deaths surge.
US Capitol fence to be scaled back, security questions linger
Security fence around US Capitol is the cause of ire among some legislators, who say barrier reminds them of 'warzone'.
Pritzker Prize: French duo wins top architecture honour
Anne Lacaton, Jean-Philippe Vassal receive top award for radical work and sustainable approach towards architecture.
Gunmen kill at least 58 civilians in attack on Niger convoy
Mass killings underscore the enormous security challenges facing Niger's new president, Mohamed Bazoum.
Envoy of Myanmar civilian gov’t defiant after treason charge
Dr Sasa, charged with treason by military coup leaders, tells Al Jazeera he is 'proud' to stand with Myanmar protesters.
Tanzania gov’t urged to ‘explain mystery’ of Magufuli’s absence
Opposition party says it knows 'for sure the president is ill', even as government calls on citizens to ignore rumours.
US report says Russia tried to influence 2020 election
US intelligence agencies also found attempts by Iran, Venezuela and Hezbollah to meddle in the presidential election.
February retail sales fell 3% as icy days kept US shoppers away
The drop comes after retail sales jumped in January as people spent $600 stimulus cheques they received in December.
Parler, backed by Trump donor, says it’s at ‘war’ in leaked tapes
The leaked tapes, including recordings of Parler all-hands meetings in February, were provided to Bloomberg anonymously.
US focuses on ‘denuclearisation’ of North Korea as ICBMs loom
White House, top diplomat Blinken, focus on diplomacy and denuclearisation to address 'core security concern' North Korea.
US says it is facing biggest migrant surges in 20 years
Biden administration official says US is expelling migrant families and single adults to keep country safe amid pandemic
California governor, slammed for COVID performance, faces recall
Democrat Gavin Newsom, who won re-election overwhelmingly in 2018, acknowledges the effort to remove him from office.
Foxconn considers Wisconsin, Mexico for electric vehicle plant
The Taiwanese company's chairman said Foxconn will make the decision between Wisconsin and Mexico later this year.
The oceans need a break from us
We need to designate areas of the ocean as protected to help it recover from harmful human activities.
What is behind the rise in kidnappings in Nigeria?
At least 700 students have been abducted in northern states since December.
Syria’s Assad offers stimulus to public workers as crisis deepens
The aid to public sector workers, soldiers and pensioners comes as Syria's currency crashes and the cost of fuel soars.
Greece, Turkey resume preliminary talks on Mediterranean dispute
NATO allies at odds over competing claims of continental shelves, maritime rights and air space.
Anez supporters protest in Bolivia demanding her release
Protests erupt in four Bolivian cities for the release of former President Jeanine Anez.
Abducted students in Nigeria’s Kaduna state are safe: Governor
Nasir el-Rufai tells Al Jazeera the government will not pay any ransom to attackers targeting educational institutions.
Libya’s interim government takes power after handover in Tripoli
The new cabinet is tasked with implementing UN-brokered political road map leading to December elections.
UN raises alarm on ‘dramatic deterioration’ in Yemen conflict
UN Special Envoy for Yemen Martin Griffiths tells Security Council fighting must end to stop humanitarian crisis.
Israeli archeologists discover ancient Dead Sea Scroll fragments
Desert cave find includes 1,900-year-old parchment fragments bearing biblical verse written in Greek.
How youth, women could decide Ecuador’s next president
Final two presidential candidates, Andres Arauz and Guillermo Lasso, begin final stretch of campaigning on Tuesday.
No Signal? Encrypted messaging app Signal blocked in China
Signal appears to be the latest messaging app to cease working in a country that tightly controls the flow of info.
Canada recommends AstraZeneca-Oxford vaccine for seniors
Canadian officials and experts have sought to assure the vaccine is safe, after several countries paused its use.
Why are COVID cases rising in Europe despite vaccination efforts?
Infectious strains, sluggish vaccine rollouts and a lax attitude to social distancing have seen cases surge.
UN warns of another ‘decade of desperation’ in war-torn Syria
'You first' mentality among foreign powers prolonging devastating conflict that has killed or maimed 12,000 children.
Nigeria: Inflation hits four-year peak as food prices soar
Inflation reached 17.33 percent driven by the COVID pandemic, a drop in oil revenue and a weakened currency.
EU regulator ‘convinced’ AstraZeneca benefit outweighs risk
No reports of increased blood clots in clinical studies of AstraZeneca vaccine, says EMA, seeking to quell rising fears.
The great pivot: US women small business owners during COVID
A year after US COVID-19 lockdowns began, Al Jazeera asked US small businesswomen about challenges and silver linings.
Mozambique fighters beheading children as young as 11: NGO
Save the Children says it spoke to displaced families who described 'horrifying scenes' of murders committed by rebels.
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