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Will ‘deradicalisation’ in Sri Lanka work?
The Sri Lankan government is detaining those with what it calls 'extreme religious views' and banning the burqa.
EU launches legal action against UK over Brexit deal
Brussels contends that London has violated the Brexit deal's controversy-ridden Northern Ireland Protocol.
Judge in Chauvin trial mulling impact of Floyd family settlement
The city of Minneapolis last week agreed to pay $27m in a civil lawsuit filed by George Floyd's family over his death.
US charges two suspects for assault on fallen Capitol policeman
Men from Pennsylvania, West Virginia, allegedly used powerful chemical spray during the January 6 deadly Capitol riot.
Germany, France and Italy suspend use of AstraZeneca vaccine
Flurry of suspensions follow reports that some people developed blood clots after receiving the shot.
Bolivia’s Jeanine Anez ordered to four months pre-trial detention
The former interim president is charged with terrorism, sedition and conspiracy in relation to events that began in 2019
Promotion? Musk is ‘Technoking of Tesla’, CFO is ‘Master of Coin’
Tesla's Elon Musk and his finance chief added tongue-in-cheek titles to their resumes.
US experts tackle ethical dilemmas posed by the vaccine rollout
The approval of multiple coronavirus vaccines has given people hope, but the rollout has brought uncertainty of its own.
‘One and united’: Libya interim government sworn in
Abdul Hamid Dbeibah is sworn in as prime minister of the interim administration he says will represent 'all Libyans'.
At least a dozen killed in eastern DR Congo attack
Men armed with knives and other weapons attacked Bulongo village, in latest attack blamed on notorious ADF fighters.
Oscars: Mank leads nominations that include two female directors
The film industry's biggest awards have been delayed by the pandemic in a year when most cinemas were closed.
UK sanctions Syrian foreign minister, al-Assad allies
On 10-year anniversary of Syrian uprising, UK announces measures against six figures closely tied to president.
Netherlands: Historic vote in the shadow of anti-lockdown riots
The vote is viewed by some as a referendum on the government's management of the coronavirus crisis.
UAE-listed firms told to have at least one woman on their boards
All firms listed on UAE stock exchanges were told they must have at least one woman member on their boards of directors.
Uganda’s opposition leader Bobi Wine arrested during protest
Bobi Wine says he was briefly detained as he led MPs and activists from his party in a demonstration in Kampala.
Oman blocks Clubhouse app, fuelling regional censorship fears
Oman has 'forbidden the app because it was operating without a proper licence' an Omani official told AP.
Which countries have stopped using AstraZeneca’s COVID vaccine?
Concerns grow over reports of blood clotting among some recipients, but WHO urges countries to keep using COVID vaccine.
Grit and grace: US women business owners persevere through COVID
A year after the first US COVID lockdowns, women who own small businesses share the challenges and silver linings.
Syria’s war: Ten years – and counting
More than 5 million Syrian refugees, 6 million IDPs, with no end to the war in sight, millions are losing hope of going home.
Gunmen kidnap young students in Nigeria’s northwest Kaduna
Latest marks the fifth mass school abduction since December in a country where violence is on the rise.
Mali: Court ends trial of former coup leader Sanogo
The court did not issue a verdict and ended proceedings against 15 other defendants.
On the front lines of the Myanmar military’s crackdown
Machine-gun fire, sleeping in safe houses and waking every morning anxious to find out who has been arrested overnight.
Saudi Arabia arrests hundreds in its latest corruption crackdown
At least 241 people, including employees from several ministries, arrested after raids carried out last month.
‘No borders in football’: Refugee team helps newcomers settle in
Thanks to Sanctuary Strikers, members of minority communities have a place to come together.
Czech Republic: What’s behind world’s worst COVID infection rate?
And what can be done to stem cases and deaths? A leading Czech expert in viral sequencing talks to Al Jazeera.
Syria: NGOs file landmark case against Russian Wagner Group
Three prominent advocacy groups from France, Russia and Syria file criminal complaint over 2017 beheading of Syrian man.
Iran charges detained French tourist with spying: Lawyer
Benjamin Berier, who was arrested 10 months ago, faces a long jail sentence, his lawyer said.
Hong Kong court grants bail to more activists in subversion case
The three activists are among 47 people accused of conspiracy to subvert Hong Kong's government.
China factory, retail data surge from deep year-ago plunge
China brought COVID under control before other large economies, allowing it to rebound quicker than global competitors.
Blinken to UN’s Yemen envoy: No military solution to the conflict
The Saudi-led coalition intervened in Yemen in 2015 after the Iran-allied Houthi group overthrew the government.
Voting starts in three-day Dutch election dominated by COVID-19
Incumbent Prime Minister Mark Rutte's VVD party is widely expected to take the most votes, securing him a fourth term.
Afghan officials reverse ban on girls singing after outcry
Schoolgirl choirs are a regular feature of official Afghan events, and the ban prompted a backlash on social media.
Middle East sees biggest import of arms in last 5 years: Report
US remains world’s largest arms supplier; Middle East countries imported 25 percent more weapons compared with 2011-16.
Unthinkable? EU considers Russia’s Sputnik V vaccine
Countries in the bloc, where rollouts have been sluggish, consider adding the Russia-made vaccine to boost supplies.
Myanmar court delays Suu Kyi’s hearing as more protesters killed
Move comes as security forces open fire on protesters again, a day after killing at least 44 in a bloody crackdown.
Pakistan increases COVID restrictions amid a third wave
Countrywide cases rise by 22,018 in last 10 days, a 68-percent increase from preceding 10 days, official data shows.
Iran tells UN it was not behind attacks on US interests in Iraq
Several rockets hit a military base in Erbil, northern Iraq last month, killing a foreign civilian contractor.
Syria marks 10 years since uprising broke out
Syrians mark the 10th anniversary of the start of its uprising-turned-war that has killed half a million people.
India records this year’s worst single-day spike in COVID cases
Highest daily rise in 85 days as Maharashtra state imposes partial lockdowns and restrictions amid a rise in cases.
Labour law changes: Are Qatar’s migrant workers better off?
Six months after Qatar abolished need for an NOC to switch jobs, migrant workers tell of their continued struggle.
The female Afghan tech entrepreneurs inspiring each other
The leader of the Afghan Dreamers robotics team and her mentor describe the challenge of building low-cost ventilators.
Thousands march across Australia demanding justice for women
Protests follow allegations of sexual misconduct in the country's parliament that shocked the country.
Small is still beautiful: Prospects of a post-pandemic world
What does 'return to normalcy' really mean?
Turkey says civilians wounded in Syrian missile raids
Defence ministry says missiles fired from air base in Aleppo under Syrian gov't control struck al-Bab and Jarablus.
Then and now: 10 Syrians recount a decade of war in pictures
Monday marks 10 years since Syrians took to the streets to protest against Syrian President Bashar al-Assad.
Senegalese music legend Thione Seck dies at 66
Thione Ballago Seck, from a family of "griot" singers, was one of the West African country's most famous musicians.
Bangladesh court orders probe into torture claims by cartoonist
Ahmed Kabir Kishore has alleged he was tortured before police arrested him under the country's harsh digital laws.
Ethiopia: MSF condemns widespread attacks on Tigray clinics
Doctors without Borders charity says clinics in the region were looted, vandalised and destroyed in a deliberate manner.
‘We survived Assad’s prisons and we will rebuild Syria’
For three years, Omar Alshogre was imprisoned and tortured, while his father, brothers and cousins were killed.
US Treasury chief says inflation risk is ‘small’ and ‘manageable’
US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen's comments come in the wake of a $1.9 trillion fiscal stimulus package.
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