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Syria’s War at 10: Does anyone care?
The Stream looks at the real-world impact of news fatigue.
After US sanctions, Huawei turns to new businesses to boost sales
Its smartphone unit crushed, the Chinese firm is seeking sales from less glamorous fish farms and mining businesses.
Beyonce won her 28th Grammy for Black Parade, which was named bes
Beyonce sets social media alight as appears on stage with Megan Thee Stallion. Swift wins best album for a third time.
Germany: Merkel’s CDU in crisis after setback in regional polls
Local media say Chancellor Angela Merkel's house 'on fire' after worst-ever results in state elections.
Volkswagen aims to lay off up to 4,000 workers in Germany: Report
The car giant is changing strategy to become more of a technology company along the lines of Tesla.
Sandstorm sends pollution in Beijing to maximum level
Residents urged to avoid outdoor activities as strong winds bring in dust from northwest.
China, North Korea top agenda as Blinken begins first Asian tour
Top diplomat will arrive in Tokyo on Monday before heading to Seoul as he seeks to rebuild frayed alliances.
Bolivia’s ex-interim president Anez appears in court after arrest
Prosecutor accuses Jeanine Anez and two of her ministers of sedition, terrorism and conspiracy for alleged 2019 coup.
What next in Brazil after Lula’s corruption convictions annulled?
Judge's decision opens door for former president to run in 2022 elections, but legal experts say many questions remain.
The abortion cases that could force El Salvador to loosen its ban
Appeal of woman's 30-year sentence for suspected abortion comes amid 'green wave' of decriminalisation in Latin America.
How high will Bitcoin go?
With the cryptocurrency hitting another record, demand for its virtual coins is only rising.
London police chief won’t resign over handling of vigil
London's police commissioner says she will not resign, defends officers' actions dispersing a vigil for Sarah Everard.
Merkel’s party suffers losses in two German states: Exit polls
Chancellor Merkel’s party heads for defeat months before a national vote on who will replace her.
Myanmar security forces kill dozens of anti-coup protesters
Casualties 'drastically increasing', advocacy group says, as Chinese factories set ablaze in Yangon.
Fauci hopes Trump will encourage supporters to get COVID jabs
US infectious disease expert's comments come as recent polls show high percentage of Republicans wary of vaccination.
Police break up anti-lockdown protest ahead of Dutch elections
Police use water cannon and batons to disperse anti-lockdown protesters from a field in The Hague.
Kosovo opens Israel embassy in Jerusalem
Move comes after Israel recognised Kosovo's independence and means there are 3 countries with embassies in Jerusalem.
CAR holds second round of legislative polls in shadow of violence
Polls include runoff votes in 49 districts and first-round voting in 69 districts where violence stopped December vote.
Syria’s Asma al-Assad faces police investigation in the UK
Law firm brings case alleging the wife of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad incited and encouraged 'terrorist' acts.
The murder of Sarah Everard and the shadow pandemic
Safe spaces for women are shrinking, but increased policing will not solve the problem.
‘A can of worms’: Experts weigh in on the vaccine passport debate
There is no consensus on how coronavirus vaccine passports should be used but many countries are exploring the idea.
Kenya-Somalia maritime boundary dispute explained
International Court of Justice in The Hague is scheduled to start hearing the case between the neighbours on Monday.
Inmate had COVID for weeks, St Louis jail didn’t know: Documents
Tests obtained by Al Jazeera show 14 days passed before jail criticised for its COVID safety protocols was informed.
‘Racist agenda’: Fear, worries over Sri Lanka’s burqa ban
Proposal to ban the burqa in Sri Lanka viewed by many as attempt to appease Sri Lanka's Buddhist majority.
Syria – is it a war without end? | Start Here
Ten years after the start of the Syrian war, who’s still fighting whom? And is there an end in sight?
Ireland should suspend AstraZeneca vaccine, says medical officer
Irish vaccine task force recommends temporary halt after reports of blood clots among those who received the COVID jab.
Baghdad: A solitary walk through a crime scene
Poverty, fear and securitisation reign over Baghdad's once-thriving downtown.
Myanmar: Protests continue as ousted politician seeks revolution
Witnesses and local media report at least four more protesters killed as death toll passes 80.
Saudi Arabia announces changes to Kafala system
Authorities say workers will be able to switch jobs without employers' permission.
Iran: Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe appears in court over new charge
Tehran court hears new charge of 'propaganda against the establishment' against the British-Iranian aid worker.
32,000km, 655 screens: Documenting India’s endangered cinemas
A journey to archive single-screen cinemas that have been part of India's entertainment landscape for over 100 years.
Taliban expresses scepticism over interim Afghan gov’t proposal
Taliban spokesman tells Al Jazeera an interim government, suggested by the US, will not solve Afghanistan's problems.
Boxing legend ‘Marvellous’ Marvin Hagler dies aged 66
The US boxing great passed away at the family home in Bartlett, New Hampshire, his wife said.
In Pictures: UK police crack down on vigil for Sarah Everard
Police slammed for heavy-handed tactics at vigil for woman whose killing led to murder charges against a fellow officer.
How dangerous are the new COVID variants?
Dr Khan explains what we know about variants from Brazil, South Africa and the UK, plus a possible new one in Nigeria.
Ntombesintu Mfunzi: A South African athlete’s fight against rape
In 2016, ultramarathon runner Mfunzi was raped and nearly died. Now, she's using her energy to help other rape survivors
N Korea ‘unresponsive to behind-the-scenes US outreach’
Senior official tells Reuters the Biden administration tried to reach out to North Korea 'through several channels'.
US orders emergency agency to help with surge of migrant children
Joe Biden's administration enlists FEMA to support effort to house children who crossed the US-Mexico border alone.
US protesters demand justice a year after Breonna Taylor killing
Hundreds march in Louisville demanding justice and police reforms on the anniversary of Black woman's killing.
Guatemalan families bury loved ones killed near US-Mexico border
Guatemala's president is calling for justice after 19 charred bodies were found near US-Mexico border in January.
Lula receives COVID jab as Brazil’s coronavirus crisis continues
Ex-president receives Chinese CoronaVac vaccine and urges people to avoid gatherings amid uptick in infections, deaths.
PA, Arab League condemn opening of Czech office in Jerusalem
Prague opened a Jerusalem branch of its Israel embassy last week in move denounced as a violation of international law.
Myanmar’s parallel gov’t promises ‘revolution’ to reverse coup
Acting leader of parallel civilian gov't says it is 'the darkest moment of the nation' as several protesters are killed.
Can the Quad effectively counter China’s influence?
Australia, India, Japan and the United States held a summit to discuss Beijing's rising power.
Ivory Coast prime minister’s death heralds political jockeying
Death of Hamed Bakayoko robs President Alassane Ouattara of a political ally, adds uncertainty to the succession battle.
Calls for international probe into fire at Sanaa detention centre
A blaze that tore through a migrant detention centre in Yemen's capital killed dozens of people, mostly Ethiopians.
Outcry as Charlie Hebdo depicts Meghan Markle as George Floyd
The French satirical magazine's new cover shows Queen Elizabeth pressing her knee against Meghan Markle's neck.
US surpasses 100 million COVID vaccinations
President Joe Biden's administration is trying to speed up vaccinations as new COVID-19 infections decrease nationally.
What role could vaccine passports play in the pandemic?
Several countries are rolling out vaccine passport schemes for those inoculated against the coronavirus.
Canada promised to end solitary confinement, report shows it has not
Report finds nearly 10 percent of federal inmates held in 'structured intervention units' subject to torture conditions.
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