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Eleven suspects arrested for luring girls and women into India's sex trade using the social media platform.
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This comes at a time when the Indian government is mulling a bill to ban cryptocurrencies.
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Serum Institute of India was named a top supplier of COVID shots but has been plagued by problems and failed to deliver.
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UN says people fleeing army's 'indiscriminate attacks' in eastern Kayah State are in dire need of food and water.
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“You can’t imagine the things that we are prohibited from just because we are women”
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Three-year-old Tharunicca is fighting for life as her family pleads to release them from detention since 2018.
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State premier praises Australian city's residents for respecting strict rules imposed after leak from hotel quarantine.
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After months without cases, initial response was a 'disaster', island's former health minister tells Al Jazeera.
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Despite warnings from Japan’s public health experts, IOC says the games will go on.
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Court is due to rule on Thursday in case that aims to force government to take responsibility for capital's filthy air.
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Tensions are mounting after a prominent opponent of the country’s ‘One China’ policy was flown to Taiwan for treatment.
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Another potential challenger to Nicaragua President Daniel Ortega is arrested, prompting criticism from US diplomat.
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Court to hold virtual session Thursday after groups raised concerns about Brazil hosting football tournament amid COVID.
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Sotheby's also auctioned off a British Guiana One-Cent Magenta stamp, issued in 1856, for a whopping $8.3 million.
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Sara Rogel had been sentenced to a 30-year jail term for an abortion-related crime in El Salvador.
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Statement from Netanyahu's office says march to go ahead 'in a format' to be agreed between police and organisers.
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Media outlet ProPublica did not disclose how it obtained the IRS records it based its reporting on.
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US and Mexico sign agreement to deepen bilateral cooperation on development in Central America.
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Prime minister calls for unity but opposition MPs accuse gov't of sidelining them and the communities directly affected.
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New study to enroll thousands of children below 12 years at dozens of sites across the US, Finland, Poland and Spain.
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Lawsuit filed at ECOWAS court in Abuja calls for interim injunction restraining gov't from implementing suspensi
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As tin reserves on land in Indonesia continue to twindle, miners are turning to the sea.
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A Biden administration task force charged with reuniting families separated under Trump, has so far united 7 children.
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Job openings hit a record high while one in three businesses struggle to find skilled talent.
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El Salvador announces plans to make Bitcoin legal tender, but other countries are concerned about cryptocurrencies.
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Joe Biden and Michelle Bachelet among those to praise judges' upholding of Bosnian Serb military leader's convictions.
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Moving ahead with weapons sale gives 'green light' to Israeli abuses of Palestinians, rights advocates say.
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Government says 7,000 families have fled to Sebba after attackers killed 138 people in Solhan village.
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Presidential hopefuls exchange accusations during second debate, criticise state television over handling of sessions.
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Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says killing of four members of a Muslim family in Ontario is a 'terrorist attack'.
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Gov't says June 21 vote will be a break away from previous polls but critics say process is not free and fair.
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Secretary-general says he would be 'deeply humbled' if the UN General Assembly were to approve a second term.
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Recovery of most of ransom paid to Colonial Pipeline hackers undermines case that Bitcoin is beyond government control.
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ACLU and others say solitary is 'torture', ask Biden and Harris to fulfil campaign promises to end inmate isolation.
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The US and Mexico signed a memorandum of understanding that will establish greater cooperation between the two nations.
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Iraq is planning to build eight nuclear reactors to tackle a crippling power shortage in the oil-rich economy.
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Washington becomes the latest US state to offer a creative way to encourage COVID vaccinations.
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South Africa health minister put on special leave amid claims over the ministry's award of COVID-19-related contracts.
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Sales of Teslas produced in China surged last month, despite a recent wave of bad publicity for the EV maker.
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Kim has unveiled a plan to bring 'tangible change' to stabilise the country's crippled economy, state media reported.
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Verdict means Bosnian Serb military leader will see out life prison sentence over atrocities in Bosnia's 1992-1995 war.
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Task force will work to strengthen US supply chains that officials say have been weakened by unfair trade practices.
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Colonial Pipeline officials have said they saw the $4.4m ransom payment as necessary to restart halted operations.
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The DOJ under Biden has argued it was justified for the federal government under Trump to take over defence in the case.
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A man was heard shouting out 'Down with Macronia' before he delivered a slap to Macron's face.
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Wayne Couzens, 48, also accepts responsibility for the death of Everard during a hearing at the Old Bailey.
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Can this robotic device really help smartphone addicts avoid walking into objects while texting?
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Tens of thousands of Iranian Kurds live in dire conditions in the Kurdish region of Iraq as they await UN help.
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Activists in British Columbia are erecting blockades to try to prevent logging of ancient trees on Indigenous lands.
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Abu Jaber, 44, completed a 20-year sentence for planting a bomb on an Israeli bus in December 2000.