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Ethiopia convicts soldiers of crimes against civilians in Tigray
Three soldiers convicted of rape, while 28 charged with killings and further 25 charged with rape and sexual assault.
Is US opinion shifting on the Israel-Palestine conflict?
US politicians and the public are increasingly challenging Washington's unstinting support of Israel.
Why people leaving Cuba can no longer exchange local bills
The measure comes amid a big drop in tourism and the resulting lack of hard currency, Cuba's exchange company said.
Nigerian army investigates reports of Boko Haram leader’s death
Local media reports say Abubakar Shekau was seriously hurt or killed after his fighters clashed with members of ISWAP.
US state of Alabama lifts ban on yoga in public schools
Teachers will have to use English names for yoga poses and the use of the greeting 'namaste' is banned.
Amazon shuts down US construction site after finding 7th noose
Hate, racism or discrimination will not be tolerated in an Amazon workplace, the tech giant said on Friday.
Kyle Rittenhouse makes first in-person court appearance
Rittenhouse is charged in the shooting deaths of two anti-racist protesters in Kenosha, Wisconsin, last August.
US support for Israel, a crypto crash and China nuclear reactors
We gather the numbers to know from the biggest economic and business news stories so you can impress your friends.
Turkish court begins retrial of Kavala over 2013 Gezi protest
A court begins the retrial of philanthropist Osman Kavala and 15 others over their role in 2013 nationwide protests.
Leaks show DC cops justify ‘aggressive’ protest tactics: Expert
DC police training presentation obtained by Al Jazeera depicts 'increasingly violent' left-wing protest movement.
Pakistan marks ‘Palestine Day’ as FM accused of anti-Semitism
Pro-Palestinian protests attended by hundreds were held in Karachi, Lahore and other big Pakistani cities.
No internet: Lockdown worsens Argentina’s educational inequality
A new lockdown in Argentina is sending students home to learn remotely, but many lack the technology access to do so.
Argentina announces strict coronavirus lockdown amid case surge
Businesses, schools and social activities will be suspended from Saturday until May 31 as new COVID infections surge.
Bitcoin selloff resumes after China reiterates crackdown warning
Friday's selloff is capping off a rough week for crypto investors after Elon Musk slammed Bitcoin's carbon footprint.
IMF pitches $50B plan to end coronavirus pandemic
The IMF said the world could end the COVID-19 pandemic by vaccinating 40% of people by the end of 2021 and 60% in 2022.
Myanmar considers dissolving Aung San Suu Kyi’s party
Military-appointed election commission accuses National League for Democracy of electoral fraud.
‘Share dollars and doses’: G20 summit tackles COVID inequalities
Vaccine producers and world's leading economies attempt to find ways to help poorer nations inoculate populations.
Apple’s Tim Cook to defend App Store at Epic Games trial
The tech giant is defending itself against an antitrust case brought by Epic Games, maker of the video game Fortnite.
Blast kills several at pro-Palestine rally in southwest Pakistan
At least 17 people were wounded after explosives planted in a motorbike went off in the town of Chaman.
After Gaza ceasefire: ‘What’s Biden’s plan? There’s zero plan’
Israeli attacks on Gaza spurred protests in the US, but experts say Joe Biden hopes to return issue to the back burner.
Despite Gaza bloodshed, few see Abraham Accords derailing
Gaza violence has cast the Abraham Accords in a poor light, but many see Israel-UAE relations staying on track.
Elbit protest: Pro-Palestine activists ‘shut down’ drone factory
UK demonstration at subsidiary of Israeli arms manufacturer Elbit Systems enters third day as two are arrested.
The devastating human, economic costs of Crimea’s annexation
People in the peninsula say they are subject to poor social services, dirty water and spiralling prices.
The AU’s words of solidarity for Palestine are no longer enough
It’s time for the AU to return to its anti-colonial roots, and adopt substantial measures against Israel.
1,621 gov’t staff on poll duty die of COVID in India state: Union
Uttar Pradesh Primary Teachers Association says government workers were forced to work in polls amid a raging pandemic.
Bangladesh puts Rohingya camps under lockdown after COVID spike
Crowded camps that are home to hundreds of thousands of refugees placed under lockdown after alarming spread of virus.
Iran denounces Canada ruling plane downed an ‘act of terrorism’
Iran says court verdict a part of 'politicised' moves by the Canadian government against the Islamic republic.
COVID-19 death tolls likely a ‘significant undercount’: WHO
Number of people who died from direct, indirect effects of pandemic may be up to 3 times higher than reported.
Elon Musk calls for ‘more communication’ between Russia, US
Tesla CEO also says electric vehicle manufacturer is close to establishing a presence in Russia.
Tarun Tejpal, ex-editor of top India magazine, acquitted of rape
The 58-year-old founder and former Tehelka magazine editor was accused of raping colleague in lift of a hotel in 2013.
Israel, social media groups cooperating against Palestinians: NGO
The allegations from 7amleh come amid widespread online censoring of Sheikh Jarrah protests.
Cities are at the front lines of climate and migration
Mayors must get a seat at the climate policy-making table.
In Pictures: Celebrations across Gaza after 11 days of bombing
Thousands of Palestinians take to the streets after ceasefire between Israel and Hamas takes effect.
Mapping Gaza: Schools, hospitals, refugee camps and more
Al Jazeera takes you on a tour of key locations across the densely populated Gaza Strip.
Man arrested in India for Facebook appeal to hoist Palestine flag
Muslim man held in Uttar Pradesh's Azamgarh district for asking people to put Palestinian flag on houses and vehicles.
Money Bots: The truth behind high-frequency trading
High-frequency trading by AI at lightning speed shows how warring ‘bots’ have raised the risks of the money markets.
‘We don’t sleep’: Sheikh Jarrah Palestinians decry harassment
Palestinians living in flashpoint neighbourhood have been placed 'under siege' by Israeli authorities, residents say.
Jubilation in Gaza as ceasefire takes effect: Live
Palestinians pour onto streets as Israel and Hamas agree to Egyptian-brokered ceasefire to halt 11-day conflict.
India sees 259,551 new COVID cases, ‘black fungus’ adds to woes
Deaths rise by 4,209 as rising cases of mucormycosis, a rare fungal disease, further complicate the crisis.
As COVID wave rages in Nepal, hospitals run out of beds, oxygen
Nepal registers record numbers of infections and deaths as a second wave sweeps the Himalayan nation of 30 million.
Arctic nations agree to fight global warming despite tensions
Latest data shows the Arctic is warming three times faster than anywhere else on the planet, putting summer ice at risk.
Indonesia’s submarine sinking highlights military’s shortfalls
The archipelago's armed forces began a modernisation programme in 2007 but face increasing maritime challenges.
World reaction to the Israel-Hamas ceasefire in Gaza
Ceasefire welcomed as UN chief calls for real efforts to address root causes of the conflict and achieve reconciliation.
Biden applauds Gaza ceasefire agreement between Israel and Hamas
US president backs Israel and condemns Hamas, pledges humanitarian aid to Palestinians in Gaza.
Biden orders climate risk strategy for US financial assets
The order represents an early step in Biden's efforts to reduce risks to financial stability posed by climate change.
US Treasury proposes 15 percent global minimum corporate tax rate
The Biden administration hopes the move will end competition to lure companies to countries with low tax rates.
Africa’s COVID vaccine campaigns hurt by India’s export ban
Several African countries lack AstraZeneca vaccines to administer second doses after India bans exports due to crisis.
African Union calls for ‘democratic transition’ in Chad
AU sees 'absolute need' for Chad's transition from military to democratic leadership to be achieved within 18 months.
Oil slumps two percent on possible return of Iranian supply
Futures fell 2.1 percent in New York, posting a third straight decline in the longest losing streak since March.
EU warns China: No business investment deal if sanctions remain
China imposed its sanctions after the EU sanctioned Chinese officials over human rights abuses in the Xinjiang region.
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