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US remains world’s largest arms supplier; Middle East countries imported 25 percent more weapons compared with 2011-16.
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Countries in the bloc, where rollouts have been sluggish, consider adding the Russia-made vaccine to boost supplies.
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Move comes as security forces open fire on protesters again, a day after killing at least 44 in a bloody crackdown.
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Countrywide cases rise by 22,018 in last 10 days, a 68-percent increase from preceding 10 days, official data shows.
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Several rockets hit a military base in Erbil, northern Iraq last month, killing a foreign civilian contractor.
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Syrians mark the 10th anniversary of the start of its uprising-turned-war that has killed half a million people.
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Highest daily rise in 85 days as Maharashtra state imposes partial lockdowns and restrictions amid a rise in cases.
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Six months after Qatar abolished need for an NOC to switch jobs, migrant workers tell of their continued struggle.
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The leader of the Afghan Dreamers robotics team and her mentor describe the challenge of building low-cost ventilators.
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Protests follow allegations of sexual misconduct in the country's parliament that shocked the country.
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What does 'return to normalcy' really mean?
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Defence ministry says missiles fired from air base in Aleppo under Syrian gov't control struck al-Bab and Jarablus.
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Monday marks 10 years since Syrians took to the streets to protest against Syrian President Bashar al-Assad.
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Thione Ballago Seck, from a family of "griot" singers, was one of the West African country's most famous musicians.
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Ahmed Kabir Kishore has alleged he was tortured before police arrested him under the country's harsh digital laws.
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Doctors without Borders charity says clinics in the region were looted, vandalised and destroyed in a deliberate manner.
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For three years, Omar Alshogre was imprisoned and tortured, while his father, brothers and cousins were killed.
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US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen's comments come in the wake of a $1.9 trillion fiscal stimulus package.
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The Stream looks at the real-world impact of news fatigue.
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Its smartphone unit crushed, the Chinese firm is seeking sales from less glamorous fish farms and mining businesses.
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Beyonce sets social media alight as appears on stage with Megan Thee Stallion. Swift wins best album for a third time.
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Local media say Chancellor Angela Merkel's house 'on fire' after worst-ever results in state elections.
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The car giant is changing strategy to become more of a technology company along the lines of Tesla.
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Residents urged to avoid outdoor activities as strong winds bring in dust from northwest.
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Top diplomat will arrive in Tokyo on Monday before heading to Seoul as he seeks to rebuild frayed alliances.
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Prosecutor accuses Jeanine Anez and two of her ministers of sedition, terrorism and conspiracy for alleged 2019 coup.
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Judge's decision opens door for former president to run in 2022 elections, but legal experts say many questions remain.
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Appeal of woman's 30-year sentence for suspected abortion comes amid 'green wave' of decriminalisation in Latin America.
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With the cryptocurrency hitting another record, demand for its virtual coins is only rising.
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London's police commissioner says she will not resign, defends officers' actions dispersing a vigil for Sarah Everard.
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Chancellor Merkel’s party heads for defeat months before a national vote on who will replace her.
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Casualties 'drastically increasing', advocacy group says, as Chinese factories set ablaze in Yangon.
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US infectious disease expert's comments come as recent polls show high percentage of Republicans wary of vaccination.
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Police use water cannon and batons to disperse anti-lockdown protesters from a field in The Hague.
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Move comes after Israel recognised Kosovo's independence and means there are 3 countries with embassies in Jerusalem.
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Polls include runoff votes in 49 districts and first-round voting in 69 districts where violence stopped December vote.
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Law firm brings case alleging the wife of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad incited and encouraged 'terrorist' acts.
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Safe spaces for women are shrinking, but increased policing will not solve the problem.
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There is no consensus on how coronavirus vaccine passports should be used but many countries are exploring the idea.
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International Court of Justice in The Hague is scheduled to start hearing the case between the neighbours on Monday.
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Tests obtained by Al Jazeera show 14 days passed before jail criticised for its COVID safety protocols was informed.
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Proposal to ban the burqa in Sri Lanka viewed by many as attempt to appease Sri Lanka's Buddhist majority.
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Ten years after the start of the Syrian war, who’s still fighting whom? And is there an end in sight?
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Irish vaccine task force recommends temporary halt after reports of blood clots among those who received the COVID jab.
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Poverty, fear and securitisation reign over Baghdad's once-thriving downtown.
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Witnesses and local media report at least four more protesters killed as death toll passes 80.
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Authorities say workers will be able to switch jobs without employers' permission.
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Tehran court hears new charge of 'propaganda against the establishment' against the British-Iranian aid worker.
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A journey to archive single-screen cinemas that have been part of India's entertainment landscape for over 100 years.
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Taliban spokesman tells Al Jazeera an interim government, suggested by the US, will not solve Afghanistan's problems.