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Pam Turner: Rally held for US Black woman killed by cop
The family of Turner, a Black woman killed by a Texas police officer, join Floyd family lawyer at rally.
Demand for ‘active shooter insurance’ on the rise as US reopens
As the United States opens up again, institutions are preparing for one aspect of the old normal: mass shootings.
Brazil’s lower house passes bill contested by conservation groups
Brazil's environmental record is under intense scrutiny amid soaring deforestation in the Amazon rainforest.
Vaccinated Americans can go maskless in most places: CDC
'We have all longed for this moment,' says the director of the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
Spain approves ‘milestone’ clean energy climate bill
Spain is aiming to be climate neutral by 2050 at the latest, but Greenpeace says the law does not go far enough.
Can diplomacy prevent another war in Gaza?
Global calls for calm as Israeli air strikes and Palestinian rocket attacks continue.
US pipeline cyberattack came from gang in Russia, Biden says
US president urges Americans not to panic-buy fuel, warns against price-gauging and says shortages will ease soon
Amazon offers $100 vaccine bonus to entice 75,000 US workers
The hiring spree comes as the company gears up for next month's Prime Day, its popular sales event.
US producer prices top estimates, compounding inflation fears
The producer price index for final demand increased 0.6 percent from the prior month
Judge delays trial of three former cops charged in Floyd’s death
Judge says federal civil rights case against officers should take place before officers are put on trial.
Gaza death toll climbs as Israel escalates aerial bombardment
Israel masses troops near Gaza as mediation efforts fail to halt intensified violence between Israel and Hamas.
UEFA Champions League football final moved from Istanbul to Porto
The Chelsea-Man City match has been switched to the Estadio do Dragao to allow English fans to attend.
Bitcoin dips below $50,000 as Musk calls energy usage ‘insane’
The turnaround by one of crypto’s loudest believers took investors by surprise and sent prices tumbling.
After Musk Bitcoin U-turn, which coins are more climate friendly?
Bitcoin and Ether are the most environmentally unfriendly crypto tokens, but there are alternatives.
Former UK PM Cameron denies Greensill lobbying driven by greed
David Cameron grilled by UK Parliamentary Committee over links with now-collapsed supply chain financier.
Muslims mark Eid with masks and prayers amid COVID and conflict
Muslim-majority countries including Pakistan, Malaysia and Indonesia imposed curbs on shops and even mosques.
Separate blasts kill 11 Afghan civilians on first day of truce
Kandahar, Kunduz and Ghazni provinces were rocked by four separate bombings, killing at least 11 civilians.
Alibaba reports first quarterly loss since going public
A $2.8bn fine by China's market regulator led to a $1.19bn operating loss for Alibaba in the fourth quarter.
George Floyd: Officers allege coercion, media leaks
Lawyers for the three officers awaiting trial say the state leaked information and the medical examiner was coerced.
As births slow in China and US, ex-laggard Germany bucks trend
Rise in births in Europe's largest economy attributed to family-friendly policies, welcoming of refugees.
Colonial Pipeline paid hackers $5M to get fuel flowing: Sources
Colonial Pipeline Co paid nearly $5m to Eastern European hackers on Friday, sources tell Bloomberg News.
Some McDonald’s workers will get a raise as part of hiring push
As part of its push to hire thousands of new workers, McDonald's is raising pay at its company-owned restaurants.
Celebrities weigh in on Israel-Palestine conflict
Some posts, including those by Gal Gadot and Rihanna, have been roundly criticised on social media.
In Pictures: Eid al-Fitr 2021 amid coronavirus and conflict
Eid is traditionally celebrated with mosque prayers, family feasts and shopping for new clothes, gifts and sweets.
US jobless claims fall to another pandemic low
Applications for unemployment benefits from US states last week fell by 34,000 from the previous week.
Ivory Coast Prime Minister Patrick Achi in hospital in France
The 65-year-old was named prime minister in March after death of country's second prime minister in less than 8 months.
Anger grows in Guatemala over COVID vaccine rollout, corruption
Unless Guatemala speeds up experts say coronavirus vaccine doses that have yet to be administered expire next month.
Will allegiance to Trump boost or doom the Republican Party?
The party is ostracising internal Trump critics like Liz Cheney, cementing the idea that it's Trump or bust for the GOP.
‘Everything lost in an eye blink’: Gaza towers targeted by Israel
Israel struck three tower blocks in the heart of Gaza City in 24 hours, flattening two and destroying parts of another.
Vaccine patent debate: Choosing profits over human lives?
The US became one of the few Western countries to support waiving intellectual property for coronavirus vaccines.
More than 40 Palestinians hurt in occupied West Bank as tensions rise
The injuries come as Israel's bombardment of the Gaza Strip continues and inter-communal violence spreads within Israel.
The Somali-Norwegian model campaigning for Muslim women’s rights
Al Jazeera speaks to Rawdah Mohamed, the model behind a viral Instagram post during the #HandsOffMyHijab movement.
An Indian abroad: ‘My mind is a graveyard of the living’
Indians in the diaspora 'are hit by currents of grief and guilt as we watch from afar the second wave of COVID-19'.
Digital apartheid: Palestinians being silenced on social media
Social media companies, from Zoom to Facebook and Twitter, are reinforcing Israel's erasure of Palestinians.
Jerusalem: ‘She is 12 years old, yet they have shot her’
MSF’s Medical Coordinator Dr Natalie Thurtle shares her experiences of treating injured Palestinians in Jerusalem.
Lawyers challenge tenure extension of Zimbabwe chief justice
Top judge Luke Malaba was criticised for dismissing petition seeking to annul 2018 election result over alleged rigging.
Bali: Paradise in a Pandemic
We travel to Bali to find out what happens when tourists disappear from one of the world’s top holiday destinations.
In Pictures: Ruins and devastation as Israeli attacks pummel Gaza
Hundreds of Israeli air attacks launched on the Gaza Strip this week in worst escalation since 2014 Israeli war on Gaza.
India COVID crisis: Tragic scenes at a hospital in Uttar Pradesh
India's brutal second wave has reached its small towns and the countryside, ripping through a fragile healthcare system.
Three-day Eid ceasefire comes into force in Afghanistan
The temporary deal between the Taliban and the Afghan government follows a surge in violence in recent weeks.
COVID-19 vaccination drive again exposes India’s digital divide
Online registration for jab bars half of India's population in rural areas who do not have smartphones or internet.
Thai prisoners at ‘grave risk’ amid record surge in COVID cases
Thailand logs record jump in cases amid a spike in infections at prisons and detention facilities.
Gaza death toll jumps to 83 as Israeli air raids intensify: Live
Israeli fighter jets bomb high-rise buildings and other targets in Gaza while violence also spreads within Israel.
Thinking of family festive gatherings for Eid? Think again
If we limit social gatherings with friends and family this Eid, we'll be able to enjoy their company for years to come.
Will super rich owners kill football?
As fan anger persists, The Stream considers the future of the global game.
New Zealand sets out plans to reconnect with post-pandemic world
PM Jacinda Ardern says New Zealand will explore opening more travel bubbles as COVID-19 vaccinations accelerate.
What is ‘black fungus’ infection found in India’s COVID patients?
Doctors record severe spurt in cases of mucormycosis, a hard-to-treat fungal infection, among COVID-19 patients.
Over 4,000 Indians die of COVID as pandemic ravages rural areas
India's caseload at 23.7 million now while deaths climb by 4,120, as the disease rampages through the countryside.
Jailed, in hiding, expelled: Cambodia’s Mother Nature crackdown
NGO that forced government into U-turn over controversial dam is latest target of deepening crackdown on dissent.
COVID cases across India being traced to weeks-long Kumbh Mela
Dozens of cases across India being traced to mega Hindu festival held at the banks of Ganges in Haridwar last month.
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