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‘Not $1’: US lawmaker urges end to complicity in Israeli abuses
Congresswoman Betty McCollum tells AJE about effort to ensure Israel doesn't use US aid to violate Palestinian rights.
Blast kills dozens near school in Afghan capital Kabul
Afghanistan's interior ministry says at least 52 people were wounded in the blast, many of them female students.
Iran-backed PMFs are destabilising Iraq’s disputed regions
These groups are undermining efforts to improve Erbil-Baghdad relations and reestablish security in the north.
COVID-stricken Iran to ban local travel ahead of Eid al-Fitr
Eid al-Fitr holidays could spark more infections as many may ignore travel bans in absence of hefty penalties.
Saudi Arabia-Pakistan agree to mend strained ties
Announcement comes after Pakistani PM Imran Khan held talks with Crown Prince Mohammed Bin Salman.
Who tried to kill Mohamed Nasheed?
Motives remain unclear but theories point to religious 'extremists' or political rivals involved in corruption scandal.
Chad police use tear gas to disperse anti-military gov’t protests
Military authorities have banned the protest called by coalition of opposition parties and civil society groups.
Maldives: Nasheed off life support after surviving bomb attack
Family of ex-president and current speaker say doctors 'very happy' with his recovery after life-saving surgery.
Ethiopia’s Orthodox Church patriarch condemns Tigray ‘genocide’
In a video recorded last month, Abune Mathias says government forces 'want to destroy the people of Tigray'.
India records more than 4,000 COVID-19 deaths in a day
Record 4,187 new deaths takes India's overall total toll to 238,270 with a caseload of nearly 22 million victims.
World reacts as Jerusalem tensions escalate
More than 200 were wounded in Al-Aqsa amid growing anger over Israeli plans to evict Palestinians from Sheikh Jarrah.
Muslim women are reviving forgotten tradition of Quran recitation
#FemaleReciters movement aims to revive the sacred practice of female public Quran recitation.
‘Foreign agents and extremists’: Russia’s attack on critics
Critical journalists and dissidents in Russia face the latest threat to their survival.
Libya: Gunmen storm hotel used as Presidential Council HQ
Dozens of armed men raid the hotel in the capital, Tripoli, as divisions within the unity government surface.
Fighters of breakaway Muslim group storm southern Philippine town
As many as 200 Bangsamoro Islamic Freedom Fighters members reportedly occupied the Datu Paglas central market.
Colombia’s Duque seeks to calm protest as grievances fester
Protest groups sceptical of dialogue with president saying similar talks in 2019 accomplished little.
Myanmar army says no ASEAN envoy visit until stability restored
At least 774 people were killed and more than 3,700 detained in the military's crackdown on opponents.
Carers at Google Children’s Centers demand transportation support
Employees say they have tried to raise the transportation issue with managers, and been told to handle it themselves.
Texas latest US state to advance Republican-backed voting limits
The bill would limit mail-in ballots and early voting, and adds to the national debate about voting rights.
Super League trio face sanctions after nine clubs sign UEFA deal
UEFA starts disciplinary proceedings against Juventus, Real Madrid and Barcelona over breakaway competition row.
COVID vaccine donations matter more than waivers, EU leaders say
European Union leaders say any benefit from a temporary waiver would take too long to make a real difference.
Scores of Palestinians hurt as Israel police storm Al Aqsa: Live
At least 178 Palestinian protesters injured, 88 hospitalised after Israeli police dispersal in Jerusalem.
Biden gives US renters $21.6bn lifeline as eviction crisis looms
Nearly seven million Americans reported being behind on their rent payments in late April.
Amnesty redesignates Russia’s Navalny as prisoner of conscience
Amnesty had stripped Navalny of the designation in February, arguing his past comments qualified as advocacy of hatred.
California’s population drops for the first time in history
Population decline comes as Governor Gavin Newsom faces recall over his COVID response and high taxes.
Houthis ‘passed up major opportunity’ by refusing UN meeting: US
‘Dire conditions’ in Yemen worsen as Houthis press Marib offensive, Saudis urged to ease blockade, US says.
Who will keep Afghanistan safe as foreign troops leave?
Taliban increases attacks as US and NATO begin to withdraw their forces from Afghanistan.
Crypto crackdown, Doge mania, space tourism and a big divorce
We gather the numbers to know from the week’s biggest economic news stories so you can impress your friends.
WHO approves emergency use of China’s Sinopharm COVID vaccine
Sinopharm could now be included in the UN-backed COVAX programme distributing COVID jabs to lower income countries.
Al-Aqsa worshippers protest Palestinian evictions in Jerusalem
Palestinian Red Crescent says dozens injured in clashes with police at the Al-Aqsa Mosque in Jerusalem.
With Elon Musk set to host SNL, what’s behind the Dogecoin rally?
In the span of several weeks, the 'joke' coin has rocketed in value, with help from Musk and massive daytrader momentum.
Trees for visas: Mexico wants jobs programme, US offers relief
Mexican President Lopez Obrador and US Vice President Kamala Harris hold meeting to discuss migrant surge, corruption.
Nepali doctors warn of major crisis as COVID cases surge
Nepal's daily case trajectory has shot up in the past 3 weeks with two out of five people tested now returning positive.
Mexico questions USAID contributions to anti-graft group
Lopez Obrador, shortly before meeting with US vice president, said the group promotes a 'form of coup'.
Grand jury indicts former cops on violating Floyd’s civil rights
Federal grand jury indicts four former Minneapolis police officers for civil rights violations in George Floyd's death.
Burkina Faso attacks displace thousands in 10 days: UN
Armed groups displace some 17,500 people in Burkina Faso in recent days, UNHCR says, in attempt to cause 'mayhem'.
Lockdowns slam brakes on Canada’s jobs market recovery
Canada's labour market recovery hit a major snag in April, as the economy shed 207,100 jobs.
France warns Lebanon’s leaders against ‘collective suicide’
French FM slams Lebanese politicians for failing to pull the country out of its economic meltdown or form a government.
Do woker workplaces await mothers who quit jobs due to pandemic?
Though the US economy is recovering, the pandemic may have cost women years of progress in the workplace.
Maldives police say bomb blast targeting Nasheed ‘act of terror’
No arrests so far but police seek four people who were noticed 'due to suspicious behaviour at crime scene'.
Ecuador abortion rights victory hailed as latest in ‘tidal wave’
Advocates say court ruling that decriminalises abortion in rape cases is an important step, but struggle continues.
Sheryl Sandberg joins business leaders pact against death penalty
More than 40 executives have signed on to the Business Leaders Against the Death Penalty campaign.
Afghanistan: Nearly 1,600 children killed in the past five years
New report says 40 percent of all airstrike casualties from 2016 to 2020 were children.
Protester at BLM rally on why he took part in Minneapolis arson
Branden Wolfe tells Al Jazeera about his struggles with mental health, meeting George Floyd, in an exclusive interview.
Palestinians criticise social media censorship over Sheikh Jarrah
Social media users sharing content from Sheikh Jarrah complain their accounts have been censored, limited or shut down.
UK to offer under-40s alternative to AstraZeneca vaccine
Precautionary move reflects low levels of COVID-19 in the UK and the availability of other vaccines, experts say.
US economy adds 266,000 jobs in April, disappointing expectations
April's jobs gains fell far short of the blockbuster 1 million jobs many analysts were expecting.
China says ‘extremely low’ risk of damage from rocket debris
Military analysts expect the body of the Long March 5B rocket to come down to Earth on Saturday or Sunday.
Diversity efforts in universities are nothing but façade painting
Even as the diversity and inclusion programmes proliferate, calls for far-reaching structural change remain unanswered.
India blocks China-made wireless device imports: Report
India has blocked imports of China-made bluetooth speakers, wireless earphones, smartphones and more: Reuters.
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