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People in Kenya say lives at risk as HIV drugs run short
Shortage of anti-retroviral drugs comes amid a dispute between the US aid agency and the Kenyan government.
Food pantries for hungry Filipinos get tagged as communist
Public turns against the government after an official calls volunteers of feeding initiative communist sympathisers.
Sri Lanka arrests Muslim leader over 2019 Easter Sunday attacks
Rishad Bathiudeen and his brother Riyaaj were arrested in pre-dawn raids on their homes in Colombo.
Why going green does not need to cost the Earth
The pandemic could end up costing Americans $16 trillion but switching to renewable energy costs a lot less than that.
Hopes fade for Indonesia submarine crew as oxygen dwindles
German-built craft is equipped with enough oxygen that would last only until Saturday morning after losing power.
‘Terminator of drones’: China unveils stealth-detecting radars
Country's first portable radar can be carried by a single soldier and can detect small, low-flying targets.
Scuffles in Jerusalem in second night of violence
US President Joe Biden calls for calm as he denounces rhetoric of 'extremist protestors' who targeted Palestinians.
Biden to push G7 on Uighur forced labour in China’s Xinjiang
US president to attend meeting of advanced economies in the UK in June, where he is expected to raise the Uighur issue.
Japan to host first joint ‘war games’ with US, France
Drill will run from May 11 to 17 and will involve for the first time ground troops from all three countries.
US health panel recommends resuming J&J vaccine use
A Centers for Disease Control panel says despite the rare risk of blood clots, the vaccine's suspension should be lifted
Ghislaine Maxwell pleads not guilty to sex trafficking charges
Maxwell is accused of grooming and recruiting teenage girls for Jeffrey Epstein to sexually abuse.
Biden tells Erdogan he plans to recognise Armenian ‘genocide’
The two reportedly discussed what will be a first for a US president: calling the 1915 mass killings a 'genocide'.
Caribbean refinery emits flammable toxic gas
'Noxious' smell from St Croix's Limetree Bay refinery closes schools and prompts health advisory.
Sudan threatens legal action if Ethiopia dam filled without deal
Sudanese minister says Ethiopia rejected invitation to three-way summit to discuss stalled negotiations over GERD.
Canada: COVID at ‘critical’ levels, personal contact discouraged
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau receives his vaccine and orders millions of doses for 2022-2024.
Crypto: Bitcoin, Ether, XRP, Dogecoin sink over Biden tax plans
Bitcoin, the biggest crypto coin, fell to $47,555, slumping below the $50,000 mark for the first time since March.
Saudi Arabia bans Lebanese produce over drug smuggling
Ban announced after Saudi foiled attempt at Jeddah port to smuggle 5.3 million Captagon pills in pomegranate crates.
Has AstraZeneca failed the European Union?
The European Union might take legal action against the British-Swedish firm.
Three students abducted from Nigeria university found shot dead
Remains of the students found in village close to Greenfield University, according to Kaduna state security official.
Biden to travel to UK, Belgium on first foreign trip as president
He will attend the G7 summit and the NATO summit in June and is expected to hold bilateral meetings with world leaders.
Researchers hail possible malaria vaccine breakthrough
Year-long trial by Oxford University researchers carried out in Burkina Faso shows up to 77 percent efficacy.
India’s coronavirus cases top global record for two days: Live
People scramble for life-saving oxygen supplies across India as Japan announces third state of emergency for Tokyo.
A COVID vaccine you can make at home? Scientists are trying it
The experimental vaccine costs pennies per dose, but is not yet proven to work and does not have regulatory approval.
Behind on rent? Here’s what struggling Americans need to know
For the 8.8 million Americans behind on rent, a breakdown of what's available, who qualifies and where to get help.
Istanbul meeting calls on Taliban to commit to Afghan peace talks
Foreign ministers of Turkey, Pakistan and Afghanistan underline an 'urgent need for an immediate ceasefire'.
French oxygen giant diverts supply to India’s slammed hospitals
India set another record for COVID cases on Friday, with reports of bodies piling up at crematoriums and burial grounds.
US: Olympian, reality star Caitlyn Jenner to run for CA governor
The longtime Republican and former Trump supporter will challenge Gavin Newsom in a recall election.
US authorities weigh whether to resume J&J vaccine use
New guidance is expected after a government advisory panel deliberates on a link between the shot and rare blood clots.
A Nigerian developer’s app joins efforts to fight sexual crimes
Helpio allows victims to report cases and seek help amid fear of stigma and soaring sexual assault figures.
IHRA ‘misrepresents’ own definition of anti-Semitism, says report
New report details how International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance misinformed public over anti-Semitism definition.
Mars mission: NASA’s diversity Perseverance pays off
The mission shows the US space agency has made significant progress since its founding in the 1950s.
Rambouillet: Woman stabbed to death in French police station
After the victim was killed, officers near the scene shot dead the attacker.
Biden climate summit: Are ambitious carbon cuts even enough?
As Earth Day Summit continues, some activists are demanding more systemic change to tackle the climate crisis.
Russia’s central bank delivers surprise interest rate cut
The decision to hikes rates from 4.5% to 5% comes amid a weak rouble, high inflation and flaring geopolitical tensions.
Navalny ends hunger strike after being seen by civilian doctors
Jailed Russian opposition figure announces gradual end to hunger strike protest as he thanks supporters.
Brazilians are not showing up for their second COVID vaccination
With more than 380,000 dead, Brazil has the second highest COVID death toll in the world.
Turkey crypto exchange probe: 62 arrested, CEO on the run
Interpol issued a red notice for Faruk Fatih Ozer, CEO of cryptocurrency exchange Thodex, which is under investigation.
The Kurdish refugee candidate battling for Scottish independence
Roza Salih, who arrived in Scotland at 12, says she is committed to fighting for human rights and sovereignty.
A youth revolt is under way in South Korea
President Moon and his party should see the results of the Seoul and Busan mayoral by-elections as a warning sign.
Belfast: Pattern of immigration checks raises profiling concerns
Data obtained by Al Jazeera shows many who are stopped hold Romanian, Nigerian, Chinese and Pakistani passports.
Japan issues third COVID emergency ahead of Olympics
State of emergency for Tokyo, Osaka, Kyoto and Hyogo declared from April 25, just three months before the Olympics.
Chad holds funeral for President Idriss Deby
President Idriss Deby died from wounds suffered while leading soldiers on the front line against rebels.
SpaceX launches four-astronaut team on NASA space mission
The crew first ever to be propelled towards orbit by a rocket booster recycled from a previous spaceflight.
Rockets target Baghdad airport base housing US troops
No casualties reported in second attack on US interests in Iraq in less than a week.
Elect a populist, people die
Delinquents masquerading as leaders visited avoidable suffering and loss upon millions of people from Brazil to Ontario.
Violent clashes in Jerusalem after Israeli far-right march
At least 105 Palestinians wounded in clashes in occupied East Jerusalem that ensued after march by far-right Israelis.
Has ‘one country, two systems’ come to an end in Hong Kong?
We challenge Hong Kong Executive Council member Regina Ip on the new national security law and electoral reforms.
Climate action, India’s COVID surge and a Super League red card
We gather the numbers to know from the week’s top business and economic news stories so you can impress your friends.
Pakistan seeks specific actions for India talks to move ahead
Senior Pakistan sources give 'examples' of specific Indian actions needed in disputed Kashmir for talks to move forward.
Russia troop drawdown welcomed cautiously by Ukraine
Russia begins withdrawing troops from the border to bases inside the country, easing fears of hostilities.
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