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Biden faces tough road in push to reform US immigration: Experts
President Joe Biden is set to unveil new actions to reverse harsh immigration policies championed by Donald Trump.
Iran completes satellite-carrying rocket test launch
Iran says the new Zuljanah rocket will place a satellite into orbit after it completes future test launches.
Rising tension as Ethiopia and Sudan deadlocked on border dispute
Bickering over contested farmland along the border has in recent weeks deteriorated into armed clashes.
Why Myanmar’s military seized power in a coup
Analysts and campaigners say Ming Aung Hlaing's presidential ambitions played a key role in power grab.
Can Myanmar return to democracy?
Military condemned for staging coup and detaining democratically elected leaders.
Robinhood raises another $2.4bn from shareholders
Robinhood disclosed the fundraising after pulling back on trading curbs imposed after last week's market frenzy.
US economy to rebound 4.6% in 2021, complicating stimulus talks
Congressional Budget Office hinges its forecast on laws passed by January 12 - not including Biden's executive actions.
COVAX to send millions of AstraZeneca shots to Latin America
Pan American Health Organization says Americas region needs to immunise about 500 million people to control pandemic.
Silver rush: Dealers overwhelmed by demand for coins, bars
Dealers like Money Metals, SD Bullion, JM Bullion and Apmex saw unprecedented demand over the weekend.
Biden to discuss US Republicans’ $618bn COVID relief proposal
Republicans propose slimmer benefits, about a third of the $1.9 trillion that President Joe Biden is seeking.
Myanmar coup: What we know so far, in 500 words
A quick look at the coup against Aung San Suu Kyi's democratically elected government.
Panic, anger and uncertainty in Yangon after Myanmar coup
Military takeover comes hours before the parliament was due to convene for first session since the NLD swept elections.
Hey big spender: What is the biggest surprise in India’s budget?
India is ready to spend big to dig its economy out of the COVID-19-induced hole it has fallen into.
Jared Kushner, Stacey Abrams nominated for Nobel Peace Prize
Kushner's Middle East deals got him the nod from pro-Israel lawyer, while Abrams recognised for voter registration.
Timeline: Aung San Suu Kyi, political prisoner to leader
Al Jazeera breaks down Aung San Suu Kyi's journey, from being the daughter of an independence hero to political leader.
In Pictures: Eritrean refugees caught in crossfire in Ethiopia
Thousands, many travelling by foot with no water, have survived attacks to reach two UN-run camps in southern Tigray.
From monkey brains to memes, Musk makes wild Clubhouse app debut
The Tesla chief even called Robinhood's CEO to ask why people could not buy GameStop shares last week.
Kosovo establishes Israel ties, to open embassy in Jerusalem
The global consensus is against recognising Jerusalem as Israel's capital until the Palestinian conflict is resolved.
GameStop and the rise of Reddit-fuelled day traders
Many Reddit-based traders have found an increased appetite for risk after banding together to oppose Wall Street pros.
Oxford-AstraZeneca volunteers kept in dark about dosing error
Letter obtained by Reuters news agency shows clinical trial volunteers were not informed of COVID jab dosage blunder.
Hezbollah claims downing Israeli drone over southern Lebanon
Israeli army, meanwhile, says drone fell in Lebanese territory during operational activity along the Blue Line.
UK slaps sanctions on four top Zimbabwe security officials
Minister for State Security Owen Ncube is among those hit with travel bans and asset freezes.
Uganda: Bobi Wine files legal challenge against election results
Bobi Wine's lawyer says January elections should be 'cancelled and repeated'.
Muslim Council of Britain elects its first female leader
Zara Mohammed to head the Muslim Council of Britain as its first female secretary general.
Who is Aung San Suu Kyi?
Al Jazeera takes a look at the leader's life and how she went from being an icon of democracy to courting controversy.
Iran ‘weeks away’ from enough nuclear material for bomb: Blinken
Secretary of State Blinken wants US return to the deal and more negotiations as Iran says the accord is non-negotiable.
Iraq: IDPs say they are being threatened to leave camp
Refugees at Jedaa Camp say they are being forced to evacuate as nearly 2,400 families stare down an uncertain future.
Croatia police ‘blocked’ MEPs investigating treatment of refugees
Italian politicians say armed police formed human barrier in attempt to refuse access to area on the border with Bosnia.
GameStop is so last week. Silver is the hot day trader target now
#silversqueeze trends on Twitter as silver becomes the latest bet to grip Reddit-fuelled day traders.
Jimmy Lai remains in jail as Hong Kong’s top court considers bail
Judges are considering whether tycoon should be allowed bail over security charges in precedent-setting decision.
Arab Spring Cartoon: The Libyan Game
In 2011, we knew the transition to a democratic Libya would be complicated. Ten years on, we can see it was a failure.
A year after the pandemic struck, Italians reflect on their grief
From the doctor who treated 'patient zero' to a widow seeking answers, Al Jazeera speaks to affected Italians.
Libya’s future hangs in the balance at UN-recognised leadership vote
The 75-member forum represents Libya's main regions, each to be represented on a three-member presidential council.
Brazil’s COVID-19 catastrophe: nothing less than criminal
Brazil will, eventually, defeat this virus. Bolsonaro and his far-right government, however, may not be as lucky.
France, Islam and Secularism | Start Here
Why does a proposed French law have some people feeling like President Macron is attacking Muslims?
Republicans are overwhelmingly sticking with Trump, yet again
Days before his second impeachment trial, Trump’s influence over the Republican Party remains as entrenched as ever.
In Pictures: Myanmar military seizes power
Nobel Peace Prize winner Suu Kyi, 75, came to power after a 2015 election win that followed years of house arrest.
In Pictures: In India’s northeast, Nagas take pride in football
The region with a little over 3 percent of India’s population is home to nearly one-fifth of the national football team.
In annual budget, India vows to boost spending to revive economy
India to double healthcare spending, increase cap on foreign investment in insurance to boost the industry.
Gang close to Bangladesh PM extracts bribes for state contracts
Members of the Ahmed gang are being protected by their brother, General Aziz Ahmed, head of the Bangladesh army.
No, America should not ‘accept and move on’
The 2020 election may not have been fraudulent, but the fact that millions of Americans think it was requires action.
Pakistan receives first COVID vaccine shipment from China
China donated half a million doses of Sinopharm vaccine, says Pakistan's health minister.
Indian journalists accused of sedition for farmer protest reports
Cases filed against TV anchor Rajdeep Sardesai, Caravan editor Vinod Jose and others for reports and online posts.
US unions, environmentalists disagree about oil and gas pipelines
Once united in their support for Biden, his moves to wean US off fossil fuels lead to discord between the two sides.
Taliban attacks increased in Afghan capital, says US watchdog
SIGAR report says Taliban-initiated attacks targeted government officials, civil-society leaders and journalists.
Full text of Myanmar army statement on state of emergency
Myanmar's military cites 'terrible fraud' in last November's general election as a justification for seizing power.
A day on the job with Kabul’s crime scene investigators
As crime rises, a small CSI unit in the Afghan capital must overcome incredible obstacles to solve its cases.
Myanmar’s military stages coup d’etat: Live news
In a series of morning raids the military arrests senior government members and declares a state of emergency.
Vietnam plans to accelerate growth and boost high tech industries
Communist Party says it wants to boost growth to 6.5-7% a year, focus on quality, not quantity, of foreign investment.
How shipping firms realised they had humanitarian crisis on hand
COVID has stranded hundreds of thousands of seafarers globally on commercial vessels due to port restrictions.
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