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Iran welcomes Qatar call to engage in diplomacy with Gulf states
Iran FM Mohammad Javad Zarif emphasises the need for collaboration for a 'strong region free from hegemony'.
‘Ball in US court’: Iran’s Rouhani serves Biden on nuclear deal
Opposing messages by Iran and the new US administration promise tough road ahead for the nuclear deal Trump abandoned.
Israel issues tenders for 2,500 new settler homes: Watchdog
Peace Now said PM Netanyahu announces settlements in occupied West Bank and East Jerusalem as he faces polls in March.
Remembering 11 of Trump’s forgotten ‘moments’
Al Jazeera's senior White House producer recalls several of Trump's strangest moments as president.
Joe Biden’s inauguration day: What you need to know
The pandemic and unprecedented security surrounding his swearing in will make it an inauguration like no other.
EU sighs with relief as Biden readies to enter White House
European Commission's von der Leyen hails 'new dawn in America' as European Council President Michel laments Trump.
Tunisia’s burgeoning youth-led protests in 700 words
A look inside escalating demonstrations rocking the North African nation amid restrictive COVID-19 containment measures.
Donald Trump’s farewell falsehoods: Fact check
US president claims credit for things he did not do and twists his record on the coronavirus pandemic.
Trump slammed for failing to pardon Assange, Snowden
WikiLeaks founder and NSA whistleblower, seen by many as free-speech icons, not included in list of 73 pardons.
Photos: Indians root for Kamala Harris, next US vice president
Celebrations across the South Asian nation where Harris's maternal grandfather was born more than a century ago.
Is Zimbabwe criminalising dissent?
Charges against independent journalist and opposition party members are legally dubious, experts say.
Joe Biden plans immediate orders on immigration, COVID, climate
Aides to the president elect say 15 executive orders will be immediately issued after he is sworn in on Wednesday.
US to keep embassy in Jerusalem: Biden’s top diplomat
Antony Blinken says Biden's administration will not reverse Donald Trump's controversial US embassy move to Jerusalem.
Tunisian youth vow to continue protests amid economic woes
Protesters and security forces clash in several cities as President Kais Saied, PM Hichem Mechichi urge restraint.
Japan plans mass vaccination as Olympic doubts mount
Media reports mass vaccination could be completed by June, as public resistance to the Games grows.
India, ‘pharmacy of the world’, starts exporting COVID vaccines
First shipment sent to Bhutan as 'supplies under grant assistance' to be exported to other neighbouring nations.
‘Can’t cope’: After Brexit, UK border customs system hits limit
UK exporters say they are struggling to obtain key documents that would allow them to ship goods to EU without delay.
UK’s new COVID-19 strain reported in at least 60 countries: WHO
UN health agency warns new variant is circulating in 10 additional countries compared with last week.
US set to swear in Joe Biden as 46th president: Live updates
Donald Trump will not attend Biden's swearing-in and subsequent gathering of all living presidents.
Israeli tanks target Gaza Strip for second night
Palestinians say a residential home was targeted by Israeli artillery with family sleeping inside.
Libya: UN chief urges foreign fighters to leave by Saturday
Arab League also presses for a solution to threat posed by armed groups and militias as Libya strives for peace.
Fewer North Korean defectors as COVID helps regime tighten grip
Numbers slumped to just 229 last year, far below the 1,047 in 2019, as Pyongyang shut down its border in the face COVID.
In Search of My Roots
A filmmaker goes on trip to explore her Spanish heritage and learn about Moriscos, Christian Spaniards of Muslim origin.
Gone: The lost victims of Nigeria’s ‘most brutal’ police station
Families seek justice for loved ones lost at the hands of Awkuzu SARS, a notorious station in southeastern Nigeria.
Pakistan appoints former military general as Saudi envoy
Lieutenant General Bilal Akbar's appointment comes as Pakistan seeks to rebuild ties with its Gulf ally.
Indian village cheers for Kamala Harris before US inauguration
Harris' maternal grandfather's village of Thulasendrapuram in Tamil Nadu state gears up for celebrations.
Pakistan’s Amir to play for London Spirit in debut Hundred event
Pakistani bowler to play for Lord's-based team in this year's debut season of English cricket's Hundred competition.
Trump pardons 73, commutes sentence for 70 others: Full list
Here's the full list of pardons granted in a last-minute clemency wave by outgoing President Donald Trump.
Blinken says US will review North Korea policy, consider aid
Joe Biden's cabinet nominee says policy review is aimed at reviving stalled talks over N Korea's nuclear programme.
Thousands in Sri Lanka drink ‘miracle’ COVID potion, minister ill
Drink concocted by self-styled holy man who claimed to have received its recipe from Hindu goddess of destruction, Kali.
Trump pardons ex-aide Bannon, dozens of others: White House
Former aide - facing swindling charges - among more than 140 people who got clemency in Trump's final hours in office.
More event cancellations in Taiwan after rare COVID outbreak
Island moves to stamp out spread after cluster of cases emerges at hospital in Taoyuan.
China’s Jack Ma emerges for first time since Ant crackdown
Billionaire founder of tech giants Alibaba and Ant Group had not been seen since regulators blocked Ant's record IPO.
Biden mulls forming US role to fix anti-competitive firms: Report
Rise of Big Tech firms that allegedly suppress competition has become policy issue for governments in Europe and China.
India asks WhatsApp to withdraw ‘discriminatory’ privacy policy
'Differential and discriminatory treatment of Indian and European users attracting serious criticism,' says government.
Italy’s Conte survives close Senate vote, pledges to forge ahead
Embattled prime minister faces prospect of leading a minority government but hopes to legislators outside his coalition.
Trapped China miners ask for rice porridge, sausages
At least 12 of the 22 workers have been located, but the whereabouts of the others remains unknown.
In Myanmar’s Rakhine, families of the disappeared seek answers
The families of 18 people taken by the military last March are still waiting for news of their loved ones - and justice.
COVID vaccinations begin in Brazil’s hard-hit Amazonas state
Health system in state capital Manaus is near collapse amid surge in infections and dwindling oxygen supplies.
Biden’s top cabinet nominees promise break from Trump world view
Secretary of State nominee Antony Blinken says US to end support for Saudi-led forces in Yemen, renew Iran nuclear deal.
Kamala Harris: Vice president and Democratic Party heir apparent?
Harris will make history on Wednesday and will be closely watched as the possible future of the Democratic Party.
YouTube extends Trump ban over fears of US inauguration violence
YouTube said it will not terminate Trump's account unless he violates the service's policies three times in 90 days.
US prosecutors say militia members conspired in Capitol riot
Three people linked to a far-right US militia group are facing federal charges in relation to deadly riot at US Capitol.
Parler moves to hosting service owned by Russians after ban
Parler was dropped by big tech companies after it was used by members to incite violence at the US Capitol.
On last full day in office, Trump grants Arctic drilling leases
Leaseholders would still need to seek permits from the Biden administration before any wells could be drilled.
Trump, in farewell address, says movement ‘only just beginning’
On his final full day in office, US President Donald Trump hails the 'achievements' of his 'America First' platform.
In war-weary CAR, humanitarian crisis deepens amid fresh violence
Concerns grow as surge in fighting displaces more than 100,000 in a country reeling from years of insecurity.
Trump administration imposes Venezuelan oil-related sanctions
The US Treasury targeted three individuals, 14 entities and six vessels for alleged ties to a network helping PDVSA.
Twelve National Guard troops pulled from inauguration
Their removal comes as the FBI works to vet all 25,000 National Guard troops for Joe Biden's inauguration Wednesday.
US hits another grim milestone as COVID deaths surpass 400,000
US surpasses mark of 400,000 COVID-19 deaths on eve of President-elect Joe Biden's inauguration.
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