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Israeli fighter jets target Gaza Strip; no casualties reported
Israeli army says it targeted Hamas sites and tunnels after rockets fired from the Gaza Strip.
New videos show Wuhan during earliest days of COVID outbreak
Footage obtained by Al Jazeera shows the early days of the COVID-19 outbreak and Chinese government censorship attempts.
Two of India’s richest men face farmers’ ire over new laws
Protestors allege, without evidence, that the new laws were framed to allow the tycoons to enter farming.
Ethical concerns raised as Israel to give Pfizer medical data
Israel’s decision to trade Pfizer doses for medical data criticised for possible privacy violations.
Tunisia: Protests over moribund economy spread to a dozen cities
Local media report Tunisian authorities saying some 240 people were arrested after two-day clashes with police.
FBI vets troops amid fears of insider attack during inauguration
US officials say they are worried about a possible insider attack on day of President-elect Joe Biden's inauguration.
B-52 US bombers fly over Middle East; Iran condemns intimidation
Iranian foreign minister says US would be better off spending its military billions 'on your taxpayers' health.
‘Appalling’: World leaders blast Russia over Navalny arrest
Western countries call on Russia to release the Kremlin critic, who was arrested upon arriving in Moscow.
Afghanistan launches year’s first polio vaccination drive
Nationwide campaign to vaccinate nearly 10 million children under the age of five has begun, say officials.
Samsung Electronics’s vice chairman Jay Y Lee sent back to prison
Verdict sidelines Jay Y Lee from key decisions at world's biggest electronics firm in a time of global uncertainties.
In Pictures: Guatemala forces battle desperate Honduran migrants
First migrant caravan of the year comes days before Joe Biden takes office, promising more humane migration policies.
Pakistan’s Khan: India’s BJP conducted 2019 air raid to win polls
Allegations follow publication of WhatsApp chats of prominent right-wing Indian TV anchor 'known for his warmongering'.
Rescue efforts stepped up as toll from Indonesia quake rises
Rescue efforts continue in Sulawesi with 81 people now confirmed dead following Friday's earthquake.
Biden may scrap Keystone pipeline permit on his first day: Report
The project, which was rejected by Obama administration for contravening climate change goals, was approved by Trump.
US Economy is ‘spiraling downward’, warns top Biden advisor
Biden's $1.9 trillion spending plan will help generate the kind of 'robust recovery' the US needs: Adviser
China’s economy grew faster than expected in 2020
China is likely to have been the only large economy to grow last year as it rebounded from COVID lockdowns.
Trapped China miners send note to rescue teams
Note says 12 workers still alive after explosion in the gold mine last week; fate of remaining 10 is unclear.
In parting shot, Trump halts supplies to China’s Huawei: Report
US is revoking licences of several Huawei suppliers, including Intel, in a final blow to the Chinese telecoms firm.
Australia may not open borders in 2021, even with vaccines
Health authorities say caution is necessary because it is now known whether the vaccines will prevent transmission.
DRC honours Patrice Lumumba 60 years after his assassination
President Felix Tshisekedi pays tribute to firebrand politician at Kinshasa site where memorial is to be installed.
Small crowds, heavy security: US braces for pro-Trump violence
US law enforcement agencies had warned of violent protests across the country before Joe Biden's inauguration.
South Africa struggles against ‘relentless’ COVID-19 surge
Hospitals overrun as infections spiral, prompting authorities to tighten coronavirus restrictions.
Tunisia arrests dozens as protests break out for second night
Tunisian authorities say they arrested at least 240 youths as violent clashes between police and protesters broke out.
Brazil approves two COVID vaccines for emergency use
Health regulator authorises emergency use of Sinovac, AstraZeneca vaccines amid pandemic's devastating second wave.
Kremlin critic Navalny detained as he returns to Russia
Opposition figure arrested at passport control after flying home to Russia from Germany five months since poisoning.
Mesut Ozil confirms leaving Arsenal for Turkey’s Fenerbahce
German midfielder says he is fit to play despite missing nearly a year of football.
Hondurans remain hopeful despite Guatemala crackdown on caravan
Security forces are blocking thousands of migrants and asylum seekers fleeing hurricane destruction and unemployment.
Several dead as freight ship sinks off Turkey’s Black Sea coast
Three out of 13 crew members dead, six rescued after a Palau-flagged cargo ship sinks in bad weather in the Black Sea.
VP-elect Kamala Harris to resign US Senate seat on Monday
Harris will leave the Senate chamber two days before she is inaugurated as US vice president on January 20.
Israel to start vaccinating prisoners, including Palestinians
Announcement comes as Israel faces calls to provide jabs for millions of Palestinians in occupied West Bank and Gaza.
Kremlin critic Navalny heads home to Russia despite arrest risk
Alexey Navalny, who was in Germany for five months after he was poisoned, returns home despite threat of arrest.
UN troops recapture CAR city from armed groups
Fighters abandoned their positions in Bangassou, a town they captured on January 3, after ultimatum from peacekeepers.
What next for Uganda’s opposition after Museveni’s disputed win?
Opposition leaders reject election results as longtime President Museveni says government will not tolerate 'riots'.
Scores killed in Sudan’s Darfur clashes
Clashes initially pitting the Massalit tribe against Arab nomads in al-Geneina morph into broader conflict.
Uncertainty as Palestine’s Abbas announces elections
Important hurdles, including disagreement between Hamas and Fatah, threaten to derail the vote, the first since 2006.
Decade after revolution, Tunisia’s women face uphill battle
After securing historic gains, the political engagement and representation of Tunisian women is now waning alarmingly.
The plight of the wild Atlantic salmon
How climate change, ocean warming and fish farms are affecting the life cycle of this dangerously threatened species.
Free and fair elections alone cannot solve CAR’s myriad problems
The Central African Republic needs to go through a thorough process of reconciliation.
Biden to reverse Trump’s Muslim ban on inauguration day
Memo by Biden's incoming chief of staff showed that the president-elect is looking to reverse several Trump policies.
In Pictures: New protests in France against security bill
Demonstrators march across the country to denounce a security bill critics say will restrict the filming of police.
Iran responds to European alarm over uranium metal
Iran says it is advancing research on uranium metal production with the aim of feeding a research reactor in Tehran.
UK eyes easing of COVID-19 lockdown in March: Live
With Europe's highest coronavirus death toll, the United Kingdom has been under a national shutdown since January 5.
Bobi Wine to legally contest Uganda vote, urges non-violence
Uganda's opposition leader urges supporters to refrain from violence as he plans to challenge Museveni win in court.
Two Afghan female judges shot dead in Kabul ambush
Afghan officials blame the Taliban for the attacks, an accusation the armed group denies.
Libya talks make progress towards new temporary government: UN
UN Libya envoy Stephanie Williams says participants at peace conference reach deal on interim leadership ahead of vote.
Protests erupt in Tunisian cities amid anger over poor economy
Witnesses in Sousse say security forces fired tear gas to disperse hundreds of angry protesters blocking roads.
FBI probing Capitol riot link to foreign governments, groups
Bureau examining payments of $500,000 in bitcoin made by a French national to key far-right figures and groups.
47 Australian Open players in hard quarantine after COVID cases
Tennis Australia says Grand Slam will begin on February 8 despite anger from players forced into hard quarantine.
Egypt 2011: ‘We did not know we would be documenting history’
A photojournalist who was in Cairo's Tahrir Square in January 2011 revisits the day he knew things had changed for good.
Trump-free Twitter: The debate over deplatforming
Numerous social media sites have suspended Trump’s accounts - is this good media ethics or good business sense?
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