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The aid to public sector workers, soldiers and pensioners comes as Syria's currency crashes and the cost of fuel soars.
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NATO allies at odds over competing claims of continental shelves, maritime rights and air space.
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Protests erupt in four Bolivian cities for the release of former President Jeanine Anez.
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Nasir el-Rufai tells Al Jazeera the government will not pay any ransom to attackers targeting educational institutions.
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The new cabinet is tasked with implementing UN-brokered political road map leading to December elections.
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UN Special Envoy for Yemen Martin Griffiths tells Security Council fighting must end to stop humanitarian crisis.
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Desert cave find includes 1,900-year-old parchment fragments bearing biblical verse written in Greek.
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Final two presidential candidates, Andres Arauz and Guillermo Lasso, begin final stretch of campaigning on Tuesday.
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Signal appears to be the latest messaging app to cease working in a country that tightly controls the flow of info.
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Canadian officials and experts have sought to assure the vaccine is safe, after several countries paused its use.
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Infectious strains, sluggish vaccine rollouts and a lax attitude to social distancing have seen cases surge.
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'You first' mentality among foreign powers prolonging devastating conflict that has killed or maimed 12,000 children.
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Inflation reached 17.33 percent driven by the COVID pandemic, a drop in oil revenue and a weakened currency.
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No reports of increased blood clots in clinical studies of AstraZeneca vaccine, says EMA, seeking to quell rising fears.
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A year after US COVID-19 lockdowns began, Al Jazeera asked US small businesswomen about challenges and silver linings.
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Save the Children says it spoke to displaced families who described 'horrifying scenes' of murders committed by rebels.
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Wayne Couzens of London's Metropolitan Police Service is accused of kidnapping and killing the 33-year-old.
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Russia has also recorded nearly 30 cases of the so-called UK variant, regulator says.
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An Italian town has found itself caught in the crosshairs of a territorial dispute with Libya over fishing waters.
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Which countries have stopped using the vaccine? Why? Is the vaccine safe? Three key questioned answered.
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To avert a catastrophe in Lebanon, foreign donors need to change how they deliver aid to the country.
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A US government payout to Amir Hekmati halted due to suspicions he sought to provide classified intel to Iran.
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Qatar's special envoy, Ambassador Mutlaq Alqahtani, to participate in the March 18 meeting, official tells Al Jazeera.
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The latest vaccine comes as Iran has imported 1.2 million jabs to inoculate its 80 million population.
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At least 60 migrants, most of them Ethiopian, died in the March 7 incident at a holding facility in Sanaa.
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Five miners, two rescuers die of suffocation after a methane gas fire in Balochistan - second such disaster in a week.
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Demonstrators broke into the Maasheeq Presidential Palace amid public anger over the dire economic situation.
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Worldwide COVID lockdowns last year reduced air pollution, but most countries exceeded WHO safety guidelines.
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Amid the outrage, a government spokesman says the ban is a serious decision that requires consultation and consensus.
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Wane was UN assistant secretary-general for peacekeeping and held several high-level African Union posts.
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Initially closed in 2019 after Kashmir's semi-autonomy was revoked, schools were shut again due to COVID in March 2020.
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Martial law imposed in Myanmar as protester death toll rises.
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Ahmed plays a rock drummer who loses his hearing in the movie Sound of Metal.
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Up to 35 percent hikes in food, fuel prices since the coup make it harder for the poor to feed themselves: UN agency.
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Saudi-led coalition says Houthis fired two missiles, which landed in uninhabited border areas.
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Evening curfews imposed in Manila as the country reports highest number of daily coronavirus cases in seven months.
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Three remaining Twenty20 games to be played behind closed doors because of the rise in cases, BCCI says.
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The decision comes after several European countries, including France, Germany and Italy, halted AstraZeneca rollouts.
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Gamers discuss the successes and challenges of growing the sport on the continent.
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International aid to Afghanistan decreased from a high of $6.7bn in 2011 to $4.2bn in 2019, the World Bank data shows.
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Investors are looking for clues as to whether the Federal Reserve plans to tighten monetary policy.
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It is the first large media outlet with a Facebook deal under new laws on fees social media giants must pay for news.
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Thailand and Australia say they will stick with AstraZeneca jab as WHO urges countries to continue using the vaccine.
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US Secretary of State tells his Japanese counterpart that his visit was meant to reaffirm US-Japan ties.
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The government is reportedly worried about the tech giant's influence over public opinion, especially on social media.
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Monitoring group says three children among 74 killed on Sunday, with 20 more deaths reported on Monday.
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Comments from Kim Jong Un's sister come as US secretary of atate visits Japan and South Korea.
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Veteran band working with Aboriginal performers to campaign for an Indigenous voice to Australia's parliament.
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More than 3,600 children are being held at US border detention facilities as Biden recently called on FEMA to help.
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Cardiologist Marcelo Queiroga will take up the post as Brazil grapples with rise in coronavirus deaths and infections.