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South Korea signs COVID vaccine deals as tougher curbs kick in
Starting on Thursday, gatherings of five or more individuals are banned nationwide with violators facing stiff fines.
Duterte pledged a COVID-free Christmas. Instead, cases soar
Millions of Filipinos hold on to their faith as they defy warnings that mass gatherings could drive up transmission.
Trump pardons ex-campaign chief Manafort, associate Roger Stone
Latest pardons cover 26 people including Jared Kushner's father, who pleaded guilty to tax evasion in 2004.
Hong Kong pro-democracy tycoon Jimmy Lai granted bail
Accused of 'foreign collusion', judge says Lai can return home providing he complies with a series of strict conditions.
Trump warns Iran after rocket attack on US embassy in Baghdad
US president says ‘will hold Iran responsible’ as top advisers meet to discuss options to deter further attacks.
Coalition of rights groups joins suit against Israeli firm NSO
Facebook last year filed a lawsuit against NSO, accusing it of subverting WhatsApp to hack into phones of activists.
Empty salons: Indonesia’s transgender women count cost of COVID
Beauty salons are one of the few industries that employ transgender women but few want to risk treatment in a pandemic.
Maradona autopsy shows no drink or illegal drugs
Autopsy finds that Maradona, who died in November aged 60, had problems with his kidneys, heart and lungs.
Twitter followers of US gov’t accounts will not transfer to Biden
Twitter's decision will not affect Donald Trump's personal account, which has more than 88 million followers.
Morocco’s pledge to repay IMF loan suggests economic turnaround
Plan to repay the IMF points to a possible turnaround for Morocco, where tourism and exports have taken a hit this year.
Trump vetoes $740bn annual US defence bill
Despite Trump's objections, the US Congress is set to override a Trump veto for first time in his presidency.
Gunmen kill dozens in Ethiopia’s Benishangul-Gumuz: Rights body
State-run Ethiopian Human Rights Commission says more than 100 people were killed in a dawn attack.
I’ll be home for Christmas: US hits the road despite COVID surge
Some five million people passed through airport security checkpoints between Friday and Tuesday, US data showed.
Ex-leader Gbagbo’s party ends boycott of Ivory Coast elections
The move coincides with attempts to scale down a crisis sparked by President Ouattara's decision to seek a third term.
Will perpetrators of war crimes in Mali be held accountable?
UN investigators say there is evidence that both the military and armed groups have violated human rights.
Bahrain calls for an end to Gulf dispute before regional summit
Manama's Supreme Defence Council declares need to 'end regional conflicts' peacefully amid thaw in relations.
Fire breaks out in Bosnia migrant camp, deepening housing crisis
Police say huge fire believed to have been started by disgruntled migrants, evacuated hours earlier.
Inside Syria’s former ISIL bases converted to treat COVID
The coronavirus is surging in a region of northern Syria struggling from the devastating effect of a near-decade of war.
UK to widen COVID lockdowns as new strain from South Africa found
Health minister announces restrictions on passengers travelling from South Africa while adding new curbs across England.
Pound advances as UK and EU forge blueprint of Brexit deal
The pound strengthened 1.1 percent to $1.3501 after the news of a breakthrough.
First batch of COVID-19 vaccines arrives in Latin America
Mexico is the first country in the region to receive a coronavirus vaccine, but several are expected to follow suit.
Biden: Education pick Cardona right person ‘for this moment’
The president-elect is nominating Miguel Cardona to oversee the US Department of Education.
US vaccine roll-out’s next challenge: Verifying who is ‘essential’
Questions remain over who qualifies as essential and verifying vaccine candidates' jobs, raising the risk of fraud.
Iran 2020: A tumultuous year in review
From assassinations to a crippling pandemic, Iran experienced one of its most turbulent recent years in 2020.
Venezuela’s opposition needs a new strategy
The 'popular consultation' it conducted in December has not done much to jump start a democratic transition.
Weak US jobs figures, consumer spending data signal slowdown
Weak data on US consumer spending and labour market figures support economists' concerns about a Q4 slowdown.
The Hunter Biden cloud
Republicans are likely to try to turn Joe Biden’s son’s business affairs into the next big political scandal.
Stuck on the market: New US home sales fell sharply in November
New home sales dropped 11 percent to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 841,000 units last month.
Best of 2020: The top books by African writers
From fiction and non-fiction to essays and poetry, we bring you some of the continent's most exciting reads from 2020.
US police officer suspended after shooting an unarmed Black man
Mayor of Columbus, Ohio suspends officer for not turning on body cam until after firing the fatal shots.
Moldova’s pro-Russian prime minister resigns after protests
Ion Chicu, who led a pro-Russian gov't since November 2019, steps down a day before new pro-Western president takes office.
Turkey sentences exiled journalist Can Dundar to 27 years in jail
Dundar was convicted in absentia of espionage and aiding an armed organisation, prompting criticism from Germany.
Mladenov turns down offer to lead UN mission in Libya
Bulgarian diplomat has taken the decision due to 'personal and family reasons', UN spokesperson says.
UK’s fresh food supply at risk until Dover backlog cleared
British Retail Consortium says disruption to English Channel trade could affect availability of some fresh goods.
Al Jazeera’s Mahmoud Hussein: Four years in an Egyptian jail
Al Jazeera journalist 'in prison under arbitrary and illegal detention' for four years without charge.
How does the world deal with new coronavirus strain?
European borders are closed and flights cancelled as a highly contagious COVID-19 strain in the UK takes hold.
Annus horribilis: Key Greek-Turkish developments in 2020
A timeline of key events that strained relations between Greece and Turkey.
Canadian police rule out ‘foul play’ in Pakistani activist death
Karima Mehtab Baloch received several death threats before she went missing on Monday and was found dead a day later.
Pfizer agrees to supply 100 million more COVID vaccines to US
The $2bn deal will see the additional 100 million doses delivered to the US by July.
UK, EU to hold crisis talks again with days until Brexit deadline
UK PM and top EU official set for crunch call as fractious talks over post-Brexit trade deal drag on.
Qatar FM: No obstacles to resolving Gulf crisis
Sheikh Mohammed said dispute should be resolved by dialogue and respect of sovereignty.
Bambari: UN says seized CAR town now under peacekeepers’ control
The attacks followed government accusations that ex-president Francois Bozize was plotting a coup.
Has 2020 tested our faith?
The Stream looks back at the spiritual impact of this difficult year.
The race to save an Indigenous Brazilian language from extinction
As elders from an Indigenous tribe die of COVID-19, younger members must fight to stop their language dying with them.
Analysis: A turbulent 2020 spurs Greece to rearm
As Greece and Turkey wrap their most acrimonious year since 1974, Athens buys 18 French Rafale jets in $3bn deal.
COVID travel ban: UK Sikhs feed stranded truck drivers
Thousands of trucks destined for Europe have been held up in southeastern England amid fears over a new COVID strain.
Surviving COVID: The challenges facing India’s small businesses
COVID dealt a heavy blow to India's small businesses, but some have used technology and creative thinking to survive.
Qatar begins COVID vaccination campaign
First phase of vaccination to prioritise people over 70, healthcare workers and those with chronic conditions.
The life of Mahmoud Hussein, imprisoned Al Jazeera journalist
Without formal charges, senior reporter Hussein has now been illegally jailed for fours year in Egypt.
Two killed in Kabul shooting, bomb attack
Separate attacks on Wednesday amid speculation Taliban and Afghan government peace talks may be delayed further.
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