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No dialogue with Tigray leaders, Ethiopia PM tells AU envoys
Abiy rules out dialogue with TPLF during meeting with AU envoys, day after he announced 'final phase' of the conflict.
Indian capital faces shortage of ICU beds as COVID cases spike
New Delhi records 5,475 fresh COVID-19 cases and 91 deaths, a higher daily rise in the city than any Indian state.
US army data on civilian harm in war against ISIL questioned
Rights groups remain sceptical of geographic coordinates in densely-populated areas.
In Pictures: Angry India farmers march against ‘pro-market’ laws
Tens of thousands of farmers defy police barriers to march on the capital saying new laws will hurt them.
Nigeria gets back 600-year-old artefact from the Netherlands
The 'priceless' terracotta head was smuggled through Ghana to the Netherlands, officials said.
France’s Macron ‘very shocked’ by police beating of Black man
The alleged victim, identified as Michel, says he was jumped on by police at his music studio.
Occupied West Bank enters lockdown amid coronavirus surge
Two-day lockdown imposed as the occupied Palestinian territories report more than 91,000 coronavirus cases.
Iraq training US-sanctioned militia leader for army job: Reuters
Reuters report says ex-member of Iran-backed paramilitary group sent to Egypt for training to become a military officer.
A new Belt and Road? US, Taiwan hook up to counter China’s effort
Taiwan and the US plan to fund infrastructure projects in developing markets in response to China's growing influence.
Stocks hold near record highs but vaccine concerns cloud outlook
Doubts about efficacy of AstraZeneca's vaccine raise fears of approval delay and economic consequences.
Scotland’s Sturgeon puts UK on independence warning
The past 14 opinion surveys have suggested Scots support independence.
Russia says India to produce 100 million doses of Sputnik vaccine
Apart from India, the RDIF says Sputnik V will also be produced in Brazil, China and South Korea.
Lessons learned from COVID-19 can help us fight climate change
Just like COVID-19, climate change is destroying lives and ruining livelihoods on a daily bases across the world.
Tigray conflict: Sudan refugee camp nearly doubles its capacity
Umm Rakouba camp was meant to house 5,000 people, but UN refugee agency says it is now almost double that capacity.
India police use tear gas, water cannon to stop farmers’ march
Thousands of farmers scuffled with police during a march against new laws, which they fear will benefit corporations.
China to impose anti-dumping measures on Australian wines
As political tensions rise between Canberra and Beijing, China has been blocking wide range of Australian imports.
S Korea foils N Korea attempt to hack COVID-19 vaccine makers
Parliament member says it was unclear how many and which drugmakers were targeted adding that there was no damage seen.
Australia special forces troops face sack for unlawful killings
A four-year inquiry released last week found evidence Australian soldiers may have committed war crimes in Afghanistan.
UK to hit Google and Facebook with tougher competition rules
Concentration of power in small number of tech firms is curtailing growth and innovation, says UK's digital secretary.
Brazil’s Bolsonaro says he will not take coronavirus vaccine
Right-wing leader adds that Congress was unlikely to require Brazilians to take a vaccine.
South Korea, China agree on North Korea talks, early Xi visit
China's top diplomat visited South Korea and Japan as the two US allies prepare for change under a new US president.
Iran detained Moore-Gilbert because of Israeli partner: Report
Sydney Morning Herald says British-Australian academic was arrested after Iran found out her partner was Israeli.
Ethnic tension, conflicts key concern for Myanmar’s incoming MPs
Another landslide victory for Aung San Suu Kyi's party means it has a chance to push through reforms - if it wants.
Trump says he will leave office if Biden electoral win certified
Donald Trump's latest comments are the closest he has come to conceding the US election as hopes for victory fade.
On eve of Black Friday, Amnesty pushes Amazon on workers’ rights
Amnesty International urges online retail giant to respect workers' rights before busy holiday shopping season.
Meng defence lawyer accuses Canadian police officer of ‘cover-up’
Huawei executive Meng Wanzhou is fighting extradition to the United States, where she faces fraud charges.
UN agency for Palestinians runs out of money for first time
UNRWA received lowest level of contributions since 2012, at a time when pandemic is exacerbating the needs of refugees.
‘The greatest’: Thousands of Argentinians say goodbye to Maradona
Fans queue in Buenos Aires to pay last respects to Diego Maradona, a national icon who died on Wednesday.
AstraZeneca says its COVID-19 vaccine needs ‘additional study’
UK drug company says that while further research is needed, it did not expect a delay to regulatory approval in Europe.
Court reduces sentence for Quebec City mosque attacker
The attacker who killed six Muslim men at a mosque in 2017 can apply for parole in 25 years, Quebec appeals court rules.
French court rejects delay for Sarkozy corruption trial
Nicolas Sarkozy and two other defendants have been ordered to appear in person for hearings that begin on Monday.
Should the death penalty be abolished worldwide?
The US allows more methods for execution as 39 countries reject UN resolution on a moratorium.
UK football fans to return to some stadiums when lockdown lifts
Up to 4,000 spectators will be allowed to attend outdoor sporting events in the lowest-risk areas of England.
UN warns law enforcement against using ‘big data’ to discriminate
UN experts urged law enforcement groups around the world to ensure that the data they collect from AI is used properly.
COVID-19: Culled mink resurface after burial in Denmark
Dead mink emerge from shallow graves due to gases after thousands buried to reduce the risk of COVID-19 transmission.
Americans celebrate scaled-back Thanksgiving as COVID-19 surges
Normally a day to feast with family, Thanksgiving has been upended by the coronavirus, with cases and deaths surging.
Infographic: The life of Diego Maradona
The life and career of Argentine football legend Diego Maradona, who has died at the age of 60.
France leads push for EU sanctions on Turkey
Greece also says Turkey has refused to take action to avoid EU sanctions over Mediterranean gas exploration dispute.
It is time to decolonise the World Bank and the IMF
These institutions, designed with colonial principles in mind, remain largely colonial in character to this day.
Top US court blocks NY coronavirus limits on houses of worship
Court’s action could push New York to re-evaluate its restrictions on houses of worship in designated virus hot spots.
Mexican economy beats growth estimates, but faces long road ahead
A surge in manufacturing tied to US demand helps the country regain some of its lost output.
Burkina Faso: Preliminary election results hand victory to Kabore
President Roch Kabore received 1.6 million votes of the nearly 3 million cast, with voter turnout at 50 percent.
Thanksgiving by the numbers: Turkeys, travel and a shorter parade
The coronavirus pandemic has had an economic effect on everything from airlines to turkey farmers to parade routes.
Kashmir fighters kill two Indian soldiers in region’s main city
The attack comes amid heightened tensions between India and Pakistan along the Line of Control that divides Kashmir.
Azeris call for France to lose Nagorno-Karabakh mediation role
The move comes as an attempt to punish the French Senate for adopting a resolution backing the region's independence.
Paris police beat Black man, sparking fresh outrage in France
Officers suspended for attacking the man in the incident which comes as France tries to criminalise filming police.
‘Timber Mafia’ threatens the future of Romania’s ancient forests
Widespread illegal logging is endangering Romania’s old-growth forests, which are disappearing at an alarming rate.
Indigenous say ‘no thanks, no giving’ 400 years after Mayflower
'National Day of Mourning' for Native peoples in Plymouth comes as the US begins to deal with its colonial legacy.
Some Trump voters still believe he can retain the presidency
Al Jazeera spoke to Trump supporters across the US and some say he did not lose to Joe Biden.
UN to open counterterrorism programme office in Qatar
UN project further cements Doha’s stance against accusations by regional rivals that it supports 'terrorism'.
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