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Peru president faces calls to resign after protesters killed
Thousands have taken to the streets in protests against Merino following the removal of his predecessor Martin Vizcarra.
Are BLM prosecutions a deliberate crackdown?
Activists raise concerns over scale and impact of arrests at recent racial justice demonstrations.
Azerbaijan extends Armenian pullout deadline from Kalbajar
Residents of Armenian origin in Kalbajar district of Nagorno-Karabakh are on a mass exodus as Azerbaijan takes over.
The pipeline that could complicate ‘reset’ of US-Canada relations
Canada is pushing to build the Keystone XL oil pipeline, but US President-elect Joe Biden has vowed to nix the project.
‘Makes no difference’: Saudi minister slams German arms ban
After being extended multiple times, Germany's ban on arms exports to Saudi Arabia will be up for debate.
Israel attacks Hamas positions after rockets fired from Gaza
Attacks came after two rockets were fired into southern Israel from the Gaza Strip.
Moldova torn between Russia and West in presidential run-off
In the first-round vote earlier this month, pro-European Maia Sandu won a surprise victory.
Thousands trapped in Philippines as toll from Typhoon Vamco rises
As deaths mount, aid agency says it fears for safety of thousands of people trapped by floodwaters in Cagayan Valley.
Violence erupts as thousands rally behind Trump in Washington, DC
Videos posted online showed fistfights, projectiles thrown, and club-swinging as demonstrators clashed.
RCEP: Asia-Pacific nations sign world’s biggest trade pact
The China-backed RCEP deal excludes the US and will account for 30 percent of the world's economy and population.
Mexico reaches one million COVID-19 cases, nears 100,000 deaths
Mexico has the world's fourth-highest death toll from the virus behind the United States, Brazil and India.
Ethiopia: Tigray leader confirms bombing Eritrean capital
Diplomats say at least three rockets were fired at Asmara from Ethiopia with two hitting the city's airport.
COVID-19: New wave of restrictions in US amid latest surge
States are grappling with lockdown-fatigued residents as they try curb infections, hospitalisations and deaths.
Armenia says it prevented murder attempt on PM Nikol Pashinyan
National Security Service says former officials 'planning to illegally usurp power' were arrested.
Romania: Fire at coronavirus intensive care unit kills 10
Seven others suffer severe burns including the doctor responsible for COVID-19 unit at hospital in city of Piatra Neamt.
Ethiopians fleeing Tigray war recount horrors as fighting rages
Thousands flee worsening conflict in northern region to seek shelter in Sudan as alarm over humanitarian disaster grows.
Will Morocco and the Polisario Front go to war?
Western Sahara separatists say Morocco invaded buffer zone but Moroccan army says Front is blocking trade to Mauritania.
Honduras and Guatemala brace for next incoming storm
Still reeling from Hurricane Eta, Central America is expecting heavy rain and winds from Tropical Storm Iota on Monday.
Still defiant, Trump greets crowd of supporters in US capital
Donald Trump still has not conceded, despite US news outlets saying over a week ago that Joe Biden won the presidency.
Diwali 2020: When is it and how is it celebrated?
This November millions of people around the world will celebrate light over darkness amid the coronavirus pandemic.
‘Prophet’ wanted for fraud flees to Malawi from South Africa
Controversial millionaire Shepherd Bushiri says he returned to native country with his wife as he feared for his life.
Thousands rally in Georgia’s Tbilisi against election results
Alleging electoral fraud, opposition renews demands for fresh polls in the wake of October 31 parliamentary vote.
‘I’m so tired of this’: Peru youth vow to remain on the streets
Mass protests have erupted across Peru this week after the country's Congress removed President Martin Vizcarra.
3 years after Mugabe overthrow, many Zimbabweans say life’s worse
Prospects of job creation and economic growth in the post-Mugabe era continue to remain bleak.
Universal healthcare ‘critical’ in COVID-19 pandemic: Experts
Public health experts say universal care, including free COVID-19 testing and treatment, 'makes a big difference'.
Egypt unveils scores of ancient coffins, statues found in Saqqara
Egypt's tourism and antiquities minister says some discovered items date back to the Late Period from 664 to 332 BC.
Pakistan says it has evidence of India sponsoring attacks
This was a rare time officials said they prepared a mountain of evidence to back up the charges against India.
Explainer: Libya‘s war in 500 words
A timeline of events that led to the end of nine years of violence in the war-torn North African country.
Thousands flee as Typhoon Vamco nears Vietnam
Vietnam braces for Typhoon Vamco to make landfall on its central coast as the death toll in the Philippines rises to 53.
Ethnic Armenian villagers burn houses before Azerbaijan takeover
First handover of land held by ethnic Armenians to Azerbajian is due on Sunday under deal ending six weeks of fighting.
Iran denies claims al-Qaeda member killed in Tehran
Tehran says Washington and Israel are trying to advance their 'information war' against Iran.
Afghan forces capture ‘mastermind’ of Kabul University attack
At least 22 people were killed when three gunmen rampaged through the university on November 2.
Ethiopia says Tigray forces fired into neighbouring region
Rockets strike two cities in Ethiopia's Amhara state bordering the Tigray region, raising fears of escalation.
‘Time will tell’: US President Trump hints at departure
Trump briefly appeared close to acknowledging the likelihood he will be leaving the White House.
Philippines scrambles to rescue thousands from typhoon flooding
Towns and villages in Cagayan Valley in the country's northeast are submerged following Typhoon Vamco.
Israeli agents killed al-Qaeda’s No. 2 in Iran in August: Report
New York Times, citing intelligence officials, says Abu Muhammad al-Masri was gunned down by two men on a motorbike.
South Korea daily COVID cases above 200; face mask fines start
Health authorities say private gatherings, public events fuelling rise in cluster cases that are complicated to trace.
Cummings gone: UK PM’s top aide leaves with immediate effect
Hardline Brexiteer's exit offers chance for Boris Johnson to reset policy as COVID-19 pandemic mounts, Brexit nears.
AOC warns of big tech’s influence on Biden after Prop 22 win
US representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez says she is 'very concerned' about Uber's role in Joe Biden's administration.
GOP poll watchers not excluded from Michigan count: Witnesses
Michigan election official and Democratic poll watcher tell Al Jazeera Donald Trump campaign's claims are unfounded.
UK: ‘One in four’ Muslims experience Islamophobia in Labour Party
Report finds anti-Muslim sentiment within party ranks, with members and supporters called 'terrorists' and 'foreigners'.
Trump offers update on COVID-19, not on election challenges
In his first public remarks in eight days, Donald Trump still is not conceding the US election to Joe Biden.
S&P hits all-time closing high as Biden says no US shutdown
US President-elect Joe Biden's pandemic advisory board said there was no plan to enact a nationwide shutdown.
ByteDance gets extension on Trump’s TikTok divestiture order
Under pressure from the US, ByteDance has been in talks with Walmart and Oracle to shift TikTok's US assets.
US automaker GM recalls 69,000 electric cars after battery fires
GM says it doesn't yet know what caused fires in five Chevrolet Bolt batteries but its engineers are investigating.
US states rush to buy ultra-cold freezers to store COVID vaccine
The buying frenzy belies a lack of infrastructure to support a super cold vaccine campaign.
Libya talks set December 2021 date for elections
UN envoy Stephanie Williams says participants at Tunisia talks agreed elections should take place on December 24, 2021.
Dozens of US Secret Service officers affected by COVID-19
As COVID-19 cases soar in the United States, 10 percent of President Trump's Secret Service team has been sidelined.
Palestinian PM: Pompeo visit would set ‘dangerous precedent’
Mike Pompeo next week could become the first US secretary of state to visit an illegal Israeli settlement.
Senior South African ANC official granted bail in corruption case
Ace Magashule is accused of stealing public money set aside to audit government houses with asbestos roofs in 2014.
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