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Spain's tennis player was diagnosed with early-stage Hodgkin lymphoma and went through chemotherapy.

Italy's 2019 figures show Saudi Arabia and the UAE ranked as the 10th and 11th biggest markets for Italian arms exports.

Hedge funds lose billions of dollars as amateur traders rush to buy GameStop shares.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says the government will introduce mandatory testing at airports for people returning.

Seleka armed group commander Mahamat Said Abdel Kani accused of crimes against humanity and war crimes.

Although the Taliban and Afghan government opened peace talks in Doha last year, violence in Afghanistan has soared.

White House adviser Anthony Fauci says increased vaccinations key to stopping spread of virus mutations.

European Union trade commissioner says monitoring and controls of exports would initially last until the end of March.

The move enables President Tshisekedi to appoint his own PM supported by a new parliamentary majority.

Attempts to strike a stimulus deal with US Republicans have led to concerns about delays in relief aid.

Despite a tough stance on migration Donald Trump had twice extended protections for Syrians due to the ongoing conflict.

Organising committee confident event will go ahead despite health warnings, lack of public support.

An arrested California gym owner claims disguised Antifa was responsible, documents say.

Supporters of India's governing BJP accused of attacking farmers who are protesting against new laws.

The shot is the third COVID-19 vaccine given the green light by the EMA, after ones made by Pfizer and Moderna.

UNHCR says 100,000 people remain internally displaced within the CAR while others fled to neighbouring countries.

Police say the small blast was caused by a 'very low-intensity improvised device' and resulted in no injuries.

Reddit-fuelled day traders rallied behind GameStop after brokerages said they would ease trading restrictions.

United States consumer spending fell in December, marking the second straight month of declines.

Health workers are demanding the president return the country to quarantine until the current virus wave passes

Americans are just as divided about where they get their news from as the content of the news itself, research shows.

Business owners are particularly concerned that relief funds will be held up while a new government is formed.

The vaccine is 66 percent effective at preventing mild to severe illness and 85 percent against most serious symptoms.

Foreign minister Mohammad Javad Zarif said Iran could reverse breaches of nuclear deal once US sanctions are removed.

Speculation that the world’s richest man might be a Bitcoin investor was enough to set off a dramatic rally.

'It feels like it was yesterday', says co-founder of Canadian mosque where six Muslim worshippers were killed in 2017.

As temperatures freeze, refugees are stuck living in the woods and in makeshift tents preparing to cross borders.

Experts attribute decline to pandemic, which has seen many die, while migration and low birth rates also play role.

Authorities say new rules meant to curb criminality but activists, rights group see it as another form of control.

Provincial government petitions Supreme Court to review decision to free Omar Sheikh convicted of killing US journalist.

Sheikha Jawaher Al Qasimi tweeted that the Israeli curriculum 'advocates for the killing and raping of Arabs'.

Opposition parties shun opening day of Parliament’s budget session as farmers continue to protest against new farm laws.

A writer, nursing assistant trainee and hairdresser are among the young women building lives and careers in Greece.

India will have to spur consumer demand that was crushed by COVID, but government faces tight fiscal space.

Statement comes day after Pentagon said Taliban has failed to meet its side of the peace agreement signed last year.

Court of Appeal in The Hague rules the British-Dutch multinational's Nigerian subsidiary must payout over a 2008 case.

Al Jazeera visits village in the state at the forefront of two-month-old stir to see an organised network of volunteers.

More than a dozen embassies, including the US, join the UN in a chorus of international concern about a possible coup.

Putting a stop to private prison contracts cannot address dire conditions for inmates, especially during a pandemic.

Beijing's announcement comes as Britain prepares to open its doors to millions of people from its former colony.

Social media companies are waging a war against incitement and hate speech in the West, but what about the Global South?

Cicely Tyson, who broke down barriers for Black women in Hollywood, has died at the age of 96.

Brazil struggles to control coronavirus surge, while new COVID vaccine Novavax shows 89 percent efficacy.

Malaysian online community creates buzz around local stocks that have been beaten down by large institutional investors.

As the US rejoins the Paris Agreement, rich nations fail to pay costs to help poorer countries adapt to climate change.

Drive to inoculate health workers, troops and police officers begins after India sends 500,000 free vaccine doses.

Army says it has amended its dress policy to allow Muslim women to wear headscarves as part of their uniform.

Court ruling bans all abortions except in cases of rape and incest, or when the mother's life or health is at risk.

Nearly 1,800 refugees sent to isolated Bhasan Char island despite calls by human rights groups to halt the process.