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April's jobs gains fell far short of the blockbuster 1 million jobs many analysts were expecting.
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Military analysts expect the body of the Long March 5B rocket to come down to Earth on Saturday or Sunday.
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Even as the diversity and inclusion programmes proliferate, calls for far-reaching structural change remain unanswered.
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India has blocked imports of China-made bluetooth speakers, wireless earphones, smartphones and more: Reuters.
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Jens Spahn hails progress in curtailing the COVID-19 pandemic, but warns against lifting restrictions prematurely.
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Exports jumped 32.3 percent from April 2020, likely giving China's economy a turbo boost this year, analysts say.
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Norwegian telecoms firm is one of the biggest foreign investors in Myanmar, which generates 7% of its earnings.
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Tens of thousands defied a ban last year and gathered at the vigil's traditional site as part of pro-democracy movement.
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Authorities ban doctors from talking to reporters and direct oxygen manufacturing units to stop supplies to NGOs.
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According to Israeli police statement, the three Palestinians fired at the military base before being 'neutralised'.
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Ex-president undergoes surgery for wounds sustained after bomb exploded as he was about to enter his car.
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Imran Khan's visit to Riyadh will be a significant move to rebuild relations, analysts say.
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European countries warn continued Israeli settlement expansion will damage prospects for a viable Palestinian state.
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Pakistan's economy needs to grow by 5% next year, new Finance Minister Shaukat Tarin tells Bloomberg.
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Former leader was fined an equivalent of $730 for failing to register at a restaurant or have his temperature taken.
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South Asian nation battling ferocious second COVID wave added 1.57 million cases and over 15,100 deaths this week alone.
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Extension of state of emergency will leave a margin of less than two months before the July 23 start of Tokyo Olympics.
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Warrantless arrests reported across the country as military struggles to assert control amid protests, more deaths.
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Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation says COVID killed nearly 6.9 million compared with the reported 3.2 million.
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Nanaia Mahuta is the daughter of Māori royalty and her background is key to understanding her politics.
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Qatari foreign minister calls for reduction in tensions with Tehran, dialogue between Iran and GCC nations.
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A four-year investigation concludes that US broadband companies hid their involvement in the campaign.
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The operator of the largest United States cryptocurrency exchange slumped 6 percent to $256.76 on Thursday.
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Brazil's police said crackdown on drug trafficking was justified but residents denounce 'execution-style killings'.
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US defence secretary says Afghan forces 'will play major role in stopping the Taliban' as group steps up attacks.
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The move reverses a previous decision to restrict the AstraZeneca COVID shot to people above 60 years of age.
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The DRC president declares 'state of siege' in two provinces to fight armed groups.
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Egypt and Turkey hold talks on bilateral and regional issues in a push to rebuild their fractured relations.
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As fourth round of indirect talks resumes in Vienna, a US State Department official sees potential success.
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The Biden administration comments come as Ukraine is urging an accelerated entry into NATO.
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US Justice Dept argues evictions risk spreading COVID-19, as federal ban on most evictions remains in place for now.
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Microsoft Flight Simulator, StarCraft and Animal Crossing were the other World Video Game Hall of Fame inductees.
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Out of office and without social media, Trump’s voice at the moment only echoes among his die-hard supporters.
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The move came in protest at what the kingdom described as Germany's 'destructive attitude' on the Western Sahara issue.
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Researchers say the deaths may have been caused by 'industrial pollution, fishing or poaching'.
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China spewed out 14.09 billion tonnes of CO2 in 2019, 30 million tonnes more than the OECD total.
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Ex-president and current Maldives Parliament Speaker Mohamed Nasheed rushed to hospital after blast outside home.
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UAE interior ministry official Ahmed al-Raisi has been accused of the torture and ill-treatment of prisoners.
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Somalia says ties cut after dispute will resume on the basis of 'non-interference in each other’s affairs'.
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Voting rights advocates have filed legal challenges to the law, which they say will make voting more difficult.
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Delivery of COVID jabs set to begin in May to give Olympians time to be fully vaccinated before July 23.
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Woman's claim FBI mistook her for another in their investigation, raises questions about extensive investigation.
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Irish government 'deeply alarmed' over reports London is preparing to bar Troubles-era prosecutions.
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Benchmark interest rate left unchanged for a second straight month, despite inflation spiking in April.
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Why did Canada's leading news organisations choose not to cover HRW's damning report on Israel?
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Continuing downward trend is yet another sign that the US jobs market recovery is picking up steam.
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Dahla Dam provides irrigation to farmers via a network of canals as well as drinking water for Kandahar province.
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Disciplinary regime introduced by Warsaw infringes on judicial independence, adviser to top EU court states.
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Practice of waking up before dawn for suhoor gave birth to several traditions in the region. But they are fading away.
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Progressive lawmakers and Palestine advocates say discourse is shifting around $3.8bn in annual US assistance to Israel.