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US: Family of Black teen killed by police arrested at protest
Protests broke out near Milwaukee after prosecutor decided not to file charges against police officer who fatally shot Alvin Cole.
Why control of the US Senate may be held up by Georgia
Georgia's two Senate races may end up as runoff elections that could put Senate control in limbo until January.
Trump says he wants a bigger coronavirus aid deal than Democrats
In the latest twist in stimulus talks, Trump says he wants a bigger COVID-19 aid package than Democrats are offering.
Ex-cop charged in George Floyd’s death can live out of state
Citing safety concerns, Minnesota judge says Derek Chauvin can live in a neighbouring state while he awaits trial.
#EndSARS: Nigerians protest against police brutality
Nigeria's federal Special Anti-Robbery Squad (SARS) is widely accused of unlawful arrests, torture and even murder.
Can tensions between Turkey and NATO be contained?
Two US senators are demanding sanctions after reports Turkey has tested its Russian-built S-400 defence system.
Twitter to impose misinformation limits ahead of US election
New rules restrict candidates from declaring premature victory and block calls for violence and voting interference.
Ex-Philadelphia cop charged in fatal shooting of Black man
Prosecutors said a dazed and unarmed Dennis Plowden was holding his hand in front of his face when the officer fired.
Algeria expelling thousands of migrants across Niger border: HRW
More than 3,000 migrants and refugees were expelled from the North African country in September, HRW said.
Dow up 160 points as investors cling to stimulus hopes
Investors are still hopeful the White House and Congress can reach a deal on more virus aid.
American Voter: Niq Hunter
Al Jazeera's American Voter series asks the same questions to voters across the US.
Hurricane Delta to make landfall along Louisiana coast
Residents of the US state of Louisiana are boarding up their homes as officials ordered evacuations ahead of the storm.
Millions of Brazilians at risk of slipping back into poverty
Brazil's poor are struggling to cope as the government halves pandemic aid and food prices soar.
Spain imposes state of emergency on Madrid to curb virus spread
The move comes after a Madrid court had overturned the central government's partial lockdown of the capital.
Al-Huwaitat tribe seeks UN help to stop Saudi forced displacement
Request for UN investigation comes after months of alleged harassment, arrests, and abductions by Saudi forces.
Vacancy: Prices at NY hotels down $200 with more pain to come
More than 200 of New York’s roughly 700 hotels are closed, at least temporarily.
Concerns mount for human toll after US blacklists Iran’s banks
Critics say latest US sanctions will further hobble Iran's ability to buy food and medicine as it battles pandemic.
South Africa corruption inquiry to summon Zuma to testify
Zuma, who became president in 2009, was forced to resign in February 2018 over corruption scandals.
Pakistan bans TikTok over ‘indecent’ content
Chinese social media app was given a ‘final notice’ over ‘obscenity’ concerns by authorities in July.
Fair trial concerns plague world’s largest death row in Pakistan
Experts say many people are wrongly punished in a country where criminal justice system lacks international standard.
More than 7 million have already voted: US live election news
In the midst of the coronavirus pandemic, a record number of early votes are being cast.
US elections: How do depression, anxiety influence voter turnout?
People experiencing signs of depression are less likely to vote and participate in the political process.
Mining Earth: From the Amazon to the ocean’s depths
We should not be asking how much more we can take from the planet, but how much more can the planet take?
Israel admits holding body of Palestinian killed in West Bank
Samir Hamidi, 27, was killed by Israeli soldiers near the northern West Bank settlement of Einav on Monday.
Years after kidnap in Mali, French aid worker, 75, arrives home
Sophie Petronin arrives in Paris and is embraced by relatives and President Macron.
Ex-Kyrgyz president Atambayev survives ‘assassination attempt’
Opposition politicians targeted as protesters clash in the capital, Bishkek, hours after emergency rule announced.
In war-torn Yemen, a bombed school brings back hope to children
A school in Taiz has opened doors for children in a country where millions of children cannot access education.
African Union lifts Mali’s suspension imposed in the wake of coup
The decision comes days after the West African regional bloc announced it was ending its post-coup sanctions on Mali.
Pakistan claims devastating locust attack brought under control
The infestation had forced the government to declare a national emergency as the invading insects ravaged crops.
Ex-Lebanon PM Hariri says he is in the running to head new gov’t
Saad Hariri who resigned last year amid protests said he 'will not close the door on the only hope left for Lebanon'.
The British economy performed much worse than expected in August
Finance minister Rishi Sunak is due to announce a plan to support jobs that may be affected by new coronavirus measures.
Jordan enters 48-hour nationwide coronavirus lockdown
The gov't orders 48-hour curfew which will apply every weekend following an 'exponential' rise in the number of cases.
Democrats want panel to investigate Trump’s capacity to govern
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi is looking to introduce legislation that will allow President Trump's removal if necessary.
World Food Programme awarded 2020 Nobel Peace Prize
WFP wins 2020 Nobel Peace Prize for efforts to combat hunger and food insecurity around the world.
Armenia, Azerbaijan ‘agree’ to Nagorno-Karabakh talks: Live news
Russia says both countries willing to join talks in Moscow, which would mark first big step to ending current clashes.
Far-right combat sports: A dangerous training ground for violence
Experts raise alarm ahead of Europe's largest neo-Nazi combat sports event, due to take place this weekend.
Chief Palestinian negotiator Saeb Erekat contracts coronavirus
Saeb Erakat, the senior PLO leader, has been isolating after testing positive for the COVID-19.
Taliban cheers Trump vowing early troop withdrawal, Kabul sceptic
Group welcomes announcement as a 'positive step' while gov't says premature withdrawal may have negative consequences.
Stock market investors are warming to the idea of a Biden victory
Widening lead by Democratic challenger to Trump in US election lowers risk of a contested result and market volatility.
The lesson from the pandemic? We need to tackle inequality
To avert more death, hunger and destitution, governments around the world should commit to reducing inequality.
Kyrgyz president accepts PM’s resignation
A disputed parliamentary vote has sparked a fresh crisis in the Central Asian country, triggering mass protests.
Here’s more evidence of China’s strong recovery from coronavirus
The country's services sector continues its rebound from the depths of coronavirus lockdowns as companies also add jobs.
Demonstrations sweep Indonesia over controversial labour law
Clashes with police and many arrested amid rising opposition to law that is supposed to boost investment.
Several killed in ‘gang war’ at Rohingya camps in Bangladesh
Turf war between criminal groups in the sprawling camps kills at least eight people, say officials.
North Korea ‘to show strength and defiance’ with military parade
Analysts say crisis-hit North Korea likely to hold large military parade on Saturday to showcase new, powerful missiles.
India’s food minister Ram Vilas Paswan dies at 74
In his long political career, Paswan worked with many Indian prime ministers and served several portfolios.
Former Trump fundraiser charged with illicit 1MDB, China lobbying
Elliot Broidy was allegedly hired by Malaysian fugitive financier Jho Low to try and get 1MDB probe dropped.
China’s Ant: As US election nears, financial giant rushes for IPO
Chinese digital payments firm controlled by Jack Ma is preparing for potentially the world's biggest stock listing.
China joins COVAX, UN-backed global COVID-19 vaccine facility
China is the biggest economy to back the initiative so far. Neither the United States nor Russia have signed up.
Science vs humanities in Australia’s university fee shake-up
Outrage as government moves to more than double fees for degrees in the humanities and social sciences.
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