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University of Toronto's law school allegedly blocks hiring of scholar due to her work on Israel's human rights abuses.
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Defence ministry says air raids killed Taliban fighters, has launched investigation into reports of civilian casualties.
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In South Africa, Gauteng's railway system grinds to a halt, leaving hundreds of thousands stranded.
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More than 30 million infections confirmed in 188 countries and territories, with over 957,000 deaths.
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Experts warn fragile healthcare systems in many nations could be overwhelmed in the face of a severe COVID-19 outbreak.
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More than 30.8 million coronavirus cases confirmed globally, with more than 957,000 deaths and 21 million recoveries.
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As the virus spreads across the globe, sports bodies are cancelling or postponing events.
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Rules to apply to those testing positive or notified by health workers they were in contact with someone infectious.
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Top politicians, celebrities and sportspeople have been infected as governments take strict measures to curb the virus.
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What we know so far on what COVID-19 does to the human body in cases of infections and deaths.
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Virus reported to have originated in China's Wuhan has killed more than 957,000 people and infected over 30 million.
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Kashmiri Shia youth are negotiating their own space within the Kashmiri struggle.
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A funeral parlour in Manila becomes a window into the lives and deaths shaping President Duterte's 'war on drugs'.
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Supreme Court vacancy will bring social issues into greater focus in campaigns so far dominated by coronavirus and race.
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Protest leaders submit their reform demands to police as they announce a major strike in October.
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Iranian Foreign Minister Zarif denounces US 'bullying' hours before unilateral US deadline to reimpose sanctions.
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UK likely to reintroduce coronavirus measures as country records 4,422 new cases, its highest daily total since May 8.
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The storm comes amid an exceptionally busy hurricane season that scientists say is due, in part, to climate change.
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After death of Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Senate Republicans have said they will not wait for election to vote on Trump pick.
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An envelope containing ricin poison was sent to the White House, US media outlets reported, citing law enforcement.
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Move by the National Oil Corporation comes after eastern-based forces announced lifting of eight-month blockade.
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John Turner, Canada's 17th prime minister who held the office for just 79 days in 1984, died on Saturday aged 91.
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More than 100 million Americans will not be able to download two of the world's most popular apps from Sunday.
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Wales forward seals return to Spurs on a season-long loan deal on a seismic day for the Premier League football club.
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Mourners continue to pay tribute outside the US Supreme Court to Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, who died on Friday.
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Approximately 2,000 women took part in the latest protests to demand an end to President Alexander Lukashenko's rule.
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In an economy squeezed by US sanctions and COVID-19, government support goes only so far for pressured tenants.
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Qassem Soleimani, widely believed to be the second most powerful man in Iran, was killed in a US drone strike in Iraq.
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The largest protest to date calls for a change of government, new elections and monarchy reform.
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American capital brought high rates of chronic disease to Mexico which has led to a surging COVID-19 death toll.
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In only a few years, China has been able to research, produce and refine its armed unmanned aerial vehicles.
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After blocking Obama nominee in 2016, Republican leader signals there will be vote on any candidate Trump puts forward.
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Despite the destruction of its natural treasures, President Bolsonaro has said Brazil is an 'example for the world' in its handling of the environment.
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Prominent opposition politician facing charges related to unrest after July killing of Oromo singer Hachalu Hundessa.
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Kremlin critic says he is regaining verbal and physical abilities after treatment for suspected nerve agent poisoning.
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Countries around the world step up efforts to tackle the new coronavirus that has killed hundreds of thousands.
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Next week marks five years since UN member states committed to a set of targets meant to improve the lives of people worldwide.
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People begin casting their ballots in person in Minnesota, Virginia, South Dakota and Wyoming as mail-in voting is under way in other states.
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Gulf states sell normalisation as a win for regional peace by managing the media narrative and suppressing dissent.
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Officers respond to calls of shots fired and find 'approximately 100 people' running from a party in Rochester city.
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Anti-gov't protesters renew calls for parliament's dissolution, rewriting of constitution and protection of dissidents.
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Two officers involved in the arrest of Javier Ordonez charged with 'torture and aggravated homicide'.
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Since July, at least 115 people have been killed after days of torrential rains brought record-breaking floods.
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An ageing population, huge debts and a recession - we look at the challenges facing Japan's new prime minister.
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China warns of necessary measures to safeguard interests of its companies after US bans downloads of TikTok and WeChat.
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Taiwan air force scrambles jets again as multiple Chinese military aircraft approach island for second consecutive day.
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Opposition-dominated Congress fails to amass enough votes to remove president amid severe economic and health crises.
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Ginsburg, a champion of women's rights who served on the top US court for 27 years, died of metastatic pancreas cancer.
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Justice Ginsburg lived a storied life, filled with judicial accomplishments and personal friends on the Supreme Court.
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Voters begin to cast ballots in Minnesota, Virginia, South Dakota and Wyoming.