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Tighter restrictions reimposed in Seoul and surrounding regions after nearly 300 new infections reported.
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Mali plunges into political uncertainty as military forces Ibrahim Boubacar Keita out of the presidency.
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The trauma from the huge explosion will run deep, even in a city that has seen decades of war, conflict and instability.
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Soldiers, who forced Keita's resignation, say they will hold new elections within a 'reasonable time'.
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The soldiers sang and danced before handing over small arms in the village of Kashuga.
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Demonstrations that began on university campuses have taken place almost daily since mid-July.
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Mauritius has declared an environmental emergency after a ship carrying fuel ran aground.
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More than 15 years after Hariri was killed along with 21 others in a suicide bomb blast, verdict finally comes out.
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Water intake at Three Gorges Dam expected to reach highest level since it was built in 2003 amid torrential rain.
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People with disabilities struggle with the US Social Security Administration, which many say keeps them impoverished.
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Party cements Biden's status as its best hope to defeat the incumbent Republican president in November election.
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China State Councilor Yang Jiechi to hold talks with South Korea's new national security adviser Suh Hoon.
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Experts will focus on cleaning up ecologically-sensitive mangroves damaged by oil from ship that ran aground on reef.
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Zara Alvarez is 13th member of her group to be killed since President Rodrigo Duterte came to power in 2016.
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Biden officially nominated as party's candidate to take on Donald Trump in November race for White House.
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A timeline of how Mali's months-long political crisis culminated in President Keita's resignation following a coup.
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Cases in the Americas reach almost 11.5 million; UAE sees 'alarming' infection increase; Merkel rules out easing rules.
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Opposition supporters take to streets of Bamako as mutinying soldiers detain president amid political crisis.
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Jill Biden opens up about Joe Biden's resilience in the face of adversity, and lessons in presidential leadership.
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Jill Biden, John Kerry, Alxandria Ocasio-Cortez, former presidents Bill Clinton and Jimmy Carter to talk on leadership.
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South Africa's government is warning that the coronavirus crisis could cost the jobs of 400,000 workers - and that is just in the tourism industry.
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The USPS had been criticised for threatening the vote after reports of mailboxes and sorting machines being removed.
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Angry demonstrators break the taboo of criticising the king.
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Special Tribunal for Lebanon finds Hezbollah member guilty of assassinating ex-PM Rafik Hariri in 2005 bomb blast.
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New COVID-19 antigen tests that give easy and quick results are being used by some countries - but are they reliable?
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The captain along with his second-in-command arrested amid continuing investigations.
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Discussion on 'cooperation in the fields of security' comes days after two states agreed to establish diplomatic ties.
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The Israeli restriction is one of many in response to incendiary balloon launches and rocket fire from the besieged strip.
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As the UK tries to stop migrant arrivals across the English Channel, Al Jazeera asks residents on the coast if they think the situation is under control.
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More than 20 armed groups have been demanding independence for decades.
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The US Senate called the report the 'most comprehensive description' of Russian efforts and the 'threat they posed'.
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Hopewell Chin'ono's lawyer Beatrice Mtetwa accuses the government of leading a 'personal' attack against her.
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Months of protests calling for the president's resignation have preceded recent reports of an apparent military mutiny.
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German chancellor calls for 'national dialogue' as Belarusians turn up pressure on President Alexander Lukashenko.
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Lifting one of the longest lockdowns - restrictions begin to ease in parts of Santiago after more than 150 days.
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If it cannot address systematic human rights abuses on the continent, what really is the purpose of the African Union?
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The investigation comes after a man accused Christophe Girard in a newspaper article of years of abuse.
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The pilots kick off the exercises by honouring Holocaust victims and the 11 Israelis killed at the 1972 Munich Olympics.
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Political opposition and civil society activists face arrest and detention as economic crisis deepens.
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Some 818 million children at increased risk of being infected with COVID-19 when schools reopen, UN agencies warn.
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Amid Israeli fuel ban, Gaza officials say plant's closure will cause disruptions at hospitals, other vital facilities.
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Magnitude 6.6 earthquake damaged buildings and roads and sent residents fleeing their homes.
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Israeli media says PM Netanyahu may have abandoned Israel's opposition to the sale of military equipment to the UAE.
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Ruling in politicised trial on the killing of former PM Rafik Hariri and 21 others will pile pressure on Hezbollah.
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Angry and exhausted by months of lockdown - Argentinians take over the streets of Buenos Aires.
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Migrants start to return to work months after tens of thousands of workers fled cities during the coronavirus lockdown.
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Unearthed interview of former British spy sheds light on how the overthrow of PM Mohammed Mossadegh unfolded.
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A powerful earthquake has hit a central Philippines region, damaging houses and a seaport and prompting people to run outdoors for safety.
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Recent analysis shows increase in proportion of children and young people infected by the virus.