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US congressional committee moves to restore aid to Palestinians
The $66bn spending bill would also maintain US funding for the World Health Organization through 2021.
Attack on prominent Lebanese activist raises concerns
Assault on the independent politician in broad daylight triggers fears of a clampdown on free speech.
Al Jazeera rejects Malaysian officials' claims over documentary
Network calls on Malaysian authorities 'to respect media freedom and desist from treating its journalists as criminals'.
Who will end hunger in areas hit by the coronavirus?
Oxfam has warned millions of people could face starvation as COVID-19 takes its toll globally.
Chile's once robust economy devastated by COVID-19
About 2.5 million people are out of work in the Latin American country and many are going hungry amid the crisis.
Prominent Lebanese activist assaulted
A prominent Lebanese activist and independent politician has been assaulted in broad daylight.
Biden-Sanders 'unity' recommendations: Six key takeaways
The advisory groups formed by Biden and his former rival are aimed at shoring up the progressive vote.
Saudi-led coalition in Yemen says explosive-laden boats destroyed
Coalition says two boats belonged to the Houthis and were threatening navigation, according to Saudi's SPA news agency.
US Supreme Court rules Trump must turn over financial records
SCOTUS ruled that a New York prosecutor can have access to Trump's tax records, Congress can not.
Why public will not see Trump's financial records anytime soon
Decisions handed down by the US Supreme Court on Thursday will keep Trump's tax returns out of the public eye for now.
Sudan PM Abdalla Hamdok replaces ministers in sweeping reshuffle
The reshuffle follows protests urging faster reforms and greater civilian rule in Sudan's transition towards democracy.
Supreme Court rules much of Eastern Oklahoma is tribal land
Landmark case upholds claim by Muscogee Nation the territory, now home to 1.8 million people, is Native American land.
WHO sets up panel to review handling of COVID-19 pandemic
The announcement follows strong criticism by the US, which accused the UN health agency of being 'China-centric'.
Malawi president under fire for family appointments to cabinet
New 31-member cabinet includes six figures who are related to each other, although not to the president.
Japan moves to close iconic Mount Fuji to hikers over COVID-19
The volcano normally attracts crowds of visitors every summer, including many who believe it holds special religious significance.
Instagram apologises to supermodel Bella Hadid over removed post
The 23-year-old earlier this week posted an image of her father's passport listing his birthplace as Palestine.
DRC police break up protests as political tensions rise
Rallies triggered by National Assembly decision to appoint Ronsard Malonda as chairman of electoral commission.
Australia steps up Hong Kong action in wake of China security law
Prime Minister Scott Morrison suspends extradition pact with territory and extends visas for Hong Kong people already in Australia.
Japan set for more heavy rain amid flood disaster
Floods and landslides have killed 59 people in Japan since Saturday as soldiers, police and rescue workers strive to reach stranded people.
Seoul mayor reported missing, massive search operation under way
Police officers search for Park Won-soon at northern Seoul district where his phone signal was last detected.
The battle of the statues: rewriting world history
The statues that were erected to claim the public spaces around them for white people only are finally coming down.
Ireland's Mother and Baby Scandal
We investigate disturbing allegations about the fate of thousands of babies born to unmarried mothers in Ireland.
Ivory Coast's Prime Minister Amadou Gon Coulibaly dies
Coulibaly's death throws Ivory Coast into uncertainty as he is also the ruling RHDP's presidential candidate.
Assassination of Iraq security analyst to 'silence' free voices
Activists, journalists fear being targeted in 'darker' phase ahead after well-connected Hisham al-Hashemi killed.
Italy seizes German-flagged migrant rescue boat over safety rules
Italy's coastguard says Sea-Watch 3 violated safety rules and it must fix the irregularities before resuming operations
Greenpeace activists scale Notre Dame crane to rally for climate
Climate activists accuse France and its president of not doing enough to fight climate change.
Africa must adopt 'aggressive approach' against COVID-19
As cases increase by 24 percent in a week, top health official urges countries to increase testing and mask use.
Pulling the plug on pipelines: Environmental wins against big oil
Activists enjoy two major victories against the fossil fuel industry. Plus, caterpillar hats and marauding macaques.
How the world wars of the 21st century may begin
The COVID-19 pandemic could be the first spark in a deadly clash between humanity and nature.
Divisions in Iraqi forces over crackdown on Iran-backed group
Al Jazeera gains exclusive access to base of Kataib Hezbollah, which has been accused of attacking US forces in Iraq and raided by Baghdad government.
UK pandemic handling revives calls for independence in Scotland
Growing backing for Scotland's leader and disapproval of Brexit are driving renewed support for independence from the UK.
US election campaigns: Biden stays online, Trump plans rallies
Joe Biden is ahead in the polls for the US president, but we look at his potential pitfalls against Donald Trump.
Russia arrests governor on suspicion of ordering murders
Sergey Furgal is considered the 'organiser of an attempted murder and the murder of a number of businesspeople'.
Move Rohingya from flood-prone island: HRW urges Bangladesh
Rights group accuses authorities of using pandemic to detain refugees after 300 of them kept on Bhashan Char island.
Nigerian domestic flights resume amid pandemic
Airports in the capital, Abuja, and the commercial hub, Lagos, have reopened after three months of coronavirus restrictions.
US to conduct military training with Cyprus, upsetting Turkey
Ankara criticises announcement that the State Department will fund military training for the Republic of Cyprus.
Serbia: Protests against lockdown continue for second night
More protests in Serbia's capital over the government's handling of the coronavirus pandemic.
In Pictures: Belgrade protest over COVID-19 curfew turns violent
Police clashed with protesters angry over planned return of a weekend lockdown due to a spike in new coronavirus cases.
The chase: How a Black US man died of dehydration in county jail
The 2016 death of Terrill Thomas in Milwaukee exposes how inmates with mental illnesses fail to get adequate care.
Colombia: Gang rape of Indigenous girl sparks national outrage
The fallout grows for Colombia's military over a gang rape that has turned the spotlight on the military’s record of violence and abuses.
Australia steps up Hong Kong action in wake of China security law
PM Scott Morrison suspends extradition pact with territory and extends visas for Hong Kong people already in Australia.
Pakistan invites India to file review against spy's conviction
Pakistan says Indian spy does not want to challenge his sentence while India said Kulbhushan Jadhav was coerced.
Kashmir politician from Modi's BJP party killed by rebels
Rebels shoot dead Sheikh Wasim Bari along with his brother and father in the Indian-administered Kashmir's Bandipora.
Trump, AMLO celebrate odd bromance in Washington mini-summit
Warm words on Wednesday were in stark contrast to the days when Donald Trump railed against Mexican immigrants.
Russia attempt to halve UN cross-border aid to Syria fails
Germany and Belgium now expected to table new resolution to extend aid authorisation that is due to expire on Friday.
Seattle man who ploughed through protesters charged with homicide
A lawyer for defendant Dawit Kelete says there was 'nothing political' about the 'horrible, horrible accident'.
US service workers to strike July 20 to highlight racism
A coalition of labour unions with racial and social justice organisations will stage a mass walkout to highlight racism.
US coronavirus cases pass three million: Live updates
Hotspots include Texas, Arizona and Louisiana but President Donald Trump continues to downplay risk from disease.
Officer's lawyer seeks dismissal of George Floyd murder charges
Defence lawyer for Minneapolis police officer accused of aiding and abetting Floyd's murder seeks dismissal of US case.
Facebook takes down accounts and pages of Trump ally Roger Stone
The social media platform said Stone and a prominent right-wing supporter used fake accounts to promote Stone's books.
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