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Presidential decree says first round of voting will also take place in constituencies where December poll was disrupted.
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Electoral body orders partial recount after meeting between two presidential candidates still vying for second place.
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Riyadh says country's air defences intercept and destroy a drone as Houthis say attack hit target with 'high accuracy'.
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The nation confronts a stalled vaccination campaign and a president who downplays the threats of the pandemic.
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The 55-45 vote in favour of allowing witnesses means vote on conviction unlikely to come on Saturday.
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US senators vote 55-45 in favour of including witness testimony in trial, a move likely to prolong the process.
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President Joe Biden has announced an end to US support for a Saudi-led coalition's war in Yemen.
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Mario Draghi heads unity government called on to confront Italy's coronavirus crisis and economic slump.
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Activists called for protests after reopening of Lekki toll gate where security forces shot at demonstrators in October.
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Months after official scrapping of notorious unit in wake of mass protests, allegations of police abuse persist.
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A South African media empire is revealed to have been paid millions in exchange for pro-government coverage.
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About 300 volunteers to be enrolled in the first study on immune response in children to the AstraZeneca vaccine.
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Author Nikesh Shukla explores race and parenting in his new book ‘Brown Baby’.
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PM Benjamin Netanyahu has downplayed the notion he was being slighted by US President Joe Biden.
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Explosive-laden vehicle passed through a security checkpoint in Mogadishu causing security forces to open fire.
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The ruling party is trying to demonise the farmers' protests by portraying them as a Sikh conspiracy.
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Concerns mount that Lebanon might return to the days of political killings witnessed between 2004-2008.
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A string of near-daily attacks in recent weeks has killed government officials, judges, journalists and activists.
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Families continue fight for justice three decades after deadliest incident of civilian casualties caused by US in Iraq.
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Karim Khan, 50, won on a second round of voting at the UN with support from 72 nations, 10 more than the 62 needed.
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Iraq's dire public services, regular power cuts and water shortages have sparked protest across the country.
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Cluster that triggered the renewed restrictions were staying at a quarantine hotel at Melbourne Airport.
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Opposition forces in Venezuela cry foul saying UN representative is falling into 'regime propaganda' of Nicolas Maduro.
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Amid crackdown, protesters aim is to take away coup leaders' power by stopping all governance mechanisms from working.
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Thousands assembled in Yangon, capital Naypyidaw and Mandalay to denounce the continuing night raids of coup critics.
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The ruling means the land transfer can now take place by mid-March under a timeline approved by Congress.
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Move could cause ire among 'snowbirds' - Canadians who spend colder months in warmer climates.
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School reopenings have been the focus of labour disputes between teachers unions and their districts in major US cities.
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US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen told her G7 peers that Washington was committed to multilateralism.
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The left-wing party Trump helped remove from power in Kosovo in 2020 may win the February 14 elections.
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The former ECB chief names unaffiliated technocrats along with politicians from across a broad coalition as ministers.
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Florists in Paris are trying to convince their customers to choose locally grown flowers over roses.
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Documents show that Google is ready to pay $22m each year to 121 French news publications, Reuters reports.
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President Abdelmadjid Tebboune returns home after surgery following coronavirus complications, state media reports.
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America's oldest bank says it plans to hold, transfer and issue digital currencies.
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Joe Biden has moved to reverse US policy on Yemen, aiming to intensify diplomacy to end the nation's civil war.
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Democratic senators are asking the US Securities and Exchange Commission to review rules for 10b5-1 plans.
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Kremlin critic, facing charges of insulting a WWII veteran, says the case is politically motivated.
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Bombshell report shows Cuomo's secretary saying administration 'froze out of fear' on New Yorknursing home death toll.
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Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus's remarks follow WHO investigative mission, which could produce a summary report next week.
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The offshore jail symbolises the excesses of the US 'war on terror' because of harsh interrogation methods and torture.
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Mohammad Younes Menfi, chairman of Libya's Presidential Council, meets with politicians, tribal leaders and activists.
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Fifteen men kidnapped by pirates in the Gulf of Guinea are undergoing health checks, Turkish media reports.
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Trump team tries to turn the tables on House prosecutors by showing videos of Democrats making inflammatory remarks.
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Case found in Butembo, epicentre of a major outbreak that was declared over last June after nearly two years.
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With social media hype and big investment, Tesla's eccentric CEO is betting that the future is crypto.
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Amazon accused Letitia James of overstepping bounds by legally threatening the firm and demanding surrender of profit.
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Thousands of Nigerian farmers and fisherman can sue Royal Dutch Shell in English courts, UK's top court rules.
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The UN Human Rights Council resolution calls for the release of the country's civilian leader Aung San Suu Kyi.