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Can France move on from colonial past in Algeria without apology?
President Emmanuel Macron is setting up a Truth Commission to scrutinise French colonial rule over Algeria.
People-smugglers jailed in UK for Vietnamese truck deaths
The judge says the defendants will serve at least two-thirds of their terms in custody, instead of the usual half.
What legal woes does Trump face as he begins civilian life?
Trump's return to civilian life comes with a laundry list of court cases from which the presidency shielded him.
Thousands in Nepal protest against dissolution of Parliament
Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli dismissed the legislature in December, accusing members of his own party of noncooperation.
British PM says new COVID variant may be more deadly
Boris Johnson says all current evidence shows both vaccines remain effective against old and new variants.
US baseball legend and civil rights icon Hank Aaron dies
Aaron, one of the few Black baseball players at the time, beat Babe Ruth's home run record in 1974.
UK police break up lockdown-flouting wedding with 400 guests
Under UK COVID lockdown rules, weddings can only take place in 'exceptional circumstances' with up to six people.
UN says 12 murdered at al-Hol camp in Syria since start of year
UN expresses concern over 'deteriorating security conditions' at camp for displaced people controlled by Kurdish forces.
Global chip shortage chokes China’s bitcoin mining sector
Soaring computer equipment prices are squeezing smaller miners while benefitting big-time players, many outside China.
US Senate confirms Lloyd Austin as defence secretary
Former army general with personal ties to Joe Biden takes charge of US Department of Defense, US military.
US Senate to proceed with second Trump impeachment trial
Democratic leader promises 'full' and 'fair' trial of the former president on charges of incitement to insurrection.
UK imams, influencers counter COVID vaccine misinformation
Recent report shows mistrust of coronavirus vaccines is running high among ethnic minorities in the UK.
Biden hires ‘world class’ cybersecurity team after massive hack
US intelligence agencies attribute the hack to Russian state actors, but Moscow denies any involvement.
Former Bosnian general given 10-year sentence for war crimes
Sakib Mahmuljin's lawyers argue he was not responsible for killings carried out by foreign fighters of El Mujahid unit.
Could Biden’s student loan freeze argue for bigger debt relief?
The US government’s student loan write-downs are gigantic, amounting to $98bn in September alone.
First female veep, corporate America gets ‘woke’ and MLK at 92
We round up the numbers from the week’s biggest economic news stories so you can impress yourself and your friends.
Libyan navy intercepts more than 80 Europe-bound migrants: UN
Migrants returned to Libyan soil and are likely to be held in detention centres criticised by rights groups.
UN says two million internally displaced by Sahel violence
The UNHCR called the humanitarian response in Chad, Mali, Burkina Faso and Niger 'dangerously overstretched'.
Biden to order stopgap aid while Congress considers big stimulus
Biden is set to order stopgap help while Congress mulls his proposed $1.9 trillion coronavirus relief aid package.
Landmark anti-nuclear treaty enters into force
The Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons is now international law, but top powers refuse to join the accord.
London to remove two statues over links to slave trade
Monuments to William Beckford, a former London mayor, and John Cass, an MP, to be resited, local authority says.
Russia rounds up Navalny allies as weekend protests loom
Supporters of Kremlin critic Alexey Navalny plan to hold demonstrations throughout Russia over his recent arrest.
Swiss voters favour ‘burqa ban’, poll shows ahead of public vote
More than 60 percent of voters will vote yes, or are considering doing so, in upcoming referendum, survey shows.
Man sets himself on fire outside Belarus gov’t HQ: Police
The 35-year-old was taken to hospital after passers-by and police put out the flames with a fire extinguisher.
India’s Siraj, hero of Australia series, visits father’s grave
After his father died in November, the pacer's mother and India captain Virat Kohli urged him to stay on in Australia.
Brazilian city of Manaus suspends vaccination drive for 24 hours
The halt came as the capital of the Amazonas state received shots just to cover 34 percent of 56,000 health workers.
Indian city plans facial recognition to spot ‘women in distress’
Digital rights experts warn the proposed move in Lucknow will lead to intrusive policing and privacy violations.
US moves to try Bali bomb suspects at Guantanamo
The military trial to begin for three men, who are suspected of involvement in deadly bombings in Indonesia.
Tunisia mothers decry wave of ‘arbitrary’ arrests after unrest
Minors are arrested unlawfully and will go on trial in the absence of their parents or representatives, lawyers say.
EU leaders ‘discourage’ travel, eye stricter curbs
EU leaders warn tougher restrictions on movement could come within days if efforts to curtail the pandemic fall short.
‘Disturbing’ rape allegations in Ethiopia’s Tigray conflict: UN
The UN called on all parties involved in the hostilities to commit to a zero-tolerance policy for sex crimes.
A school for the underprivileged at Indian farmers’ protest site
More than 160 children from nearby slums attend a makeshift school run by the protesting farmers at Singhu border.
After another Museveni ‘victory’, Uganda is at a tipping point
The tactics that kept the rebel turned politician in power for decades may be starting to lose their efficiency.
The US is back in the climate fight
After a Trump presidency that belittled science, Joe Biden brings a new sense of urgency to tackling the climate crisis.
US proposes 5-year extension of nuclear arms treaty with Russia
The New START treaty is the last remaining deal limiting US-Russia nuclear weapons as Trump withdrew from two others.
South Africa to pay 2.5 times more than EU for COVID vaccine
Oxford-AstraZeneca quotes Pretoria $5.25 for each jab, while EU nations pay $2.16 for the same vaccine.
Pakistan says ‘onus on India’ to restart dialogue
Foreign minister tells Al Jazeera India must reverse steps in disputed Kashmir before Pakistan comes to the table.
Israeli missiles strike Syria’s Hama killing four civilians: SANA
Syria claims Israeli jets carried out attacks in central province, adding its military shot down most of the missiles.
ISIL takes responsibility for deadly Baghdad suicide bombings
More than 100 people were wounded in the deadliest blasts in nearly three years to have hit the Iraqi capital.
Sriwijaya crash puts Indonesian transport safety in the spotlight
While flying has become much safer, issues over maintenance and regulatory failure continue to affect transport networks
Biden’s pick for US Treasury leaves door open to wealth tax hike
Janet Yellen also sees no immediate lifting of China tariffs, adds that polluters should pay for carbon emissions.
India’s female health workers on rural front line get COVID shot
A place on priority list is a long-overdue validation for women who work as Accredited Social Health Activists (ASHA).
Brexit ‘opportunity’: Nissan to source more car batteries in UK
UK-EU trade deal avoids a 10% levy on cars as long as they meet a minimum level of locally sourced parts.
Hong Kong to place tens of thousands in lockdown for first time
New measure will target two districts which cover a small, but densely populated part of the Kowloon Peninsula.
Indian farmers reject government’s offer to suspend new laws
Coalition of farmers' unions says they will settle for nothing less than a complete repeal of the farm laws.
Green prize: Elon Musk to give $100m for carbon capture solution
Extracting carbon dioxide from the air is seen as an increasingly viable way of reducing a key driver of climate change.
Google’s threat to block Australia over content fees sparks anger
Proposed law will force Google, Facebook to pay local media for their news content or face millions of dollars in fines.
Japan insists Olympics will go ahead after cancellation report
State of emergency in Tokyo and chief cities over raise doubts about delayed Games now scheduled for July.
Medically vulnerable refugees in Australia hotels finally freed
Dozens of men held in hotels as part of Australia's controversial offshore immigration policy have been freed.
COVID ‘could have been contained’: Taiwan’s ex-health minister
Dr Chen Chien-jen says prompt action in December 2019 could have averted a global pandemic.
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