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Coalition spokesman Turki al-Malki says the drones were directed at civilian targets in Saudi's Khamis Mushait city.
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About 75 percent of UN programmes in war-torn Yemen have ended or been reduced as funds dry up.
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The legislation initiated by Pope Francis brings the Holy See in line with international anti-corruption standards.
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Thousands have rallied in Germany, the UK, New Zealand, Canada and Brazil against killing of George Floyd in the US.
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Some primary school pupils return to classrooms in England, unlike other parts of UK following 10 weeks of lockdown.
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UAE FM Anwar Gargash said any unilateral move by Israel to annex occupied West Bank will be 'serious setback' for peace.
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It is time for a new wider civil rights movement and a Great March on Washington.
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Nearly 62,000 American reserve soldiers activated in two dozen states to potentially confront violent protests.
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Elon Musk wants to make space travel like air travel. Will he succeed? How long until we can board a rocket ourselves?
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The Gulf states have a duty to include low-income migrant workers in their COVID-19 policy responses.
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European Parliament delegation has implored Saudi authorities to release detained royals, including Prince Salman.
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Iran sent flotilla of five fuel tankers to Venezuela, which is suffering severe shortages, defying US pressure.
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Primary school children in England start returning to lessons after 10 weeks of lockdown, as the UK government eases some coronavirus restrictions.
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Numerous businesses allowed to reopen as millions face hunger due to the shuttering of the economy.
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The two Pakistani officials back home after India declares them 'persona non grata' and gives them 24 hours to leave.
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Palestinian economy is set to shrink between 7.6 and 11 percent, a severe downturn after 1 percent growth in 2019.
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What you need to know about the other pandemics that shook the world.
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Major cities rocked by nationwide demonstrations decrying police brutality following killing of an unarmed black man.
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Al Jazeera takes a look at how health priorities have governments thinking critically about urban design.
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At least 50 people have been killed in attacks blamed on armed groups as the country battles an armed rebellion.
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Head of a Milan hospital tells RAI TV that recent swab tests show less viral load compared with previous findings.
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Announcement comes after calls by protesters, activists and Floyd's family for Keith Ellison to take over case.
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Kaohsiung Mayor Han Kuo-yu faces June 6 recall after being accused of neglecting his duties when he ran for president.
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The basketball great joins growing number of sports stars who have voice support for protests against police brutality.
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Witnesses describe chaotic scene as protesters ran and jumped over barricades to avoid being hit by truck.
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Brazil's president shook hands with supporters, wearing no face mask despite its use being mandatory in the capital.
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Christo changed the way people look at the world's most famous monuments and the way they engaged with the outdoors.
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The protests over the death of George Floyd have opened a divisive political debate between Democrats and Republicans.
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Legal experts say such a move would raise serious First Amendment and due process concerns.
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The UK government defended its decision to ease restrictions, but advised people that the situation remained "critical".
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COVID-19 infections are still rising more than two months after the country went into lockdown.
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A new report by a financial watchdog has revealed the extent of mismanagement in those sectors and its impact on the economy.
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People in Lebanon and Jerusalem also show support for US protesters demanding justice after George Floyd's death.
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Worshippers have been asked to wear face masks and bring their prayer mats.
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Mask-clad worshippers flock to Saudi mosques two months after communal prayers were suspended.
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Several US states activate National Guard troops as protests over police killings of unarmed Black people grow.
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Black Americans are two-and-a-half times as likely as white Americans to be killed by police officers.
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Going to watch a movie or a concert under the stars is back in fashion as cinemas remain closed because of coronavirus restrictions.
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No immediate claim of responsibility for explosion on road frequently used by government and security vehicles.
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We are at a watershed moment where surveillance is no longer limited to what we do, but how we feel.
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George Floyd's death demonstrates just how little America cares about Black lives at home and abroad.
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Science journalists who have long warned of a possible pandemic now take the lead on coronavirus coverage.
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The Friendship Bench programme aims to tackle depression and anxiety during the pandemic.
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Army says it launched raids and air attacks in Bir al-Abed, Rafah and Sheikh Zuweid, targeting 'terrorist hideouts'.
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Driver also killed and at least four others wounded when bus carrying TV station employees bombed in Afghan capital.
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Tropical storm warnings have been issued for the coasts of El Salvador and Guatemala.
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Major cities gripped by another night of protests decrying police brutality following killing of an unarmed Black man.
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Legal team of George Floyd's family asks for his body after coroner raises doubts about suffocation as cause of death.
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Friends and relatives pay tribute to the Black man who suffocated under the knee of a white policeman in Minneapolis.