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Putting blame on China, United States reportedly looking to punish Beijing over coronavirus outbreak.
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A petition to the High Court argues the power-sharing deal between Benjamin Netanyahu's Likud party and Benny Gantz's Blue and White party is illegal.
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25 years on, a Bosnian survivor is on a mission to keep memories alive with his Sniper Alley project.
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Interior Minister Nestor Reverol says 'mercenary terrorists' launched attack from Colombia.
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Public transport will resume normal service, but universities and schools will remain closed as night curfew continues.
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Rights groups say 10 journalists have been detained and more than two dozen threatened due to work on the pandemic.
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And a corresponding rise in nationalism and xenophobia may follow, just as it did in the 1930s.
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South Korea says its troops fired warning shots after North Korea apparently opened fire accidentally.
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Gon Coulibaly, 61, self-isolated in late March because of possible exposure to coronavirus.
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What lessons can be learned from the different approaches of four Asian nations to the coronavirus pandemic?
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Security forces find automatic weapons, explosive belts and devices in armed men's possession, says Cairo.
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A recent Amnesty International report says harassment and intimidation of journalists are so deeply entrenched, it makes Somalia one of the most dangerous places to report from.
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At least 38 allegedly killed while trying to cross border into Iran for work.
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Aid handouts for poor communities allow them to just barely survive. This has to change.
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President says restrictions to be lifted 'calmly, gradually' but warns Iranians should also prepare for 'bad scenarios'.
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Scientists are working on vaccines and drugs for the coronavirus but when will we get some answers?
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With the country facing an economic crisis, stocking up for the month has been hard for many - especially for families who rely on day-to-day income.
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Thanks to China's vast home delivery network, drivers and logistics companies are helping the economy tick over while people stay indoors.
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Berber music has lost one of its most cherished ambassadors and Al Jazeera looks back at the life and legacy of Algerian singer, Idir.
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How well has WHO performed as a key information source during the pandemic?
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Eritrea's failure to efficiently respond to the pandemic could bring down its authoritarian government.
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Reporters Without Borders has ranked India 142 out of 180 countries in its annual Press Freedom Index.
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Survivors say at least 23 of 57 people thrown by Iranian border guards into Harirud River drowned.
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UNICEF says millions of children in region could miss out on polio and measles immunisations amid COVID-19 pandemic.
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Despite COVID-19 fears, some 40,000 workers in occupied West Bank are expected to enter Israel for a three-week period.
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With pandemic disrupting supply chains, thousands displaced by war struggle with lack of food during Muslim holy month.
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The global oil slump caused by coronavirus gives Iranians renewed drive to put their foot down over the price of gas.
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Girls who fled Boko Haram attacks are being enslaved and raped by human traffickers who then sell their babies.
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A two-day hearing has begun to determine if Netanyahu - indicted for corruption - will be allowed to form a government.
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We must preserve a plurality of media voices in our 'new normal'.
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US facing a growing food crisis after meat processing plants forced to slow production or close because of outbreaks.
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Global rights group calls on Egyptian authorities to stop censorship, harassment and intimidation of journalists.
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More than 1,800 families have been left without shelter as heavy rainfall triggers flooding in parts of western Kenya.
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News outlets and publishers call for release of all jailed reporters amid increasing threat during COVID-19 pandemic.
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Prime minister tells The Sun doctors gave him 'litres and litres of oxygen' to keep him alive.
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Israel's top court will meet on Sunday to consider whether to block the coalition deal between Netanyahu and Gantz.
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The United States has by far the world's largest number of confirmed coronavirus cases and deaths.
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UN fears coronavirus could be spreading undetected among acutely malnourished population amid inadequate testing.
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Governments all over the world are looking to smartphone technology to stay ahead of the coronavirus outbreak.
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Shady Habash dies in Cairo's Tora Prison, say lawyers, after two years in detention for directing video mocking el-Sisi.
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New York governor highlights roughly 900 new coronavirus cases hospitals in state are still reporting daily.
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Opposition lawmaker says the riot followed a ban on inmates' family members bringing them food during visitation.
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More than 28,130 people killed by COVID-19 in UK, now closely behind Italy as Europe's hardest-hit nation.
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Health minister says emergency will be in place until July 24 and travellers to France will face two-week quarantine.
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New Orleans has been one of the hot spots of the coronavirus pandemic in the United States, with more than 6,000 infections.
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Prisoners are being released early over fears coronavirus will spread through correctional facilities, but victims say many of those let off has been involved in violent crimes.
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New infections jumped by 9,623 to 124,054 cases in last 24 hours as authorities mull tighter restrictions on movement.
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Adults allowed for first time in weeks to go for a walk and do sport as gov't lifts coronavirus ban on outdoor exercise.
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Government is working on a fund to support its 141 zoos and aquariums which have suffered a financial setback, but some say it will not be enough to cover their losses.
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Muslims in India have been attacked after a religious gathering in the capital allegedly led to a rise in coronavirus cases, with the minority being blamed for the spread of the disease.