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Canada sending military to remote First Nation hit by COVID-19
Shamattawa First Nation in northern Manitoba is reporting 144 cases of COVID-19, prompting emergency government aid.
Indian farmers vow to intensify protests after talks fail again
Protesting farmers say there will be nationwide strike if government does not repeal controversial new agriculture laws.
What’s happening in the US elections in 500 words
California certifies its final vote with Biden as the winner, while Trump heads to Georgia ahead of key Senate runoffs.
Sudan gov’t rejects ruling council head’s move creating new body
Transitional government disagrees with move to create new body with broad powers.
Saudi Arabia says allies ‘on board’ for resolution of Gulf crisis
Saudi foreign minister says kingdom in 'full coordination with partners' and that prospect of agreement 'very positive'.
Zimbabwe opposition VP Biti released on bail in assault case
Tendai Biti, vice president of Zimbabwe's main opposition MDC alliance, denies charges of assaulting a Russian national.
US used ‘unlawful’ Trump administration guide to rule on asylum
Judge accuses US government of failing to throw out 'unlawful' asylum claim directives, court transcript shows.
Military officer elected head of Mali’s interim legislature
Colonel Malick Diaw elected president of Mali's post-coup National Transition Council.
Iran extends restrictions as COVID-19 death toll passes 50,000
Partial shutdowns, curfews and intra-city travel restrictions extended for regions across Iran.
EU calls for probe into Palestinian teen’s killing by Israel
Palestinians call killing 'war crime'; EU delegation to Palestinians said Israel must investigate 'shocking incident'.
How to love sports when it doesn’t love you back?
The Stream meets the authors of a new book on the complexities of fandom.
Bahrain says it will not allow imports from Israeli settlements
Gulf state disavows earlier comments made by trade minister who said it had no issue with goods produced in settlements.
COVID-19: Moscow starts mass vaccination amid record cases
Scientists raise concerns after Russia gives go-ahead before full trials to test safety, efficacy are completed.
The Palestinian case at the ICC is legal, not political
It is time for the ICC to finally open the investigation on Israel/Palestine.
Chile’s Mapuche people vs the State: A battle for ancestral lands
We travel to Chile to meet some of the Mapuche groups on the offensive to reclaim their culture.
‘Extremely regrettable’: Somalis dismayed by US troop withdrawal
Officials slam US move to pull back troops from Somalia as a blow to fight against al-Shabab group.
Defeating fascism beyond the ballot
Trump has lost the election - but the battle against his brand of politics is far from over.
Blood and Tears: French Decolonisation (Part 3)
The story of the decline of the French empire and the indelible mark colonialism left on countries that were colonised.
Several killed in coal mine accident in China’s Chongqing
Dead were among 24 people trapped underground by excessive levels of carbon monoxide gas at Diaoshuidong coal mine.
Collapse of illegal gold mine in Nicaragua traps at least 10
Crews begin work to rescue the miners after an accident in the La Esperanza region.
Likely fake accounts propel China tweet that enraged Australia
Some of the accounts had already been identified in a data-set of 37,000 Chinese accounts targeting Australia.
Thai king pardons, issues amnesty to tens of thousands in prison
At least 30,000 get pardon, 200,000 others receive shorter jail term as country marks birthday of late King Bhumibol.
Honduras asks US to extend TPS for citizens after hurricanes
About 80,000 Hondurans in the US have Temporary Protected Status, which shields them against removal from the country.
Trump campaign challenges over 100,000 votes in Georgia
New lawsuit is latest in long line of Trump challenges to US election results, most of which have been thrown out.
Johnson, EU chief to hold emergency call as Brexit talks falter
Impasse centred on French demands about fishing rights in British waters but EU denies asking for more concessions.
Trump orders most US troops out of Somalia
The pullback is part of a larger effort to reduce US troops abroad before Donald Trump leaves office in January.
Peru mine workers block highway as labour protests spread
Farm workers in Peru are blocking highways this week to demand better wages and work conditions.
Biden to critics: My Cabinet will be ‘most diverse’ in US history
Minority groups are upset with Biden's picks so far and are pressuring him to add diversity to his team.
Biden warns of ‘very bleak’ future following ‘dire’ jobs report
'Americans need help and they need it now' President-elect Biden urges after dismal jobs report.
Palestinian teen killed by Israeli forces at protest: Officials
The Palestinian health ministry says the boy died after being shot in the stomach, but Israel denies use of live fire.
Normalisation with Israel requires Palestinian state: Saudi FM
Prince Faisal bin Farhan quashes speculation that Saudi Arabia may be set to establish full diplomatic ties with Israel.
US House votes to decriminalise cannabis at the federal level
Bill would expunge federal marijuana convictions, but it is unlikely to advance in the current Republican-held Senate.
Venezuela urges firms to sign trade deals with Turkey, Iran
US sanctions have not forced Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro from office, but have worsened the economic crisis.
Trudeau declines to comment on possible release of Huawei CFO
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says his priority is the safe return of two Canadians detained in China.
Bahrain becomes second country to approve Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine
The move comes after the UK became the first country in the world to approve the vaccine earlier this week.
Budget line Ryanair orders 210 Boeing 737 Max jets for comeback
Betting on pent-up demand for travel post-pandemic, the Irish discount airline plans to expand service across Europe.
Iran to accelerate underground uranium enrichment: IAEA
UN nuclear watchdog says Iran plans to install hundreds more advanced uranium-enriching centrifuges at Natanz plant.
Brazil’s latest sales pitch? Come exploit the Amazon rainforest
Environment Minister Ricardo Salles has been called a 'termite eating the ministry from the inside' by his predecessor.
Trump’s election rhetoric has Georgia Republicans concerned
As control of US Senate hinges on upcoming Georgia runoffs, worries grow that Donald Trump's supporters will not vote.
Fighting hampering aid delivery to Ethiopia’s Tigray: UN
Fighting is ongoing 'in many parts' of Tigray, complicating efforts to deliver humanitarian aid the UN says.
Lebanon arrests businessman linked to Sarkozy corruption case
Ziad Takieddine is accused of being an intermediary between former Libyan and French leaders.
Spain: Armed forces chief dismisses far-right ex-military chats
The WhatsApp texts criticised the current left-wing government and praised former dictator Francisco Franco.
Fire crews battle to tame Southern California wildfire
The fire forced the evacuation of some 25,000 people and is still burning, as two firefighters were hospitalised.
Trump, Republican Party raise $207.5m since Election Day
Their huge fundraising total is a result of weeks of efforts to challenge the presidential election results.
US sets records for virus cases, California readies new lockdown
Health experts predict the US is headed for a surge in coronavirus cases that could kill about 3,000 people a day.
What to expect from Kuwait’s parliamentary election
The Gulf state is set to hold parliamentary elections on Saturday amid a liquidity crisis and the spread of COVID-19.
Jordan, Israel in rare meeting on Palestinian issue
Jordanian FM stresses the creation of an independent Palestinian state is key to ending the conflict with Israel.
Despite pioneering ban, Kenya is drowning in single-use plastic
Kenya outlawed single-use plastic bags in 2017, but the country is still chocking on PET plastic bottles.
As race to end pandemic heats up, ‘vaccine nationalism’ condemned
As UK celebrates vaccine rollout, experts and European officials remind officials of global efforts to end pandemic.
US Supreme Court again asked to block Biden’s Pennsylvania win
The lawsuit is the latest Republican legal challenge to change election results, none of which has yet to succeed.
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