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Trump heads for expected acquittal in Senate impeachment trial
Wednesday's vote will cap off the impeachment drama that has consumed Washington since last September.
At least 138 deported from US to El Salvador were killed: HRW
Human Rights Watch report comes as the Trump administration makes it harder for Central Americans to seek asylum in US.
Palestinian government bans some Israeli products
Move follows Israeli authorities stopping Palestinian agricultural produce from being sold in Israel.
Hong Kong prepares to quarantine people arriving from China
Mandatory 14-day quarantine of all people arriving, over the coronavirus threat, will not begin until Saturday.
Ex-Al Jazeera journalist drops case against Doha-based network
Mohamed Fahmy has abandoned a multimillion-dollar legal case against Al Jazeera relating to detention in Egypt in 2013.
Second Turkey avalanche kills dozens of rescuers
Rescue teams had been sent out to find survivors after avalanche hit highway in Van province, killing five people.
EU to overhaul process for admitting new members
After Brexit, EU centres on the Balkans for 'geo-strategic' enlargement against backdrop of French objections.
Romanian legislators topple PM Orban's government
Left-wing opposition succeeds in its no-confidence vote against centrist PM, raising possibility of early elections.
State of the Union: Which America is Trump addressing?
We discussed the mood in the United States ahead of President Trump's third State of the Union address.
Alarm over UK government plan to amend early prison release rule
Experts say changing early release law for 'terror' convicts could harm civil liberties, create two-tier justice system.
Erdogan says Syrian forces must pull back from Idlib posts
Turkey's president warns Syrian forces to back off from Turkish observation posts in Idlib or risk being forced to.
Cameroon boosts security after suspected separatist attacks
Police in Cameroon are on high alert after a number of suspected separatist attacks in political capital Yaounde and economic hub Douala.
Russian S-400 missile delivery to India by end of 2021: Official
New Delhi signed $5bn deal for state-of-the-art missile defence system in 2018 amid US sanctions threat.
Bhutan to impose 'sustainable development fee' on Indian tourists
This comes after sharp rise in visitors from India caused a strain on tiny Himalayan nation's ecology.
Netanyahu-Burhan meeting raises eyebrows, exposes divide in Sudan
Coalition leading anti-Bashir protests accuses sovereign council head of violating Sudan's constitutional declaration.
What does Trump's deal mean for Palestinian prisoners?
The proposal contains provisions for the release of Palestinian prisoners which will not be fulfilled.
Peru's fishermen take riskier dives as catches dry up
Poor fishing regulation, climate change mean Peru's fishermen are diving deeper and further out, posing risks to lives.
Coronavirus hits Thai tourist industry as Chinese stay away
Chinese tour groups have been banned from travelling abroad due to outbreak - and this has decimated Thailand's tourism industry.
Outsourcing injustice: Guantanamo on the Euphrates
Men, women and children branded ISIL members face death sentences as the West outsources its brand of injustice.
Malawi president to appeal court ruling annulling election win
Peter Mutharika plans to challenge constitutional court's decision to overturn his 2019 poll victory, spokesman says.
African students trapped in coronavirus-hit Wuhan plead for help
Stuck in epicentre of viral outbreak, young people from Africa urge their governments to evacuate them.
In Pictures: Trump's third State of the Union address
US president uses occasion to drum up support among his base on eve of vote expected to acquit him of impeachment.
Trump renews pledge to bring back US troops from Afghanistan
The US president says he wants to end America's longest war, as his administration engages Taliban in peace talks.
'Pockets of memory': Living with dementia in Nigeria
Care-givers and medical professionals in Ibadan are confronting a growing problem with love, patience and medication.
10 people on quarantined ship in Japan confirmed with coronavirus
Thousands are quarantined on board the Diamond Princess off Yokohama as officials carry out tests for the deadly virus.
Iran, economy, 'values': What did Trump say in State of Union?
US president's address was full of rhetoric to appeal to his base, but he avoided impeachment on eve of Senate vote.
Indian government trying to erase Kashmir's history: Khalida Shah
Daughter of Sheikh Abdullah, whose family ruled Kashmir for decades, accuses India of erasing her father's legacy.
Trump delivers State of the Union address amid impeachment trial
Trump expected to focus on economy, job growth, immigration in last State of Union address before November's election.
US Senate so far split neatly along party lines on impeachment
In hearings on Monday and Tuesday, US senators explained why they were voting to convict or acquit the president.
Indigenous challenge to Trans Mountain pipeline dismissed
Indigenous leaders in Canada disappointed but unfazed after court dismisses Trans Mountain challenge.
China coronavirus outbreak: All the latest updates
Global death toll reaches 427 with two reported dead outside mainland China as the number of infections passes 20,500.
Iranian students with valid visas turned back at US borders
More than a dozen Iranian students with valid visas to study in the US have been deported since August.
Could the killing of Turkish troops damage Turkey-Russia ties?
Though a source of friction, analysts say Ankara will not jeopardise its relationship with Moscow over events in Syria.
Spanish billionaire's jail term doubled over 'smuggled' Picasso
Jaime Botin also saw his fine increased to more than $100m.
Why are the poor losing fight against cancer?
WHO report notes 'unacceptable' treatment gap between the poor and the rich nations.
Why is the Palestinian Authority unable to mobilise its people?
For decades the PA has suppressed Palestinian protests and undermined Palestinian mass mobilisation.
Libya rivals show 'genuine will' to start ceasefire talks: UN
Ghassan Salame says warring factions agree in principle to start negotiations over permanent ceasefire.
US border apprehensions drop for eighth straight month
The monthly tally is down almost 75 percent from the peak last May, when more than 144,000 migrants were apprehended.
Erdogan: Turkey, Russia should resolve differences without anger
Recent deadly clashes between Syrian government and Turkish forces threaten to raise tensions between Ankara and Moscow.
Lesotho's first lady to be charged with killing PM's former wife
Police say Maesaiah Thabane will be charged with murder in connection with 2017 killing of prime minister's ex-wife.
Hong Kong sees first coronavirus death as hospital workers strike
Health officials said the victim's condition suddenly worsened overnight Monday.
9 killed, including 3 children, at video game arcade in Mexico
The attackers were searching for specific targets, but then opened fire indiscriminately on customers, officials say.
Iowa caucus results delayed due to 'reporting issue'
Results from first voting contest of 2020 presidential election season delayed due to 'quality checks', officials say.
Refugee children amid crowds of protesters tear gassed on Lesbos
Tensions mount as asylum seekers living in Moria, a notoriously overcrowded Greek camp, rally against poor conditions.
Iraq struggles to switch from imported fuel to national gas
Despite awareness campaigns and government subsidy, users are reluctant to move away from conventional fuel
Top EU diplomat warns against Trump's Middle East peace plan
Josep Borrell calls for direct negotiations between Israelis and Palestinians, who have rejected US president's vision.
Court issues arrest warrant for Zuma, suspended until May
South African court issues arrest warrant for ex-president after no-show at pre-trial hearing over corruption charges.
Kenya's former President Daniel arap Moi has died, aged 95
Moi was seen as a unifying figure when he took power in 1978. He led Kenya for 24 years before stepping down in 2002.
Despair, defiance in Iran after US killing of Qassem Soleimani
Twists and turns in Iran's multiple crises heighten sense of despair in Tehran, but some continue to cling on to hope.
Amazon rainforest: Indigenous leaders seek British gov’t support
Indigenous leaders call on the British government to help stop exploitation of the Amazon.
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