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The children's storyteller helping Taiwan sort fact from fiction
Concerns about disinformation, particularly from mainland China, have grown since Tsai Ing-wen first took power in 2016.
China confirms spread of new coronavirus, surge in new infections
First cases reported in Beijing and southern China as country prepares for annual Lunar New Year holidays.
Bolivia: Morales names MAS party candidates for May election
Ex-Economy Minister Catacora and ex-Foreign Minister Choquehuanca to each run for president and vice president.
Iraq protesters block roads as they step up calls for reform
More protests planned as demonstrators call for overhaul of political system, new prime minister and electoral laws.
What the Cyprus rape case tells us about justice in Europe
Judicial systems across the continent are failing victims of rape.
No more arms: Libya protagonists pledge to halt weapon transfers
Reports of arms, troops, and cash flooding into Libya from foreign allies has sparked concerns of further bloodshed.
How can Lebanon overcome its economic crisis?
Months of anti-government protests in Lebanon have failed to provoke government action on their demands.
Iraq's Shia armed groups met over 'US aggression': Spokesman
Spokesman of Iran-linked Kataib Hezbollah group says meeting took place with Iraq's Shia cleric Muqtada al-Sadr.
Beirut turns into a battleground as clashes escalate
Confrontation between authorities and protesters continues in crisis-hit Lebanon as leaders fail to form new government.
Pompeo expresses outrage over death of US citizen jailed in Egypt
US national Moustafa Kassem died following a protracted hunger strike after being incarcerated for more than 6 years.
Gaza photographer wounded in attack by Israeli forces loses eye
Attiya Darwish was hit with tear gas canister in his face in December 2018 while covering Friday protests in Gaza Strip.
Libya summit: Participants agree to respect arms embargo
World leaders pledge not supply weapons to warring parties as peace negotiations in Germany bring all sides together.
Dozens of Yemeni soldiers killed in Marib military camp attack
Saudi national TV blames Houthi rebels for deadly assault involving ballistic missiles and drones.
Clashes cut short Hong Kong rally as police officers are attacked
Violence erupts at rally after thousands gather at a park to call for greater democratic freedoms in China-ruled city.
Former UN official slams Israel 'humiliation' of Palestinians
Former UN Assistant Secretary-General Andrew Gilmour has described the situation for Palestinians as 'appalling' and 'indescribable'.
UK and France reiterate commitment to Iran nuclear deal
Statements follow European signatories to the 2015 nuclear deal triggering diplomatic 'dispute mechanism' last week.
Iraq protests swell with people angry at slow pace of reforms
Rallies demanding overhaul of the ruling system rock capital Baghdad and Shia-majority parts of southern Iraq.
Iraq protesters threaten to block main roads
In Babil province, demonstrators are demanding political changes amid an economic crisis.
Bodies of Ukrainian victims of Iran plane crash repatriated
Solemn ceremony at airport near Kyiv comes as Iran denies earlier reports it would send flight recorders to Ukraine.
Several dead after blaze engulfs Czech care home
Fire at a care home in the small town of Vejprty kills at least eight and wounds dozens, officials say.
Timeline: Haftar's months-long offensive to seize Tripoli
Overview of major events since the launch of a military push by eastern-based forces to capture Libya's capital.
Soleimani and the weight of history
Soleimani is the product of the same historical events that have curbed popular sovereignty and democracy in the region.
End of the library fine: Australian initiative catching on
Many Australian libraries have decided to scrap the fines, libraries around the world have taken notice.
Comoros votes in parliamentary poll boycotted by opposition
Opposition parties said they would not contest 24 national assembly seats after failing to obtain election guarantees.
Hong Kong protests: Several arrested as demonstrators defy ban
Tear gas and violence in Hong Kong as thousands defy a police ban on protest marches.
Did China capitulate to the US on 'beautiful monster' trade deal?
Trump's 'monster' deal and how Xi Jinping wasted his political capital. Plus, Russia's pipeline to the East and South.
Conor McGregor defeats Cerrone in 40 seconds in UFC return
Irishman's mixed martial arts performance in UFC 246 echoes his greatest fights during his unparalleled rise.
Racism in Portugal: A blind spot for the media?
Do Portugal's mainstream media deny racism and lack diversity? A look into reporting of race in Portuguese media.
Facebook apologises for rude mistranslation of Xi Jinping's name
Company blames technical glitch that 'caused incorrect translations' of Chinese leader's name from Burmese to English.
Afghanistan snows: Communities calling for help
Al Jazeera reports from a rural community in Afghanistan that is finding it difficult to cope with the heavy snowfalls.
Mexico begins allowing Hondurans through southern border
A standoff had initially led to the closing of the border.
Scores wounded as Lebanon's anti-gov't protests turn violent
Police use tear gas, water cannon to disperse Beirut protesters who say they are tired of waiting for change.
China reports 17 new cases of mystery virus in Wuhan
The virus is thought to have originated in central China, concerns are growing that it could spread further.
China-backed dam threatens indigenous people in the Philippines
Proposed $800m project will involve construction of 143-metre dam that will flood thousands of acres of indigenous land.
Juan Guaido interview: 'All Venezuelans want change'
Venezuela's opposition leader discusses the worsening political crisis, sanctions and the future of his country.
Hondurans march towards Mexico seeking a better future
As living standards in Honduras deteriorate, more and more people are leaving the country in search of a better life.
Democrats, Trump offer duelling arguments on impeachment
Democratic lawmakers say Trump should be removed from office, as defence claims trial unconstitutional.
'A rapist in your path' anthem sets defiant tone at Women's March
Thousands march around White House and perform Chilean feminist anthem at 4th annual Women's March in Washington, DC.
'We made a mistake' altering anti-Trump images: National Archives
The US National Archives admits it made mistake when blurring out anti-Trump signs for women's suffrage exhibit.
Iran football body slams AFC ban on hosting international matches
Iranian Football Federation says if ban was not reversed, all Iranian teams would withdraw from AFC Champions League.
Police use tear gas in new 'yellow vest' protests in Paris
Demonstrators shouted slogans denouncing the police, President Macron and his pension reforms on Saturday.
Why is the United Kingdom acting against Hezbollah?
The UK puts squeeze on Lebanon’s Hezbollah, adding the entire group, political and military, to its terrorist blacklist.
India's anti-CAA protesters launch postcards to PM Modi campaign
Demonstrators opposed to 'anti-Muslim' Citizenship Amendment Act plan to send thousands of letters, urging its repeal.
Germany to host meeting aimed at ending Libya war
Berlin's bid comes after a recent attempt by Russia and Turkey to broker a truce failed, raising fears of a prolonged conflict.
Syria's protesters: 'Talks of ceasefires turn out to be lies'
Frustration is growing in Syria after a ceasefire agreement was violated, killing 21 people in rebel-held province of Idlib.
Pro-Haftar forces 'block oil exports' from key Libya ports
Groups loyal to Khalifa Haftar, whose forces control eastern Libya, seized several large oil export terminals on Friday.
Turkey, Russia and the Libyan conundrum
Shifting dynamics on the ground in Libya have established Turkey and Russia as the main power-brokers in the conflict.
Cambridge Analytica and the end of elections
The latest Cambridge Analytica leaks show just how compromised voting - one of the pillars of democracy - has become.
Iran agrees to send flight recorder of shot down plane to Ukraine
Iranian official said 'expertise of France, Canada and America' will be used to read flight data in Kyiv.
Somalia: Turkish workers wounded in deadly al-Shabab car bombing
Four killed in blast claimed by al-Shabab that apparently targeted Turkish engineers working on a road near Mogadishu.
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