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A Saudi national receiving training at the US naval base in Pensacola, Florida, is suspected
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Alberto Fernandez, who will be sworn-in Tuesday, picks young academic as economy minister as he seeks Peronist agenda.
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US president says he was ready to issue a declaration but will hold off at the request of his Mexican counterpart.
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The teenager has become the figurehead of a global movement of climate justice activists.
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The two men went head-to-head, six days before the UK goes to the polls.
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Some protesters, enraged over discrimination and inequality, increasingly believe in using force to compel the government and the elites, to listen.
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Democrats are pushing ahead with a timetable that could see a vote on articles of impeachment before the end of the year
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Activists slam New York City effort to go after fare evaders and call for an end to police brutality.
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Four people, including the gunman, killed in shooting at Naval Air Station Pensacola in Florida, the US Navy says.
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Alexandra Hall Hall slammed the Conservative government in her resignation letter.
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Agnes Reeves Taylor had been due to face charges of torture and conspiracy to commit torture during Liberia's civil war.
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The European parties did not trigger a mechanism in the accord that could renew UN sanctions against Iran.
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Gaza's health ministry says 14 Palestinians have been wounded by Israeli fire, four of them with live gunshots.
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Usman Khan, who killed two people and injured several others, had a terrorism conviction and was only released from prison last year.
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All five candidates in next week's vote are considered part of the political elite, linked to Abdelaziz Bouteflika.
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While visiting Holocaust memorial, chancellor pledges to fight rising anti-Semitism and racism in Germany, Europe.
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At least 62 people died after their boat, which launched from the northern town of Barra in The Gambia, capsized.
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Deal mapping out sea boundary is 'blatant violation of international law', says Greek foreign minister.
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Many say the financial crisis in neighbouring Lebanon has further devalued Syria's wounded economy.
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Bosnian authorities agree to dismantle camp but migrants, eager to reach the EU, are protesting against resettlement.
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Miriama Kamo is a Maori woman from New Zealand, who has embarked on a very public journey towards zero waste.
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Rescue operation under way after six-storey residential structure in Kenyan capital collapses.
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We travel more than 2,000km and visit communities along the route of the oil pipeline that cuts across Indigenous land.
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Europeans will urge Iran to stop violating nuclear deal, but Tehran remains angered by sanctions imposed by Washington.
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More than 20,000 people in Samoa have been vaccinated against measles in two days.
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Al Jazeera follows the Cambodian team as they aim to change perceptions about disability in their country.
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Jamaicans have transformed a history of pain into delicious food, but what if you are allergic to your national dish?
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Ro Nay San Lwin and Maung Zarni tell Al Jazeera they fear for their lives but will not be 'silenced' by online abuse.
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Sudan has been involved in the five-year Yemen civil war since 2015 as part of the Saudi-led coalition.
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Opposition Labour Party believes there is a chance of unseating Johnson in his constituency.
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Al Jazeera met with people clinging to their livelihoods in a changing landscape in the southern US.
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An estimated two million hectares of land have burned so far on the continent, the size of some smaller countries.
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Governor Mike Sonko is the latest in a string of top government officials to be hauled in on corruption charges.
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Ken Loach and Edouard Louis explore class struggle, poverty, the rise of the Far Right and the perils of the Left.
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Journalists in Sri Lanka say they are facing intimidation from the new government
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Outrage over ICC prosecutor saying that giving stipends to families of killed or jailed Palestinians is a war crime.
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We challenge Pakistan's human rights minister on alleged government abuses and the treatment of religious minorities.
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Two Russian hackers are being accused of running a phishing campaign to steal millions in more than 40 countries
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For the first time, Muhammad makes list of top 10 baby names, after steady climb in BabyCenter's annual list.
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Investigation challenges credibility of the May elections, which saw incumbent President Mutharika secure a second term.
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Video journalist Veby Mega Indah was hit in one eye by projectile fired by riot police during protests in September.
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Senior North Korean diplomat says Trump showed 'no courtesy' when he repeated reference to Kim Jon Un as 'rocket man'.
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Police say they shot dead four accused in vet's rape and murder case after they tried to escape from custody.
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At least 140 new cases reported in the last 24 hours as death toll climbs to 63 while 20 children remain critically ill.
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From September to November 2019, four more environment workers across the country were killed.
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US Senate approval on bill denouncing 'internment camps' in Xinjiang expected within two weeks and could be unanimous.
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The Canadian prime minister faces first test after his Liberals lost the majority in October's election.
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Judges at the Hague 'overstepped their powers' when ruling against abuse investigations, prosecutors have said.
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Highly anticipated match saw the Green Falcons beat the Maroons 1-0, setting up a showdown between Saudi and Bahrain.
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From underground former car-parks to the rooftops of the famous skyline, an agricultural revolution is taking place.
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