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Families of suspected Ebola patients in DR Congo stormed a quarantine centre, removing patients.
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Protests have toppled governments across South Asia. India has stayed immune. Will Bihar elections change that?
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President Ramaphosa says, 'The United States needs to think again whether boycott politics actually works.'
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At least 245 Palestinians killed in Gaza since start of ceasefire, according to enclave's Health Ministry.
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LA Lakers are blown out by Oklahoma City on the road while Stephen Curry scores 46 as Golden State beat San Antonio.
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US Secretary of State Marco Rubio rejects criticism of controversial strikes against alleged drug traffickers.
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Planned vote comes as newly released emails have renewed scrutiny of President Donald Trump's ties to the sex offender.
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Chinese AI models are being adopted by US firms and winning praise from tech leaders in a challenge to Big Tech.
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Israel has repeatedly been accused of using Palestinians as human shields in violation of international law.
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The successful vote means the long-delayed bill has now been passed on to President Trump to sign into law.
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Here are the key events from day 1,358 of Russia’s war on Ukraine.
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Who are the fighters, and what's the family rivalry? When and where is the fight? Al Jazeera explains.
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In Haiti, the UN has sought to source more produce from local farmers. Could foreign aid cuts unravel those efforts?
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Paris’s antipathy for fast-fashion brand Shein hit new highs after illicit products were found on its marketplace.
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On Wednesday, the White House said US President Trump is committed to the plan of sharing tariff revenue with Americans.
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The head of the UN migration agency says more than 10 million people have been forced to flee their homes in Sudan.
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Iran’s president warned Tehran's residents they may soon need to pick up and leave because of a worsening drought.
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Drone sightings, threats and an arms race raise spectre of war.
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The carmaker first announced the plan for battery production in 2021.
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Iran's near-bomb-grade uranium stockpile 'a matter of serious concern' after 12-day war with Israel, watchdog says.
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US President Donald Trump sent a letter to Israel's president requesting he pardon Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
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No perpetrators have been brought to justice after 1977 death-in-detention of famed anti-apartheid leader, Steve Biko.
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Amnesty International warns fossil fuel infrastructure is a 'major source of human rights violations' around the world.
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The pardon of the 81-year-old author comes after Germany appealed for his release on 'humanitarian grounds'.
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US president calls corruption charges against Israeli PM 'unjustified', describing Netanyahu as 'formidable' leader.
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Israeli forces demolished more Palestinian homes in the occupied West Bank’s Masafer Yatta.
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" We're seeing proxy warfare play out."
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Iran spends 90 percent of its water on low-yield agriculture in a pursuit of self-sufficiency that exacerbates drought.
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Thousands of children in Gaza have been forced to take on adult responsibilities such as providing food for family.
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The United States weather agency has issued a G4 geomagnetic storm watch alert, implying severe storms expected.
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PM Modi said in May that any future 'terror' attack would be viewed as an 'act of war'. That limits who India can blame.
