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North Korea watchers say there are cases in the country and are concerned it will devastate impoverished nation. | Continue reading
Countries around the world have taken drastic measures, including border closures, in an attempt to curb COVID-19. | Continue reading
Hungary closed its borders on Tuesday leaving as many as 3,500 Romanians stranded. | Continue reading
Mexican health officials say the virus would spread from the US to Mexico, as confirmed cases remain low in the country. | Continue reading
New Delhi revokes ban on social media sites and restores full but slow-speed internet access for two weeks in Kashmir. | Continue reading
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Authorities in China step up surveillance and roll out new artificial intelligence tools to fight deadly epidemic. | Continue reading
Peace deal signed in Qatari capital, Doha, will pave the way for the complete withdrawal of US forces from Afghanistan. | Continue reading
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Billionaire philanthropist George Soros lashes out at Putin, Trump, Xi and Modi as he announces new university project. | Continue reading
The latest Cambridge Analytica leaks show just how compromised voting - one of the pillars of democracy - has become. | Continue reading
Calls for accountability flood front pages of Iranian dailies after Tehran admits it mistakenly shot down plane. | Continue reading
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101 East shows how space technology is helping uncover modern slavery and free bonded workers. | Continue reading
In a first, Delhi Police use facial recognition software to screen crowds at Modi rally, raising surveillance concerns. | Continue reading
A mass vaccination drive covering 95 percent of population brings deadly disease under control. | Continue reading
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The $738bn defence policy bill now goes to the White House, where Trump has promised to quickly sign it. | Continue reading
PM Boris Johnson hails sweeping victory in general election, promises UK will leave the European Union by January 31. | Continue reading
Chinese-owned app TikTok admits it briefly removed video that condemned China's crackdown on Muslims in Xinjiang. | Continue reading
WikiLeaks founder should be sent from prison to hospital, some 60 doctors tell British interior minister in open letter. | Continue reading
The price for the retail shares of Alibaba's second listing in protest-hit Hong Kong will be finalised on Wednesday. | Continue reading
135 years ago today, European leaders sat around a horseshoe-shaped table to set the rules for Africa's colonisation. | Continue reading
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Mobile-savvy youths are flocking to sports gambling, and the government is cracking down on betting companies. | Continue reading
The new currency will have denominations with a maximum value of $0.25, says Zimbabwe's central bank chief. | Continue reading
How the current movement in Hong Kong affects migrant domestic workers and their continued battle for equality. | Continue reading
Pentagon says troops and equipment are meant to boost Saudi Arabia's defences after attacks on its oil facilities. | Continue reading
Residents of Hasankeyf are apprehensive as the deadline to evacuate their 12,000-year-old village looms. | Continue reading
SDF warns of 'huge panic' as Turkey starts long-threatened push into Kurdish-controlled northeastern Syria. | Continue reading
Kenyans are being forced to make a choice between legal erasure and being commodified as data by their own government. | Continue reading
Decades of neoliberalism, neocolonialism and now climate injustice have pushed Haiti to the brink. | Continue reading
The tech legend's innovations laid the foundations of the modern internet. Now, he's working to save the planet. | Continue reading
Message by founder and CEO Masayoshi Son, who invests heavily in startups, underscores decision to oust WeWork chief. | Continue reading
Close to half of the kingdom's daily oil output has been impacted by Saturday's drone attacks, sources say. | Continue reading
The resurgence of opposition is worrying the Russian government. | Continue reading
Disease no longer considered eliminated in UK, Greece, the Czech Republic and Albania as WHO warns of spike in cases. | Continue reading
As the world starts to take note of the teen climate activist, her critics have launched increasingly personal attacks. | Continue reading