Muslim men can sue FBI agents over ‘no-fly list’: US high court
Three men say FBI agents placed them on the no-fly list when they refused to spy on Muslim communities in the US.
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Russian navy to join first drill with NATO members in 10 years
Thirty countries will take part in the military exercises off Pakistan next year including the US, UK, China and Japan.
‘Serious’ nuclear incident in Finland but no radiation leak
The incident was described as 'serious' and readiness protocols at the facility had been launched.
EU seals deal on massive long-term budget and virus recovery fund
EU strikes 'landmark' deal on $2.21 trillion seven-year budget and recovery package.
Bosnia’s top judge to resign amid corruption allegations
Head of top judicial body denies allegations, says he is the victim of illegal intelligence activities.
Saudi activist al-Hathloul appears in court, UN calls for release
Loujain al-Hathloul has been held since 2018 after being arrested along with several other women's rights activists.
Migrant caravan sets off for US from Honduras amid new crackdown
Caravan comes after hurricanes Eta and Iota hammered Central America, killing dozens and destroying hundreds of homes.
Meet Washington, DC’s all-female Electoral College slate
Al Jazeera speaks to the three women that will be casting the District of Columbia’s electoral votes next week.
Libya’s east-based forces release Turkish vessel
The seizure of the Turkish ship threatened to escalate tensions in the conflict-stricken North African country.
Macron gave el-Sisi highest French award on Paris visit: Official
A presidential official says the controversial gesture was an unavoidable part of protocol on a state visit.
Egypt to offer as much as full ownership in firms held by army
Up to 100 percent stakes in a mineral water company and an oil firm owned by the army will be offered, says minister.
Two Canadians held in China put on trial for alleged espionage
Foreign ministry says the two Canadian nationals are 'suspected of endangering China's national security'.
Azerbaijan celebrates Nagorno-Karabakh victory, Erdogan attends
More than 3,000 soldiers took part in the military parade as Turkish president reaffirms alliance and condemns Armenia.
Tech giants call for ‘changes’ to Pakistani censorship laws
A version of the new regulations was first passed in February but was quickly rescinded by Prime Minister Khan.
Lebanon PM, former ministers charged over Beirut blast
Prime Minister Hassan Diab and three former ministers charged with negligence over Beirut port explosion.
‘Moral issue’: African official blasts COVID vaccine inequality
Africa Centers for Disease Control and Prevention director warned continent might not see vaccines until 2021.
COVID-19 scare on cruise ship a false alarm, Singapore says
Passenger who tested positive for COVID-19 aboard a 'cruise-to-nowhere' has been found not to have the virus.
Explainer: What the F-35 sales to UAE could mean for the region
US to go ahead with sale of $23bn in advanced fighter jets and drones to the United Arab Emirates.
Oxford–AstraZeneca vaccine: What you should know, in 500 words
The UK-made vaccine is cheaper than Pfizer-BioNTech and Moderna's products, and can be stored at fridge temperature.
Ghana’s opposition rejects election results
President Akufo-Addo won Monday's vote as deadly violence gripped the country.