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People complain of high fees to regularise buildings as October government deadline looms.
Opposition supporters protesting after early results show two pro-government parties winning 107 out of 120 seats.
Czechs held a COVID farewell party and the country was hailed for handling the pandemic. Why are cases rising again?
Braving infection and stigma, Ramananda Sarkar lights funeral pyres at crematorium in Assam dedicated to the virus dead.
Civilian casualties reported as conflict over Nagorno-Karabakh spills into second week, prompting fresh ceasefire calls.
Two American and one British-born scientist won the 2020 Nobel Prize for work in identifying the Hepatitis C virus.
Al Jazeera speaks to leading health experts who analyse India's COVID-19 response so far and suggest the way forward.
Car bomb targeting governor of eastern Laghman province leaves at least eight dead and dozens wounded, officials say.
New study finds nearly 60 percent of women and girls using Facebook, Instagram and Twitter have suffered abuse.
US president was driven outside the Walter Reed hospital so he could wave to supporters gathered outside.
After President Trump tests positive, presidential candidate Joe Biden focuses on coronavirus response across the US.
Ethiopian edges clear Kenya's Vincent Kipchumba as hot favourite Eliud Kipchoge suffers first loss since 2013.
German Minister of Foreign Affairs Heiko Maas denounced the Hamburg attack as anti-Semitic.
Several opposition parties reject preliminary data showing four parties crossing parliamentary threshold.
Boy, 16, was in stable condition with head trauma and a wrist fracture after the incident in the capital, Santiago.
President Trump's medical team says his oxygen levels have dipped twice but his condition has 'continued to improve'.
Figures from the regional health agency ARS show new coronavirus cases remaining above 250 per 100,000 people in Paris.
Al-Manassa says Basma Mostafa was held after arriving in Luxor to cover the alleged killing of a man during police raid.
Kenzo Takada, 81, died at the American Hospital of Paris in Neuilly-sur-Seine, his spokesman says.
Move comes after accusations the Special Anti-Robbery Squad was involved in unlawful arrests and torture.
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