French policemen sentenced to seven years for rape of tourist
Two officers raped a Canadian tourist at the Paris police headquarters after a night of drinking. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2MNPWZa
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Bangkok chokes as pollution busting efforts falter
Thailand's capital has been blanketed in toxic smog for weeks and authorities are struggling to find a solution. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2GepSoD
Myanmar using 'oppressive laws' against peaceful critics: HRW
Rights group says freedom of expression deteriorating since Aung San Suu Kyi's government took office in 2016. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2CYhciU
S Korea mourners gather at Japan embassy for sex slave's funeral
Kim Bok-dong had regularly led protests to demand Japan more fully acknowledge suffering of so-called 'comfort women'. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2RwWYSy
Attacks undermine peace hopes in Philippines after historic vote
Mindanao voters gave emphatic support to autonomy to end decades-old conflict, but bombings risk return to violence. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2HK8qL8
US-China hail trade-talks progress as Trump touts Xi meeting
China says 'important progress' in latest round of US talks aimed at resolving dispute between top two global economies. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2FZpcEl
Exposed: China's surveillance of Muslim Uighurs
As China faces increasing criticism over its treatment of its Muslim population, new details emerge about how Beijing spies on Uighurs at home and abroad. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2Bfbnxq
Facebook thinks Amazon's ad business has officially become a threat
from Business Insider India http://bit.ly/2CWCoGb
Mongolia speaker ousted amid ongoing battle against corruption
Dismissal of parliament speaker comes as the country reels from separate corruption scandal implicating top officials. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2RXxrHn
Apple Shows Facebook Who Has the Power in an App Dispute
By MIKE ISAAC from NYT Technology https://nyti.ms/2Gejfme
Amazon’s Sales Growth Slows, Even as Cloud Business Stays Hot
By KAREN WEISE from NYT Technology https://nyti.ms/2MIgo6m
40 years on: Khomeini's return from exile and the Iran revolution
Return 40 years ago a key moment in revolution's success, paving way for Iran to recast its regional role and alliances. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2UveubS
Facebook defends paying people to monitor them through its controversial app in a leaked memo to employees
from Business Insider India http://bit.ly/2MGRofN
US Senate rebukes Trump over Syria, Afghanistan troop withdrawals
Senate votes 68-to-23 to advance an amendment opposing the troop withdrawals from Syria and Afghanistan. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2HHwTkf
Apple restores Facebook's developer certificate, ending 2 days of chaos
from Business Insider India http://bit.ly/2Bcm57O
US envoy calls for full list of North Korean weapons programmes
Envoy's comments come as Trump says he'll announce the site and date for a second summit with Kim Jong Un next week. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2sYduBf
Just like it did to Facebook, Apple has suspended Google employees' ability to run internal iOS apps
from Business Insider India http://bit.ly/2UtVeeJ
Guatemalans protest against bill that would free war criminals
Hundreds, including survivors and families of victims of the country's armed conflict, protest proposed amnesty law. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2CUrm45
The 15 coolest Apple stores in the world, from New York's Grand Central Station to London's Regent Street
from Business Insider India http://bit.ly/2ML5kFj
Uganda seizes 750 pieces of ivory being smuggled from S Sudan
Agency estimates that at least 325 elephants would have been killed to acquire the ivory. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2ToJzOl
Players, fans hopeful as Qatar take on Japan in Asian Cup final
Qatar fans resting high hopes on national football team which is set to play its first Asian Cup final. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2Uvzi36
The CTO at $55 billion asset manager Cohen & Steers explains why AI is 'in the middle of a hype cycle,' and what he's investing in instead
from Business Insider India http://bit.ly/2HVuId5
Twitter Says False Content Is Evolving, and Coming From More Countries, Including the U.S.
By KATE CONGER from NYT Technology https://nyti.ms/2HINxzW
Facebook is facing unprecedented corporate drama, but users and advertisers seem to be unfazed by it all
from Business Insider India http://bit.ly/2HJq3Lb
Venezuela's Guaido lays out broad vision for the country
During the speech, the self-declared interim president said police had gone to his home in an attempt to intimidate him. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2GffUn6
Will the US end its involvement in the Yemen war?
A group of senators, led by Bernie Sanders, plans to re-submit a draft bill to stop US support for the war in Yemen. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2G25ozY
Father of late Saudi sisters rejects suicide conclusion: Report
Last week, a medical examiner said that the sisters had committed suicide by walking into the Hudson River in 2018. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2CTPnZ5
US army says at least 24 Al-Shabab members killed in air strike
The strike took place on a camp near Shebeeley Hiran in central Somalia, US Africa Command said. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2G0kMNB
Facebook and Twitter just took down a ton of fake accounts from Iran and elsewhere that were trying to influence politics
from Business Insider India http://bit.ly/2WuZL2l
Instagram: Girl tells how she was 'hooked' on self-harm images
Libby's father says he reported disturbing content to Instagram, but the company did nothing. from BBC News - Technology https://bbc.in/2t2rtpz
This is the clearest look so far at Samsung's upcoming Galaxy S10
from Business Insider India http://bit.ly/2GcaBoh
Pelosi vows no wall funds; Trump says he won't wait for talks
Top Democrat and US president remain at odds as clock ticks to avoid another partial government shutdown. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2Uw3lrg
Lebanon announces government after months of deadlock
Prime Minister Saad al-Hariri to head new government formed eight months after the elections. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2BcUbIV
One chart perfectly illustrates the needless complexity of buying video games in 2019
from Business Insider India http://bit.ly/2ScTEk7
Chip Giant Intel Picks Interim Leader as Permanent C.E.O. After Long Search
By DON CLARK from NYT Technology https://nyti.ms/2WxUbML
Boochani: Asylum seeker on Manus wins Australian literature prize
Iranian Kurd awarded $73,000 for his book written via text messages sent from offshore prison. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2UtcRvh
Obscene porn rules relaxed in England and Wales
Guidelines about what constitutes "obscene" pornography have been relaxed in England and Wales. from BBC News - Technology https://bbc.in/2GbfmOU
ICE is force-feeding hunger-striking immigrants in the US: report
US immigration officials are reportedly force-feeding migrants through plastic tubes, causing nose bleeds, vomiting. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2ToAc1d
Facebook enters its second day of chaos after Apple blocked its internal company apps
from Business Insider India http://bit.ly/2RWCms9
Mario Kart mobile delayed until summer 2019
Nintendo announces the Mario Kart Tour app will be delayed until summer 2019. from BBC News - Technology https://bbc.in/2G1broD
Uber has expanded its app to offer public transportation for the first time
from Business Insider India http://bit.ly/2GeQZ34
Iran to mark 40th anniversary of revolution
The Islamic Republic of Iran was created after Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini returned from exile and his followers toppled the Shah. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2HDd4dI
Trump: China trade talks going well, will meet Xi in near future
Trump appeared to be optimistic about the talks, but he said he wants to meet China's Xi before making final deal. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2MIGPsH
India unemployment rate highest in 45 years: Report
The jobless rate stands at 6.1 percent, a local newspaper reports citing an official survey withheld by the government. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2sVQaUN
To avoid stillbirths, women in Kenya bribe overworked doctors
Doctors working long hours for low salaries accept bribes from as low as $20 to prioritise patients. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2HIZBkK
Russian hackers 'stole Mueller inquiry evidence'
Hackers are trying to discredit the inquiry into alleged Russian interference in US politics, prosecutors say. from BBC News - Technology https://bbc.in/2Rujpbd
EU parliament recognises Venezuela's Guaido as interim president
EU politicians voted 429 in favour of to 104 against recognising the opposition leader as the interim leader. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2SkAYig
WHO: Children, babies dying from hypothermia at camp in Syria
UN agency appeals for unhindered access as 29 children and newborns have died mainly from hypothermia over eight weeks. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2RXcc8s
Uighurs: Nowhere To Call Home
101 East follows Chinese Uighurs as they flee what they call repression and detainment in their homeland. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2G0YBGL
Facebook hit an unhappy milestone: Its days of double-digit user growth and 50% revenue gains are over
from Business Insider India http://bit.ly/2Ry6EMU
Nintendo's first-ever 'Mario Kart' game for smartphones will arrive this summer
from Business Insider India http://bit.ly/2WFqBoK
US immigration courts face heavy backlog after shutdown
Backlog of more than 800,000 cases after longest government closure in history means some asylum seekers will not know their fate for years. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2UwCHhN
UK urged to apologise to Cyprus torture victims
UK agreed to pay compensation to those abused during 1950s campaign but still refuses to accept liability. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2t19QGE
Drones help Galapagos tackle rat infestation
Tonnes of poison was laid down by drones in a project to get rid of the invasive species. from BBC News - Technology https://bbc.in/2CXz8KE
Facebook adviser attacks 'lax' child checks
Facebook's approach to parental consent was "most concerning", says a member of its Safety Advisory Board. from BBC News - Technology https://bbc.in/2MGEtug
Migrants land in Sicily as ship crew faces uncertain fate
European countries including France, Germany and Portugal say they'll take in stranded migrants after Italy stalled. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2S1q8hY
EU launches a mechanism to bypass US sanctions on Iran
EU opens a new channel for humanitarian trade with Iran, showing its willingness to stand against US policies. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2BeLq0W
Six Arab foreign ministers meet in Jordan 'to align policy'
Egypt, Kuwait, UAE, Saudi and Bahrain send ministers to Jordan seeking agreement on regional crises. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2To21Xt
UN sets course towards easing CAR arms embargo
Draft resolution seeks partial lifting of embargo to allow government purchase of weapons without seeking UN approval. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2BcqLKZ
Venezuela detains foreign journalists amid crackdown on protests
Five journalists, three working for Spanish news agency EFE and two French reporters, detained in Venezuela this week. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2G0nKl0
Carlos Ghosn: Arrest is a plot to destroy my reputation
The auto-tycoon feels betrayed by Nissan's allegations which he believes to be 'a distortion of reality'. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2GeS1Mf
Mark Zuckerberg: Facebook won't merge the backends of WhatsApp, Messenger, and Instagram until at least 2020
from Business Insider India http://bit.ly/2sVJMNg
Polar vortex puts US Midwest in a deep freeze
Blast of icy polar air brought dangerously low temperatures to the United States' Midwest causing at least 12 deaths. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2Rw8bD0
Myanmar alliance: Rebel groups consider fighting government
The oldest and one of the largest rebel armies in Myanmar wants to unite with neighbouring groups to fight government. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2WtVj3W
Name row: Greece, North Macedonia have work cut out for them
The prickliest issues emanating from the name-change to North Macedonia are cultural and will take time to carry out. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2RtNjw6
Facebook's expenses rocketed by a massive $10 billion, partly because it's costing so much to clean up its platform
from Business Insider India http://bit.ly/2Wtc53n
UAE in bid to get Qatar thrown out of Asia Cup after 4-0 defeat
Emiratis file complaint hours after losing semi-final, saying Qatar have used ineligible players during the tournament. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2MFMiAr
US, China lead the race for artificial intelligence patents: UN
The UN said patents for AI-based inventions have exploded in recent years, with half in history filed since 2013. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2Sa3SBR
How has Bolsonaro done in his first 30 days in office?
Not well. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2G4eYTl
Afghan forces lose ground as peace efforts continue: Report
Facing surge in attacks, US dramatically increased air attacks and dropped nearly 7,000 bombs in 2018. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2GetGGA
US-Taliban talks stir hope for peace, fears for women's rights
While Afghans are encouraged by talk of the war ending, they fear any deal with the Taliban could limit women's rights. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2G4eX1J
Another Apple employee from China has been charged with stealing self-driving car secrets
from Business Insider India http://bit.ly/2HIoVaF
Knife crime: Suspects could be banned from social media
Those breaching sanctions aimed at cutting rising violence could face up to two years in prison. from BBC News - Technology https://bbc.in/2S9v6bN
Brazil's indigenous people protest against Bolsonaro's policies
President Bolsonaro has issued executive orders preventing new land being demarcated as indigenous territory. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2HJJMdt
It's time we listened to the plight of Thai dissidents abroad
The gruesome deaths of two anti-royalist Thai activists should be a wake up call for the international community. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2Sc7GT2
Filipina domestic worker executed in Saudi Arabia
Saudi authorities sentenced Philippine woman to death after she was found guilty of a murder committed in 2015. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2D0HO2G
Major Australian mining firms back indigenous voice in parliament
Mining giants BHP and Rio Tinto call for constitutional guarantee of indigenous representation in parliament. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2HHG83W
Saudi Arabia: Corruption crackdown 'ends with $106bn recovered'
The crackdown was one of MBS's first moves as crown prince and raised questions over his role as reformer. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2RqjbSk
Sudan's army says it will 'not allow state to fall' amid protests
Army chief Kamal Abdul Maarouf says those leading the protests are hostile to Sudan and are hurting the country's image. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2FY56u1
Mining vs the environment: The battle over Armenia's Amulsar gold mine
Why are Armenians fighting over the controversial Amulsar gold mining project and how does it affect the country's new government? from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2WstYiN
Armenia: Mining Out the Leopard
Investigating claims of political corruption and a scramble for mineral wealth endangering the Caucasian leopard. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2RoYne0
Sultan Abdullah takes Malaysia throne for five-year term
The installation follows the sudden decision of Sultan Muhammad V to step down after only two years in the job. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2UxiF77
Karen minority urge 'respect' in Myanmar peace park initiative
Salween Peace Park combines self-determination with environmental protection, but central government has yet to sign up. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2CXWuzN
Why Amazon Prime may not be such a good thing for the company anymore
from Business Insider India http://bit.ly/2UuCOKN
Power outages hit thousands of Sydney homes as temperatures soar
Electricity lost to 45,000 houses as local media report cases of people trapped in lifts and one hospital losing power. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2Rv2NQy
Samsung Electronics expects weaker 2019 earnings as profits slump
South Korean tech giant announces 31 year-on-year plunge for net profits in the final quarter of last year. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2RXEqA1
Lawmakers are calling out Facebook for paying people, including teenagers, to let it spy on them
from Business Insider India http://bit.ly/2RZmzsz
$1 billion video conferencing startup Zoom has picked banks but is sitting in SEC purgatory ahead of a planned IPO
from Business Insider India http://bit.ly/2Sbz3wz
After 2 years of apologies, Mark Zuckerberg says he wants to go all-out building new stuff again
from Business Insider India http://bit.ly/2UrQBBT
Releasing Earnings, Microsoft Stays in Stride, With Cloud Powering the Way
By KAREN WEISE from NYT Technology https://nyti.ms/2sYuQOC
Google will start deleting Google+ accounts and pages on April 2nd
from Business Insider India http://bit.ly/2GbIA07
Firm That Sold Social Media Bots Settles With New York Attorney General
By NICHOLAS CONFESSORE from NYT Technology https://nyti.ms/2UshOVd
Maybe Only Tim Cook Can Fix Facebook’s Privacy Problem
By KEVIN ROOSE from NYT Technology https://nyti.ms/2RYkahS
US: Purported hackers stole evidence to tarnish Mueller probe
Prosecutors say confidential material from Russia probe altered and released online as part of disinformation campaign. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2Sg47Ln
Myanmar: 'No political prisoners' but dozens still behind bars
Activists decry government failure to recognise political detainees and its usage of repressive laws against critics. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2WozmDk
Regulate social media to protect children, MPs urge
A cross-party committee says social media companies should have a legal "duty of care" to children. from BBC News - Technology https://bbc.in/2BaE9iK
Venezuelans call for humanitarian aid as political crisis deepens
Anti-government protesters take to the streets, calling for Nicolas Maduro to step down and aid to be allowed in. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2MLE0Hi
Microsoft is making the right moves to fix its past mistakes and topple the PlayStation with its next game console
from Business Insider India http://bit.ly/2FZkHJQ
Facebook says it's eventually going to stop disclosing the number of users of its flagship social network and focus on its 'family' of apps instead
from Business Insider India http://bit.ly/2GfWAWR
Google is disabling its app that lets users earn gift cards in exchange for their data
from Business Insider India http://bit.ly/2WxJKsn
Facebook users continue to grow despite privacy scandals
The number of people who logged into the site at least once a month rose 9% last year. from BBC News - Technology https://bbc.in/2Uu7wUu
US Federal Reserve holds interest rates steady, vows 'patience'
The US Fed chairman says "the situation now calls for patience", backs away from expected tightening. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2CSQrwm
February is the last month PlayStation Plus subscribers can get free games on PlayStation 3 and PS Vita
from Business Insider India http://bit.ly/2TsGdtP
Facebook Gains More Users as Revenue and Profits Climb
By MIKE ISAAC from NYT Technology https://nyti.ms/2UnO3om
Amazon Users in India to Get Less Choice and Pay More Under New Selling Rules
By VINDU GOEL from NYT Technology https://nyti.ms/2UvhJA5
Lawmakers look to block US support for Saudi-UAE war on Yemen
Legislators say the war was never approved by US Congress, argue US should halt its support for Saudi-UAE offensive. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2FZPEOi
EU rejects Theresa May's plans to change Brexit deal
European leaders stand behind agreement as UK's PM seeks to tweak the withdrawal text. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2Gd62tK
Assault on actor Jussie Smollett probed as possible hate crime
The attackers reportedly placed a noose around the black actor's neck and yelled homophobic slurs. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2FZaHjM
LIVE: Facebook is about to announce its Q4 2018 earnings...
from Business Insider India http://bit.ly/2TmBOIL
Brazil dam disaster: 'Dead or alive, we just want to know'
Families search for answers after muddy sea of debris swept away everything in its path and killed more than 80 people. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2BcjM4S
Marzieh Hashemi: Journalist returns to Iran after US detention
Marzieh Hashemi arrives in Tehran, Iranian broadcaster Press TV says, after being held for 10 days in Washington, DC. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2WDA5km
He led open source projects in Microsoft's early days of exploring it. Now he's returning as GitHub's new product head
from Business Insider India http://bit.ly/2MI279Q
Xbox Live is down, and the outage is causing gamers to think their consoles are broken
from Business Insider India http://bit.ly/2sWDXPS
Apple blocks Facebook app that paid teens to track internet use
A Facebook research app privacy guidelines by collecting private data like internet history, location data and messages. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2Wq0Ybn
What is Theresa May's next Brexit move?
UK Prime Minister has received the backing of MPs to renegotiate her Brexit deal with the EU. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2SeQNa7
More than half of today's unicorn health startups haven't published any influential research - and some experts say that raises the risk of another Theranos
from Business Insider India http://bit.ly/2HH5bUy
Here's the new base price for Tesla's Model S and Model X
from Business Insider India http://bit.ly/2SdqcKS
UN: New talks on Western Sahara expected in March
Special envoy for Western Sahara hopes to meet different parties in February before a new round of talks in March. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2DJbkvr
Bug in Apple Facetime app let users listen in on conversations
Apple said 'group FaceTime is temporarily unavailable' as the company works on solving the issue. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2UrVYkw
Southern EU Summit sends strong message to Turkey
SEUS called on Turkey to effectively implement Readmission Agreement and normalise relations with Republic of Cyprus. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2HFtPVQ
Chaos has reportedly erupted inside Facebook as employees find themselves unable to open the company's apps on their iPhones
from Business Insider India http://bit.ly/2WvkCCQ
Fifa to stop selling in-game currency in Belgium
The move comes after the Belgian Gambling Commission threatened legal action over in-game loot boxes. from BBC News - Technology https://bbc.in/2MFq3uk
Palestinian teen shot dead after alleged stabbing attack
Israeli forces kill 16-year-old Palestinian schoolgirl at a checkpoint between the occupied West Bank and Jerusalem. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2TnIlTg
An Arsenal of Skype, Voice Recorders and FOIAs
By Unknown Author from NYT Technology https://nyti.ms/2MFcs6d
India: Thousands of ex-army members protest unpaid pensions
It is the first of many planned rallies by groups fed up with India’s worsening socioeconomic conditions. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2FV0N2A
Trump: Border talks 'waste of time' if they don't include a wall
As negotiations get under way, the US president says any deal to avoid shutdown next month must include a wall. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2GaWWhh
Palestine, the Women's March, and imperial feminism
Much effort is made in the US to maintain that Palestine is not a feminist cause and erase the plight of its women. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2RUQjqx
Father of late Saudi sisters rejects suicide conclusion: report
Last week, a medical examiner said that the sisters had committed suicide by walking into the Hudson River in 2018. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2CTPnZ5
After years of unrelenting privacy scandals, Facebook hires 3 of its fiercest critics
from Business Insider India http://bit.ly/2WvcUbS
The hardest mode in 'Resident Evil 2' is a ridiculous survival mission starring a talking block of tofu with a knife
from Business Insider India http://bit.ly/2Gbct0u
At least 12 people killed as floods cause havoc in Saudi Arabia
Heavy downpours hit country's western and northwestern parts with 271 people rescued by authorities. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2DJUq00
Trump lashes out at US spy chiefs over Iran, North Korea and ISIL
Trump calls US intelligence directors 'naive' after they broke with him on several threats to the US. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2Ur3iNl
Sudanese agents briefly detain opposition leader's daughter
Mariam Sadiq al-Mahdi, deputy head of her father's Umma party, was taken into custody early on Wednesday. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2G9t3hs
Turkey frees US consulate staff convicted of terror charge
Interpreter Ulucay was one of two US diplomatic mission employees imprisoned in Turkey. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2FXp9ZB
Kwik Fit garages hit by computer virus
The car repair chain's IT system went offline on Saturday and has been experiencing problems since. from BBC News - Technology https://bbc.in/2Bbhenr
'Super Smash Bros. Ultimate' just got its first major update, including a new character. Here's everything that's new
from Business Insider India http://bit.ly/2DLrowP
Facebook and Apple are arguing over who banned a Facebook app that paid people $20 per month for complete access to their phones
from Business Insider India http://bit.ly/2UzpuFl
Will Greece's rugby 'rebels' prevent a World Cup qualification?
Greece is on the verge of qualifying for their first-ever World Cup, but a splinter rugby group could ruin their chances. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2Gg1Fy2
Does Facebook Really Know How Many Fake Accounts It Has?
By JACK NICAS from NYT Technology https://nyti.ms/2RqYGoD
Italy to allow rescued migrants to disembark after 10 days
Italian PM says deal reached with several countries to take in the 47 people, who had been at sea for 10 days. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2TowV1U
DJI pledges painful action to tackle corruption
The world's bestselling drone-maker says it must tackle cases of employee theft. from BBC News - Technology https://bbc.in/2BbV4Sh
US states could face weather colder than Antarctica
Several states across US Midwest region are bracing for extreme, life-threatening weather. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2FZm63c
Lebanon struggles to protect currency's value
Beirut takes unprecedented measures to safeguard devaluing lira that threatens to worsen country's economic crisis. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2GaVOdq
This website can tell what kind of person you are based on where you live. See for yourself what your ZIP code says about you
from Business Insider India http://bit.ly/2sV8MEl
The Cambridge Analytica whistleblower who humbled Facebook has a new job at fashion retailer H&M
from Business Insider India http://bit.ly/2RrZcTd
Scruff gay dating app bans underwear photos
The app bans images of men in underwear and swimwear after "repeated suspensions by app store distributors". from BBC News - Technology https://bbc.in/2SgJDCi
UAE 'used spying tool' to target Qatar's emir, other rivals
Sheikh Tamim, senior Turkish official, and activists among hundreds whose iPhones were hacked, Reuters reports. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2Sldh9O
Thailand: Hundreds of schools closed as toxic smog chokes Bangkok
More than 400 Bangkok schools closed until Monday to protect children from hazardous air pollution. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2HS5zQv
Venezuela's Nicolas Maduro ready for talks with opposition
Embattled president now says he'll meet US-backed opposition but in the presence of international mediators. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2Sld8Di
Syria safe zone: 'A long-term problem rather than a solution'
While talks on safe zones for Syrian refugees continue, there is no clear plan on who and how they'll be governed. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2HC02gF
Facebook just pulled a screeching handbrake turn, shutting down an intrusive data gathering app it vigorously defended hours earlier
from Business Insider India http://bit.ly/2UqaitP
Facebook: Dissident republicans Saoradh take legal action
Saoradh claims the social media giant removed a number of its pages from its platform. from BBC News - Technology https://bbc.in/2FYq7oy
Can the US force Nicolas Maduro to step down?
US has announced tough sanctions on Venezuela's oil industry, cutting off President Maduro's main source of income. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2DItmOt
Deadly Arctic deep freeze envelops US Midwest
Polar vortex brings record-breaking, life-threatening cold weather across much of North America . from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2UraRUb
Kenya security High alert after al Shabab attack
Kenyans displaced by the hunt for al-Shabab fighters are too afraid to return home. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2Uq4Ozf
The US has formally requested to extradite Huawei's CFO Meng Wanzhou from Canada
from Business Insider India http://bit.ly/2Rp2kzh
The view from Spain: British migrants fear Brexit impact
From fears of a no deal and worries about the pound to concerns of moving back home, Britons in Spain address Brexit. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2DJgM1q
Death toll climbs after migrant boats sink off Djibouti
At least 28 killed and up to 130 migrants still missing after two boats sink on voyage to Arabian Peninsula. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2UpUk2X
Children 'afterthought' for social media companies
England's children's commissioner writes to social media companies, urging them to tackle disturbing content. from BBC News - Technology https://bbc.in/2TlA6Hr
How to Save on Your Next Apple Purchase
By BRIAN X. CHEN from NYT Technology https://nyti.ms/2RlQ2Yx
Why China is standing by Nicolas Maduro
China is Venezuela's biggest creditor, has invested heavily in its oil industry and regards President Maduro as its strongest ally in South America. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2sT7oCb
Saudi Arabia to release Houthi prisoners after ill soldier freed
Saudi-led coalition in Yemen promises to release seven rebel fighters in exchange for sick POW returned to Riyadh. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2MDDdrR
PledgeMusic: The day the music died?
Crowdfunding site PledgeMusic seems to have run out of money, leaving musicians wondering what to do. from BBC News - Technology https://bbc.in/2sShPG9
Tens of thousands refuse 'extension of life' in South Korea
Since 'dying-well' law passed, nearly 35,000 South Koreans opted to die by refusing life-sustaining healthcare. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2DIkE2J
The one about Friends still being most popular
They might not have been born when it was made, but Friends is a favourite programme for the young. from BBC News - Technology https://bbc.in/2HHdvUq
Calls for UAE to be punished after crowd violence mars Qatar win
Qatari players were pelted with shoes and bottles during their Asian Cup semi-final win against hosts UAE. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2MFSxEh
Hamas calls for supporters to send bitcoins
Ezzedine al-Qasaam Brigades launches appeal for support using digital currency amid financial woes. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2UtXgvE
Waste unleashed from Brazil dam on its way to a larger river
Sludge containing iron oxide threatens to contaminate drinking water in five states. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2FXG7as
Bahraini footballer's wife calls on Thailand to release him
In open letter to Thai PM, Hakeem al-Araibi's wife says he will face torture and possible death if deported to Bahrain. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2FYfMsL
Airbnb 'profiting' from illegal Israeli settlements: Amnesty
Online travel sites Airbnb, Booking.com, Expedia and TripAdvisor accused of making money on 'war crimes'. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2DK0XYB
What Russia stands to lose in Venezuela
While the US pushes to drive Venezuela's Maduro from power, Russia vows to continue supporting 'strategic partner'. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2Uvr2A7
Morocco's Village Superwomen
Emotional stories of women overcoming hardship without any outside support, as their husbands seek work elsewhere. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2SjDpBA
Japan-South Korea radar spat shakes stability - when US needs it
Ahead of US-North Korea summit, analysts say latest dispute between neighbours threatens delicate regional dynamics. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2UtDQae
Brexit deal vote: What it means for UK and how EU reacted
European leaders present united front as UK MPs vote to send PM back to Brussels and try secure better exit deal. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2DJcyai
The most important things we learned from Apple's earnings call
from Business Insider India http://bit.ly/2WtWvUU
US spy chiefs break with Trump on several threats to the US
Intelligence directors break with Trump on threats posed by North Korea, Iran and ISIL. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2HD4zPZ
Southern Philippines mosque hit by deadly grenade attack
Attack in Zamboanga city comes days after deadly bombings at Roman Catholic church and vote backing Muslim self-rule. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2Se8LJP
Facebook got caught paying people $20 a month to let them spy on their phones
from Business Insider India http://bit.ly/2RrLmAe
Apple has taken away the yardstick everybody measured its business with - but the replacement might be better
from Business Insider India http://bit.ly/2Wvwqon
Ten years after end of war, Tamils still waiting to return home
Some 30 members of Tamil minority protest to reclaim their lands occupied by the army in Mullativu, northern Sri Lanka. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2FWrns6
iPhone FaceTime Bug That Allows Spying Was Flagged to Apple Over a Week Ago
By NICOLE PERLROTH from NYT Technology https://nyti.ms/2FY6oVP
US-China trade talks: Technology theft may be biggest hurdle
Officials from both sides are meeting in Washington, DC this week amid efforts resolve a bitter trade dispute. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2RZhvnW
UK parliament backs new Irish backstop talks but EU stands firm
British MPs also pass non-binding motion ruling out 'no-deal' Brexit, but EU says divorce deal not up for renegotiation. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2Wtm1JZ
Apple iPhone sales in 'disappointing' fall
Revenue from the tech giant's signature iPhone fell 15% in the most recent quarter. from BBC News - Technology https://bbc.in/2B9bL0A
5 major tech companies, from Amazon to Apple, are trying to make the 'Netflix of gaming' - here's how the competition stacks up
from Business Insider India http://bit.ly/2RnGRa4
UNHCR 'deeply concerned' over settler attack on Palestinians
Killing of Palestinian man comes as settler violence in occupied West Bank surges to highest levels since 2015. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2DIpgpC
Palestinian President Abbas accepts PM Hamdallah's resignation
New government is expected to be made up only of parties that are members of PLO, excluding Hamas and Islamic Jihad. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2UqV7R3
Everyone at the biggest tech show of the year was raving about Huawei's newest laptop. But it's missing one crucial thing that could be a dealbreaker
from Business Insider India http://bit.ly/2BaUpAx
Apple Says Profits Were Flat, Citing Slump in China
By JACK NICAS from NYT Technology https://nyti.ms/2FXHnu6
Here's why many over-the-counter treatments won't get rid of lice
from Business Insider India http://bit.ly/2SgBOg6
Five migrants dead, 130 missing after boats sink near Djibouti
According to witnesses, the boats carrying migrants faced large waves, eventually buckled under excessive load. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2ShfW44
Sudan intelligence chief orders release of protest detainees
Decision to free those arrested during protests comes as international pressure mounts over handling of demonstrations. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2ShDVQw
An Arizona teenager discovered Apple's FaceTime bug while playing 'Fortnite' last week, but he and his mother couldn't convince Apple that it was a big deal
from Business Insider India http://bit.ly/2MGfaIw
An executive at a $771 billion life insurance firm explains how it's teaming up with digital upstarts to disrupt itself
from Business Insider India http://bit.ly/2FYYyv6
Israel ends international observer mission in Hebron
Netanyahu's critics say he Is getting rid of the observers to try and win votes. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2RptXrW
Zimbabwe lawyers demand independent judiciary to try protesters
Lawyers demand that security forces and politicians not interfere in trials of arrested protesters. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2Ws8XVq
Trump ally Roger Stone pleads not guilty to Russia probe charges
Trump's longtime friend and ally is charged with making false statements to Congress, witness tampering and obstruction. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2RrRIjc
Venezuela prosecutor moves to place travel ban on Guaido
Chief prosecutor asked Supreme Court to open a preliminary investigation into Guaido and to freeze his accounts. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2B5rwFx
Huawei and China Have Limited Ways to Answer U.S. Charges
By PAUL MOZUR and RAYMOND ZHONG from NYT Technology https://nyti.ms/2RoNZmv
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Poroshenko announces bid for second term as Ukraine president
Poroshenko was elected in 2014 after mass protests forced out former president Viktor Yanukovich. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2DGxE8Z
On the border, Venezuelans leave notes at the 'Wall of Laments'
Venezuelans fleeing hyperinflation and poverty share stories of struggle at small cantina across the border in Colombia. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2FZLBkS
Kingdom Hearts 3 game released 'without an ending'
The epilogue is downloaded only once the 40 hours of game-play is completed. from BBC News - Technology https://bbc.in/2FWmuzy
A major bug was discovered in FaceTime. Here's how to turn the video-calling feature off
from Business Insider India http://bit.ly/2TkmOLv
US gives Juan Guaido control over some Venezuelan assets
Increasing pressure on Maduro, the US handed control of Venezuela's bank accounts in the US to the opposition leader from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2CNcIvi
How to Disable FaceTime to Avoid Eavesdropping Bug
By MATTHEW HAAG from NYT Technology https://nyti.ms/2G9QW8k
Huawei: A simple guide to why the company is in so much trouble
One of the world's favourite phone makers is fighting for its reputation. from BBC News - Technology https://bbc.in/2B8O7RS
Huawei executives reject US accusations of fraud and theft
China’s government says the Trump administration is envious of Huawei’s success and is trying to tarnish its reputation. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2GcEkh3
Qatar thrash UAE to reach Asian Cup football final
Qatar to face Japan in the final after beating hosts in front of a hostile crowd in Abu Dhabi. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2B3OCwv
'Super Smash Bros. Ultimate' is about to its first major new character since launch. Here's how to get it for free
from Business Insider India http://bit.ly/2MC7x5W
Aid group warns Yemen truce 'on verge of collapsing'
International Rescue Committee urges the world to step up pressure on the warring parties to stick to their commitments. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2RlWY7P
This odd-looking vertical mouse from Logitech should be the last computer mouse you ever buy
from Business Insider India http://bit.ly/2G9VXy2
Yahoo data breach payout blocked by judge
The judge is unhappy about the sum involved and the vagueness of promised cyber-security fixes. from BBC News - Technology https://bbc.in/2TmCtdg
Almost 5,000 Bangladeshi garment workers sacked over strikes
Workers stitching clothes for international brands had protested earlier this month over wages. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2D1YsiL
Brexit: All the latest updates
With just 60 days until Brexit, Prime Minister Theresa May is attempting to get her deal approved by MPs. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2AWAYex
PG&E files for bankruptcy after devastating California wildfires
The US's largest utility faces billions of dollars in potential damages after blazes swept through parts of California. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2RZNKTZ
Huawei's alleged attempts to copycat a T-Mobile robot read like a comical spy movie
from Business Insider India http://bit.ly/2sWr3kw
Italy to open port only if Netherlands, Germany accept migrants
Diplomatic deadlock on who should take migrants continues while Italian minister defends his hard-line asylum policy. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2DGBJde
Apple has disabled group FaceTime calls after it was humiliated on Data Privacy Day by a bug that lets people listen in on you
from Business Insider India http://bit.ly/2SfSvZ4
Duterte blames Abu Sayyaf 'suicide bombers' for Jolo attack
Philippine president orders army to 'destroy' ISIL-linked fighters 'by whatever means' after deadly attack in Mindanao. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2HDVC99
Huawei and China Have Limited Ways to Answer U.S. Charges
By PAUL MOZUR and RAYMOND ZHONG from NYT Technology https://nyti.ms/2CRDxyy
UN: Boko Haram threat displaces 30,000 from Nigeria's Rann town
Fears of renewed attacks by the armed group prompt the exodus of more than 30,000 people from the Nigerian town of Rann. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2sWneMc
Venezuela's slow coup continues
Opposition leader Juan Guaido's support base is not the Venezuelan people but foreign right-wing governments. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2MDgnR0
South Korean 'comfort women' activist dies at 93
Kim Bok-dong spent years demanding justice for Japan's wartime sexual violence against women. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2TrRFFG
'We don't want to depend on husbands, we want to help ourselves'
Community-run saving groups in Kenya allow entrepreneurial women to access informal loans away from banking bureaucracy. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2UnSyPK
Iran's central bank issues draft rules on cryptocurrency
Government regulators recognise global cryptocurrencies and licensed trading but prohibit it as payment inside Iran. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2DFt5vE
Three dead in Cuba as tornado rips through Havana
Rare twister hits one of the capital's poorest districts leaving a deadly trail while injuring scores of people. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2RoyZVE
Illegal migration and human trafficking to top MED-7 summit
Cyprus is coping with an increase in the number of asylum seekers as it prepares to host a regional summit. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2WqxhH8
Funerals held for Brazil dam collapse victims
The first funerals held for victims of the Brazilian dam collapse, as the search goes on for hundreds still missing. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2MKfAhr
Social security tax: Palestinians protest new law
The Palestinian Authority has put its planned social security tax on hold after months of protests. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2HL8D0K
US charges against Huawei could inflame China trade talks
Tech giant's charges of violating sanctions and stealing trade secrets may sour talks set to begin on Wednesday. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2SbMA7f
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Pakistan court upholds Aasia Bibi's blasphemy acquittal
Pakistan's Supreme Court dismisses review petition against the acquittal of Christian woman accused of blasphemy. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2sP9FhK
'Trump-style wall': Pakistan building wall on Afghan border
A proposed fence along one of the world's most dangerous border areas is causing friction between two Asian neighbours. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2HAMty8
UN Khashoggi investigator to meet Istanbul chief prosecutor
International inquiry led by UN's special rapporteur Agnes Callamard seeks to establish who ordered Khashoggi's murder. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2Sf2PQX
Anti-Qatar protesters in New York were paid: report
Qatar says it is the target of a smear campaign after British newspaper reveals woman offered cash to people to protest. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2ME9TBr
Singapore HIV registry data leaked online in health breach
More than 14,000 people are affected, including thousands of visitors, Singapore's health ministry says. from BBC News - Technology https://bbc.in/2CNv1AO
The struggles for Liberian citizenship
Why has Liberia not enacted dual citizenship or repealed a constitutional 'Negro clause'? from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2CQxgDf
Thailand receives Bahrain request for detained football player
Hakeem al-Araibi says he fled his home country because of political repression and claims he was beaten in custody. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2RTo7UW
What to expect from the 2019 South EU Summit
Spain, Portugal, France, Malta, Italy, Greece and Cyprus will meet to discuss security, energy and migration. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2Rm6kR5
Brexit vote on May's Plan B: Everything you need to know
Will Tuesday's vote have any impact on the Brexit process? And how is Europe expected to react? Key questions answered. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2FVVjos
India's Rohingya shame
The Indian government has adopted attitudes similar to Myanmar's towards the Rohingya. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2UsD6Cb
Malaysia unveils five-year plan to fight corruption
Plan focuses on procurement, contracts and requires politicians to publicly declare their assets. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2UqkQsP
FaceTime Bug Lets iPhone Users Eavesdrop, in a Stumble for Apple
By BRIAN X. CHEN from NYT Technology https://nyti.ms/2MFzbPr
Huawei denies wrongdoing after US criminal charges
The Chinese telecoms giant said it was "disappointed" by the US charges, which include theft and fraud. from BBC News - Technology https://bbc.in/2CPr1jb
Uh Oh, Apple. An iPhone Bug Lets FaceTime Callers Eavesdrop.
By BRIAN X. CHEN from NYT Technology https://nyti.ms/2UvgDED
More warnings about humanitarian crises in Central Africa
Aid agencies warn more than two million people in the Lake Chad region urgently need aid. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2CR1o1k
Brexit stalemate: Divisions over UK exiting EU
Seventy percent of voters around Grimsby voted 'leave' - some blame the EU for the decline of the city's industry. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2HPpEXF
US Senate advances controversial anti-BDS legislation
Most of Democrats join Republicans in favour of taking up bill that includes measure taking aim at boycotts of Israel. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2DFsdXV
Explainer: US sanctions to hit Venezuelan state-owned oil company
A look at how the measures announced by administration of President Donald Trump might affect both US and Venezuela. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2Sdym5L
Chinese electronics giant Huawei allegedly paid out bonuses to any employee who stole trade secrets
from Business Insider India http://bit.ly/2WsnYpW
A major privacy flaw in Apple's FaceTime lets others listen in on you before you answer the call
from Business Insider India http://bit.ly/2DG1Q48
Facebook's popularity dips with UK children, says Ofcom
Facebook's popularity among children fell during 2018, according to the media regulator Ofcom. from BBC News - Technology https://bbc.in/2FVye5j
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Fox News Breaking News Alert 5 officers struck in Houston shooting, police say 01/28/19 4:20 PM
'Hostage justice': How Japan secures confessions and convictions
Carlos Ghosn's experience is all too common in Japan where prosecutors are notorious for keeping suspects in detention. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2GaOMWl
Don't expect Apple's iPhone sales to get better anytime soon, says analyst
from Business Insider India http://bit.ly/2B2RrxR
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Fox News Breaking News Alert Multiple police officers injured in Houston shooting, officials say 01/28/19 3:37 PM
The ending of the new 'Kingdom Hearts 3' game is so secret it's not even on the disc - players will need to download a patch
from Business Insider India http://bit.ly/2UoMrL8
US files charges against China's Huawei and CFO Meng Wanzhou
Among the charges are accusations of fraud, obstruction of justice and theft of technology. from BBC News - Technology https://bbc.in/2DDWeYi
US hits Venezuela's state-owned oil company with sanctions
Move comes as US and other countries step up pressure on Maduro to cede power to Venezuela's opposition. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2CP1LJJ
US charges China's Huawei, top executive with bank fraud
US unseals criminal charges against Huawei, two affiliates and top exec with multiple counts of fraud. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2G3SVuS
The US gov't may be open again, but fears remain for contractors
As thousands of federal workers went back to work, uncertainty remained for contractors who were furloughed or laid off. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2WjMaea
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Fox News Breaking News Alert Pelosi invites Trump to give State of the Union address on February 5 01/28/19 1:40 PM
Canadian Jewish group's charity status revoked: Report
A government audit finds Beth Oloth donations supported Israeli armed forces and illegal settlements, broadcaster says. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2SeSKnc
US, Taliban agree to draft peace framework: envoy
Comments by special envoy Zalmay Khalilzad have ignited hopes of a breakthrough in the grinding 17-year conflict. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2HDoNcp
Gaza: Hamas says Rafah crossing with Egypt to briefly reopen
Border crossing to reopen for three days, weeks after Palestinian Authority pulled its staff from there. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2UjbpeI
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Fox News Breaking News Alert US announces sweeping sanctions against Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro, state-owned oil company 01/28/19 1:10 PM
A key EU government watchdog is demanding answers from Facebook over its plan to merge its messaging apps
from Business Insider India http://bit.ly/2Umv0uL
Nigerian lawyers to strike over suspension of top judge
Nigeria's president had suspended Onnoghen on Friday, just weeks ahead of the presidential election. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2WoeRXn
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Fox News Breaking News Alert White House holds first press briefing of 2019 01/28/19 12:15 PM
In wartime Yemen, children find solace in music
Much of the country lies in ruins, but the population of Yemen still has hope for the future. Music plays a big role. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2S7iFgz
UN envoy urges Yemen's warring sides to withdraw from Hodeidah
Martin Griffiths says momentum for peace 'is still there', after aid agencies warn conditions are deteriorating fast. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2MHkBqY
What can an investigation into Khashoggi's murder achieve?
A UN-led team is in Turkey to investigate journalist's murder and wants access to the Saudi consulate in Istanbul. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2sOc7Fe
I spent 72 hours with the first huge game of 2019 - here's what 'Anthem' is like
from Business Insider India http://bit.ly/2sPaNSD
American leaked records of 14,200 HIV patients, says Singapore
The records included HIV test results and personal identification details of people majority of whom are foreigners. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2CMcyo6
Japan beats Iran to reach Asian Cup football final
Osako scores a brace in Japan's 3-0 win, the first time in the current tournament that Iran conceded a goal. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2Uob4Ym
US gov't reopens after shutdown as clock starts on funding talks
A bi-partisan committee will try to negotiate a compromise on border security before February 15 deadline. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2DEIrQY
Shutdown over Trump's border wall will cost US economy $11bn: CBO
The non-partisan Congressional Budget Office estimates roughly $3bn of total loss will not be recovered. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2G7ilbi
Parkour offers freedom to Gaza youth
A group of young men called Parkour Gaza trains everyday on walls and buildings scarred by bullets. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2FSSLax
Investing app Acorns nabbed $105 million in funding and now has a higher valuation than robo giant Betterment
from Business Insider India http://bit.ly/2COsQwD
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez says tech giants like Facebook are the biggest threat to news organizations
from Business Insider India http://bit.ly/2RVAbos
I ditched Instagram 2 months ago for my birthday, and now I'm convinced there's no going back
from Business Insider India http://bit.ly/2CQwupL
Meet the power players of the Disney-Fox merger, who will steer the biggest entertainment franchises in the world
from Business Insider India http://bit.ly/2RSaqFV
Apple is reportedly working on a games subscription service that could be like a 'Netflix for games'
from Business Insider India http://bit.ly/2CNlnOC
Here are the computers, gadgets, and accessories I'm using on a personal basis in 2019 - and which ones I'd recommend
from Business Insider India http://bit.ly/2RSHeyl
Mark Zuckerberg's newest adviser listed 5 reasons why Facebook is actually a long way off merging its messaging apps
from Business Insider India http://bit.ly/2CQwshD
YouTuber James Charles tells LBC Birmingham crowd 'normal'
James Charles tells LBC his career has been "a wild ride", following gridlock in Birmingham. from BBC News - Technology https://bbc.in/2CO5eZ1
Twitter users mock UAE after gender awards won by men
Social media users were quick to point out that men won all of the awards at the UAE's 'Gender Balance Index' awards. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2MGClCU
Palestinians lose eviction appeal in Jerusalem
The property is in the Sheikh Jarrah neighbourhood of East Jerusalem, which has long been targeted by Israeli settler groups. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2sPy0nB
Netherlands turns down request to accept 47 rescued migrants
Rescue ship Sea-Watch 3 rescued the migrants from a rubber boat off the Libyan coast more than a week ago. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2FU5TMM
Blockade Derby: Qatar, UAE set for Asian Cup semi-final
Qatari fans unable to attend, as analysts criticise Emirati officials for 'politicising' Asian football tournament. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2Segtnw
Indian politician jailed for Facebook post on PM Narendra Modi
A politician from southern India arrested for lampooning prime minister in what critics say is clampdown on free speech. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2HJuW70
B&Q 'exposed data about store thieves'
A security researcher says he found a database listing names and details of suspected culprits. from BBC News - Technology https://bbc.in/2RQtlAR
This VR startup impressed Andreessen Horowitz so much that the VC firm flew back from Vegas to hammer out a $68 million deal at In-N-Out
from Business Insider India http://bit.ly/2MCH4VV
The worst may be over for Apple's iPhone slump, Ming-Chi Kuo predicts
from Business Insider India http://bit.ly/2G746mS
From Davos: Dell, WeWork, and Bank of America discuss technology and Better Capitalism
from Business Insider India http://bit.ly/2FTdYRA
Facebook's new head of comms said it doesn't feel like there's an 'insurrection' brewing at the company despite the public backlash
from Business Insider India http://bit.ly/2G5G8rP
Facebook warns that blowing up Silicon Valley firms through regulation might allow sinister Chinese companies to dominate the internet
from Business Insider India http://bit.ly/2FUEI4p
Sudan's protests: The revolt of the periphery
It is the countryside, not Khartoum, that is now leading the political struggle for Sudan's future. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2ME8pqF
Nick Clegg: Facebook should pay more tax outside US
The former deputy prime minister has given his first speech since joining the technology giant as head of communications. from BBC News - Technology https://bbc.in/2DDRYb7
TalkTalk hacker Daniel Kelley's blackmail charge dropped
Daniel Kelley has already admitted involvement in the major hack attack on the telecoms firm in 2015. from BBC News - Technology https://bbc.in/2Sa497H
France's Macron to press Sisi on human rights in Cairo meeting
French leader says he will tell Egyptian president situation has worsened since their last meeting in October 2017. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2Wslqbp
This massive Chinese phone company outsmarted Apple in China and India, and now it's heading to the West
from Business Insider India http://bit.ly/2FXxuN9
Pakistan Supreme Court to review Christian's blasphemy acquittal
Christian woman acquitted of blasphemy in October to return to death row if petition against her acquittal is accepted. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2RnO9KK
Is Trump baiting Iran into an armed confrontation?
Analysts warn of heightened probability of conflict with Iran as 'hardliners' take control of Trump's foreign policy. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2WxEy8a
Pilot 'disoriented' before 2018 plane crash in Nepal
A report on the incident that killed 51 people says that 'miscommunication' was not the solely cause of the crash. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2Ui2k5S
Canada fired its Chinese ambassador after his 'mind-boggling' remarks on the arrest of Huawei's CFO
from Business Insider India http://bit.ly/2MAf85a
Fortnite loot box llamas go 'see-through'
Epic Games will now let players see what is inside loot llamas before they buy them. from BBC News - Technology https://bbc.in/2sSZt81
All foreign forces will leave Afghanistan, President Ghani says
President's comments come as both US and Taliban officials hailed progress after six days of talks in Qatar ended. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2Ro93cZ
After war, Iraq battles drugs as people seek solace in heroin
High levels of unemployment and poverty in Iraq lead to an alarming rise in heroin addiction. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2UnXWST
Cuba: Three dead, 174 injured in Havana tornado
Heavy winds overturned vehicles, uprooted trees, knocked down lamp posts, and left part of the capital in the dark. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2sRwKQN
Erdogan: Safe zones in Syria will allow refugees to return
Turkish president says safe zones to be set up in northern Syria will allow more refugees to go back to the country. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2MA8k7p
Activists caution as EU ends ban on Thailand fishing industry
The third-largest exporter of seafood rejoices the end of ban as it was criticised for poor regulations and unsustainable practices. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2FS5eva
Canada needs a history lesson
Let's remember the time when Charles de Gaulle meddled in our affairs, the way we today meddle in Venezuela's. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2MyQeCO
Facebook rubbished a report from Mark Zuckerberg's old Harvard classmate, which claims that half of Facebook's users are fake
from Business Insider India http://bit.ly/2RSnuL7
Zimbabwe Afro-jazz star Oliver Mtukudzi declared national hero
Tributes pour in for the legend who drew a following across Africa and beyond after he died 66, reportedly from diabetes complications. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2FS0cyM
A Tiny Screw Shows Why iPhones Won’t Be ‘Assembled in U.S.A.’
By JACK NICAS from NYT Technology https://nyti.ms/2Risd3D
Why are France's yellow vest protests so white?
Few minorities attend rallies demanding change from President Macron, which have seen outbursts of racism. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2B4KEDO
Japan: Shinzo Abe vows to restore relations with North Korea
Conciliatory message contrasts sharply from a year ago when Abe set out a hard-line approach towards Pyongyang. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2Tiak6V
800 trees downed as icy conditions grip Romania
Thousands still without power as freezing fog continues to linger over Bucharest. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2Uo4EbO
Bahrain's supreme court upholds Ali Salman's life sentence
Opposition leader Ali Salman loses appeal against his sentence over charges of spying for Qatar. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2TiiRXJ
Bloody Sunday memorial march through Derry marks 47th anniversary
Thousands have marched in Northern Ireland in the 47th anniversary of Bloody Sunday commemoration march in Derry. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2COdbgU
Fitness trackers 'overestimate' calorie burning
Products such as Fitbits overestimate the amount of calories burned while walking, research finds. from BBC News - Technology https://bbc.in/2Wlmq14
UK cyber-crime victims lose £190,000 a day
Police agency Action Fraud said money lost by victims increased by 24% over a six-month period. from BBC News - Technology https://bbc.in/2sNMvZ2
Hundreds of popular cars ‘at risk of keyless theft’
Consumer group Which? found the Ford Fiesta, VW Golf, Nissan Qashqai and Ford Focus were all at risk. from BBC News - Technology https://bbc.in/2UjO78A
UN team probing Jamal Khashoggi killing to arrive in Turkey
Investigators in Istanbul for a week are seeking access to the Saudi consulate but haven't heard back from Riyadh. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2RUeViX
Trump doubts border compromise can be reached with Democrats
Trump pledges to build wall anyway using executive powers and threatens to declare national emergency. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2CRo2Xp
France: 'Red scarves' march against 'Yellow vests' to protest violence
A new citizens' movement created online, now on the streets of Paris, call themselves the red scarves and say they're fighting back against months of violence and disruption by yellow vest protesters. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2CROEre
Saudi exile to establish group to fight for women's rights
Reem Suleiman says she was told to stop writing by senior adviser Saud al-Qahtani and then imprisoned and tortured. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2RljG06
Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood calls for a unified opposition
Banned group urges opponents of President Sisi to free Egypt from military control and the release political prisoners. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2WkFT25
China jails rights lawyer Wang Quanzhang for 'subversion'
Prominent lawyer's sentencing to four and a half years in prison prompts criticism from human rights activists. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2ThS1Pf
The German economy is slowing. Brexit could make it worse
Facing headwinds from slowing demand in China, the German economy must now grapple with potential Brexit fallout. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2DCmyC6
Pirate or hero? Raffles bicentennial fuels Singapore debate
Stamford Raffles landed 200 years ago. But not all welcome government plans to mark the start of colonial rule. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2Uo0qRA
Philippines vows to 'crush' attackers after fatal church bombings
President Duterte to visit site of twin bomb attacks that killed 20 people, including 15 civilians, and wounded scores. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2B4RyJm
Guaido calls for more protests as Maduro displays military might
Venezuela's Maduro watches military drills as self-proclaimed interim leader Guaido issues call for more protests. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2WnHUdO
Venezuela does not need another charismatic strongman
Juan Guaido is not a charismatic leader and this is precisely what Venezuela needs right now. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2Rg8h1u
Lyft’s C.E.O. Is Nudged Into the Spotlight in a Time of Need
By MIKE ISAAC and KATE CONGER from NYT Technology https://nyti.ms/2TjeD1J
Yemeni mothers protest over sons held in secret UAE-run prisons
Rights group demands the Yemeni government 'reveal the fate' of the missing, as 86 prisoners go on hunger strike. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2Rm0I9H
Can there be peace in the southern Philippines?
Two bomb blasts on Sunday are a reminder that the security situation in the southern Philippines remains fragile. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2WgdRVc
Tunisia's secular opposition forms new party
PM Youssef Chahed and his supporters break away from ruling Nidaa Tounes to float Tahya Tounes or "Long live Tunisia". from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2RhAHYT
Russia marks 75 years since World War II siege of Leningrad
President Vladimir Putin praised Saint Petersburg's 'unbroken' spirit as Russia marks 75 years since lifting of siege. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2Wkc6q4
Killing of Palestinian by Israeli settlers 'shocking': UN envoy
Nikolay Mladenov calls on Israel to bring killers of Palestinian man Hamdi Naasan to justice. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2Rk915Q
Search for survivors resumes after Brazil dam collapse
Firefighters returned to mud-covered areas after searches were suspended over fears a second dam could burst. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2HzN7fg
Russia's St Petersburg marks 75 years since Nazi siege
By the time the siege on the Russian capital was broken, hunger, disease, bombs and shells had killed more than half a million civilians. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2DDoz0M
Bashir says Sudan protesters trying to emulate Arab Spring
Sudan's president says protesters are trying to imitate the Arab Spring uprisings of 2011, which shook the region. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2TjK24g
Venezuela's Maduro rejects EU ultimatum on fresh elections
The embattled president dubs opposition leader's declaration unconstitutional, but says he is open to talks with the US. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2RlKvkR
Peru mudslide kills at least 15 at wedding celebration
At least 34 wedding guests have been injured after the hotel's wall and roof collapsed in the city of Abancay. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2FR82sy
Saudi billionaire al-Amoudi reportedly released from detention
The tycoon, who had a net worth estimated to be $10.9bn, was detained as part of 'anti-corruption purge' in 2017. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2G3ImrQ
Don't be fooled: Scammers are pretending to be top YouTube stars and offering 'gifts'
from Business Insider India http://bit.ly/2Sbx5fs
Qatari financial aid distributed to thousands of families in Gaza
Post offices in Gaza are distributing financial aid donated by Qatar to 94,000 Palestinian families. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2TczILu
Yellow vest leader badly injured at protest
Prominent protester Jerome Rodrigues shot in eye with rubber bullet fired by police during protest, lawyer says. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2MBTygq
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One of the internet's creators says there's a potential of severe dangers from the 'avalanche of devices' on the network
from Business Insider India http://bit.ly/2TdaNal
South Korea: Thaw in ties with North boosts ice fishing festival
Nearly two million South Koreans take part in the festival near North Korea border as Seoul-Pyongyang ties warm up. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2FR0cim
Sudan: 'Revolution of the hungry' persists despite crackdown
More protests are planned against President Omar al-Bashir's 30-year rule after many killed in brutal crackdown. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2G4lFUA
Malaysia stripped of paralympic swim tournament after Israel ban
Decision followed PM Mahathir Mohamed's decision to ban Israelis citing abuses against Palestinians. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2UkyVrL
The Nintendo Switch conquered the PlayStation 4, the Xbox One, and most of the rest of the video game industry in 2018
from Business Insider India http://bit.ly/2sPMBiN
Russia: Deal with Turkey on Syria's Idlib not fully implemented
Moscow and Ankara tried to create a de-escalation zone in Idlib to allow displaced Syrians to return to their homes. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2FPDAyV
Philippines church bombing: Twin blasts hit Jolo cathedral
Government vows to 'crush' those responsible for the attack that killed over a dozen people and wounded several others. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2G0rRwK
Environmentalist on mission to preserve island nation Vanuatu
Leimalu Tapesi, the first woman anointed chairperson of a village tribal council, plans to crack down on illegal logging. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2FVCEcv
Mental health: UK could ban social media over suicide images, minister warns
It comes after the father of 14-year-old Molly Russell blamed Instagram recommendations for her death. from BBC News - Technology https://bbc.in/2RjICov
Syria conflict: Uncertainty remains over future of safe zones
Turkey's government wants the whole area east of the Euphrates River to be cleared of ISIL as well as Kurdish fighters. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2UfTXI0
Coldest air front in years advances on US and Canada
The polar vortex is expected to sink across much of North America in coming days. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2B9jgEF
Concern grow over fate of protesters held in Sudan
Why concern is growing among families of protesters held in Sudan. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2Tcn676
Crocodiles at world's tallest statue moved for seaplane service
About 300 reptiles will be removed to allow seaplanes to bring tourists to lake near Statue of Unity. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2B8AnX4
Italy vows to sue NGO over migrant rescue boat
While 47 migrants are stranded at sea, Italian Interior minister wants to take legal action against Dutch rescue vessel from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2DDYeQb
Alert raised over imminent risk to another Brazil mining dam
Firefighters are evacuating communities near a mine tailings dam after its owner reports dangerously high water levels. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2UimAo1
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Manhunt in Louisiana after gunman, 21, kills five
Two separate but related shootings leave five dead, including suspect's parents and his girlfriend. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2G0KZdW
Pakistan cricket captain Sarfraz Ahmed suspended for racist taunt
Sarfraz Ahmed's taunt in Urdu was caught by stump mics but he denied they were aimed at South Africa Andile Phehlukwayo. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2MA3V4B
Venezuela crisis: US accused of interference
The US's recognition of an unelected opposition leader as president of Venezuela shocked even Latin American historians accustomed to Washington's long history of overthrowing governments south of the border. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2sM2gQh
Iran inches closer to unveiling state-backed cryptocurrency
Islamic Republic's embrace of virtual currency could provide workaround as its economy takes a hit from US sanctions. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2Te29sg
Rohingya crisis: UN warns against repatriation
Why the UN says it is still not safe for Rohingya Muslim refugees to return to Myanmar. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2RiMZ32
Khashoggi inquiry seeks access to Saudi consulate, kingdom
Agnes Callamard, UN special rapporteur on executions, says she had not yet received a reply from Saudi authorities. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2TckplQ
Naomi Osaka: When Japan woke up to a new queen
The 21-year-old becomes tennis' new world number one after winning the Australian Open, her second Grand Slam. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2B4WG06
Venezuela crisis: Thousands continue to flee country
As political crisis deepens, those who have left say even if president has changed, recovery is still years away. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2G4cinS
Japan must stand with Vietnamese human rights activists
As Vietnam’s largest bilateral donor, Japan is in a unique position to raise human rights issues. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2Tc1urf
Bansky's tribute to Bataclan's victims stolen in Paris
Thieves took away a mural by the British street artist in commemoration of 2015 Paris attack victims. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2DBErAP
Thai pop idol condemned for Nazi swastika T-shirt
Common Thai phenomenon of Nazi regalia blamed on lack of historical understanding, rather than political learning. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2UiPTXJ
Kashmir's 'half-widows' launch calendar to remember disappeared
At least 8,000 people have gone missing since 1989 according to human rights groups, leaving relatives in no-man's land. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2DDOANt
Erdogan and Assad: A former friendship damaged beyond repair?
Relations between Syria and Turkey may depend on the outcome of Syrian presidential elections in two years, experts say. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2Rjvdgb
Demolition highway: Israel plans to force Bedouin from homes
'Developing' the Negev has entailed repeated efforts to displace Bedouin Palestinians from 'unrecognised' villages. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2UnVsEn
Venezuela suspends expulsion of US diplomats
Order to expel diplomats suspended for 30 days, as Washington calls on countries to 'pick a side'. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2FV9JVZ
Why Saudi Arabia hates Muslim women in the US Congress
It is no surprise the Saudi propaganda machine has come after US House Representatives Ilhan Omar and Rashida Tlaib. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2G20eDn
Why being a journalist in Egypt gets more difficult by the day
Examining President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi's government crackdown on the news media, eight years after the Arab Spring. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2TfGpMD
Bombs target church on Philippines' Jolo island
Two bombs have exploded outside a Roman Catholic Cathedral on the southern island of Jolo killing at least 19 people. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2G0Fo7u
Philippines: At least 15 dead in 2 Jolo cathedral bombings
Two bombs have exploded outside a Roman Catholic Cathedral on a southern island killing at least 15 people. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2sLKWLf
UN unearths 50 mass graves in Democratic Republic of Congo
Authorities set to examine graves in western Mai-Ndombe province where hundreds could have been killed. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2Rh20Tg
Did Donald Trump cave in to the Democrats on border security?
The US president denies giving in as he temporarily ends the longest government shutdown in US history. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2TnEW6U
Palestinian man shot dead during settler violence in West Bank
A 38-year-old man, shot in the back during a confrontation with Israeli soldiers and settlers, succumbed to his wounds. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2B7tUvM
'Significant progress' made in US-Taliban talks in Qatar
US envoy for peace in Afghanistan and Taliban officials say talks were productive but reject reports a deal was signed. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2TbpRp7
Damascus condemns Turkish presence in north as breach of deal
Damascus says Turkey's presence in Syria breaches 1998 Adana deal, but Ankara insists deal gives it right to intervene. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2RQp1la
Brexit: All the latest updates
With just 62 days until Brexit, Prime Minister Theresa May is attempting to get her deal approved by MPs. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2AWAYex
Jamal Khashoggi case: All the latest updates
Here are the latest developments related to the Saudi journalist's murder inside the kingdom's consulate in Istanbul. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2LG4F7N
Australia Day: Invasion Day protests in Melbourne
To many Aboriginal people the day signifies the beginning of genocide and systemic oppression. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2G3IAzo
Pompeo calls on countries to 'pick a side' in Venezuela crisis
Russia accuses US of orchestrating a "coup" attempt, as US secretary of state urges support for opposition leader. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2Hzgazu
Israeli air raids on Iranian targets in Syria escalate tensions
Iran says entering into a direct war with Israel is a decision for the Syrian government, but experts fear the escalating tensions between Israel and Iran. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2S4jDu1
Turkey resumes flights to Iraq's Sulaimaniyah after 16-month ban
Ankara stopped flights to the Kurdish airport in September 2017 after the Iraqi region held an independence referendum. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2TbhqtX
Mexico stays neutral in Venezuela political crisis
Mexico's president is calling for a peaceful de-escalation, and even offering to host a diplomatic dialogue between the two. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2MAyaYU
Malaysia's rising illegal plastic recycling factories
The plastics processing industry in Malaysia is worth an estimated $840m, but not all of the imported plastics can be recycled and will end up in landfills, at huge financial and environmental costs. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2B2d1Cw
Four major questions remain ahead of Apple's most critical earnings report in years
from Business Insider India http://bit.ly/2S3TV8X
Everyone keeps hyping the cameras on Huawei's smartphones, so I tested up one of its top models against the best smartphone camera we've tried so far
from Business Insider India http://bit.ly/2Hz5roP
Protesters storm Turkish military camp in Iraq's Kurdish region
One person killed and two injured after protesters, angry over recent air strikes, attacked a Turkish base near Mosul. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2CKXkjm
UN warns Bangladesh Rohingya long-term stay likely
Bangladesh struggles to accommodate over 700,000 Rohingya refugees fleeing violence that began in Myanmar in 2017. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2RPZ05f
Sony is making the same mistake that hobbled Microsoft and almost killed the Xbox
from Business Insider India http://bit.ly/2COZUog
Children in Zimbabwe assaulted amid fuel price protests
The army denies that soldiers attacked children amid protests against increasing fuel prices last week. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2HAydFm
Meet the 8 chief financial officers leading 2019's tech unicorn IPO spree
from Business Insider India http://bit.ly/2TbgPbO
Qatar begins distributing cash to Gaza residents
Thousands in impoverished and besieged territory received payments, which Doha says are aimed at helping the poorest. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2TewdUL
Is the world economy on a slippery slope?
No-shows and gloomy predictions set the tone for this year's World Economic Forum annual meeting in Davos. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2BfrkUD
EU nations give Venezuela's Maduro eight-day ultimatum
Spain, France and Germany to recognise Guaido as Venezuela's president unless Maduro calls elections. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2Wteo6u
Tunisia calls for Arab League to readmit Syria
The Arab League suspended Syria's membership in November 2011 as the death toll in the country's civil war mounted. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2Re4YrC
Plight of refugees highlighted at World Economic Forum
Headlining world leaders may not be in Davos this year, but many of the global elite still are and it is still a place to strike deals - and maybe even create some change. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2WlkoOA
Kenya: Fear of attacks by al-Shabab hits tourism on Lamu Island
Al Jazeera visits Lamu Island to assess the effect on people whose lives depend on tourists. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2RhUtTX
Northern Ireland fears Brexit triggering violence
Brexit has opened up a debate over the border between Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2UmhPKn
Naomi Osaka wins Australian Open, world No. 1 ranking
Osaka wins Australian Open for her second consecutive Grand Slam title by beating Kvitova, and is now world No. 1. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2DzWqaR
Algeria Islamists name Abderrazak Makri candidate for president
The Movement for the Society of Peace had supported incumbent Abdelaziz Bouteflika until 2012. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2UizEJY
Trump slammed by supporters for backing down on shutdown
Conservative pundits lash out at US president after he ends shutdown while failing to secure funding for border wall. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2G2oEgf
The airport that welcomes drone flights
The airport that helped a drone fly within its exclusion zone in a world-first technology test. from BBC News - Technology https://bbc.in/2G2Nmgc
Qatar's Bassam certain he will get a final chance to shine in UAE
Born in Iraq, Bassam as a young boy moved to Qatar, where he is now one of the stars of the country's successful squad. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2Tb1pEl
US federal workers fear government reopening is temporary
After President Trump announced the US government would reopen for three weeks, there was no one celebrating. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2DBaQaM
Nigeria opposition party halts campaign over judge's suspension
Main opposition party halts presidential election campaign for 72 hours in protest against suspension of senior judge. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2ROvZHp
Tens of thousands rally against 'Invasion Day' in Australia
Day marking arrival of British forces in 1788 is seen as a celebration of colonialism by indigenous Australians. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2B842zL
Inside the sewing rooms of Alaska's kuspuk designers
In Alaska, generations of women are sewing hooded garments to celebrate their culture and to connect with loved ones. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2TfnQs9
After spring came winter: The fall of the Egyptian media
Eight years since the revolution, the squeeze on Egypt's embattled media is tighter than ever before. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2B6FY03
Spanish boy, 2, found dead in borehole after 13-day search
Two-year-old Julen Rosello's remains were recovered from 70-metre depth, ending a complex search operation near Malaga. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2FOetwh
Michael Jackson documentary on child sexual abuse shocks Sundance
Documentary leaves film festival crowd in shock, as Jackson's estate rejects rehashing of 'discredited allegations'. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2G38O54
The Palestinian home hemmed in by Israel's separation wall
Hani Amer's family struggles with living in a home surrounded by Israel's separation barrier in occupied West Bank. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2MxpuCM
Americans can use some democracy advice from Kenyans
As democracy crumbles in the US, Kenyans can teach Americans a thing or two about political struggle. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2sNeCYg
Some lawmakers are already raising concerns about Facebook's plans to merge its messaging apps
from Business Insider India http://bit.ly/2RdwTaZ
US intensifies anti-Maduro push as Russia backs Venezuelan ally
US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo to urge UN Security Council to recognise Guaido, a proposal already opposed by Russia. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2Tfq8Y5
Groups hope renewed focus on Venezuela will bring much-needed aid
Rights groups and Venezuelans on Colombia border say more funding is needed to cope with influx of migrants. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2FOAXNU
The Hidden Automation Agenda of the Davos Elite
By KEVIN ROOSE from NYT Technology https://nyti.ms/2sNXn9q
YouTube says it will soon recommend fewer conspiracy theory videos on its platform
from Business Insider India http://bit.ly/2CMVUoa
Migrant shelters overflowing as Tijuana braces for returnees
Trump administration will return asylum seekers to Mexico for the duration of their application process. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2FNJjoU
US militia members plead guilty to pipe bomb attack on mosque
In August 2017, the pair say they threw a pipe bomb into the Dar al-Farooq Islamic Center in Illinois. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2FXwCXX
EU adds Saudi Arabia to draft terrorism financing list: report
Kingdom was determined to have fallen short in combating money laundering and terror financing, Reuters reports. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2Uhywq9
Brazil dam collapse: 200 missing, multiple deaths feared
Scores of people trapped, homes destroyed as tailings dam bursts at iron ore mine in southeastern Minas Gerais state. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2B3aTu8
Airbnb acquires Danish startup used to book meeting spaces for just a couple hours or days
from Business Insider India http://bit.ly/2TgJagD
Qatar 2022: Blockade 'not hindering' World Cup preparation
Qatar is hoping the Middle East region benefits from the 2022 football World Cup, organising committee head says. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2sO01Md
A high-profile Facebook exec was breaking the social network's rule on using your real name
from Business Insider India http://bit.ly/2B38Vu6
Nigeria's Buhari suspends chief judge; opposition cries foul
Chief Justice Walter Onnoghen suspended by President Muhammadu Buhari just weeks ahead of election. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2HvRHLt
Washington DC think-tank will no longer accept funds from UAE
Center for American Progress says funding 'never impacted any CAP position', adding it's 'just the right thing to do'. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2WjxtYF
Congressional leaders, Trump reach tentative deal to end shutdown
Plan would reopen the gov't for three weeks while politicians and the president continue to debate border wall funding. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2RgfY7M
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The first major game of 2019 is out now as a demo, but it's off to a rough start
from Business Insider India http://bit.ly/2HzqaZq
Zimbabwe's violent crackdown continues with reports of rape
Fearful residents locking themselves in at night with at least 12 killed in unrest as sexual assault reports emerge. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2G0M59G
Ex-Trump aide Roger Stone: I will plead not guilty to charges
Trump ally was charged with seven criminal counts, including obstruction, witness tampering and making false statements. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2MxcCwy
Vodafone, One of World’s Largest Cell Carriers, Halts Buying of Huawei Gear
By ADAM SATARIANO from NYT Technology https://nyti.ms/2sJHTDi
Qatar to disburse millions in Gaza aid with UN help
Qatari ambassador to Gaza Strip announces UN-backed $20m package as Palestinian shot dead during clashes with Israelis. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2RRopM6
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US gov't shutdown: How long? Who is affected? Why did it begin?
The partial gov't shutdown centres on Trump's request for over $5bn in border wall funding, a demand Democrats oppose. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2QwZgAK
Flight delays as US government shutdown impacts airports
As the partial shutdown enters its 35th day, a shortage of air traffic controllers causes some delays on East Coast. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2Ueu7Er
FIFA urges Thai PM to free Bahraini footballer Hakeem al-Araibi
FIFA secretary general calls for 'humane outcome' as concern grows over extradition of detained refugee player. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2DB2HmH
US federal workers set to miss second paycheck
US government workers in the US are losing out as the shutdown grinds on, unable to pay their bills. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2UiXp50
I was a PC diehard for most of my life, but I now own Apple products across the board. Here's why I made the change and stuck with it
from Business Insider India http://bit.ly/2FYRrlH
DR Congo's people hope new leader will make changes
With poverty, corruption and high unemployment, the DRC's new president faces many challenges. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2G4kkwG
Apple is reportedly going to release over-ear headphones this year, and they will probably be a huge hit like AirPods
from Business Insider India http://bit.ly/2sQayGF
Qatar's Asian Cup dream continues with 1-0 win over South Korea
The Maroons will now play either defending champions Australia or hosts the United Arab Emirates on Tuesday. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2sPz8ra
Mark Zuckerberg is ordering Facebook employees to make big changes to the way the company's most popular apps work, connecting WhatsApp, Instagram, and Messenger
from Business Insider India http://bit.ly/2Wm5ebF
Two Chinese smartphone makers most people in the US have never heard of are innovating faster than any other company - even Apple and Samsung
from Business Insider India http://bit.ly/2ROCwSf
Philippine voters back Muslim self-rule on Mindanao
New 'Bangsamoro' replaces current autonomous region that struggled to govern due to limited powers, alleged corruption. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2RNEVfX
Overshadowed by Brexit, the poor and homeless ignored in Britain
Campaigners want politicians and the media to pay more attention to the plight of the most vulnerable in society. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2CMhUj0
'The regime has to go': Sudan's ex-PM tells Bashir to step down
Sadiq al-Mahdi, who was toppled by Bashir in 1989, throws his support behind protests that erupted five weeks ago. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2RNeK9p
UN refuses to take sides in Venezuela crisis
As tensions in Venezuela grow, some analysts say the United Nations should take a stand. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2RNB82d
Venezuela's army declares loyalty to Maduro
Local NGOs say 26 people have been killed since the latest wave of protests against Maduro began 4 days ago. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2FWrseN
Erdogan: Turkey expects Syria 'safe zone' within months
Erdogan says Turkey will form buffer zone along Syria border on its own if logistical support not given by allies. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2FNHSXE
Brexit: All the latest updates
With just 68 days until Brexit, Prime Minister Theresa May is attempting to get her deal approved by MPs. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2AWAYex
Jamal Khashoggi case: All the latest updates
Here are the latest developments related to the Saudi journalist's murder inside the kingdom's consulate in Istanbul. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2LG4F7N
Facebook to integrate WhatsApp, Instagram and Messenger
Facebook plans to integrate its messaging services on Instagram, WhatsApp and Facebook Messenger. from BBC News - Technology https://bbc.in/2MwyFn4
Apple is running a global photography contest to find photos for billboards and ads - and now, it will pay the winners
from Business Insider India http://bit.ly/2HxoAYf
Nintendo's most anticipated game failed to meet company standards, so now they're starting over from scratch
from Business Insider India http://bit.ly/2S6ey4b
The opening scenes of 'Resident Evil 2' may give you zombie apocalypse nightmares - watch the first 20 minutes of the game, uncut
from Business Insider India http://bit.ly/2RPnwDJ
Apple's secret car project is much bigger than people think. Of course it had to cut 200 jobs.
from Business Insider India http://bit.ly/2CMAgRd
YouTube Moves to Make Conspiracy Videos Harder to Find
By DAISUKE WAKABAYASHI from NYT Technology https://nyti.ms/2TiAQNK
Zuckerberg Plans to Integrate WhatsApp, Instagram and Facebook Messenger
By MIKE ISAAC from NYT Technology https://nyti.ms/2RfbtKE
The Week in Tech: Silicon Valley Hobnobs in Davos
By SHEERA FRENKEL from NYT Technology https://nyti.ms/2WlvnY2
Greek parliament approves Macedonia's new name
Amid deep divisions, Greek parliament approves Macedonia name-change deal to end neighbours' protracted dispute. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2B2ntKr
Prosecute Myanmar army chief for Rohingya 'genocide': UN envoy
UN rights envoy Yanghee Lee says holding perpetrators to account for crimes was necessary before refugees could return. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2Dz6BfV
Queen urges UK to find common ground as Brexit crisis deepens
Monarch's comments seen as an appeal to overcome divisions over the United Kingdom's exit from the European Union. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2RfpNTE
Thousands tell HMRC to delete voice data
The tax authority collected voice data over the phone and originally gave people no way to opt out. from BBC News - Technology https://bbc.in/2FXnRNu
Trump campaign associate Roger Stone arrested in Florida
Special Counsel Robert Mueller's office says Stone was arrested by FBI for alleged witness tempering and other crimes. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2Htpwg4
Climate change high on agenda at World Economic Forum
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres warns world is running out of time to contain climate change. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2S5qJyh
UN names members of international inquiry into Khashoggi murder
UN special rapporteur Agnes Callamard will be accompanied to Turkey by Helena Kennedy and Duarte Nuno Vieira. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2HzajtY
Impersonation scam hits top YouTubers
Messages tailored to look like they come from YouTube stars are seeking to trick subscribers. from BBC News - Technology https://bbc.in/2DyE2is
Vodafone puts Huawei rollout in core networks on hold
The mobile operator "pauses' deployment of Huawei equipment in its core networks in Europe. from BBC News - Technology https://bbc.in/2sJf75R
Fox News Breaking News Alert
Fox News Breaking News Alert Roger Stone indicted on several charges as part of Mueller’s Russia collusion probe 01/25/19 3:31 AM
Cambodia's opposition leaders in exile to return
The opposition was accused of conspiring with foreign countries to overthrow the government and was dissolved by the court. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2HErVVw
Spotify confirms several mysterious, non-existent artists racked up thousands of listens on hijacked playlists
from Business Insider India http://bit.ly/2WjAiJ3
Unpaid federal workers of US rely on charity to survive
President Trump's Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross, a billionaire, says they should take loans. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2RPn2xd
France's yellow vest protests inspire Iraqi protesters
Iraq's city of Basra has faced months of protests against corruption and poor services. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2CLMYiS
The Outline has been dogged by controversy, but founder Josh Topolsky wants to move beyond it with his new tech publication, Input
from Business Insider India http://bit.ly/2HtmQ20
Irish parliament votes in favour of bill to ban settlement goods
Israel accuses Irish parliament of hypocrisy and anti-Semitism after the latter passes bill to outlaw settlement goods. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2Ue6WKk
ISIL 'caliphate' in Syria to be defeated within month: SDF chief
Mazloum Kobani, a commander of the Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces, says battle against ISIL has reached its end. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2Dy95Lp
Turkey court orders release of hunger striking Kurdish MP
Leyla Guven launched a hunger strike on November 8 in protest of prison conditions for Kurdish leader Abdullah Ocalan. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2FWxCLT
Why Qatar's migrant workers dress up on 'fashion Fridays'
Migrants who work a six-day week spend their day off at Doha's waterfront promenade in their finest clothes. from Al Jazeera English http://bit.ly/2RR7EAH