Venezuela
President Maduro fires back at US by breaking diplomatic relations and giving American diplomats 72 hours to leave.
Turkey
Foreign minister says Ankara also has the capacity to create the proposed zone on the Turkish-Syrian border by itself.
Scotland
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by Neelima Vallangi
Football
by Faras Ghani
by Anmol Saxena
Latin America
by Amandla Thomas-Johnson
Abortion
by Chris Kenning
On a new episode of The Take podcast, Al Jazeera journalists discuss the ongoing protests in the besieged Gaza Strip.
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Venezuela's military backs Maduro: Live updates
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What to expect from Putin-Erdogan meeting on Syria
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Nigeria finds more than 20,000 kidnapped girls in Mali
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Regional powers recognise Maduro opponent as interim president
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Why Priyanka Gandhi's politics entry is game-changer
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Russia, Turkey agree to take steps to 'stabilise' Syria's Idlib
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Gunman, 21, kills five people in Florida bank shooting
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Venezuela opposition leader declares himself interim president
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How I will get the Nigerian economy working again
by Belen Fernandez
by Fahrettin Altun
by Atiku Abubakar
by Ramzy Baroud– Abdallah Aljamal
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