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Under the deal, $19 from every barrel of oil sold to the US will flow to Caracas, interim President Rodriguez says.

Afghan national granted protection in the US is one of dozens of people deported to war-torn Central African Republic.

A memorial display in Berlin has recreated the scene of the killing of six-year-old Palestinian girl Hind Rajab.

Footage shows a house surrounded by raging floodwaters at the Nepal-Tibet border, with people trapped on rooftops.

Somali authorities say 14 pirates were killed in the 10-day operation to free a Cameroon-flagged cargo vessel.

Online anti-Muslim rhetoric is growing, but life on the ground tells a more complicated story.

Deputy foreign minister says Iranian forces have 'full oversight' of movements in the strait.

A news team, working for the US network NBC and a Palestinian woman were injured in an attack by masked Israeli settler

Footage shows fireworks lighting up Damascus as the Syrian capital hosts the Damascus International Fair.

Iceland's leadership has promised to honour whatever the country's people decide.

This is the 27th time since Russia invaded Ukraine that Zaporizhzhia plant has had to rely on emergency diesel supplies.

The 'Lake Ontario' sign comes in response to the US president's efforts to rename the body of water 'Lake America'.

Few details have emerged about deal between Washington and Caracas, criticised as takeover of Venezuela's resources.

Anger grows in Nepal as flood survivors accuse the government of delays in delivering aid and finding missing relatives.

Iceland's Prime Minister, Kristrun Frostadottir, cast her vote on Saturday as the country held a referendum.

King Haakon VIII says King Harald represented Norway with 'pride and joy', promises to listen to Norwegians as monarch.

Officials at Gaza's Al-Aqsa Martyrs Hospital say cancer medicines have completely run out, as Israeli strikes continue.

Algeria says at least 12 people have been killed in wildfires sweeping the northeast, with the toll expected to rise.

Efforts intensify to break political impasse in a divided country.

South Korea's beauty industry has surpassed the US to become the world's second-largest cosmetics exporter.

The social media personality had been detained by immigration agents at an airport in New Orleans earlier in the week.

Tunisians are struggling to access water as extreme heat, power cuts, and aging infrastructure disrupt tap supplies.

A federal judge criticised the Trump government for attempting to infringe upon foreign students' rights to free speech.

The attack in Kenscoff killed at least 47 people and resulted in the kidnapping of more than 50, as gangs exert control.

Interim inquiry finds lack of fire safety protocols at Islamabad hospital, prompting suspensions and criminal probe.

70,000 Ervebo vaccine doses have been sent to DR Congo in hope they prove effective against the Bundibugyo strain.

In Sudan, date palm trees are an economic lifeline for residents of Northern State.

Two Turkish-operated vessels have been struck this week as a result of the war between Russia and Ukraine.

Israeli settlers stormed Qusra in the occupied West Bank, attacking Palestinian residents and damaging homes.

Niger's military says it is regaining control after a mutiny in Niamey after gun fire was heard in the capital.

Russian strike on an arms depot near Kyiv sparked fires and explosions, killing at least 38 people and wounding dozens.

Activists say Hindu nationalists have sought to mask far-right politics through broad appeals to the Indian diaspora.

Gaza's Health Ministry reports rising casualties amid escalated Israeli attacks, with victims trapped under rubble.

United put in a sorry display as they lost 2-0 to Hull last weekend, while newly promoted Ipswich beat Sunderland 2-1.

Victor Munoz scores late goal to secure 2-2 draw for Liverpool after Nottingham Forest scare in Premier League.

Al Jazeera asked people on the Benin-Agbor-Asaba road how they view this infrastructure crisis.

An elderly South Korean waits to see a brother in the North one last time, while a North Korean defector risks it all.

He fought for fascism to triumph. And it did.

At least four people trapped inside their home, as earlier siege on Palestinian families has continued for three weeks.

Rescuers raced to clear roads leading to the mudslide-hit border port of Gyirong, China's Tibet Autonomous Region.

An UNRWA vocational centre in the occupied West Bank has been raided by Israeli forces and ordered to close.

Israel threatens the Qalandiya Training Centre, one of Jerusalem's oldest still-operational educational institutions.

After nearly three years of war, a farmer returns to Sheikh Ijlin's renowned grape fields.

The crash occurred when a truck overtook another vehicle and struck the minibus, police say.

101 East investigates whether Palau may hold the key to saving the world's coral reefs from climate-driven destruction.

The 23-year-old French forward would bolster new boss Andoni Iraola's squad after the departure of Mohamed Salah.

Ukraine's President Zelenskyy says warehouse was struck, 'followed by a detonation', causing a major fire.

Far-right commentator Milo Yiannopoulos detained by ICE

Iran's president said sanctions and the US naval blockade had caused exports and imports to slump by nearly 35 percent.

King Harald, Europe's oldest monarch, was viewed as a reformer who embraced inclusivity.