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Egyptians arrested along with several Zambians after arriving in Lusaka on a private plane with guns and fake gold.

Ta'Kiya Young and her unborn child were killed by police in Ohio in incident family says could have been avoided.

The Saudi Pro League club are pressing for a deal for Egyptian forward Salah, but Liverpool insist he is not for sale.

Tharman Shanmugaratnam elected to the ceremonial post in the first contested vote in more than a decade.

Traffic jam at Panama Canal is a snapshot of how goods move in our globalised world, and the collateral damage at stake.

The law requires social media companies to pay Canadian media outlets for news content shared on their platforms.

The African Court has given Tunisian authorities 15 days to implement measures and respond to their calls, lawyers said.

Hundreds of people demonstrate in Sweida, Daraa provinces after the currency plunges to 15,500 pounds to the US dollar.

Arab tribesmen claimed to have Aleppo villages under their control but have withdrawn after shelling and air attacks.

Ossa said the military takeover was 'a palace revolution, not a coup' staged to keep the Bongo family in power in Gabon.

Ben Barnes, chief of the Shawnee Tribe, tells Al Jazeera that advocates do not want the truth 'sifted through a sieve'.

Military leaders are exploiting disenchantment with democratic leadership amid deteriorating economic conditions.

Ireland is trying to balance its policy of military neutrality with a desire to support Ukraine on a political level.

Two men reportedly killed after straying past Morocco's maritime border into Algeria on jet skis.

Israeli forces stormed Aqaba and destroyed a building after besieging it but failed to arrest a wanted Palestinian.

The coup may have ended the reign of Ali Bongo's immediate family, but it's still about the elite preserving itself.

Azerbaijan says it shelled Sotk in retaliation of Armenia's attack on Kalbajar region wounded two of its soldiers.

Food, the universal code for comfort, can bring anxiety and a sense of displacement to many women in India.

Thaksin returned last week in a dramatic homecoming after spending 15 years abroad in self-exile to avoid prison.

We urgently need a radical new framework to protect the fundamental rights of all human beings.

The men confessed to the murder, saying they kidnapped the American for ransom but did not mean to kill him.

BAE manufactured much of the hardware the UK and other governments provided to Ukraine as it fends off Russian invasion.

JPMorgan reported Epstein transactions as suspicious to the US Treasury Department, lawyer says.

Far-left news site says crowdfunding company prevented access to donations, citing 'external concerns'.

Russia's Kurchatov town target of Ukrainian drone attack as air defences stop drone's advance on Moscow, officials say.

Super Typhoon Saola's top wind speeds recorded at 205km per hour (127mph) as it approaches China's southern coast.

In another unpredictable monsoon season, Pakistan's farming communities face a resurgence in of indentured servitude.

Teenager Ralph Yarl was shot without warning through a door after going to the wrong house to collect his brothers.

Presidential office announces price ceiling for staple, citing 'considerable economic strain on Filipinos'.

Presidential election result may indicate level of support for Singapore's long-ruling People's Action Party: Analysts.

As the war enters its 555th day, these are the main developments.

Ukrainian President Zelenskyy says new weapon system has range of 700km and 'the task is to make this number bigger'.

US diplomats doubted explanations that Chinese shipment contained replica weapons, previously unseen documents show.

Five soldiers wounded in the attack in Bannu district of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province bordering Afghanistan.

Amos Hochstein said it was 'natural' to resolve the issue after the 2022 delineation of the maritime border.

Biggs receives second-longest sentence of anyone charged in connection to storming of US legislature on January 6, 2021.

An additional 61 were injured and treated in hospital in one of the deadliest fires worldwide in recent years.

Why has there been yet another coup in Africa? And what's the response of African states?

Survivors mourn losses after a massive fire at a hijacked' building killed at least 74 people in South Africa.

Most military coups are 'inside jobs' and can be prevented only by improving the overall state of a country's affairs.

Disclosure of three trips last year comes as top US court faces heightened scrutiny over connections to wealthy donors.

Protests in Syria, a Palestinian woman's fight, secret Libya-Israel meeting - here's the Middle East this week.

People & Power examines the lasting consequences of Canada's residential school system on Indigenous communities.

Iran accuses Israel of trying to sabotage its missile sector through faulty foreign parts that could explode.

Officials also hire more than 30 'monkey-men to scare away the primates as global leaders make their way to New Delhi.

Visas of the envoy and his family are revoked, marking a further downturn in ties and a rise in anti-French sentiment.

'No room for subsidies' as Pakistanis suffer inflated electricity bills, rising inflation.

Former US president waives formal arraignment in case accusing him and 18 others of subverting 2020 election.

South American nation is grappling with surge in violence as voters prepare for October presidential run-off.