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Aspen officials in South Africa say its COVID-19 vaccine plant risks shutting down after receiving not a single order.

Spring conscription is under way in Russia, fuelling anxieties that young men will be sent to Ukraine's front lines.

Russia says the move is in retaliation to Denmark's expulsion of 15 Russian envoys as well as its support of Ukraine.

The total number of people collecting unemployment benefits is still at its lowest level in more than 50 years.

Nonfarm productivity, measuring hourly output per worker, plunged at a 7.5 annualised rate last quarter, US data shows.

Musk taking over Twitter will not blunt the power of 'dangerous speech'.

The husband of decorated volunteer medic Yulia Pajevska who was abducted in mid-March shares his fears for her safety.

Residents have been warned to scale down their water usage this summer, as critical shortages loom.

Self-governing island, claimed by China, says other weapons deals from the US also delayed amid Russian war in Ukraine.

A leaked video explicitly reveals gruesome crimes committed by Syrian intelligence officers against civilians.

Russia accuses NATO of extending the war indefinitely, but Western alliance doubles down on support for Ukraine.

Amid spike in homicides, President Nayib Bukele declared a state of emergency in March aimed at stemming gang violence.

US President Biden approves disaster declaration to deliver extra financial resources to remote stretches of the state.

Capitalism is tripping over itself to get people tripping on legal psychedelics.

African countries have mostly been silent on Russia-Ukraine war but SA President Ramaphosa has lambasted NATO for it.

Two coups in two years have precipitated a political crisis in Mali, where armed groups are also looking to grab power.

Berlin has eased its restrictive arms export policy to supply Kyiv with lethal weapons, but frictions remain.

Protests break out after a report suggests the US Supreme Court may overturn the 1973 Roe v Wade abortion ruling.

Belarusian president says Minsk is pushing for a peace agreement but accuses Kyiv of being disinterested in talks.

Meet those transforming the pristine ski slopes of Indian-administered Kashmir into the ultimate ski destination.

The consumer price index has risen by 69.97 percent year-on-year in April compared with 61.14 percent in March.

Sixteen Palestinians injured and about 50 males, including the elderly and children, arrested.

The Sounders become the first US team to win the region's top club football tournament in more than 20 years.

Iranian Hewa Rahimpur, 29, is accused of 'systematic human-smuggling' and faces extradition to Belgium.

Iraq is particularly vulnerable to climate change having already witnessed record low rainfall and high temperatures.

Al Jazeera recaps key events of week 10 of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.

Russia’s lack of progress in its war against Ukraine has been noted by analysts since it launched a second phase.

Polls open for local and regional elections in Northern Ireland, Scotland, Wales and much of England.

Private-sector index shows biggest contraction in activity since start of the pandemic.

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 71st day, we take a look at the main developments.

Spanish giants mount a dramatic comeback to beat City and book a showdown with Liverpool in the final.

Poll finds a third of Palestinians support the idea.

Rally comes after Fed Chair Jerome Powell says central bank not "actively considering" 0.75 percentage point increase.

Firm has been accused of enabling human rights abuses by supplying cameras used in the repression of the Uighurs.

Wildlife trafficking gangs have a new commodity to smuggle through India – kangaroos, confounding officials.

Dairo Antonio Usuga's Gulf Clan was believed to be responsible for 30 percent of all cocaine exports from Colombia.

Officials in Chinese capital have designated 518 coronavirus outbreak sites amid growing fears of a city-wide lockdown.

About 200 people are still trapped in the sprawling Azovstal steel plant as Russians intensify assault.

Ukrainians tell of perilous nights under bombardment, frightening car journeys under fire and long waits at the border.

Thousands of people have been displaced and dozens killed as gang violence escalates in Haiti's capital, officials say.

US top court may soon overturn landmark abortion rights ruling, but courts in other nations are moving to do opposite.

Zelenskyy says 'we need to continue the silence' to save some 200 civilians trapped in Mariupol's Azovstal steel plant.

Kyiv says Russia intensifying its assault with attacks reported on railway stations used to transport Western arms.

The two Nordic countries say they will apply to join the NATO transatlantic military alliance.

Legal experts say likely overturning of Roe v Wade would show Supreme Court justices are 'politicians wearing robes'.

The S&P 500 rose 3%, Nasdaq 100 jumped 3.4% while the Dow Jones Industrial Average gained 2.8%.

LGBTQ activists denounce acquittal of police officers who had been charged over killing of a queer activist in Athens.

The charges against the 84-year-old former president and his allies include complicity in murder and assault.

A 6-3 conservative majority on the US's top court appears prepared to reverse precedents allowing abortion.

The Parliament's digital committee asked the Tesla CEO to give evidence about his proposals 'in more depth'.