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The soldier disappeared last week from the front-line island of Kinmen before being discovered in China.

Updated defence and foreign policy paper highlights 'threats' that Russia and China pose to the UK and world order.

Economists see Lehman Brothers-style crisis as unlikely despite jitters following collapse of California-based lender.

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 384th day, we take a look at the main developments.

Caught in the middle of rising cross-strait tensions, there are few Chinese students left on the self-ruled island.

Nine years on and still no clear answers in one of the world’s biggest aviation mysteries.

Launches come as the US and S Korea carry out large-scale military exercises N Korea sees as rehearsals for invasion.

Acquiring nuclear-powered submarines described as 'the single biggest leap' ever in Australia's defence capabilities.

The decision allows Ukrainians living in the US to continue accessing services and allays concerns over legal limbo.

Annual tournament happens each March, drawing millions of viewers who fill out brackets to predict next NCAA champions.

Sayfullo Saipov has received life in prison for a 2017 attack that left eight people dead and others severely injured.

Ukrainian minister says 60-day extension contradicts the documents signed by guarantors Turkey and the UN.

On the judicial front, ICC reportedly planning to seek arrest of Russian officials for deporting children from Ukraine.

Nearly 65 percent of the hate crimes were based on race and ethnicity, a report by the US security service says.

How are broadcasters handling staff sharing opinions online?

Bogota accuses Gulf Clan of backing protests by illegal miners that cut off drinking water to communities in northwest.

Leaders of US-UK-Australia meet in California 18 months after security pact launched to counter China in Pacific region.

Criticism of The New York Times's coverage of trans rights reveals the problem with claiming objectivity in journalism.

Biden administration's approval of Willow project in northwestern US state draws condemnation from environmental groups.

The pharmaceutical giant says it will pay $229 in cash for each share of Seagen.

The two presidents signed eight agreements on trade, mining and transportation.

President says banking system is 'safe' but will seek accountability after second largest failure in US history.

Al-Kadhimi says Saddam had been left between his home and that of ex-PM Nouri al-Maliki before later being taken away.

Iraq has one of the highest numbers of missing persons in the world, according to the Red Cross.

Performer is the first Asian to win the Academy Award for best actress in a leading role.

In two incidents in past six months, Palestinians have been declared dead by Israel, only to be discovered in hospital.

A Ukrainian couple operates a chain of nail salons, providing employment for IDPs and a sense of normality for clients.

Freddy, one of the strongest storms ever recorded in the southern hemisphere, ravages Southern Africa.

Secretary-General Antonio Guterres says latest report by UN climate scientists 'could not come at a more pivotal time'.

Panel says the UN, the Syrian government and others are responsible for delays in getting emergency aid to Syrians.

Did China interfere in Canada's elections? We don't know. But journalists must not rely on friendly leaks for the truth.

Search mission continues four days after Esther Miracle vessel carrying 161 people from Libreville to Port-Gentil sank.

Officials say the March 5 blaze broke out in several places at the same time, proving it was a planned act.

New Delhi revives the Village Defence Guards in southern Jammu area after seven Hindus are killed by suspected rebels.

In a night of historic wins, Al Jazeera takes a look at the key moments that shaped the Oscars this year.

The hugely popular sports presenter had sparked a crisis at the public broadcaster after tweeting about UK asylum plans.

Instead of being a mind-opening experience, travel in the influencer age has become an exercise in self-conceit.

Reported decision to proceed with the Willow project comes as curbs on energy extraction in the region were announced.

Human Rights Watch says Egyptian authorities refuse to renew documents to pressure dissidents to return to Egypt.

China aims to follow up on its diplomatic success last week in negotiating an agreement between Iran and Saudi Arabia.

This year’s Oscars included a record number of Asian artists nominated for the acting categories.

Iwao Hakamada was held in solitary confinement for 45 years until DNA evidence emerged to undermine his conviction.

Navalny, 46, fell ill in Siberia in 2020 and was flown to Germany, which said it found evidence he had been poisoned.

Indians took the tea the British were marketing to them, added spices, milk and sugar, and transformed it forever.

Thousands of children have been transferred to Russia or occupied territories, says the watchdog's report.

Most powerful president since Mao Zedong tells annual parliamentary meeting economy and security are indivisible.

Li Qiang says China welcomes investment and private enterprise despite crackdowns.

A man was shown in a video smoking a cigarette and saying 'Glory to Ukraine' before being shot dead by Russian troops.

A historic night for Indian cinema at the 95th Academy Awards in Los Angeles.

Junior doctors to go on strike for three days, protesting against inadequate pay and burnout.