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Strike comes as tech giant is facing disruption at its flagship iPhone plant in China after workers' protests.

Mass trial of Cambodia's opposition leaders and supporters results in guilty verdicts for all but one defendant.

Prices rise 3.7 percent in November amid growing expectations central bank will roll back huge stimulus.

'Our goal is not to spin the flywheel of military conflict,' Russian President Vladimir Putin said.

Southeast Asian country's businesses community is divided on how revised code will affect efforts to attract investment.

Jan 6 committee’s final report asserts Donald Trump engaged in a 'multi-part conspiracy' to overturn 2020 election.

Tests are being conducted to determine whether Soyuz capsule is unfit for crewed flight after coolant leak.

US claims North Korea sent 'infantry rockets and missiles into Russia' for use by Wagner Group mercenaries in Ukraine.

Chinese parent company of popular video app says the employees responsible are no longer with the company.

A right-wing dictatorship that ruled Argentina from 1976 to 1983 systematically stole children from dissident parents.

The 4,155-page spending bill includes $858bn for military spending and $45bn in additional assistance for Ukraine.

Chilean President Gabriel Boric says move aims to give Palestinians representation and respect under international law.

From Musiala to Aboubakar to Amrabat, here are the 10 players that impressed us most at this World Cup.

Antonio Rivas took over the workshop from his father in the 1970s and watched as interest in traditional toys fell.

The protests that exposed cracks in China's middle-class dream

Russia's Vladimir Putin slams US move to send Patriot missiles to Ukraine, saying it will not help resolve conflict.

Arizona Governor Doug Ducey has reached an agreement to remove shipping containers stacked as a wall from federal lands.

Women in Afghanistan express shock and anger over Taliban decision that drew international condemnation.

Bail package requires Bankman-Fried surrender his passport and remain in confinement at his parents' home in Palo Alto.

New data shows a still-tight labour market while Q3 economy rebounded to 3.2 percent, revised up from 2.9 percent.

Bill requiring the US tax enforcement agency to audit presidents' tax filings faces uphill battle to become law.

US secretary of state says Taliban is sentencing women and girls in Afghanistan to a 'dark future without opportunity'.

Stockholm is not even halfway through fulfilling the commitments it made to secure Ankara's support, Turkey says.

The groups negotiating with the military government demand talks in a neutral country under international mediation.

Cryptocurrencies, experts say, have mainly been speculative, which only worked as long as real dollars were there.

The president urges people to heed warnings of local authorities as snow and frigid temperatures move across the US.

Transcript of interviews with allies of former US president shows that they invoked the Fifth Amendment when questioned.

Left-wing leader, set to take office on January 1, says his team aims to 'rebuild the country' after Bolsonaro's tenure.

French serial killer Charles Sobhraj expected to return to France but will not leave prison until Friday, lawyer says.

Al Jazeera looks at how soaring heating and power costs are affecting millions on the brink of energy poverty.

If passed into law, the reforms would allow those over 16 to change their legally registered gender with greater ease.

Dmitry Rogozin says he was struck by shrapnel during an attack on a hotel in eastern Ukraine.

The colonial era may have ended, but French extractive policies in its former colonies have not.

Who is behind a coalition against liberal, progressive values in Europe?

Here’s a round-up of Al Jazeera’s Middle East coverage this week.

The war is poised to escalate as Russia has planned new conscription and Ukraine’s allies have lifted weapons bans.

Saudi Arabia expressed 'astonishment and regret' over the ban, while Turkey called it 'neither Islamic nor humane'.

Eva Kaili asks a Belgian court to release her from detention under electronic surveillance.

Federal health minister announces new rule in parliament, citing an increase in cases in neighbouring China.

Kremlin spokesman criticises Zelenskyy's visit to US and military support for Kyiv, says Russia's war goals will be met.

The deaths of four police officers highlight the issue of fuel protests, but Jordan's problems are much deeper.

Yerevan says the troops are not fulfilling an obligation to control the Lachin corridor that it says is being blockaded.

A House committee advised that the former president be charged with defrauding the US - as he runs for the job again.

The group continues to make cross-border raids to pressure Kenya to withdraw its forces from the AU mission in Somalia.

Kit measures accumulation of protein that marks disease - a rare advance in tackling a condition that affects millions.

The bank had recently announced directives to limit the amount of cash in circulation in Africa's largest economy.

The prime minister, who has refused to concede, said the military was deployed to ensure security.

It is time the ANC realises that standing by Ramaphosa is no longer to the benefit of the party or the country.

Israeli forces shot dead the 23-year-old Palestinian and wounded five others in Nablus during a raid.

Ivory Coast is the world’s top cocoa-producing country but receives just 4% of the $100bn chocolate industry's profits.