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Police are reviewing more than 170 videos and photos from chaotic shooting that sent hundreds fleeing for safety.

Al Jazeera travelled along Madagascar's ravaged coast, where residents feel left behind weeks after deadly storms.

Over the last decade, groups of armed bandits have kidnapped and killed hundreds of people across northwest Nigeria.

Multiple petitions challenge Prime Minister Khan’s decision to dissolve parliament amid political turmoil.

The visit is Obama's first to the White House since the inauguration of former President Donald Trump in 2017.

Relationships between forest dwellers and the animals have deteriorated in recent years, especially during the pandemic.

Smugglers say they have no other option but to engage in the illegal trade to feed their families.

As the government takes a cautious approach to Russia, citizens say it is not doing enough to stand with Ukrainians.

About 27 million people already suffer from hunger. That could rise to 38 million by June unless urgent action is taken.

The move comes only a day after the Tesla CEO took a 9 percent stake in the social media platform.

A survivor recounts being tortured by Russian forces in the town near Kyiv, where evidence of atrocities is growing.

The action on coal would allow for a three-month wind-down before a ban on new contracts, sources told Bloomberg news.

Electric scooter maker is just the third Taiwanese firm to go public in the US in the past five years.

The two carmakers intend to build capacity to produce millions of electric vehicles and begin delivering them in 2017.

EU partners pledge more than $760m in aid to Moldova to help it cope with the fall-out from Russia's war in Ukraine.

The country's intelligence agency says it has informed the two of the group's plot.

Kosovo's president and Bosnia's defence minister share their concerns about regional security and Moscow ally Serbia.

Macron has consistently polled in first place, but far-right leader Marine Le Pen closed the gap on him, analysts say.

Witnesses told HRW that the Malian army and foreign soldiers killed hundreds of people in the southern town of Moura.

In the eyes of the long-suffering Tamils, the demands being made at the ongoing protests do not go far enough.

NSA Jake Sullivan says Moscow is expected to send thousands of soldiers to east and south.

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 41st day, here is a look at the main developments.

Italy, Denmark, Spain and Sweden expel a total of more than 70 Russian diplomats in a new wave of anti-Moscow moves.

The Zambian leader, elected into office last August, says a salary was not his motivation for seeking public office.

Where were all these people now standing in solidarity with the Ukrainians when my village in Ethiopia was burning?

As Russian troops retreat, the small town of Borodianka, 50km northwest of Kyiv, is left in ruins.

The war in Ukraine will have deadly ripple effects in the poorest, most conflict-ridden corners of the world.

The incumbent president's electoral victory will have major consequences both for Serbia and the wider region.

Dr Khan travelled to the Poland-Ukraine border where thousands of refugees have fled Russia's invasion.

Andronick A Arutyunov, an anti-war mathematician in Russia, on the isolation of academia and splits among trade unions.

Finance minister quits after one day as parliament to reconvene for the first time since the imposition of emergency.

Purchasing power is top on many French voters' minds in an election that includes far-left and far-right candidates.

Latin American nation has witnessed protests against rising fuel and fertiliser costs in the wake of the Ukraine war.

Will the invasion of Ukraine prove to be the Russian president’s undoing?

Pampered, protected and prized, Ladoum are beautiful, valuable sheep - the stars of this Senegalese story.

Boubacar’s quest to support his family in Mali takes him to the hazardous depths of artisanal gold mining.

Top court begins hearing arguments on whether PM Khan had legal right to dissolve parliament and call for early polls.

Reserve Bank of Australia's surprise comments send Australian dollar to nine-month highs.

Career central banker P Nandalal Weerasinghe will replace Ajith Cabraal who failed to check spiralling economic crisis.

Documents reveal Canberra began seeking powers to crack encrypted communications nearly two years before unveiling law.

Washington-based lender forecasts five percent growth for the region this year, down from 5.4 percent in October.

Kim Yo Jong, the North Korean leader's powerful sister, issues her second warning to Seoul in three days.

Russian detention of American basketball star could be used as leverage in negotiations.

A look at possible scenarios as the country's top court looks into the legality of Prime Minister Imran Khan's actions.

Consumer price index rises to 4.1 percent in March compared with a year earlier.

India’s finance ministry let RBI escape accountability for missing the inflation target in 2020.

Two years after a pandemic was declared, scientists continue to debate how the coronavirus came to infect humans.

Judiciary committee deadlocks along partisan lines but Ketanji Brown Jackson still expected to be confirmed this week.

New report from UN climate panel suggests what can be done to limit the damage of climate change.

Ukraine defence ministry warns of attacks in Luhansk, as US says Russia is shifting focus to Ukraine's south and east.