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The two Benin bronzes, which were looted by British troops, have been returned to a traditional palace in Benin City.

Ukrainian president seeking dialogue as shelling and bombing spike. Macron and Putin to have a call.

Volodymyr Zelenskyy extends olive branch to Putin as he demands stronger Western support in face of an invasion threat.

Saudi foreign minister says tkingdom is planning fifth round of talks despite previous 'lack of substantive progress'.

Russia and the United States are accused of spreading misinformation as tensions rise over Ukraine.

German chancellor says there is now an opportunity for a deal to be reached and sanctions lifted.

Officers say 'assaultive and aggressive' behaviour led them to use 'chemical irritant' to disperse demonstrators.

Dubai's world fair represents a golden opportunity for MENA participants to drum up interest in their countries.

Brunel, in his mid-70s, was under investigation for the rape and trafficking of minors for sexual exploitation.

Fierce Atlantic storm brought record winds, knocking 1.4 million households off the grid the day before.

Russian leader oversees launch of military exercises involving Moscow's strategic nuclear missiles.

We examine the theatre of the Ukraine crisis. Plus, Afghan media six months since the Taliban’s takeover.

Troops targeted by 'unidentified armed men' in the Archam region near the border with restive Burkina Faso and Niger.

Announcement comes as Kyiv says a Ukrainian soldier was killed in shelling by rebels in the east of the country.

Oil prices have hit an eight-year high on US warnings of a possible war in Ukraine.

President says Ukraine deserves stronger international support for the important role it plays for Europe's security.

Afghanistan’s deputy finance minister on the Taliban-led government's plan to prevent a complete economic meltdown.

Judge tells planemaker to halt any practical effects of a decision to revoke a $6bn jet order from the Gulf carrier.

Disinformation expert Carmen Celestini speaks to Al Jazeera about border blockades, occupation that paralysed Canada.

The revelation could interest federal investigators responsible for policing the handling of government secrets.

As hospitals struggle with surge of patients, experts wonder whether Zero COVID policy contributed to city's problems.

US president says Russian attack could be 'in coming days', but says path of diplomacy still open to reduce tensions.

Many protesters remain defiant, refusing to leave the downtown core of Canada's capital despite repeated warnings.

Traders also took risk off the table ahead of a United States holiday on Monday.

Reporters observed Israeli border police charging protesters with horses in occupied East Jerusalem.

Storm Eunice and its powerful winds killed people with fallen trees, flying debris, and gusts that blew a man overboard.

Proposed bill is modelled on a new Texas law that allows people to seek penalties against abortion providers.

The import shutdown was triggered by a threat made to a United States food inspector.

Little done in response to repeated warnings of risks of mountainside construction, researchers and public servants say.

Many public employees work one or two additional jobs to make ends meet.

Diplomacy intensifies as shelling and fighting increases in eastern Ukraine.

Security experts urge the EU to develop a more 'people-centred' approach towards security in Africa.

President Saied faces tough challenge as he tries to balance international lenders' conditions, needs of Tunisians.

Former suburban Minneapolis police officer Kim Potter receives lesser sentence after shooting Wright at traffic stop.

Relatives call for international inquiry to help push forward a floundering local investigation into the explosion.

Indian students in Ukraine say there's no clarity from New Delhi if it's safe to stay and what happens to their studies.

Recognition of 'Jordanian women' in the constitution ignited a brawl in parliament and debate over their status.

At least 117 people are dead in the wake of floods and mudslides in Petropolis after heavy rains on Tuesday.

Survivors of the Bahrale camp attack in Afar said 'at least five killed, several women kidnapped' in attack this month.

Facebook parent Meta's shares are down more than 45 percent from a September peak.

Leaders of self-proclaimed breakaway republics in eastern Ukraine say they plan to evacuate residents to Russia.

Analysts fear the country could plunge into further chaos after a failed bid to hold a presidential election in December

The American debate around due process for alleged harassers has become too confused.

Oleg Navalny's suspended sentence was converted to jail time after he did not report for police inspections.

The legal architecture built to buttress the colonial world order continues to be weaponised against the dispossessed.

Small eateries are bearing the brunt of the avocado shortage amid a suspension of imports from Mexico.

Canadian truckers tell Al Jazeera protests against COVID-19 restrictions are taking attention away from real challenges.

Police in Ottawa are working to clear the centre of the capital three weeks after protests shut it down.

Lecturers in Nigeria’s public universities are hoping to give the authorities a lesson on priorities.