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The deal comes as the rapper was locked out of Twitter and Instagram a week ago over anti-Semitic posts.

At least four killed after large blaze engulfed the residential building, stoked by jet fuel, in southern port city.

Ulf Kristersson's government will be supported in parliament by the anti-immigration, nationalist Sweden Democrats.

Kyiv calls for EU sanctions on Iran hours after Ukraine cities were hit by swarms of 'kamikaze' drones, killing 4.

Unlike those that return to base once missiles are launched, suicide drones are destroyed in an attack.

With 35 Senate seats up for grabs, Republicans are pushing to regain control of the chamber to frustrate Biden's agenda.

Addis Ababa says it will also take over other key infrastructure in the northern region.

Marina Ovsyannikova, known for her anti-war protests, faced 10 years in prison in Russia for spreading 'fake news'.

The Labor government quietly drops language adopted by former PM Scott Morrison, The Guardian reported.

Taliban sources tell Al Jazeera that US officials assured them during a meeting in Doha.

Khan wins six out of seven National Assembly seats he contested, a result observers say reflects his popularity.

Explosive drones have struck Ukraine’s capital, damaging several apartment blocks.

Experts fear the likely causes include increased predation and stresses from warming water.

A 40-year search for his disappeared father leads an Indigenous weaver into a world of forensic investigation.

The top EU diplomat's poisonous analogy of Europe as a garden and the world as an invading jungle inverts history.

Treasury chief Jeremy Hunt scraps most of an economic package announced by the UK government just weeks ago.

The case against Ferdy Sambo has put a spotlight on alleged impunity and corruption in Indonesia's police force.

The meeting is expected to reappoint Xi as leader, and reaffirm a commitment to his policies for the next five years.

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 236th day, we take a look at the main developments.

Greece and Turkey trade accusations after Greek authorities find the people close to the countries' border.

In Doha’s 'Standing Market' is a cheerful breakfast joint, run by the Souq’s most formidable businesswoman and hostess.

Bolsonaro has gained seats in Congress amid a broader rightward shift that will keep him influential even if Lula wins.

Defending champions Qatar will host the Asian Cup for the third time in their history, a year after the World Cup.

State media says a prison break attempt led to fighting and the fire, which killed inmates in the financial crimes ward.

Manchester police were sent to the scene after pro-democracy campaigners were targeted in the UK city of Manchester.

Kishida sends a ritual offering to a war shrine that honours Japan's war dead and is a source of diplomatic friction.

PM's order comes amid anger over ruling LDP's ties to religious sect accused of forcing large donations from followers.

When France was chosen as hosts, South American giants Uruguay and Argentina announced a boycott.

Attacks come exactly a week after Russia bombarded Kyiv and other Ukrainian cities with missiles.

The free-wheeling debate rules allowed the candidates to roam the stage as they traded jabs and personal insults.

Study of 22 countries shows children in Russia and Ukraine were most affected by the economic fallout of war, UN says.

With Xi casting himself as a 21st-century Mao, China risks 'arbitrary rule'.

Critics say new documentary on Republika Srpska 'whitewashes' war crimes committed by Serb forces in Bosnia.

In an unprecedented move, the Communist Party is set to extend the Chinese president's tenure as leader.

President Raisi joins Supreme Leader Khamenei in blaming the US for instigating deadly protests.

Moscow says it repelled a major attack by Kyiv's troops in the south and inflicted 'significant losses on the enemy'.

Arsenal remain on top, City lose first game of the season and Chelsea continue resurgence under Potter.

After OPEC+ decided to cut oil production, the US accused the Saudis of aligning with Russia, worsening their relations.

Rohingya leaders were hacked to death in one of the worst attacks in recent months.

Organisers say 140,000 people attended the march against the rising cost of living and climate change inaction.

Goals from Benzema, Valverde and Rodyrgo take Madrid back to the top of the table.

Namibia stun former champions Sri Lanka on the opening day of the T20 World Cup in Australia.

The mobilisation and deployment of Belarusian troops to fight in Ukraine could destabilise the regime in Minsk.

Truss is under pressure after making U-turns on two major policies, as new Chancellor Hunt makes a new budget plan.

The call for a truce comes as the pan-African body makes efforts to bring the warring sides to negotiating table.

The equipment is to help the national police fight 'against criminal actors' amid a month-long turmoil.

Palestinian Wafa news agency, quoting medical sources, identified the slain man as 31-year-old Mujahed Ahmad Daoud.

Three people were injured in the attack in the south of Irapuato, the city government said in a statement.

Health ministry reports 19 deaths and 58 confirmed cases since the outbreak was first reported on September 20.

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 235th day, we take a look at the main developments.