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Special inspector says oversight has been hindered by State Department's 'persistent refusal' to provide information.

Trump-era briefing obtained by Al Jazeera shows that officials feared drone ban would increase cybersecurity risks.

The Elon Musk-led EV maker has slashed prices several times since last year, sacrificing profit margins to drive sales.

Andrew Lester, 84, faces first-degree assault and armed criminal action charges for shooting 16-year-old Ralph Yarl.

Khartoum residents struggle with power cuts, water shortage as fighting rages for fifth day.

The sanctions come as the government of President Daniel Ortega faces ongoing allegations of silencing dissent.

Lower courts had issued restrictions on access to the abortion pill, used in about half of all US abortions.

A rare hybrid solar eclipse will be visible on Thursday in some areas. The next one will take place in 2031.

Wednesday cuts have prompted expressions of frustration from employees who say it has 'shattered' morale.

Fox settled with polling machine maker for $787m, but not before the case revealed embarrassing details about network.

The $550-million lawsuit in the US compares the Nichols beating to that of Emmett Till, a Black boy murdered in 1955.

Jack Teixeira, 21, makes second court appearance, as his lawyers ask for more time before hearing on his detention.

Once they were allies, now they’re enemies. How two military men are fighting for control over Sudan.

Several EU member countries have restricted imports of Ukrainian grain and food products to protect local farmers.

Ban in US state bars classroom discussion of gender identity and sexual orientation through high school.

Ilya Yashin, convicted in December for comments critical of Russia's invasion of Ukraine, says his conscience is clear.

The emergency bureau of Shanghai’s Pudong district recommended an unspecified penalty for Tesla, news outlets reported.

Thousands of worshippers light candles at Lalish Temple to celebrate the start of the New Year.

Bodies on the streets of the Sudanese capital as fighting enters fifth day despite ceasefire claims.

The warring generals show little interest in ending hostilities amid what could be an existential threat to them.

Top European Union officials are racing to appease a handful of countries that have temporarily banned imports.

Murabitat remain dedicated to defending Al-Aqsa against Israeli incursions, despite repeated banning orders.

The government has blamed an alliance of rebel groups formed to overthrow President Touadéra, for the killings.

Warning issued after media reports about a Chinese businessman linked to a 'secret police station' in London.

Fouad Chehab, who died 50 years ago, was an army chief-turned-president and the architect of modern Lebanon.

Endre Stiansen, the Norwegian ambassador to Sudan, said the 'urban warfare' in Khartoum is unprecedented.

The RSF says in a statement that Egyptian forces would be handed over to Cairo 'once the situation allows it'.

The national team's push for equal opportunity and support ahead of the World Cup is long overdue, ex-players say.

University of Toronto's Citizen Lab releases findings after detecting infiltration of Mexican human rights defenders.

A Syrian refugee who fled from Belarus says border guards extinguished cigarettes on his war wounds.

As I mark my seventh Ramadan as a free man, I look back at the holy months I spent in Guantanamo with mixed feelings.

Reza Pahlavi has tried to fashion himself as the leader of Iran's opposition and a key personality in its future.

Sonko was interior minister from 2006 to 2016 when he fled to Sweden and on to Switzerland, where he applied for asylum.

Crawley suspended Yems in 2022 over accusations that he used discriminatory language and behaviour towards his players.

If we fail to do so, millions of children will suffer.

As fighting rages in Khartoum and other cities in Sudan, we take a look at the main developments.

In Japan's ageing society, senior footballers can now show off their skills in a new over-80s division in Tokyo.

The Chinese national working at a hydropower project denies the allegation levelled by his co-workers.

Climate change as seen through the eyes of world-renowned Sami artist and activist Britta Marakatt-Labba.

Ayodhya is a microcosm of India, where a diverse past has been overrun by ruptured relations between Hindus and Muslims.

Zarrar Kahn’s debut In Flames set to premiere next month at Directors' Fortnight, an event that runs parallel to Cannes.

In March, Chad's interim president pardoned 380 jailed members of a rebel group accused of killing his father in 2021.

Journalist unions, writers and publishing houses condemn the arrest of Ernest Moret under the UK's Terrorism Act.

Sevim cooks iftars using limited means as she copes with the death of her husband to cancer, and surviving earthquakes.

It won't stop undocumented migrants. But it will kill many more families trying to cross the frigid border.

Supreme Court annuls law granting the defence ministry operational and administrative control of the National Guard.

Real Madrid beat Chelsea while AC Milan move past Napoli in Tuesday's quarterfinal matches.

Expansion of betting shops and online gambling platforms is outpacing government regulation, researchers say.

Humanitarian organisations say they're ready to respond to looming refugee crisis - but conflict has halted operations.

Despite feelings of homesickness, many Arabs living in Ukraine feel a sense of community in the war-wracked country.