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The attacker opened fire with an assault rifle, then fled the scene.

Angry protesters set fire to train coaches over access to railway jobs as police are criticised for a violent crackdown.

Legislation holding management liable for accidents has been praised by unions and criticised by business groups.

US will also deploy USS Sampson to join Australian and British ships on 'contactless' aid runs following tsunami.

President Kabore was deposed amid anger over violence, but analysts say the military coup could unleash more insecurity.

Stephen Breyer's retirement paves way for possible appointment for first Black woman to US top court.

Mixed feelings among fans as PCB promises 'robust' COVID-19 protocols for the month-long domestic Twenty20 competition.

Courts are taking a more stringent approach to bail, leaving many behind bars even before their trial begins.

Battery maker becomes South Korea's third most-valuable company after Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix.

N Korea has stepped up weapons testing in what appears to be a resumption of its provocation and engagement strategy.

Experts say lack of coordination between government departments on wildlife allows illegal trade to thrive.

Nicholas Languerand pleaded guilty to assaulting law enforcement with a dangerous weapon during riot on January 6, 2021.

Shares of the electric vehicle company fell 2.7 percent in after-hours trading.

Britain's Prince Andrew denies accusations that he sexually abused Virginia Giuffre over 20 years ago when she was 17.

US rules out Russian demand to halt NATO's eastward expansion, but says it is open to talks on arms control.

The S&P 500 fell after rallying more than two percent earlier Wednesday.

Xiomara Castro, a left-wing leader, is due to be sworn in on Thursday to become the country's first female president.

Infantino slammed for seemingly linking a plan for a World Cup every two years with giving hope to African migrants.

Antonio Guterres also warned that 'Afghanistan is hanging by a thread' as millions are struggling to survive.

The US Federal Reserve left interest rates unchanged, but Powell said the Fed is 'of a mind' to raise them in March.

Opening could pave the way for the nomination of the first Black woman to the US high court.

The Qatari diplomat is expected to discuss regional issues with Iranian officials in Tehran on Thursday, sources say.

Health systems across the region are feeling the strain of a rapid rise in cases and hospitalisations linked to Omicron.

Cameroonians grieve after eight were killed and dozens injured in a stampede before an African Cup of Nations match.

The West African bloc's session is set for Friday to discuss the third military coup in the region in 19 months.

China can retaliate against $645m worth of annual American exports as part of a decade-old trade dispute, WTO has said.

Twitter reports a record number of government requests to remove content.

Protesters in Khartoum demand the expulsion of the UN, which has begun talks to try to solve Sudan's political crisis.

Rising tensions in the Russia-Ukraine conflict are causing market jitters about possible oil-supply disruptions.

The pundits who rallied for the war in Iraq are now giving advice on Ukraine.

Former president began battle to eradicate disease in 1986 then affecting 3.5 million of the world's most vulnerable.

SDF say they recaptured Ghwayran prison in Hassakeh a week after ISIL fighters attempted a major jailbreak.

Internal Revenue Service investigators say crypto is ripe for money laundering, market manipulation and tax evasion.

Bill and Melinda French Gates are adding four new board members to their $50bn foundation.

Upbeat Microsoft forecast is propelling tech shares higher, as Wall Street awaits the Fed’s guidance on interest rates.

Gentil Karabukala, civil society head of Kisigari near Nyesisi, said that 29 soldiers were killed in the attack.

Bitter winter conditions have compounded the poverty of millions of displaced people in northwest Syria.

Pelosi, who will be 82 when she runs, has not said whether she will again pursue leadership if Democrats hold chamber

Soldiers monitor Russia-backed separatists as school children are taught what to do in the event of a sudden attack.

Imminent threat to Roe v Wade raises concern from many religious communities across the US, including Muslim Americans.

Bajos de Haina residents take on a recycling plant as factory pollution condemns them to poverty and health issues.

Interim PM Mohamed Beavogui tells Al Jazeera that the democratic world has misunderstood the situation in Guinea.

Johnson is grilled by lawmakers ahead of the release of an official report into his alleged breaches of COVID lockdown.

The project, funded by the World Bank, will send 250 megawatts of Jordanian energy to power-starved Lebanon via Syria.

The announcement comes as US legislators again call on the Biden administration to withhold military aid to Egypt.

Oleg Navalny is wanted on criminal charges, the interior ministry says without providing further details.

The US and UK have doubled down on their threats to include personal measures targeting Putin if Russia attacks Ukraine.

Fifty years after the Tent Embassy was set up in Canberra, First Nations still face rights violations and abuse.

While some EU nations have sent military support to Ukraine, others keep pressing for a diplomatic solution.

Pork prices have jumped 40 percent since the start of the year amid a perfect storm of swine flu and rising oil prices.