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As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 170th day, we take a look at the main developments.

Southeast Asian country continues strong pandemic recovery after reopening its borders in April.

As India-Pakistan tensions hamper visits, social media helps people connect and online projects share oral histories.

Lee Jae-yong is the latest in a long list of South Korean business elites to receive clemency after white-collar crimes.

Some 178,000 tourists are reportedly stranded in Hainan as the resort island battles its worst COVID outbreak yet.

Israel is engaging in straight-up terrorism - at least according to, you know, the Cambridge Dictionary definition.

Sean Turnell, who was an adviser to elected leader Aung San Suu Kyi, pleaded not guilty as hearing got underway.

An off-duty police officer who took part in the January 6, 2021 attack was sentenced to more than seven years in prison.

The protests take place amid concerns that Brazil's President Jair Bolsonaro could refuse to accept election results.

The Massachusetts Democrat called a probe into the matter by the US central bank's inspector general 'troubling'.

2022 World Cup will kick off with opening ceremony followed by game between host Qatar and Ecuador in Al Bayt Stadium.

Thai Prime Minister Prayuth Chan-ocha is facing calls to resign.

At least six protesters and six police officers killed during anti-gov't protests in Sierra Leone, according to reports.

Consumer prices soared 71 percent in July compared to a year ago, the government said on Thursday.

Divers are hindered by debris and poor visibility as they search for 10 miners who remain trapped in a flooded mine.

US Treasury secretary directs IRS chief against using new resources to audit more households making less than $400,000.

Mexico's annual inflation jumped to 8.15 percent through July, the Latin American nation's highest level in 22 years.

UK defence secretary's remarks come as Western countries promise $1.55bn more in military aid to Kyiv.

Bill Russell’s number 6 jersey is being retired across the NBA basketball league in the US.

Merrick Garland pushes to make court-approved warrant public amid GOP anger, says he personally approved the search.

Prices at the pump peaked at a record $5.02 per gallon in June, causing drivers to buy less petrol.

Russian and Ukrainian officials have repeatedly accused each other of shelling the Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant.

Former Sri Lankan President Gotabaya Rajapaksa arrives in Bangkok from Singapore, where he was staying since mid-July.

Finnish researchers say climate models have underestimated the pace of warming in the Arctic region.

The American fast-food chain's return comes nearly six months after Russia launched its invasion of Ukraine.

Nineteen children were killed in occupied Palestinian territory in the last week alone, the UN human rights chief said.

Taliban officials say an investigation is under way after Rahimullah Haqqani was killed in a bombing at a seminary.

Unemployment claims remain close to the highest level since last November, the Labor Department said.

Move comes weeks after Turkey demanded that a number of people be extradited from Sweden in exchange for a NATO deal.

Two days after Kenya's closely contested presidential election, official results are still being awaited.

101 East goes behind bars at Singapore's Changi Prison to meet the most hardened criminals inside maximum-security jail.

If the West is serious about saving Ukraine's future, it should start considering debt cancellation.

The 65-year-old faces up to 10 years in prison for allegedly spying for the Russian foreign intelligence service.

Khalil Awawdeh has refused food for over 160 days to draw attention to his detention by Israel without charge or trial.

South Korean capital to stop issuing permits to build such flats after the drowning of four people.

Moscow accuses Switzerland of having abandoned neutrality by mirroring EU sanctions over Ukraine war.

It took all the Democrats in the US Senate to pass Inflation Reduction Act, but can it help their chances at the polls?

Experts say the greatest concern is in the leak of radiation that could come as a result of the shelling.

The August 9 election was the most boring Kenya has had - but this may in fact be just the thing the country needs.

Local authorities reported road blocks, burning vehicles, and shootouts between Mexican security forces and armed gangs.

The second of a three-part series. How music, literature and the arts broke new ground in the Arab world of the 1960s.

Russian-appointed officials say they are planning such processes, but observers say they will lack legitimacy.

Al Jazeera recaps key events in week 24 of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.

Banks in Lebanon have implemented informal capital controls amid ongoing economic crisis, effectively freezing savings.

Mali has blamed the attack in the restive central region, which drones and 'explosive laden vehicles'.

The scam began when Boghici was approached by a supposed psychic with prophecies of her daughter's imminent death.

Aine Davis was charged with terrorism offences after his arrest upon landing at Luton airport on a flight from Turkey.

Chinese state media says military exercises in crucial shipping route to become 'regular' event.

At least two suspected men armed with guns and grenades attack camp in remote Darhal area of southern Rajouri district.

Ms Marvel is one example of how South Asian creatives are bringing Indian partition to popular culture. Here are others.