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At the heart of the continuing strike is a 2009 agreement that the academics claim the government is yet to implement.

Walmart's earnings warning and weakening consumer confidence paint a leery picture for the US economy.

Saudi's Mohammed bin Salman says will sign deal with Greece while on first EU visit since murder of Jamal Khashoggi.

Uganda was among 17 African states that abstained in a March vote on a UN resolution condemning the Russian invasion.

Over the years, the South African government has remained a strong ally of Palestine, supporting its liberation cause.

Compaore, 71, has been in exile in neighbouring Ivory Coast since being deposed by mass protests in 2014.

US basketball star Brittney Griner's drug trial focuses on testimony that cannabis can have legitimate medicinal uses.

CEPI allocated $375,000 just a few days after the WHO declared the disease a global health emergency.

The probe focuses on whether Coinbase let Americans trade digital assets that should have been registered as securities.

Al Jazeera gets the African perspective ahead of the Middle East’s first football World Cup.

Gas flows via the pipeline are being halted in what EU officials say is a 'politically motivated' move by Moscow.

Police accused former prime minister Thomas Thabane of paying assassins a down payment of $24,000 to kill his ex-wife.

Armed groups have been targeting scrap collectors, accusing them of spying for troops and the militia fighting them.

Roscosmos chief says space agency will focus on creating its own orbital outpost as it exits multilateral project.

The US-made system has struck Russia’s advance and is the weapon of choice on NATO’s eastern flank.

The country’s challenge is to avoid triple-digit inflation by year end.

Authorities are planning to build more homes and control tenancy contracts to help ease the pressure.

The moral and legal basis for continuation of delivery of aid to Idlib without the UNSC's approval is strong and clear.

Regional tensions will continue even if the nuclear deal between Iran and the West is restored.

Dhaka seeks funds for balance of payment and budget needs, and for efforts to deal with climate change, says Daily Star.

Germany's flagship carrier's cancellation of flights in Frankfurt and Munich affects more than 130,000 passengers.

Protesters are angry over the UN mission's failure to stem violence in country's east.

Killing of four anti-coup activists has been met with widespread international outrage.

Moscow's harsh drug laws are under the spotlight following the American basketball star's arrest.

Argentinians mark 70 years since the death of Evita, a charismatic figure hailed for fighting for women and the poor.

At least 28 die and 60 fall ill from having spurious liquor in state where sale and consumption of alcohol are banned.

Activists say many lack Computerized National Identity Card as critics cite database breaches and privacy violations.

What is the significance of the sacred Canadian lake the pope will visit on his trip to meet Indigenous communities?

Demonstrations against the perceived ineffectiveness of the UN peacekeeping operation began on Monday.

Significant differences between the sides remain, including Taliban's refusal to replace bank's top political appointee.

Member states are looking to mitigate the effect of a Russian squeeze on gas flows before the winter season.

The murders allegedly represent 'false positives,' civilians killed by the army and presented as fighters.

The UN peacekeeping mission has been criticised locally for its perceived inability to stop fighting in eastern DRC.

Key questions answered about the blaze that is raging in US's central California.

Officials urged to do something as heatwaves, floods and other extreme weather events hit every continent.

The two candidates competing to succeed caretaker PM Boris Johnson tussle over the cost-of-living crisis.

Amnesty, HRW and others say Nepal risks letting wartime atrocities committed during the Maoist rebellion go unpunished.

A story of a woman who was an alleged 'complainant' against her Muslim partner that led to his imprisonment for months.

Authorities are struggling to pull Zimbabwe from the grip of an economic crisis characterised by rising prices.

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 153rd day, we take a look at the main developments.

The Chinese-built project connects the southern Adriatic coast to the rest of the country.

White House says virtual meeting will focus on investments in American manufacturing and jobs.

Opposition largely boycotted the referendum, refusing to legitimise President Saied's new constitution.

Apart from existing players - Mukesh Ambani and Sunil Bharti Mittal's firms - Gautam Adani is a surprising new entrant.

Move would see Alibaba become the first large company with primary listings in both New York and Hong Kong.

Cambodia, the current chair of the regional grouping, says timing of the hangings 'highly reprehensible'.

Tomohiro Kato was convicted of killing seven people in an attack on Tokyo's popular Akihabara district.

Asia's fourth-largest economy grew 2.9 percent year-on-year in the second quarter.

Trimble won the Nobel Peace Prize for his part in the Good Friday Agreement, which ended 30 years of conflict.

Officials say Oak Fire, the most destructive blaze so far this fire season in California, is 10 percent contained.