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Dozens of migrants drown as their boat sinks on way to Europe.

Abdoulaye Maiga lashes out at the former colonial ruler, the UN as he praised the 'exemplary' cooperation with Russia.

Israel says the 36-year-old man 'attempted ramming attack', but Palestinians say it was a 'traffic accident'.

Long queues form at Russia's borders as men try to leave the country as they fear being called up to fight in Ukraine.

The move comes as the Kremlin stages a vote in occupied region of Ukraine weeks after suffering battlefield setbacks.

TotalEnergies to invest $1.5bn in Qatar's North Field South gas project as Europe scrambles to find new energy sources.

More people are believed to be missing as up to 150 people were on board the small boat that sank off Syria.

Hurricane Fiona knocks out power in Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island and New Brunswick as it makes landfall.

Foreign ministry didn't reject claims of drones sales but said Tehran maintains policy of ‘active neutrality'.

Legal guidance by the American government on expanding internet services to Iranians was changed despite US sanctions.

Italians will vote on Sunday to elect a new parliament with a right-wing coalition tipped to form a solid majority.

Ankara accuses Athens of distorting facts after Greek PM says Turkey is undermining regional peace and stability.

At least 12 people were struck by lightning while 24 others died after their homes collapsed during heavy rain.

Donald Trump re-emerges with a political message laden with conspiracies - even an endorsement of the shady movement.

Demonstrations follow warnings from scientists that nations are not doing enough to halt climate catastrophe.

Some world leaders speak with unease about the international community’s sole focus on Ukraine.

Italy's tolerance for neofascist political leanings has to do with how WW2 ended - and what suited the US and UK then.

The newly inaugurated President William Ruto discusses the challenges facing his country.

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 213th day, we take a look at the main developments.

Experts are not convinced the Russian leader would use nukes, but here are possible scenarios that could unfold.

Like many nations in the Global South facing the wrath of climate change, Pakistan had little responsibility for it.

Lebanese banks to remain shut 'indefinitely' after a series of holdups by angry depositors.

Thousands have been killed since Myanmar's military seized power in February 2021 from Aung San Suu Kyi's government.

Tensions over Taiwan have soared since US House of Representatives Speaker Nancy Pelosi visited the island in August.

In front of a 17,500 sell-out crowd at the O2 Arena in London, Federer returned for the final match of his career.

Military authorities in southern Ukraine said they have shot down four Shahed-136 'kamikaze' unmanned aerial vehicles.

Amended autopsy report echoes conclusion of US grand jury that indicted police and paramedics for McClain's 2019 death.

Al Jazeera investigation reveals party officials worked to undermine former leader Jeremy Corbyn.

Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner, who survived assassination attempt this month, faces 12 years on corruption charges.

Speaking at the UN General Assembly, the Palestinian president accused the UN and the US of double standards.

US and Chinese foreign ministers discuss need to 'responsibly manage' relationship amid tensions over Taiwan.

IT workers, bankers and journalists are among the professionals to be excluded from the draft, says defence ministry.

Alabama wanted to kill a man by making him breathe nitrogen, based on a film. Except officials didn't know how to.

Meanwhile, Puerto Rico continues to grapple with widespread power outages in aftermath of deadly hurricane.

Health ministry also says four more infections confirmed in past 24 hours in outbreak detected in Mubende district.

GOP defends push that rights groups denounce as political stunt ahead of midterm elections. What exactly is going on?

West Africa regional bloc announces new sanctions over Guinea's schedule for a transition to democracy.

US Treasury expands Iran sanction exemptions to social media platforms, video conferencing and cloud services.

The 20-time Grand Slam winner is setting down his racquet after more than 20 years on court.

Palestinians in the Masafer Yatta region of the occupied West Bank denounce attacks by Israeli settlers.

Two Russian officials ease fears of nuclear conflict after the president's thinly veiled warning to the West.

In Roraima, where two-thirds of people support the far-right president, Indigenous activists aim to halt illegal mining.

Russia's invasion in late February has dealt a heavy blow, damaging farmland, crops, livestock and machinery.

Women in Conflict Zones seeks to empower women in conflict areas through humanitarian aid and developmental assistance.

Italy's national election on Sunday will likely bring to power parties with historically friendly ties to the Kremlin.

The prospect of a harsh winter is dominating the Italian vote, with many voters worried about sky-high gas bills.

The new finance minister's tax cuts send the British pound to a 37-year low.

Advisory issued by New Delhi cites 'incidents of hate crimes, sectarian violence and anti-India activities' in Canada.

UN ruling creates 'a pathway' to allow climate victims to force national governments to address their plight.

Investigators visited graves and detention and torture centres, and interviewed more than 150 victims and witnesses.