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Flood crisis worsens in Australia's largest city, parts of which have seen 3 rounds of flooding in a year and a half.

City is on the edge nearly a week after a Hindu tailor is allegedly beheaded by two Muslim men over prophet remarks row.

United States Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen raises concerns about China's 'unfair, non-market' economic policies.

Sri Lanka’s newly appointed prime minister says it will take one and a half years to stabilise the crisis-hit economy.

Prime minister accuses OLA rebels of a 'new massacre' as survivor says as many as 300 people may have been killed.

Taiwanese firm reports sales jumped 31 percent from a year earlier despite severe chip shortages.

Ukraine official says most Russian forces are concentrated in eastern Ukraine, leaving the south vulnerable.

Basketball star Brittney Griner calls on US president to do all he can to secure her release from Russian jail.

Funds will go to Indigenous children who were removed from their homes, discriminated against in provision of services.

Sudanese armed forces have killed nine and injured at least 629 amid days of protests against military rule.

Dutch farmers say plans by the government to reduce nitrogen emissions will harm their livelihoods.

Summer 2022 risks being 'perfect storm for glaciers' due to soaring temperatures and lack of winter snow, expert warns.

Abu Akleh's niece tells Al Jazeera her aunt was killed 'intentionally' by Israeli forces, disputing US-announced report.

US State Department says investigation could not conclusively determine origin of the bullet that killed the journalist.

Police in US city of Highland Park are still searching for suspect after deadly attack at Independence Day event.

Families say their children are being turned away from schools in Peru and Colombia, often because of discrimination.

Chileans will have two months to review new constitution before an obligatory referendum on September 4.

Ukraine says it needs $750bn for a three-stage recovery plan in the wake of Russia's invasion.

Kinshasa accuses Kigali of supporting the M23 rebels and will not accept Rwanda's participation in the regional force.

Calls for independent investigation grow as officials report 18 killed and 243 wounded in unrest in autonomous region.

Last week's unrest in the autonomous republic of Karakalpakstan has an economic and a complicated political side.

Officials released police body camera footage of Walker, who is Black, being fatally shot by police in Akron, Ohio.

A UN report details how Kaniyat militia fighters executed and imprisoned hundreds of people between 2016-2020.

And I never should have been.

By not supporting strikes, UK's Labour has driven a knife into the backs of the people upon whom the party is built.

After the new bill is passed, the United Kingdom will still be under the jurisdiction of the ECHR.

Macron reshuffles his government after his ruling alliance failed to win a parliamentary majority last month.

YoloArt gives a space for Istanbul's Arab creatives to train, perform, and meet.

Centuries-old tradition remains alive as pigeons on rooftops and in courtyards of mosques and shrines are common sight.

Ukrainians say their towns and villages are full of fear and short on essential supplies.

Egyptian authorities adamant that Nile houseboats will be destroyed or towed, but residents are hoping for a miracle.

Two-day conference begins in Switzerland with representatives from dozens of countries and several major institutions.

An engineering vessel had suffered substantial damage and broke into two pieces during a typhoon last week.

Across six decades and more than 100,000 images, the 93-year-old’s work places Black people at the centre of the frame.

Fishers block ports in a show of support for farmers who blockaded supermarket distribution centres over new rules.

At least 18 people were killed and 243 injured during unrest in an autonomous province, according to authorities.

The G7 would need to get large consumers like India and China involved for such a plan to work.

Why COVID cases are rising and what we know about how past infections and vaccines interact with Omicron BA.4 and BA.5.

Police say the suspect who was arrested after killing at least three people at a mall had mental health issues.

Deal last week saw Turkey back Finland and Sweden's NATO bids, averting a potential crisis, but differences remain.

Billionaire Xiao Jianhua went missing in Hong Kong in 2017.

Less than a day's worth of fuel remains, says the energy minister, as the cash-strapped nation extends school closures.

Storm kills one in El Salvador and two in Nicaragua as it moves from the Atlantic to the Pacific Ocean.

Sixteen people are thought to be missing as authorities describe the disaster as an 'unthinkable carnage'.

Chinese tech giant has floated prospect of entering lucrative market currently dominated by Meituan and Ele.me.

Xi was in Hong Kong to mark 25 years since the territory's return to Chinese sovereignty.

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 131st day, we take a look at the main developments.

Polls are being held under tight security; police say 15 election-related deaths have been recorded so far this year.

Australia’s largest city braces for possibly worst flooding in 18 months as thousands have been told to evacuate.