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The British monarch arrives in Belfast, leading the last leg of the mourning for his mother in the four parts of the UK.

The current administration has said it expects an almost 50 percent drop in staple maize harvest due to poor rainfall.

Several people were injured in a stampede at the gate of the Nairobi stadium where Ruto was inaugurated as president.

The report included findings from meetings held with government, private sector and NGOs during a recent trip to Iran.

The UN says outbreak connected to 'severe water shortages' caused by drought, destruction of infrastructure.

Succession and Ted Lasso top the awards at high-glamour gala that marked a return to business as usual in Hollywood.

A three-year-old boy in the southern Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa province becomes the latest victim of the virus.

Storm is expected to make landfall on Wednesday, and China’s typhoon alert has been upgraded to second-highest level.

Godard revolutionised popular cinema and stood for years as one of the world’s most provocative filmmakers.

Dozens of Armenian soldiers have reportedly been killed in renewed border clashes between Armenia and Azerbaijan.

The narrative has shifted since September 6, when Ukraine began a counteroffensive in the Kharkiv region.

Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi is set for a Tuesday visit to Doha, Qatar, his first since 2017's GCC crisis.

The lawsuit prompts calls for reform to prevent other police departments in the state from using rape kit DNA evidence.

At a time when Israel's discourse dominates Western films and TV shows, Mo tries to reclaim a lost cultural identity.

Hong Kong recorded 35.4 degrees Celsius (95.7 Fahrenheit), the hottest September day since recording began in 1884.

The police said the stadium was full by dawn and urged the public to watch Ruto's inauguration from their homes.

Kibrom Gebreselassie, head of Ayder Hospital in Tigray region, says the hospital received one wounded person.

The 49-year-old South Korean actor beats four others, including veteran actor Brian Cox of Succession fame.

Gulsen was charged last month with 'inciting hatred' after a joke she made about religious schools.

Al Jazeera looks at the turn towards more organised Palestinian armed resistance in the cities of Jenin and Nablus.

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 202nd day, we take a look at the main developments.

With 33 million people affected by flooding, increased risks of waterborne diseases and disrupted access to healthcare.

Fire in the southern city of Secunderabad also injured 11 in the country's deadliest such incident involving e-vehicles.

With government resources limited, much of the rescue effort has been by individuals and small businesses.

President says putting National Guard under defence ministry will improve policing, but critics warn of overreach.

South Korea's Lee Jung-jae, star of thriller Squid Game, was named best actor and one of several first-time winners.

Azerbaijan reports losses among its troops after large-scale border clashes with Armenia.

The Independent Investigative Mechanism for Myanmar says scale and scope of military's abuses have expanded.

Top US diplomat Antony Blinken travels to Mexico City for high-level economic talks with Mexican government officials.

The Ukrainian troops have made major gains in the country’s northeast this month in counteroffensive against Russians.

About 15,000 nurses in state of Minnesota begin three-day strike, one of the largest of its kind in US history.

Ukraine says it has regained territory across several regions, including Kharkiv.

The pandemic, armed conflicts, climate change have exacerbated conditions, trapping people in forced labour or marriage.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says 'buzzwords, dog whistles and careless attacks don't add up to a plan for Canadians'.

Danish authorities had requested the extradition of Sanjay Shah, who was arrested in Dubai in June.

The refugees, including two infants and a child, 'died of thirst, hunger and severe burns', the UNHCR has said.

Alaa Abdel Fattah, icon of Egypt's 2011 revolt, has been on hunger strike for nearly six months, protesting detention.

Massive Oregon blaze threatens more than 2,000 homes as drought, extreme heat spark fires across western United States.

Eskom, which generates more than 90 percent of South Africa’s power, has struggled to meet energy demands for a decade.

Former US president's legal team says court freeze on government review of records seized at Mar-a-Lago should persist.

UN expert warns attacks against Hazaras, other Shia Muslims in Afghanistan bear 'hallmarks of international crimes'.

A new recommendation to ban Muslim headscarves in Danish elementary schools has been met with a backlash in Denmark.

Large crowds gather in Scotland's capital as Queen Elizabeth's coffin travels to St Giles' Cathedral.

Bloc's member states warned against usage of fossil fuels in response to soaring energy prices amid war in Ukraine.

Construction of multibillion-dollar plant threatens Indigenous land rights and the natural environment, critics say.

Ukraine has managed to turn the tide of war, at least for now. What may happen next?

Qatari authorities are investigating the incident, with the girl reportedly dying from exposure to high temperatures.

Accession of King Charles III has led to renewed calls in Caribbean nations to remove the monarch as head of state.

The defendants, including former president of the Cypriot parliament, were exposed by Al Jazeera's Investigative Unit.

The war in Ukraine forces the EU to decouple from Russian energy and teaches the bloc some hard lessons, say analysts.