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The figure is a significant increase from the previous offer which comes ahead of the 50th anniversary of the attack.

Modi critic was arrested in June for allegedly coaching witnesses and forging documents in cases relating to the riots.

Climate change activists padlock themselves to gates outside parliament, saying 'we cannot afford to go on like this'.

The Ethiopian government and Tigrayan rebels blame each other for restarting the war which was ignited in November 2020.

Ex-UK ambassador to Myanmar Vicky Bowman and her husband convicted over alleged immigration offences.

Yamashita, France's Frappart and Rwanda's Mukansanga will become the first women to referee at a men's World Cup.

Environmental campaigners say the boulders will make it impossible for fishing gear to be dragged along the seabed.

'The current state of epidemic control is abnormal, complex and grim,' authorities say.

Pilots of Germany's biggest carrier stage a one-day strike over pay, affecting more than 100,000 passengers.

The clashes follow intercommunal violence between Hausa and Birta ethnic groups in July that left 105 dead.

Biden and Ramaphosa, who spoke by phone in April, are expected to focus their talks on trade, energy and other issues.

US and Iran have been trading changes to a 'final' proposal to revive the accord, presented by the EU in early August.

Satellite images show the strike tore a hole through the runway, as well as igniting a grass fire at the airfield.

INS Vikrant is largest warship built in India and can carry a crew of 1,600 and operate a fleet of 30 fighter aircraft.

Rejections are becoming increasingly common, even among financially secure Turkish citizens, applicants tell Al Jazeera.

Along the course of the Osun River and its tributaries, there are several mining sites that have caused pollution.

A river used by millions of Nigerians and running through a sacred site for Blacks worldwide has toxic pollution levels.

Gorbachev's interpreter for decades says the late Soviet leader was traumatised by Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

That ship has sailed. At best, it will allow both nations to focus on new priorities in other parts of the world.

Latest sentence adds to the 17 years in prison that Aung San Suu Kyi has already been given in military-ruled Myanmar.

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 191st day, we take a look at the main developments.

While the $2.9bn agreement will provide some relief, its disbursement is still many months away.

Taiwan's military shoots down first unidentified civilian drone in its airspace as weeks of tension with China continue.

Incident took place as vice president was getting out of her car outside her Buenos Aires home.

US President sharpens attacks on predecessor with just eight weeks to go before bitterly contested midterm elections.

Public trust in police shaken after top police general and his wife arrested for fatal shooting of his bodyguard.

UNITA leader Adalberto Costa Junior said his party did "not recognise the final results" of the August 24 election.

Thomas Webster sentenced to 10 years in prison for assaulting an officer during January 6, 2021 riot at the US Capitol.

IAEA chief says his experts are staying put after they reach Europe's biggest nuclear power plant.

Lawyer says Ohio police officer used 'excessive deadly force' when he fatally shot Donovan Lewis, 20, in his bed.

The late Soviet leader is seen as someone who changed the world in the 20th century.

Fact-finding team will travel to Canada to speak with Jamaican farmworkers after recent allegations of exploitation.

Russian President Vladimir Putin denies the man who failed to prevent collapse of Soviet empire the full state honours.

Lina Abu Akleh says Biden's response to killing of Palestinian-American journalist is 'disappointing and frustrating'.

Judge restricts questions that Graham can be asked by grand jury investigating alleged 2020 election interference.

Agribusiness interests push record deforestation, contributing to fire activity that has not been seen in years.

UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres's spokesman says he was 'concerned' by what he read in the damning report.

One dollar was worth more than 140 Japanese yen for the first time since 1998 in European afternoon deals.

In surprising result, Mary Peltola beats Donald Trump ally Sarah Palin to become first Alaska Native in US Congress.

Governor Greg Abbott says the buses are needed because President Joe Biden has failed to secure the southern border.

The Castro administration says it will support groups such as the Garifuna, but community members are demanding action.

Policy revision will mean focusing on reuniting immediate family members with pathways to permanent residence.

'Edit Tweet' trial will begin with firm's employees and then be expanded to the platform's 'Twitter Blue' subscribers.

The ghosts of America's war in Iraq are still haunting a nation deformed by violence.

Death of 'Man of the Hole' renews alarm over threats Indigenous people face under President Jair Bolsonaro's government.

Areas hit by recent record-breaking floods report an outbreak of diarrhoea, skin diseases and eye infections.

The former US president campaigned for Republican politicians across the country, with mixed results so far.

The leader of Poland's governing party says the official demand for the reparations will be submitted to Germany.

Manasra's lawyers asked for his release citing his mental health condition, but the appeal was rejected.