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Myanmar army air raids kill dozens of civilians in latest attacks against ethnic rebel groups.

Conference Board reports consumer confidence index falls to 102.5 in October from 107.8 in September.

Brazilian court bans 'false or seriously decontextualised' content that may affect integrity of October 30 vote.

The sportswear company said it was expected to take a hit of up to $246m to its net income this year from this decision.

Allies welcome the UK's appointment of its third prime minister of the year, while Russia's response is frosty.

As floods wreak havoc across Nigeria, survivors and experts say the government has failed to provide sufficient relief.

Six Palestinians, including three armed resistance fighters, were killed in large raid on Nablus in occupied West Bank.

The attack in Balochistan province took place a day after the start of a new immunisation drive.

Russian minorities are much more likely to die in Ukraine, the Free Buryatia Foundation tells Al Jazeera.

Harmful PM2.5 particles surged to 350 on the air quality index, more than three times the reading of a day earlier.

The event marks first formal meeting between Ethiopian gov't and Tigray forces since war broke out in November 2020.

US basketball star's appeal rejected by Moscow court in what the White House calls 'another sham judicial proceeding'.

New leader promises to unite the country as well as place economic stability and confidence at the heart of his agenda.

Sunak is the UK's first prime minister of colour but some doubt his policies will benefit underrepresented communities.

Here is Sunak's first speech as prime minister outside 10 Downing Street.

The new Italian leader confirms her government's support for the EU, NATO and Ukraine in her first parliamentary speech.

Sheikh Tamim points to an 'unprecedented campaign no host country has ever faced' in the lead-up to the tournament.

The disaster catches pupils sleeping overnight at a school in Mukono, east of the capital Kampala.

Relations between the US and Saudi Arabia have nosedived after the kingdom's decision to cut oil supply.

The investigative journalist was killed when his car was shot at in what police call a case of 'mistaken identity'.

Technically known as radiological dispersal devices, dirty bombs are relatively primitive, imprecise weapons.

Regardless of the outcome of the November 1 polls, Denmark is expected to maintain its restrictive immigration policies.

At least 9 people killed, power and communication links snapped after cyclone makes landfall, bringing heavy rain.

To assess Sudan’s appetite for a democratic, civilian state through street protests alone would be a mistake.

African nations will have to punch above their weight as none has made it past the last-eight of the World Cup.

WhatsApp, which has about two billion users worldwide, saw users unable to send and receive texts and videos.

Children deprived of loving, stable homes before the war, and from places hit hard by Russia, find support in Lviv home.

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 244th day, we take a look at the main developments.

Cyclone Sitrang slams into Bangladesh's southern coast, snapping communications and power links, officials say.

Loss of foreign funding and economic mismanagement have pushed the Sudanese economy to the brink since the coup.

Police say the woman brandished a semi-automatic pistol at security outside the presidential palace in Jakarta.

Former UN climate chief finds that optimism can inspire action to address unprecedented crisis.

Kohli's innings against Pakistan on Sunday was a watershed moment for him, the team and the nation.

Myanmar military says the air raids targeted a Kachin armed group and dismisses reports of civilian deaths as 'rumours'.

So far this year, at least 160 Palestinians have been killed by Israeli forces in the occupied West Bank and Gaza Strip.

Fossil fuels produce around half of the energy from overseas Chinese-backed power plants, new study shows.

At least 21 other Palestinians have been wounded after large numbers of Israeli forces raided the Old City of Nablus.

Far-right Bolsonaro has questioned Brazil's electronic voting system, raising concerns he plans to contest results.

President denounces Israel for no missile systems, saying attack on Ukraine brought Moscow and Tehran closer together.

Shooting at St Louis high school forces terrified students to barricade themselves in classrooms, jump from windows.

US accuses alleged Chinese intelligence officers of trying to impede prosecution of Chinese telecommunications firm.

France, UK and US call Russia's allegations that Ukraine plans to spread radioactive material as 'transparently false'.

The party's national committee accuses Gmail of discriminating against it by sending its emails to users’ spam folders.

Ethnic violence in Blue Nile state creates more turmoil a year after the military took power.

Ethan Crumbley, who killed four fellow students at a Detroit-area school last year, was accused of murder and terrorism.

Indians across the country are celebrating the Hindu festival that symbolises the victory of light over darkness

A high-stakes trial over the killings and sexual crimes in Conakry in 2009 has begun.

Rishi Sunak is poised to formally take over from Liz Truss as the UK's prime minister on Tuesday.

Roslyn weakens from hurricane to a tropical storm as it makes landfall in Mexico, bringing heavy rains.

Former chancellor set to become the country's new prime minister after winning the Conservative Party's leadership race.