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Congressional committee probing the 2021 attack on US Capitol holds second hearing with focus on Trump.

Spanish trade unions call for flight crews to walk out from June 24 to July 2 to demand better work conditions.

Case of Armenia-born Arshak Makichyan could set new precedent as activists warn of new tactic to silence dissent.

Rodolfo Hernandez shocked Colombia by finishing second in first round of voting and is now within reach of top post.

The probe will determine whether Keir Starmer broke two sections of lawmakers' code of conduct on registering interests.

The bipartisan plan would be most significant federal reform in decades, but falls short of long-sought restrictions.

The BJP says India's main opposition leader formed a shell company and illegally gained control of property worth $300m.

The Israeli ruling coalition has struggled to pass what would usually be a routine pro-settler bill.

The 70-year-old's four-year mandate will come to an end on August 31.

Winners of the qualifier, taking place in Qatar, will qualify for the World Cup 2022.

An Indonesian domestic worker becomes a fearless citizen journalist on the front lines of Hong Kong’s historic protests.

Chinese capital starts new round of mass testing in its most populous downtown district after outbreak linked to bar.

Activist's house demolished as police arrest her father for being alleged 'mastermind' of protests over Prophet remarks.

With US inflation accelerating to a 40-year high and China imposing new curbs, investors questioned economic recovery.

Amnesty International accuses Moscow of dropping banned cluster bombs on Ukrainian city, killing hundreds of civilians.

Author Nupur Roopa talks to the Indians who are helping others get in touch with the bounty of nature around them.

The two were last seen in Brazil's Javari Valley reserve; police are probing a possible connection to illegal fishing.

The Court of Appeal and the High Court are set to hear arguments against the UK's plan to send asylum seekers to Rwanda.

The cases are the latest in a string of mysterious deaths, many of which have been linked to Israel.

Swedish arms watchdog says nuclear arsenals set to grow in coming years, reversing a decline seen since the Cold War.

A new report says most exports went to European countries as Kyiv urges the West to sever all trade with Moscow.

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 110th day, we take a look at the main developments.

Former Indian captain has retired from international cricket after a career that spanned nearly 23 years.

Bidding, which began on Sunday for broadcast and digital rights, continues as the price soars.

Oracle women are poised to lose the class-action status they earlier won in a five-year court fight with their employer.

Kremlin has used 'foreign agent' label against non-governmental organisations, political opponents, and journalists.

Serhiy Haidai says Moscow's troops are gaining ground in Severodonetsk due to their 'significant' artillery advantage.

UN issues call to end the practice on World Day Against Child Labour.

Al-Sadr had urged lawmakers from his bloc to resign in order to create space for the establishment of a new government.

Transport ship was carrying 15,800 sheep, about 6,000 more than it was able to hold, when it went down.

The bill includes support for state 'red flag' laws and tougher background checks for firearms buyers under 21.

Sweden and Finland applied to join NATO, but face opposition from Turkey, which accuses them of supporting 'terrorists'.

US fast-food giant McDonald’s announced in May that it would leave Russia following Moscow’s invasion of Ukraine.

Italian-born Gandhi, widow of former PM Rajiv Gandhi, is the longest-serving president of the Congress party.

British freelance journalist Dom Phillips and local indigenous expert Bruno Pereira were last seen a week ago.

Qatar deals with energy firms for a nearly $30bn project will solidify its position as a global LNG leader.

Nagaland state's police chief says the army resorted to 'disproportionate firing' that killed six innocent people.

Businesswomen say Iraq's Kurdistan Regional Government needs to work harder to create the conditions for entrepreneurs.

Hundreds of people streamed into the Pushkin Square outlet of a Russian chain named Vkusno-i Tochka, or Tasty-period.

Day after day, Alexander Lukashenko is carrying out a cultural genocide of Belarusians.

Richard Marles tells Al Jazeera China's military build-up is the most ambitious since the end of World War II.

Iran’s response to the falling currency has been a typical mix of pumping cash and cracking down on speculators.

Iran hosts about 4 million Afghan refugees but anti-Afghan sentiment is on the rise amid economic crisis in the country.

Following the pope's apology, can Indigenous residential school survivors forgive the Catholic Church?

There are more than 160 million children forced into child labour around the world.

Two protesters killed and hundreds arrested as police crack down on protests over insult to Prophet Muhammad.

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 109th day, we take a look at the main developments.

Salah Atiyah accused of 'harming public order' after he said president asked army to close trade union headquarters.

Defence minister says any attempt by Taiwan to secede from Beijing will trigger war as he asks US to end confrontation.

Prochazka beat Teixeira with a rear-naked choke in the fifth round to win the light heavyweight title.