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UN Human Rights Committee says former left-wing leader's right to a fair trial was violated in Brazil corruption probe.

Trial included 4,200 children aged two to six years and 2,500 babies aged six months to two years.

EU states are attempting to maintain Russian gas supplies without violating sanctions against Moscow.

Saudi officials say the move is aimed at solidifying a two-month truce that went into effect in early April.

Sheikh Mansour bin Zayed Al Nahyan is the UEA's deputy prime minister and a powerful member of the royal family.

Greece and Turkey, NATO allies, are still at odds over a host of issues such as maritime rights, airspace, and Cyprus.

On Monday, Elon Musk struck a $44bn deal to buy Twitter. But why?

Move comes amid push by Beijing to 'clean up' the internet, but prompts privacy concerns among some users.

As senior commander, the court found that Sakib Mahmuljin, 69, had 'failed to prevent' war crimes from being committed.

US president says new funds are necessary for Ukraine to continue fighting against 'brutal' Russian invasion.

Experts have been sounding the alarm that the Ukraine conflict could lead to food insecurity across parts of Africa.

The warning is the latest twist in a complex triangle of diplomatic tensions between Algeria, Spain and Morocco.

Moscow will introduce the rouble as the official currency in the Russian-controlled region of Kherson.

Europe should confront the growing far right movement with left wing populism.

The social media site said revenue rose 16% to $1.2bn in the three months to March compared with the same time in 2021.

In a small coastal town, Russian migrants open their homes and businesses to provide shelter and support to Ukrainians.

The proposal to Congress accompanies a request for billions more in funding to aid Ukraine's military.

Investors ponder whether the US economy expectedly shrinking last quarter could rein in the Fed's tightening policy.

The judge dismissed a request by the attorney general to shelve the witness-tampering case against former president.

Moscow claims Western military support for Kyiv will 'provoke instability' after Putin warns against 'interference'.

Gross domestic product fell at a 1.4 percent annualized rate.

South Africa remains the country that has recorded the most infections and deaths in Africa since the pandemic began.

The three-day Muslim festival marks the end of the fasting month of Ramadan.

Gunmen attacked a Ramadan iftar gathering in Deir Az Zor, killing seven people.

After campaigning on environment-friendly policies, the Biden administration leans heavily on fossil fuels.

Fly on the Wall fetches Webby jury and People’s Voice; AJ+ series, Stories from Palestine, earns Webby People’s Voice.

Temie Giwa-Tubosun's business uses data and technology to get urgent blood supplies to hospitals and to save lives.

Shari Baloch blowing herself up to kill three Chinese nationals making analysts wonder if rebels are changing tactics.

Mercenaries have become increasingly influential as states across Africa battle with an increase in armed groups.

Analysts say the rate of deforestation indicates world not on track to meet COP26 commitments.

A Turkish military operation was launched against PKK fighters in northern Iraq last week, but Baghdad is not happy.

How civilians in the Ukrainian city of Kharkiv are living under daily attacks from Russian forces.

And it may hit us worse than anything that has come before it.

Antonio Guterres's visit to Ukraine comes after holding talks with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Moscow.

The scheme will focus on increasing South Asian representation at the Under-9 to Under-11 level.

Alexander Stubb, who has long backed NATO membership, speaks to Al Jazeera about Helsinki's decision to join alliance.

A power struggle between the prime minister and president has contributed to the delayed election process in Somalia.

When Mexican police found a pile of about 150 skulls in a cave in 2012, they thought they were looking at a crime scene.

A confidential document submitted to a French court runs counter to Egypt's terrorism allegations.

With transport brought to a halt and most offices and schools closed, life comes to a standstill in crisis-hit island.

This offers some countries a loophole to keep buying Russian gas against Western currencies.

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 64th day, we take a look at the main developments.

Meeting will be culmination of months of efforts to mend ties, as Turkey seeks to alleviate its economic woes.

Authorities say 250,000 people gathered for prayers at the Al-Aqsa Mosque to mark Laylat al-Qadr, or Night of Power.

English club takes semi-final first leg 2-0 at home against Spanish opponents.

The bill passed with unanimous support and is expected to be signed into law by US President Joe Biden.

President-elect Yoon Suk-yeol's transition team does not specify how much small businesses will be paid.

Tech mogul Nandan Nilekani is is working with gov't to build a platform to help small merchants, & rein in big players.

The average price of an apartment in Seoul has doubled in five years despite government efforts to cool the market.