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SA politicians have been reacting to the arrest of the Guptas, who are enmeshed in a longrunning corruption scandal.

California, Iowa, Mississippi, Montana, New Jersey, New Mexico and South Dakota hold primaries Tuesday.

A constitutional crisis was averted on Monday - but politically, the result was the worst possible for the current PM.

WTO has lost the trust of the people - all governments must keep agricultural matters out of free trade agreements.

Plan announced by Vice President Harris comes amid boycott of Americas summit by leaders of Central America and Mexico.

Despite massive AIPAC spending in Democratic primaries, advocates say debate over US support for Israel not going away.

KFC says change is due to a lettuce shortage after floods destroyed crops in New South Wales and Queensland.

Reports state that Russia and Syrian government forces have bolstered their presence in northern Syria.

Iranian official tells Al Jazeera the world's atomic watchdog and its director are acting under political pressure.

A 28-year-old mother recounts her harrowing ordeal in Mariupol, where she was surrounded by death and destruction.

Assessment by SIGAR watchdog says Ghani may have taken $500,000 while tens of millions of dollars disappeared.

Move means most mobile phones, tablets and cameras will be required to have a USB Type-C charging port from late 2024.

UN to make worldwide public appeal for funds and has pledged $48m for food, agriculture and health, says Wickremesinghe.

Exhibition space for documenta 15 art festival vandalised, as threats to Palestinian artists in Germany escalate.

Lebanon's deteriorating economy is pushing people to risk their lives sailing to Europe for a better life.

The ruling ends an eight-week legal battle over the $300m Amadea yacht, allegedly owned by Suleiman Kerimov.

Beijing says Australia military aircraft in the South China Sea region threaten its sovereignty and security.

Value of digital currencies including Bitcoin have fallen sharply from 2021 peaks.

The deal stems from winning the support of a politician who is determined that Stockholm does not cave to Turkey.

The higher oil production by Saudi Arabia and other OPEC+ states was to offset Russian output losses.

President Buhari, who is constitutionally barred from contesting, will step down in 2023 after eight years in office.

Three NATO members shut down their airspace to the Russian foreign minister's plane, forcing him to cancel his trip.

Ancient tradition known as the Baikho festival is predominantly observed by Rabha people every year in June.

The British leader convenes his cabinet, trying to patch up his tattered authority after surviving a confidence vote.

High Court judge to travel to Israel to question Shalev Hulio amid probe into the use of Pegasus in hacking scandal.

Minister Orlando Jorge Mera, the son of former President Salvador Jorge Blanco, was reportedly killed by a close friend.

UAE foreign ministry says the BJP officials' comments were 'contrary to moral and humanitarian values and principles'.

Mitt Romney, joined by a Democratic senator, urges the US to ensure a 'full and transparent investigation'.

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 104th day, we take a look at the main developments.

'Subversion' cases linked to 2020 democratic primaries transferred to High Court where the maximum sentence is life.

'The West has proven it is incapable of leading the world,' says African studies scholar Yannick Giovanni Marshall.

Government says emergency measures will spur victory over gangs, but critics warn powers are being used arbitrarily.

Rajapaksa says he won't stand for re-election but wants to fix financial mess rather than 'go as a failed president'.

At its developers' conference Apple showed off a new car dashboard that can display data like speed, fuel levels.

Authorities have not determined the cause of the disaster but suspect a container of hydrogen peroxide was the source.

The anti-Islam insults by high-ranking BJP staffers, which caused a diplomatic storm, are hardly anomalies.

Sri Lanka’s IT sector is trying to retain talent with dollar-linked salaries as young professionals look to exodus.

Warning comes amid growing concern that Pyongyang is preparing for its first nuclear weapons test since 2017.

Generals hope offer will lead to lifting of sanctions imposed after they reneged on an earlier promise to hold elections

Monday’s vote marks a major setback for the fragile coalition government that could send Israel to new elections.

Former leader and four other members of far-right group face new charges over January 6, 2021 riot in Washington, DC.

Ukraine's president says his forces will not give up their positions in the key eastern city.

President Zelenskyy says Russian forces have a numerical advantage but Ukraine has 'every chance' to fight back.

Washington accuses sanctioned officials of pursuing 'ethnonationalist and political agendas' at expense of citizens.

Rajesh Gupta and Atul Gupta are accused in S. Africa of using their relationship with Jacob Zuma to profit financially.

British journalist Dom Phillips and Indigenous expert Bruno Pereira were last seen on Sunday in remote Amazon area.

Nearly a quarter of a million people are on the brink of starvation in drought-struck Somalia, UN agencies say.

'It is on Russia to stop rape, violence, and atrocities from within its ranks,'- US Ambassador Linda Thomas-Greenfield.

Thousands of migrants begin walking towards US as the country is hosting the Summit of the Americas in Los Angeles.