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The Nobel Peace Prize-winning activist for racial justice and retired Anglican archbishop died Sunday at the age of 90.

Kashmiri rebels have been fighting Indian forces for more than 30 years, demanding freedom or merger with Pakistan.

Charges come a day after the shutdown of Hong Kong’s pro-democracy Stand News outlet and arrest of some of its staff.

The German automaker is the latest major firm to feel the heat of growing consumer nationalism in China.

A university lecturer reflects on how the Taliban takeover upended her life and asks: was the hard work all for nothing?

At an event where call for Muslim genocide was given, Maharaj said Gandhi 'destroyed' the country as he saluted Godse.

Developer has seen share price plunge more than 50 percent since November amid liquidity, transparency concerns.

This needs to be urgently addressed by governments and pharmaceutical companies.

UN says the warehouse contained up to 1,700 tonnes of food destined for hundreds of thousands of people in the area.

More countries see coronavirus cases surge to highest levels ever amid the rapid spread of Omicron variant.

Rights groups decry information blackout as family of hunger-striking inmate urges international intervention.

Sultana Begum has lodged a court case seeking recognition that she is rightful owner of the imposing 17th-century fort.

Military’s burning of more than 30 civilians in their vehicles left locals 'devastated and terrified' in Kayah State.

Al Jazeera takes a look at key events shaping European countries' response to migrant and refugee arrivals this year.

Residents object to a footballer from Portugal, that once colonised Goa, being honoured instead of a player from India.

US Secretary of State says silencing of independent media undermines Hong Kong's 'credibility and viability'.

Chinese ride-hailing firm reports 1.7 percent decline in third-quarter revenue amid heavy scrutiny from Beijing.

Xian's stringent pandemic restrictions have raised fears of memory chip shortages.

The $11bn Nord Stream 2 pipeline is currently awaiting approval by Germany and the European Union.

Jeffrey Epstein associate to appeal case after being convicted of sex trafficking of minors, among other charges.

Israel's military says it fired at Hamas positions after an Israeli civilian was lightly wounded by gunfire from Gaza.

The world is mourning Archbishop Desmond Tutu, who has died aged 90.

Former Theranos CEO Elizabeth Holmes faces up to 20 years in prison if convicted of fraud.

Over 850 flights were cancelled by midday Wednesday as airlines continue to struggle to cobble together flight crews.

Surging COVID cases could put 'immense pressure on exhausted health workers and health systems', Tedros says.

Jury deliberations in Maxwell's sex trafficking trial could run through the New Year's holidays, US judge warns.

Interior minister says plot to smuggle Captagon pills from Lebanon foiled, amid a diplomatic rift with Gulf countries.

This year has shown that governance guided only by ideology without any concern for moral outcomes is dangerous.

US and Russian presidents will discuss 'upcoming diplomatic engagements' amid ongoing tensions over Ukraine.

The appointments come as the Taliban government rolls back women's rights for travel, education and employment.

France breaks another national and European record of daily COVID infections, as Omicron and Delta variants spread.

Shares of Medallion Financial Corp were halted Wednesday after the stock plummeted more than 50 percent to $3.94.

Bitcoin may be the most popular cryptocurrency but the token of the Ethereum network is gaining ground.

Madden's career encompasses coaching, broadcasting and being the name behind the NFL's popular video game.

Officials had previously said the refugees would be given food and water but could not land in Indonesia.

Memorial organisations pledge to 'find legitimate ways to continue work' and to appeal rulings revoking legal status.

Another Libyan election held without proper national reconciliation and political safeguards will not bring stability.

Survivors decry new amnesty bill that would free perpetrators of crimes against humanity during the 1960-1996 civil war.

What happens when those who are supposed to protect become the perpetrators?

Coronavirus cases surge around the world, raising testing and quarantine fears, particularly in Europe and the US.

Nations that rely heavily on China's raw material demand, and those seeking investment, could be in for a shock.

At least 42 attacks on Christians and their places of worship in 2021 in southern state as it mulls anti-conversion law.

The announcement comes amid speculation over Serbian tennis champion's vaccination status ahead of Australian Open.

Water surges into homes and businesses in dozens towns and cities, forcing residents to abandon their belongings.

Small investors in Thailand are buying up cryptocurrency-mining rigs as the axe falls on China’s crypto-mines.

In first trip to Israel in years, Mahmoud Abbas and Benny Gantz discuss 'security, civil matters' in Gantz's home.

Women are raised with the narrative that the 'beauty' can change the 'beast'. But real life is not a fairy tale.

Nearly 800 Omicron cases reported as daily COVID infections rise by 9,195 cases - a 44 percent spike from Tuesday.

At least 38 people die after shafts collapsed at the Darsaya mine in West Kordofan.

European powers continued to try and curb refugee and migrant arrivals this year, with sometimes deadly consequences.