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The new service is in line with the industry’s growing shift to software-defined vehicles and systems.

Safeguard Defenders says foreign governments are pressured into sending Taiwan citizens to China instead of the island.

Prime Minister Scott Morrison says big tech firms have responsibility to ensure their platforms are safe.

There are fears military could step up exploitation of resources to shore up finances, and worsen climate risk.

Concession means incoming Xiomara Castro will become country's first female president.

Manufactory output improves amid an easing of critical supply bottlenecks.

Cheaper cash will boost manufacturing, create jobs and slow inflation, the Turkish president said in a TV interview.

US Fed Reserve Chair Jerome Powell's taper talk pressured a market already jittery about the latest COVID-19 variant.

Parts of British Columbia could see 'the most intense storm yet', provincial public safety minister warns.

Police say three students were fatally shot, eight other people were injured at high school north of Detroit.

The lira fell as much as 4.7 percent to 13.4541 per dollar at 8:08pm in Istanbul (17:08 GMT).

Donald Trump's ex-Chief of Staff Mark Meadows had been called to appear before House committee this month but did not.

Jair Bolsonaro, under pressure over COVID crisis in Brazil, is required to join a party to run in elections next year.

Latin America and the Caribbean is facing a critical situation in terms of food security, UN official says.

Theranos Inc founder Elizabeth Holmes had a 12-year relationship with the US firm's president, Sunny Balwani.

Abulaziz Hatim scored a perfect header to give Qatar the 1-0 win over Bahrain.

UNRWA head Lazzarini said the agency raised enough donations to cover only 48 percent of its budget in 2022 and 2023.

An accelerated bond purchase rollback could also move up the timeline for hiking US interest rates.

Beijing faces the task of striking a balance between funding infrastructure and not exploiting Africa.

Ugur Sahin said that while Omicron may infect more vaccinated people, they're unlikely to experience severe illness.

Frankfurt court rules in case concerning death of a five-year-old girl bought as a slave and left to die in the sun.

Amid pesticide contamination and land evictions, tribal leaders say their villages in Paraguay are at a crisis point.

More than 30 countries have imposed travel bans following the spread of the Omicron coronavirus mutation.

Consumers in the US are feeling less optimistic about the short-term outlook for their employment and income prospects.

Evidence suggests the new variant may be more transmissible than Delta, but there are still many unknowns at play.

What should we make of the US assurances regarding how Assange would be treated if extradited?

Final count confirms Muqtada al-Sadr's bloc won 73 out of 329 seats in Iraq's October election.

Move comes days after the group and the Colombian government marked the five-year anniversary of a peace accord.

ADF, labelled as a 'terrorist' organisation by the United States, is considered the deadliest group operating in DRC.

Turkey's economy powered ahead of most of its peers in Q3, but soaring currency crisis could pose a threat to recovery.

The royal has stirred controversy by suggesting that overpopulation on the continent is harming wildlife.

India's economy grew 8.4 percent in the quarter ending September compared with a year earlier.

Highly divisive figure says it is time to 'save France' but polls show his popularity may be waning.

“I believe in my heart that Haitians are the toughest, most resilient people on Earth.”

Two-day meeting in Riga comes as concerns mount in Kyiv and Western capitals over Russian troop build-up near Ukraine.

Demands for full civilian rule continue after an agreement reinstating civilian Prime Minister Abdalla Hamdok.

Markets fell Tuesday on Moderna CEO's comments that existing vaccines may be less effective against the Omicron variant.

Cubans say having fled economic crisis at home, applying for asylum in Greece fraught with challenges.

Access to COVID-19 vaccines and therapeutics is part of the human right to health.

An Ethiopian archbishop keeps the ancient craft of parchment bookmaking alive, but he needs a supply of goat skins.

An immersive river ride into the world of Rebecca Chol, a spirited and resilient South Sudanese fisherwoman.

The raid comes as president Jair Bolsonaro has pledged a pivot in his permissive approach to deforestation.

Steven Donziger was convicted of contempt of court in October, after years battling Chevron over pollution in Ecuador.

A quarantine-free entry policy for vaccinated arrivals in Singapore will not be extended to more countries for now.

The highly transmissible strain has been detected in at least 19 countries, raising concerns about the spread of COVID.

One in three Australian parliamentarians have experienced sexual harassment, a government-backed report has found.

Musician honoured for her 'extraordinary commitment' to Caribbean island as it makes historic political transition.

A Pennsylvania court in June overturned a conviction on charges the comic drugged and raped a woman.

Verdicts expected to deliver Nobel laureate's first prison sentences since military overthrew postponed to December 6.

President Michel Aoun tells Al Jazeera, Lebanon is seeking to mend ties with Saudi, other GCC states, amid ongoing rift.