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US Secretary of State welcomes Sudan deal, calls for release of political detainees and lifting of state of emergency.

US President Joe Biden has been lobbying countries to release crude reserves to tamp down high energy prices.

Beijing's clampdown on dissent in city has silenced unions and politicians that traditionally supported workers' rights.

Taiwan's Digital Minister tells Al Jazeera that openness is key to ensuring misinformation does not morph into hatred.

Nobel Peace Prize-winning prime minister says he will lead troops battling Tigrayan rebels starting on Tuesday.

About 42 percent of eligible voters cast ballots in Sunday's vote, which saw Venezuelan opposition suffer heavy defeat.

At least eight bodies, some with signs of torture, found on the outskirts of Rio de Janeiro following police operation.

Three defendants attacked Ahmaud Arbery 'because he was a Black man running down the street', prosecutor says.

Fishing crews have increasingly specialised in shark fishing off the coast of the Republic of the Congo in recent years.

Waukesha, Wisconsin police chief says there are no indications that the incident was a 'terrorist' attack.

UN special rapporteur says Texas voting restrictions dilute rights of ethnic minorities, result in 'gerrymandering'.

Official in Ituri province says six children, two women among those killed when CODECO rebels raided Drodro village.

Sudan's prime minister is reinstated after an agreement with the military, which had previously deposed him.

US President Joe Biden is set to announce a plan to release oil from the Strategic Petroleum Reserve on Tuesday.

Police say security forces kill seven suspects, detain 106 people during operations linked to bombings in Kampala.

Anger about vaccine mandate for health workers on the French Caribbean archipelago has led to days of violent protests.

Holmes takes the stand for the second day to share her story and the origins of her blood-testing startup.

Dbeibah submitted his application to run for president despite being barred and promising not to run.

Belarusian president calls for European powers to work with Minsk but Berlin rejects proposal to take in 2,000 people.

Pakistan and the International Monetary Fund reached a deal after several months of talks to relax the package's terms.

Setting 'net-zero' goals will not help us rein in global warming.

Gulf states sign agreements covering a range of areas as Haitham bin Tariq Al Said visits Qatar.

Firms in southeastern Nigeria are losing business due to stay-at-home orders announced by separatists in the region.

Fed governor Lael Brainard was nominated to serve as the US Fed's vice chair.

Interior ministry says it has confiscated weapons and explosives, arrested people for 'plotting terrorist operations'.

The diverse cast members bringing to life the story of Sufi poet Rumi hope to dispel Western stereotypes of the region.

“It’s no joke. We’re almost under the ocean.”

Women refugees say they have miscarried, been separated from their children by border guards, and been hospitalised.

Rutte calls riots in Netherlands 'pure violence under the guise of protest' perpetrated by 'idiots'.

Abdalla Hamdok discusses the political agreement signed with military.

From Monday, people will be able to leave their homes only for a few specific reasons as blanket restrictions return.

Call aimed at assuaging concerns over Peng's safety following sexual assault allegations not enough, world body says.

Ex-media adviser Nir Hefetz is expected to deliver damning testimony in the trial of former PM Benjamin Netanyahu.

Tehran signals it's ready to keep weathering American sanctions if Vienna nuclear talks do not fulfil its expectations.

Gurinder Chadha and Skin discuss racism, sexism and growing up as second-generation immigrants in the UK.

Report says French intelligence implicated in at least 19 Egyptian air attacks against civilians between 2016 and 2018.

The Kremlin slams claims from Washington that Moscow may be readying to invade Ukraine.

Indian capital's Air Quality Index (AQI) on Monday dropped to 303 on a scale of 500, down from 499 nearly a week ago.

The report by International Institute for Democracy and Electoral Assistance says 'visible deterioration' began in 2019.

China's leader makes remarks days after a flare-up with the Philippines in the South China Sea.

Hamdok tells Al Jazeera a technocratic interim government will lead Sudan, after signing a deal with the military.

Nicolas Maduro's allies win 20 of 23 governor posts in polls that saw the participation of opposition after four years.

Pacific island nations saw their economies shrink an estimated 5.8 percent in 2020 amid a collapse in tourism.

The diplomatic and political power play by international forces on all sides during the ten-year war in Syria.

Human rights group calls for Pakistani authorities to end the use of enforced disappearances as a tool of state policy.

During the 28.5 hours I spent on the Turkish Eastern Express, I was able to suspend a reality that is in no way real.

The Mapuche Gen Z are resisting police violence against Indigenous youth through music and activism.

At least 5 people are dead and more than 40 injured after an SUV sped through a Christmas parade in Waukesha, Wisconsin.

Out of the world's 100 most polluted cities, 94 are in India, China, and Pakistan.

Pakistan foreign ministry reacts strongly to India's threats to carry out military action on Pakistani soil if provoked.