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Study by Sand Diego Zoo Wildlife Alliance found two chicks hatched from eggs that had never been fertilised by male.

Michelle Wu and Aftab Pureval will become mayors of Boston and Cincinnati, a first for Asian Americans in both cities.

A film marking Al Jazeera's 25th anniversary, from its modest beginnings to becoming an international broadcaster.

Across Fortress Europe, the ramparts are being fortified against halal and kosher slaughter.

Employees at the English-language daily were not told when they will receive months of owed wages.

At least 10 people were injured and 15 to 20 people were missing following the incident in Narino province.

New Delhi deploys cruise missiles, howitzers, choppers and Israeli-made drones along the treacherous mountain ranges.

Ether rose to as high as $4,643 in Asian hours, taking the week's gain to more than 10 percent.

Business hub’s strict ‘zero COVID’ policy fuels questions about future of ‘Asia’s World City’.

UN probe finds evidence of brutal violence that may amount to crimes against humanity, including gang rape by all sides.

Diplomats say coup leader Abdel Fattah al-Burhan sees involvement of PM Hamdok in a new administration as key.

PM Narendra Modi says India to produce more energy through solar and other renewables than nation's entire grid by 2030.

Myriad challenges await the new arrivals, many of whom are starting over from scratch and coping with survivor’s guilt.

Call for police department overhaul came after murder of George Floyd last year sparked racial justice protests.

Not only do Taliban fighters gather in crowd to watch the tournament, a local commander even takes part in the game.

Teenagers and young adults are now some of the most prominent figures in the global push to tackle climate change.

Global warming devastating Bangladesh, particularly increased cyclones and floods that bring saltwater further inland.

The phrase is generally used by Chinese officials to refer to a slowing economy.

Once valued at $500bn, it has been a target of regulators both in China and the US where it narrowly escaped a ban.

The steep climb was evocative of the rally in shares of GameStop and other so-called meme stocks earlier this year.

Glenn Youngkin projected to win governor race, signalling trouble for Democrats ahead of 2022's congressional elections.

Police rescue Cleo Smith from a locked house in Carnarvon, 18 days after she disappeared from her family's camping tent.

The second Black mayor of the nation's largest city easily defeated his Republican opponent.

Attack reportedly resulted in some material damage but there were no immediate reports of casualties.

Migrants were 'transported to the border' with Honduras, from where they had entered Guatemala illegally.

Probe into Iranian refugee's death spurs calls for an end to Australia's 'inhumane' offshore detention policy.

With deteriorating situation at home, many Myanmar youth are trying to study abroad, but face new hurdles in their way.

Josep Borrell says November 7 presidential elections are 'fake' and only designed to keep Daniel Ortega in power.

CDC director must grant final approval before coronavirus vaccines can be administered to US children aged 5 to 11.

Joe Biden says he believes it was a 'big mistake' for Chinese President Xi Jinping to skip the climate conference.

A collective of advocacy groups aims to raise awareness of crimes against journalists.

Protesters demand UK recognise an independent Palestinian state and provide compensation for suffering.

Ether is benefitting from a process referred to as burning - where coins are taken out of circulation.

Two men indicted following six-year probe into payment that Blatter authorised to be paid from FIFA to Platini in 2011.

Charged with killing two during violent protests in Wisconsin last year, Rittenhouse has pleaded not guilty.

The Taliban says those who continue to trade using foreign currency will face legal action.

New Facebook parent Meta will delete the faceprints of more than one billion users.

Palestinians reject deal that would have seen them accept the temporary ownership of their homes by a settler group.

The 21-storey building in Lagos was still under construction when it fell abruptly on Monday.

Former French president refuses to answer questions while appearing as a witness in trial involving ex-aides.

Dubai is planning an IPO of shares in its main utility, the Dubai Electricity and Water Authority.

Palestinian American doing business with the city of Houston for 17 years is challenging Texas anti-BDS law.

Deployed in the fight against climate change, the new protected area is expected to cover about 60,000sq km.

More than 80 countries join US and EU in pledging to cut methane emissions by at least 30 percent this decade.

Gov't denies allegation after MINUSCA says presidential guards fired on unarmed unit travelling on bus marked 'UN'.

Call comes after Bahrain recalled envoy in response to Lebanese minister's criticism of Saudi military role in Yemen.

What can stop a stock market rally in its tracks? One tweet from Elon Musk.

Move comes after Tigrayan fighters said they captured two towns in Amhara region and considered marching on Addis Ababa.

Officers photographed the bodies of sisters Bibaa Henry and Nicole Smallman, whose mother has accused police of racism.

Women working or studying at UK universities share how their complaints about sexual misconduct were mishandled.