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Embattled Lebanese Information Minister George Kordahi says resignation 'out of the question'.

Thai protesters demand changes, including the repeal of a draconian law that criminalises any criticism of the king.

Palestinians have been protesting against Israeli excavations in a Muslim cemetery in Jerusalem to build national park.

At least 17 passengers were injured, including one seriously, in the attack on commuters on Halloween.

Meeting on sidelines of G20 summit in Rome comes amid US-Turkey tensions over defence and human rights.

Swamps are a major carbon store. Their regeneration can help sequester vast amounts of carbon dioxide.

UK, France to pursue 'practical and operational measures' to resolve a row over fishing rights, says Macron's office.

Matthew Abbott’s photos of Australia’s catastrophic bushfires serve as a warning to the world.

Experts are tracking a new mutation of the Delta variant of the coronavirus reported in dozens of countries.

Protesters barricade several streets in the capital a day after deadly crackdown by security forces.

Faye D’Souza analyses how much damage the COVID pandemic has wrought on India’s economy and where it goes from here.

Can states reach a radical new deal?

The world has eight years to remove 28 gigatonnes of CO2 from the atmosphere to meet its 1.5C goal.

COP26 aims to keep alive a target of capping global warming at 1.5C, amid warnings of a climate catastrophe.

Such purchases would expand a publicly owned buffer along the coast where nature would take its course.

Polls show ruling LDP is on the brink of losing its single-party majority in the lower house for first time since 2009.

Argentinian international complained about feeling dizzy during his side's 1-1 La Liga draw with Alaves.

India's cricket captain spoke out in defence of the only Muslim player in the squad after abuse following Pakistan loss.

Net income jumps to $30.4bn for the third quarter, up from $11.8bn a year earlier, boosted by rising oil prices.

Effects of human-caused global warming are happening now and will only worsen if urgent action is not taken.

New tax rules will see the profits of large multinational corporations taxed at a rate of at least 15 percent.

Australian government’s new ‘plan’ to combat climate change may have little effect if coal mining continues.

Both sides accuse the other of breaking post-Brexit agreements on fishing rights.

Worsening economic conditions in Turkey have seen local sentiment turn against Syrian refugees.

At least 12 civilians were killed in the blast in Aden, the Yemeni government's interim capital.

Recent surge in bombings has set Ugandan authorities on a hunt for the perpetrators.

Michel Aoun calls for dialogue to ease a diplomatic rift with Gulf countries as UAE the latest to sever diplomatic ties.

Russia's Putin complains about a lack of international recognition for its Sputnik V COVID-19 vaccine at the G20 summit.

Rising temperatures have had devastating effects on the economy and other aspects of life in Greece.

Ethiopia government spokesperson, however, denies Tigrayan fighters seized Dessie town in the Amhara region.

Two Syrian soldiers were injured in an unusual daytime Israeli missile attack on Damascus, Syrian state TV has reported.

Superstar Shah Rukh Khan and the latest case of Indian authorities taking Bollywood to task. Plus, a refugee hotline.

Arab League statement comes hours after Saudi Arabia, Bahrain recalled their ambassadors to Lebanon.

A journey into one of the world’s most dangerous migration routes.

Aryan Khan was detained after authorities raided a ship set to sail from Mumbai to Goa in early October.

'It's a cause for concern,' Alberta's provincial energy minister tells Al Jazeera. 'He has opposed every pipeline.'

We have the opportunity to engage China in a joint reform of a failing global system.

Looming over the talks in Rome is pressure to make headway on tackling global warming ahead of the key COP26 summit.

Anti-coup demonstrators plan to stage a 'million-strong' march against the military's power grab.

Airlines continue to receive life support from governments, totalling $243bn since the start of the pandemic.

Batsman Asif Ali hit four sixes in the 19th over to take Pakistan home in nervy chase against Afghanistan.

Dearborn, Michigan, long a stronghold for Arab-American political power, now has chance to elect an Arab mayor.

Dozens were killed in a fire at a prison last month, but experts say it was an accident waiting to happen.

Prime Minister Tuionetoa says South Pacific nation of 106,000 people could be locked down next week if virus spreads.

Prime minister says LDP faces an 'extremely tough' situation in Sunday's vote as polls project gains for the opposition.

China is investing in advanced weaponry and equipment, and overhauling its command structure to modernise the military.

The Biden administration is still subject to a court decision that has ruled the programme needs to be reinstated.

Neighbours and NATO allies Greece and Turkey are at odds over several issues, including territorial disputes and Cyprus.

Resolution expresses concern over breakdown of ceasefire between Morocco and pro-independence Polisario Front.

Microsoft rose 2.2% to hit a market value of $2.49 trillion and Apple fell 1.8% after reporting fourth-quarter revenue.