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Iranian President Raisi says no conditions for talks but expects the lifting of US sanctions in return.

US prosecutors charged Saab in connection with a bribery scheme linked to Venezuela's state-controlled exchange rate.

Powell's 2003 UN testimony was key in events Iraqis say led to heavy costs for them - which can still be felt today.

Nasrallah accuses Christian Lebanese Forces of shooting its members after several people died in clashes last week.

The Take beat out rivals to win in the Excellence in Audio Digital Storytelling, Ongoing Series category.

Expectations of an interest rate cut later this week, despite high inflation, are pressuring the lira.

Abu Zubaydah would be allowed write declaration about alleged torture in Poland, US government tells Supreme Court.

Protesters in Sudan are demanding the resignation of the interim government.

Powell was the first Black secretary of state, but his legacy was tarnished in 2003 when he justified the war on Iraq.

Powell used his reputation to help convince the world Saddam Hussein was an imminent threat, but the US intel was false.

Senate speaker says hospitalised President Milos Zeman unable to work, seeks to shift duties to other officials.

The Environmental Protection Agency laid out a strategy to limit pollution from a cluster of chemicals known as PFAS.

Activists Alaa Abdel-Fattah, Mohamed Ibrahim, Yahia Hussein Abdel-Hadi appeared at the Emergency State Security Court.

How space became a junkyard and why it matters.

Protests have been staged since Saturday amid a deepening rift between military and civil rule backers.

Total industrial production, which also includes mining and utility output, fell 1.3 percent last month.

At least one police officer killed and 17 other people hurt in attack on truck carrying security personnel in Quetta.

The carmaker has seen eight weeks of gains, its longest winning streak since before the pandemic battered markets.

The attack took place in Nigeria's Sokoto's state, where bandits have been relocating to avoid security operations.

The metaverse is a futuristic notion for connecting online that uses augmented and virtual reality, Facebook has said.

Powell was the first Black US chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff and secretary of state.

There are already signs the law will be used to divide civil society and cast a dark shadow over internationalism.

Staff at NATO's military mission in Moscow to be stripped of their accreditation from November, Russian FM says.

Search and rescue operations continue on Monday as thousands remain stranded in parts of the coastal area.

Beijing dismisses the report in the Financial Times as inaccurate, saying it tested a space vehicle instead.

Government spokesman denies reports of air raids as witnesses say several killed in Mekelle.

Venezuelan President Maduro will meet his Iranian counterpart on visit to Tehran 'in the next few months'.

Delivering keynotes is a lucrative business in the US - even for some who claim to be committed to fighting inequality.

Three white men face trial for chasing and fatally shooting Arbery, an unarmed Black man, in the US state of Georgia.

FMs of Iran, China, Pakistan, Tajikistan, Uzbekistan, Turkmenistan and Russia to hold talks in Tehran.

Hundreds of female judges forced to live a life of fear and anonymity since the group's August takeover of the country.

US Securities and Exchange Commission is set to allow the first American bitcoin futures ETF to begin trading this week.

Josia Maria Neves, a former prime minister, wins the presidency in the first round as his main rival concedes defeat.

Sepúlveda, it seemed, was too happy to die - and should therefore be condemned to a future of, well, pain.

Janneke Parrish helped spearhead the #AppleToo movement to help employees speak out on workplace discrimination.

No official reason given but media reports say diplomat expelled as he handed credentials to FM and not the president.

Firefighters isolate the refinery's treatment unit where the fire broke out and bring the blaze under full control.

President Bukele downplays San Salvador protests against economic and judicial policies, including Bitcoin move.

What makes South Korean show Squid Game even more valuable is how popular it is relative to its low cost.

At least 35 die in landslides and floods triggered by heavy rains as rescuers scour for survivors in muddy debris.

Ceylon cinnamon has been produced in Sri Lanka for generations. But experienced peelers are now rare.

Religious violence erupts after photo circulated on social media shows the Quran placed on the knee of a Hindu deity.

Southeast Asian grouping agreed to bar coup leader from summit because of the lack of progress in an April peace plan.

Shortages of natural gas, coal from Asia to Europe are driving additional demand for oil products in power generation.

Interior ministry spokesman tells Al Jazeera that all schools and universities in will reopen 'in a very short time'.

Officials say GDP grew at its slowest place in a year in the third quarter, amid power shortages and property woes.

Experts say vaccines mandates are '100 percent a human rights issue' but also about keeping society safe.

Gang known as 400 Mazowo said to have abducted 17 foreign missionaries amid increasing lawlessness in troubled nation.

A small-town conservative and father of seven will lead an alliance of six opposition parties in next year's vote.