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The import shutdown was triggered by a threat made to a United States food inspector.

Little done in response to repeated warnings of risks of mountainside construction, researchers and public servants say.

Many public employees work one or two additional jobs to make ends meet.

Diplomacy intensifies as shelling and fighting increases in eastern Ukraine.

Security experts urge the EU to develop a more 'people-centred' approach towards security in Africa.

President Saied faces tough challenge as he tries to balance international lenders' conditions, needs of Tunisians.

Former suburban Minneapolis police officer Kim Potter receives lesser sentence after shooting Wright at traffic stop.

Relatives call for international inquiry to help push forward a floundering local investigation into the explosion.

Indian students in Ukraine say there's no clarity from New Delhi if it's safe to stay and what happens to their studies.

Recognition of 'Jordanian women' in the constitution ignited a brawl in parliament and debate over their status.

At least 117 people are dead in the wake of floods and mudslides in Petropolis after heavy rains on Tuesday.

Survivors of the Bahrale camp attack in Afar said 'at least five killed, several women kidnapped' in attack this month.

Facebook parent Meta's shares are down more than 45 percent from a September peak.

Leaders of self-proclaimed breakaway republics in eastern Ukraine say they plan to evacuate residents to Russia.

Analysts fear the country could plunge into further chaos after a failed bid to hold a presidential election in December

The American debate around due process for alleged harassers has become too confused.

Oleg Navalny's suspended sentence was converted to jail time after he did not report for police inspections.

The legal architecture built to buttress the colonial world order continues to be weaponised against the dispossessed.

Small eateries are bearing the brunt of the avocado shortage amid a suspension of imports from Mexico.

Canadian truckers tell Al Jazeera protests against COVID-19 restrictions are taking attention away from real challenges.

Police in Ottawa are working to clear the centre of the capital three weeks after protests shut it down.

Lecturers in Nigeria’s public universities are hoping to give the authorities a lesson on priorities.

UK's Met Office warns that roofs could be blown off, trees uprooted and power lines brought down.

Putin's table prompted a slew of memes, becoming an unlikely star of efforts to ease the Ukraine crisis.

The case is building for US companies to move operations they offshored to Asia closer to home.

Huge federal cash infusions are set to transform communities across the United States, like Dayton, Ohio.

Footage posted online has become a valuable new tool for researchers analysing Russian military movements.

Despite Macron's refusal to admit failure, France's military intervention in Mali has been controversial.

Violent and illegal pushbacks of asylum seekers by Hungarian authorities are reported on the rise at the Serbian border.

Saturday's exercise will involve practice launches of intercontinental ballistic missiles and cruise missiles.

The WHO said it would work with these countries to develop a roadmap of training and support to produce the jabs.

Comments by President Mohamed Bazoum come a day after France and European allies announce withdrawal from Mali.

A powerful storm from the Atlantic leaves tens of thousands without electricity in Ireland and batters England.

'They call it a war against drugs, but … they don't want to destroy the business, they want to administer the business.'

Marc Lamont Hill challenges the former spokesperson for Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte.

Taliban interior ministry announces Haidar's death despite non-stop efforts to rescue him.

Southeast Asian country is aiming for a 75 percent reduction in greenhouse gas emissions by 2030.

Eleven others given life sentences over series of bomb blasts in 2008 that killed 56 people in city in Gujarat state.

Beaches reopen after death of Simon Nellist in Little Bay beach, in first fatal shark attack off Sydney since 1963.

Authorities say no immediate casualties reported on board the ferry that carried 237 passengers and 51 crew members.

Authorities announce slight easing of restrictions amid growing backlash from businesses.

G7 due to meet later on Friday amid concern about sudden escalation of violence in Ukraine's conflict-hit east.

Investigation shows infection is linked to a strain circulating in Pakistan's Sindh province as WHO sends assistance.

Prime Minister Mark Rutte apologises after study shatters long-held belief that cases of violence were isolated.

The list identifies 42 online markets and 35 physical markets alleged to engage in or facilitate piracy.

Eun Young Choi will lead a team dedicated to investigating and prosecuting illicit cryptocurrency schemes.

The Ukraine crisis adds to uncertainty about the path of the US Federal Reserve's tightening plans to fight inflation.

Beijing's crackdown on dissent in Hong Kong is casting doubt over the future of the business hub's open internet.

Buenos Aires's monetary tightening takes it one step closer to the goals set out with the International Monetary Fund.

Trudeau's Emergencies Act imposes measures that require banks to freeze accounts without court orders.