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Several people associated with the US embassy in Colombia report symptoms linked with the affliction, US media reports.

Concerns about effect of 'foreign interference' law in country where media already operate under strict regulation.

Ronaldo extends his men’s record tally of international goals to 115 by scoring the 58th hat-trick of his career.

Typhoon Kompasu has set off landslides and flash floods in the Philippines, leaving at least 11 people dead.

Afghan girls, who have been confined to their homes, urge the Taliban not to snatch their right to education.

Biden administration to allow travellers from Mexico and Canada who are fully vaccinated to enter the US.

Spends on transition to renewable energy 'remains far short' of what's needed to meet future demand sustainably: IEA.

Al Jazeera speaks to Afghanistan's cricket chief on the future of female athletes in the country after Taliban takeover.

New media outlet launched as the democratic island, which is claimed by Beijing, faces an increasingly hostile China.

Win Myint's court testimony challenges army's insistence that no coup took place and the transfer of power was lawful.

Leaders agree Taliban will need to be involved in assistance but stress it does not mean recognition of its government.

President Sebastian Pinera says troops are being sent to two southern regions hit by recent acts of violence.

Central bank has injected $40m per week into the exchange market after launching new bolivar with 6 fewer zeros.

Government coronavirus task force reports 973 coronavirus deaths, the highest daily toll since the start of pandemic.

Brexit minister David Frost calls on EU to allow changes to post-Brexit rules governing trade with Northern Ireland.

Star Trek's Captain James Tiberius Kirk, played by William Shatner, promoted a utopian spacefaring vision.

Democrat-controlled House of Representatives expected to approve bill increasing debt limit amid looming default.

President Aleksandar Vucic says country will continue arming itself with weapons from Russia, China and elsewhere.

Nets general manager says Irving will not take part in team activity until he is 'eligible to be a full participant'.

Some 4.3 million US workers left their jobs in August as COVID infections surged.

UN holds conference on preserving wildlife and nature before COP26 Climate Change Summit.

Governor of central Meta department says he was unharmed in attacks in region where dissident rebel fighters operate.

La Cumbre Vieja began erupting on September 19 and has already forced more than 6,000 people from their homes.

Iranian sport officials have contradicted each other on why spectators were banned during a crucial match in Tehran.

The IMF warned of a 'dangerous divergence' in economic recoveries between richer and poorer nations.

Human rights organisations have warned for years about the deteriorating water situation in the Gaza Strip.

Qatari official Mutlaq al-Qahtani says recognising Taliban gov't 'not a priority' as Afghanistan faces host of issues.

Bus was driving from the southern Banke district to the remote Mugu area when it plunged off a mountain road.

Mohamed Abdellah had been in exile in Spain since 2019 when he fled Algeria after exposing alleged corruption.

Pamela forecast to get to 'near major hurricane strength' when it reaches Mexican coast early Wednesday, NHC says.

Contrary to claims in the piece, the Kenyan government has acted in good faith in its engagement with the ICJ.

ICJ rules largely in favour of Somalia in setting a sea boundary believed to be rich in oil and gas.

US Supreme Court is poised to hear case challenging Roe v Wade, setting up a 'critical' moment on access to abortion.

Irish author turns down bid by publishing company Modan to translate, Beautiful World, Where Are You, into Hebrew.

UN human rights office demands an investigation into the fatal shooting of migrants fleeing a crackdown in Libya.

ESG promises positive returns for people and the planet but is facing growing charges of greenwashing.

Russian foreign minister says 'unfounded' claim made in a popular British tabloid newspaper will not be taken seriously.

The bloc's chief makes the pledge at a G20 summit addressing humanitarian and security situations in Afghanistan.

The role Britain’s anti-slavery mission played in looting African art. And the campaign to get it returned.

Moscow says the four islands, which lie between the Sea of Okhotsk and the Pacific Ocean, are 'Russian territory'.

The exercise aims to show that Iran can defend its 'sensitive and vital centres'.

Several pro-Iranian parties promise to launch an appeal after early results show losses for parties with PMF links.

Lawyers for former ministers Ali Hasan Khalil and Ghazi Zeiter register new legal complaint against Judge Tarek Bitar.

A fortnight after their eviction, residents live cramped in shanties propped up with whatever is left of their homes.

Goran Hansson says prizes must go to 'those most worthy' but laments historic lack of female Nobel laureates.

Killings reported a day after suspected rebels shot dead five Indian army soldiers in a gunfight in the disputed region.

Pro-democracy groups report several arrests amid protests in Africa's last absolute monarchy.

National disaster agency says at least 9 killed and 16 others missing as tropical storm causes floods and landslides.

Acting foreign minister appeals to the world for good relations but avoids making firm commitments on girls' education.

French president invited no government leaders at event seen as bid to reshape France's ties with former colonies.