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The final round of talks in Egypt concluded without a breakthrough, UN special adviser on Libya Stephanie Williams said.

What does the resignation of Lord Geidt - and the little impact it had - tells us about executive power in Britain?

The two main challengers remain opposition leader Raila Odinga and Deputy President William Ruto.

A lack of diplomacy exacerbates the latest dispute between Greece and Turkey over the islands in the Aegean.

Plan to hire soldiers on four-year contracts sparks violent protests, with thousands of young men demanding a rollback.

Refugees say the fear of separation from families is greater than the fear of being deported back to Myanmar.

Ethnicity and nationality should not become deciding factors in saving lives.

The People's Party secures 58 seats in Andalusia's parliament, blocking out the far-right Vox party.

Patrice Lumumba was the first democratically elected prime minister of the DRC after independence from Belgium in 1960.

Amid the growing number of online trolls in Kenya, a mother launches a cyberattack of kindness.

Former rebel Petro's victory marks the first time in history Colombia has elected a left-wing candidate as president.

Teenagers travel to Ceuta, a Spanish enclave next to Morocco, hoping to get to the EU but often find themselves trapped.

In Mazraat al-Toufah, Aunt Amaline and Salma carry on the age-old tradition of preserving what the land gives.

In fishing boats or rubber dinghies, refugees can face weeks at sea without enough food or water. Some never make it.

Authorities struggle to ferry drinking water and dry food to shelters across northern and northeastern Bangladesh.

Japan is the only G7 nation that doesn't allow people of the same gender to marry.

UK government ordered extradition of WikiLeaks founder to the US on spying charges, risking up to 175 years in prison.

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 117th day, we take a look at the main developments.

Some witnesses say more than 200 killed in attack blamed on OLA rebels, but no official confirmation on casualties yet.

The Chinese defence ministry says the test was defensive and 'not aimed at any country'.

Daughter of outgoing President Rodrigo Duterte takes oath of office, issues call for unity after divisive election.

Colombo hopes the IMF visit, overlapping with debt restructuring talks, will yield a quick staff-level agreement.

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has pledged to deepen economic engagement with region amid tensions with Beijing.

Largest cryptocurrency falls as much as 4.8 percent in Asia as a period of volatility continues.

The carrier plans to order up to 300 narrow-body jets from either Airbus or Boeing or both.

Mass testing comes after dozens of locally transmitted cases were discovered in the former Portuguese colony.

Declining case numbers comes as experts have expressed doubt N Korea has been able to bring outbreak under control.

Zelenskyy says Russia is likely to 'demonstratively' intensify attacks this week.

Gustavo Petro, a former member of the M-19 movement, wins Colombia's presidential runoff with 50.5 percent of the vote.

Moscow claims its forces have taken control of a village near the industrial city of Severodonetsk in eastern Ukraine.

Negotiations stall as fighting is concentrated in eastern Ukraine.

Economy minister says Germany will limit the use of natural gas for electricity production and instead burn more coal.

Swimming world's governing body adopts a new policy for transgender athletes and proposes new 'open competition'.

The two sides are engaged in a legal battle over the airworthiness of Europe's newest long-haul jet.

Police say four civilians and three soldiers wounded when shots were fired during unrest sparked by economic crisis.

Experts have linked the abnormally hot period in Europe to climate change amid high temperatures and low rainfall.

Participation is expected to be low as people decide between a left-wing candidate and so-called Colombian Donald Trump.

With its new aircraft carrier, China is leapfrogging military technologies to challenge the might of the US navy.

A prominent TV reporter with Al Jazeera, Palestinian-American Shireen Abu Akleh was shot dead by Israeli forces.

Rohingya refugees living in squalid conditions in Bangladesh are demanding to go home to Myanmar.

Al Jazeera gets the South American perspective ahead of the Middle East’s first FIFA World Cup.

Kinshasa says it will not accept the participation of Rwandan troops in any regional force to fight the M23 rebels.

UN agency marks World Refugee Day with an urgent call to help the record number of people who have fled their homes.

The Palestinian Foreign Ministry condemns the killing of Nabil Ahmed Ghanem at Israel's separation wall in Qalqilya.

As the devastating blockade on Gaza turns 15, PM Trudeau is still indifferent to the suffering of Palestinian children.

Suicides have spiked dramatically in the historically remote region. Is breakneck social change to blame?

Indigenous groups are keeping up protests in most of Ecuador's provinces to demand economic reforms.

Judges say strike extended for a third week in protest against 'judicial interference' by President Kais Saied.

Massive floods have ravaged parts of Bangladesh and India, leaving dozens of people dead and millions stranded.