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Former West Indies bowler Holding slams England's decision to axe its tour of Pakistan last month.

IDPs decry dire living conditions including lack of food at makeshift camp months after volcanic eruption in east DRC.

Suspected anti-India gunmen kill civilians in separate street shootings within 90 minutes of each other, police say.

Power stations only have average of four days' worth of fuel while more than 50 percent of plants are on outage alert.

Afghan women tell Al Jazeera they fear a return of repressive life under Taliban rule.

Research on remains provides first clue on the mixing between early humans in Indonesia and Siberia.

Mass exodus of migrant workers from Vietnam's COVID-19 epicentre prompts fears of virus surge in rural areas.

Call follows unprecedented Chinese air incursions and as Taiwan says relations at their worst in 40 years.

US president travels to Michigan in effort to sell his infrastructure and social proposals to the American public.

The US framework includes monitoring Palestinian school curricula and social media activities of UNRWA staff.

Talks in Switzerland on Wednesday come as the two countries seek to 'responsibly manage competition', White House says.

Plans to ratify the Paris climate agreement six years later are welcomed, but activists say major policy moves needed.

Parliamentary spokesman says presidential poll in December is the priority, as legislative ballot postponed by 30 days.

Gas futures settled at $6.312 per million British thermal units on the New York Mercantile Exchange.

Najib Mikati says his wealth is legal after Pandora Papers leak reveals he owns an offshore firm in Panama.

Global outage is the company's latest headache, as whistleblower accuses it of putting profits above safety and privacy.

Pristina court jails Goran Stanisic for 20 years for partaking in murder of 13 ethnic Albanians during Kosovo war.

Human Rights Watch calls for better resources to help at-risk people after a deadly June heat wave in British Columbia.

Workers say they need more protection, support as ferocious wildfires become more frequent in California’s wine region.

No confidence motion filed after Prime Minister Florin Citu's coalition unravelled last month over development fund dispute.

Former Facebook employee Frances Haugen is urging US lawmakers to regulate the social media giant.

The networking problem brought down services used by more than 2.75 billion people.

Director Awad Awad was taken into custody and questioned after allegedly criticising the president in his play.

A panel of FDA health experts will meet next week to consider booster shots of the J&J and Moderna vaccines.

UK says the two sides discussed Afghanistan's deepening humanitarian crisis and 'terrorism', among other subjects.

An early vote emerged as one of the central demands from the bloody protests in 2019.

Largest South African metalworkers union calls an indefinite strike after salary talks with employer bodies fail.

A 'blue food revolution' can help turn the tide against climate change and malnutrition.

The United Arab Emirates project, which aims to collect data on the origins of the universe, will launch in 2028.

Network of offshore companies revealed in leak threaten the Ukrainian president's political future, analysts say.

Prague to aquire Spyder system made by weapons maker Rafael as part of military modernisation drive.

The latest rally brings prices of the world's largest cryptocurrency to their highest levels since early September.

French and US officials said the duo discussed restoring confidence after tensions over security pact, submarine deal.

From phone trackers to facial recognition software, a range of spying tools were on sale at a recent London event.

Actor Yulia Peresild and director Klim Shipenko will be in space for 12 days to record scenes of the film, Challenge.

Mohammad al-Ardah, one of six who broke out of an Israeli jail last month, is protesting punitive prison measures.

Syukuro Manabe, Klaus Hasselmann and Giorgio Parisi share prize for climate models, understanding of physical systems.

A series of abuse scandals, often involving children, have rocked the Catholic Church in recent decades.

National security adviser Sullivan and other US officials met Saudi crown prince in September.

Gang-related violence has displaced more than 19,000 Haitians in recent months, according to the UN.

Tamil Nadu second Indian state to enshrine 'right to sit' in law, citing health risks for retail workers - mostly women.

In the 1990s, Afghan cinema enters an era of darkness as the Taliban take control of the country.

During lockdown, hundreds of homeless people in Melbourne were moved into hotels. But what will happen to them now?

A possible collapse of one of China's biggest borrowers has led to worries about contagion risks to the property sector.

Commission investigating historic wrongdoing alleges thousands of Catholic priests involved in 'systemic' abuse.

Ferdinand Marcos Jr served as governor, congressman and senator, and lost his bid for vice president in 2016.

Bolivian coca farmers seized control of the country's main coca market after clashes with police in the capital, La Paz.

Our lives are still defined by what happened during a few moments on that August evening more than a year ago.

Officials say drug offers a 'much easier' way to treat people as states eye relaxing lockdowns for fully vaccinated.