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Community lockdowns, curbs on mass gatherings present challenges as campaigning starts for May 9 polls.

After meeting German Chancellor Olaf Scholz, US president threatens to halt Nord Stream 2 if Russia invades Ukraine.

The e-commerce giant more than doubled the max base salary it pays employees from $160,000 to $350,000.

In 2018, Tesla CEO Elon Musk settled an SEC lawsuit over his tweet about taking the electric vehicle company private.

ISKP, an Afghanistan affiliate of ISIL (ISIS), had claimed responsibility for deadly attack on Kabul airport last year.

Danger level at its highest since the Cold War, EU foreign policy chief warns, as Macron holds talks with Putin.

The visit marks the first Emirati delegation in Israel since the US-brokered normalisation of ties in 2020.

Attacks could result in UAE increasing support for anti-Houthi forces while aligning more closely with Saudi Arabia.

The Institute of Environmental Geosciences and Dartmouth College have released startling new findings.

More than 55,000 people displaced and thousands of buildings destroyed and flooded, officials say.

Ex-President Jose Maria Figueres and former Finance Minister Rodrigo Chaves get top votes, preliminary results show.

The plan to form a new no-frills carrier run by Frontier Airlines pushed up shares of Spirit as much as 16.7 percent.

End of slain Haitian president's term is marked by political deadlock and concerns over more potential violence.

Five-year-old Rayan Oram was pulled dead from a deep well in an operation that drew global attention.

New study finds world's glaciers contain far less ice than previously thought, raising concerns for some communities.

That's the cryptocurrency's longest winning streak since September.

The exercise bike maker recently lost a chunk of the share gains it made during the pandemic.

Oil industry insiders will appear before US Congress as powerful companies face a reckoning for the climate crisis.

Jagmeet Singh calls for emergency debate in Canadian parliament over ongoing trucker 'occupation' of capital, Ottawa.

Thousands take to the streets across Sudan calling for civilian rule and justice for those killed since October's coup.

While tensions between Moscow and Kyiv reach boiling point, young people on both sides of the border hope for peace.

Farming initiative promotes food independence in Jordan by converting unused urban land into productive wheat fields.

Hundreds gather in the village of Ighran to mourn 5-year-old Rayan Oram, who was trapped in the well for several days.

Facebook owner Meta said it will pull its apps from Europe if it is blocked from transferring user info back to the US.

'I do not believe that silencing Joe is the answer', said Spotify CEO Daniel Ek.

As critical elections loom, Congress has been unable to pass major bills aimed at protecting voting rights.

It is time to start doubting the Democratic party is really in the business of countering the far right in the US.

Ukrainian ex-defence official and expert Alexander Khara talks to Al Jazeera about the possibilities of a major war.

Sixty years of US embargo on Cuba have not starved the island into 'democratisation', the way Washington hoped.

The US says ISIL's leader Abu Ibrahim al-Qurayshi has been killed in Syria.

Delegations are set to re-enter negotiations in the Austrian capital but significant hurdles remain.

Thousands of people have rallied across Canada, as protests against COVID-19 restrictions spread.

Scenes of destruction in a small village on the front line of the conflict in eastern Ukraine.

The sustainable, climate-conscious Friendship Hospital in Bangladesh has been crowned the world’s best new building.

Celebrations across Senegal and on social media after the team's maiden Africa Cup of Nations triumph.

Hizbullah was arrested in April 2020, accused of being linked to the attacks on churches, hotels that killed 279 people.

A vessel with a storage capacity of two million barrels of oil exploded last week, with 10 crew members on board.

Olaf Scholz's visit comes as some NATO allies question Berlin's response to Russian build-up near Ukraine.

Targets include ex-PM Netanyahu's son, two aides and two former officials suspected of leaking information to media.

French president to meet Russia's Putin on Monday and Ukraine's Zelenskyy a day later in a bid to defuse tensions.

And could it prolong the Omicron wave of the COVID pandemic?

A candidate needs to win 40 percent of the vote to avoid a runoff that has been scheduled for April 3.

The second cyclone to hit Madagascar in two weeks has killed at least 10 people and caused widespread destruction.

Southeast Asian country chases bilateral deals after lackluster response to quarantine-waiver and sandbox schemes.

Chairman Macky Sall says new committee will work to build consensus on the matter, warns against divisions.

Authorities impose caps on indoor venues, clarify that overseas tourists can still enter the country through Jakarta.

Supreme Judicial Council says the president's move to dissolve Tunisia's main legal body is illegal.

Australia to welcome international travellers back nearly two years after closing its borders.

Southeast Asia's largest economy grew 3.69 percent for the whole of 2021.

French president hopes to head off a military conflict in Ukraine with high-risk diplomatic mission to Moscow.