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All air travellers who are not New Zealand citizens must be fully vaccinated to enter the country.

People flee by boat after a huge fire devastated homes and businesses on the Caribbean island.

BepiColombo is on a mission to study all aspects of Mercury, from its core to surface processes and magnetic field.

American women fear more states could roll back abortion rights after Texas imposes a near-total ban on the procedure.

Tajikistan has been accused of hosting anti-Taliban fighters.

Four other members of the UN mission are injured in the attack that took place near the country's border with Algeria.

The two countries' relations are tense following France's decision to cut the number of visas it issues to Algerians.

Greenhouse gas emissions have continued rising along with disasters such as drought, flooding and supercharged storms.

The ceremony included political parties, the Sudan Liberation Movement, and the Justice and Equality Movement.

US President Joe Biden has acknowledged frustrations over divisions in his Democratic Party over the two key bills.

A new prison-like camp on the Greek island of Samos marks a dangerous turn of European migration policy.

Family of 19-year-old girl, who was gang-raped and murdered, says the hope for justice is fading as the case drags on.

Al Jazeera speaks to Qatari citizens about their experience voting for the country’s advisory Shura Council.

Hundreds of women and children among those detained during raids in Gargaresh town.

Sharif, who was battling cardiac ailments, passed away in Germany, officials confirm.

Why isn't the CIA's plan to kidnap Julian Assange making more headlines? And the nuances of translating literary works.

Mohibullah, a prominent Rohingya leader, was killed this week at world's largest refugee camp in Bangladesh.

Voters casting ballots in closely watched municipal elections a day after former president was arrested.

Once the sick man of Europe, Germany weathered the financial crisis and the Great Recession better than its neighbours.

Advocates vow to keep pushing for accountability for slain journalist after top US administration official met with MBS.

Not eligible to run again for top job, Philippine president backs out of a plan to run for vice president in 2022 polls.

The controversy arose after photos emerged showing a man pointing at what appeared to be a traditional Arab headdress.

The candidates are mostly men, with nearly 30 women among the 284 hopefuls running for the 30 available council seats.

Naledi Pandor discusses the diplomatic struggles brought about by the unequal global rollout of COVID-19 vaccines.

Grim milestone reached as tens of millions refuse to get vaccinated even though the jabs are widely available.

Lisa Baird has been under fire for her handling of sexual misconduct allegations against a head coach.

At least 38 aircraft flying in two waves crossed Taiwan air defence zone prompting the deployment of its fighters jets.

US president makes rare visit to Congress but gesture fails to convince Democrats to compromise on twin spending bills.

No longer forced to assimilate, Taiwan's Indigenous people are reconnecting with their culture.

Almost 200 military personnel, including 100 drivers, will be deployed to distribute fuel, the government said Friday.

Move aims to reduce overcrowding in detention centres after 118 inmates died in an Ecuadorian prison riot this week.

Rached Ghannouchi from Ennahdha party urged lawmakers to resume work in defiance of parliament freeze by the president.

The move comes after New Delhi called British decision not to recognise Indian vaccine, Covishield, 'discriminatory'.

Under fire for Haitian migrant expulsions, advocates say US should expect more arrivals as conditions in Haiti worsen.

Joyce Echaquan's death in Quebec hospital last year after staff hurled racist insults at her sparked nationwide outcry.

UNRWA will seek $800m a year at an upcoming donors conference in Brussels to assist Palestinians.

Greta Thunberg led a 'Fridays for Future' march in Milan after calling for swift change at the Youth4Climate conference.

Steven Donziger has spent more than two decades battling oil giant over pollution in the Ecuadorian rainforest.

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Cracks are showing between civilian and military players in Sudan's transitional government.

Fears are mounting that the current wave of US price pressures could last longer than expected.

Experts say rise in attacks likely after top commander of leftist ELN armed group died after Colombia military bombing.

We gather the numbers from the week’s biggest economic and business news stories so you can impress your friends.

Twitter, Facebook and Instagram are taking down accounts of Kashmiris, a report by a Kashmiri diaspora group says.

The arre comes after Saakashvili returned from eight years in exile and a day before key municipal elections in Georgia.

If authorised for use, it would be the first pill shown to treat COVID and a major step in controlling the pandemic.

Soaring energy prices could threaten the economic recovery in Europe.

Taiwan says 25 Chinese fighter jets entered its defence zone on a day Beijing marked its national day.

Democrats are struggling to bridge differences between two key centrist senators and a faction of House progressives.