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A sweeping amnesty threatens to thwart the pursuit of truth and justice for victims of the Troubles.

Palestinian officials accuse Israel of 'medical negligence' after Hussein Masalmah dies of cancer months after release.

Head of World Food Programme warns food rations for millions in Yemen will be cut in October unless new funding arrives.

The family, who lived in Queensland, are at the centre of a growing campaign for them to be allowed to return home.

Save the Children slams foreign governments for failing to repatriate citizens from refugee camps in northeast Syria.

The lake is a mixture of mossy swamps, thick weeds, trash-strewn patches and floating gardens made from rafts of reeds.

Rights groups say that Israeli raids are having a dire effect on the mental health of Palestinian children.

Pakistani FM Shah Mahmood Qureshi urges patience on part of the global community in interview with The Associated Press.

For the first time in 16 years Germany will have a new leader.

Heavy rainfall and flash floods have inundated South Sudanese refugee camps in Sudan, displacing thousands again.

The first ceremony of its kind was held in northeastern India as part of an anti-poaching drive to mark World Rhino Day.

Gambia is seeking the records as part of a genocide case against Myanmar over the brutal 2017 crackdown on the Rohingya.

Prime Minister Boris Johnson says world must act at next month's climate summit to avoid serious harm.

Vaccination centres on high alert or temporarily shut after being identified as potential targets in Australian city.

Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes faces 20 years in prison after being charged with lying to investors and patients.

Presidency says the move comes 'in view of the continued provocations and hostile practices on the Moroccan side'.

Leading Democratic US lawmaker says talks with Republicans failed to reach a compromise, urges President Biden to act.

Provisions laid out in a series of decrees almost two months after Saied sacked the government and suspended parliament.

Mexico and the US are preparing to fly more Haitian migrants away from camps that have been set up along the border.

A report has accused leading COVID-19 vaccine producers of failing poor countries.

Fed signals it may start to dial back bond purchases if economic recovery progress continues as expected.

Epic Games sued Apple in August 2020 after the iPhone maker removed Fortnite from its App Store.

A day after coup attempt, top military chiefs accuse civilian politicians of turning blind eye to people's needs.

United Russia has retained a supermajority in the State Duma at the price of growing public discontent with the Kremlin.

France will send its ambassador back to US, joint statement says, after diplomatic spat over Australia submarine deal.

Libyan media said move paves way for Haftar to run for president under controversial new law.

It is believed that the tablet was looted from an Iraqi museum in 1990 and introduced into the United States in 2007.

The UAE is trying to burnish its credentials as a hub for business in the face of growing competition from Saudi Arabia.

European football's governing body voices numerous concerns about a plan to hold the World Cup every two years.

New Zealand scrapped its tour of Pakistan hours before the start of the opening match last Friday.

General Milley meets with Russia General Gerasimov in Finland for six hours amid US push for Central Asia bases.

Fenianos accuses Judge Bitar of 'abnormal behaviour' and 'double standards' after the judge issued his arrest warrant.

The 35-year veteran of Swiss Bank says he was subjected to a 'punishing workload' and 'toxic' environment.

Efforts to impose industrial agriculture on African countries threaten the sustainability of African food production.

Hague District Court says that ethnicity can be used to single out passengers for checks, but activists vow to appeal.

Agency calls for urgent action to tackle one of biggest environmental threats to human health.

There is little reason to believe the far-right president will cease his attacks on the judiciary any time soon.

Boris Johnson tells Paris to 'give me a break' amid French fury over new security pact between UK, US and Australia.

Coronavirus cases are declining across Iran, but the country is far from controlling the pandemic.

Germans go to the polls on Sunday. Here’s what you need to know about the parties, leaders, and key election issues.

Creative connections between North African writers - Jean Genet and Mohamed Choukri plus Albert Camus and Kateb Yacine.

Leaders of Saudi Arabia, United Kingdom, Jordan, Venezuela and Ukraine among those to speak as UNGA continues.

Biden set to announce the new total of 1.1 billion vaccines for global distribution during a summit with world leaders.

Dozens of Ukrainian citizens originally from Afghanistan remain in the war-torn country, despite pleas for evacuation.

Former prisoners return to the now abandoned US-run Bagram jail, which was notorious for enhanced interrogations.

Aziz Akhannouch said the three biggest winners of this month's parliamentary election had agreed to form a new cabinet.

The UN aid chief releases $45m in emergency funds in a bid to boost life-saving support in Afghanistan.

Sunrisers Hyderabad's Thangarasu Natarajan is first IPL player to test positive just ahead of match with Delhi Capitals.

Al Jazeera asks region's analysts and officials about future of separatist politics after Syed Ali Shah Geelani's death.

Blazes in North America, the Mediterranean prompt spike in planet-warming emissions, EU's Earth monitoring service says.