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The French president, whose leadership will be challenged in April, may seek reforms as he guides the EU.

Al Jazeera takes a quick look at the effect seven years of war has had on the Arab world's poorest country.

Series of attacks this week underscore challenges to forming gov' away from ethno-sectarian power-sharing arrangement.

Sajad Gul booked under the Public Safety Act, which allows the detention of an individual without trial for six months.

Those killed included members of Indigenous groups, advocates for rural communities, and trade unionists.

The Caribbean nation will send a four-man sled team to games for first time since first qualifying for event in 1988.

Move comes as the House of Lords delivers string of defeats to the government on controversial police and crime bill.

Houthi attack jeopardises the UAE's reputation as a haven for tourism and trade and pushes it towards caution with Iran.

Margarito Martinez, 49, who covered police and crime, was fatally shot near his home in the border town of Tijuana.

Group of Muslim students at government college in Karnataka has been forced to sit outside the classroom for weeks now.

Djokovic was approved by Tennis Australia and the state of Victoria for a medical exemption.

President Joko Widodo chooses Nusantara as the name for the new capital that will replace polluted, sinking Jakarta.

Politicians condemn Monday's attacks on Abu Dhabi - claimed by Yemen-based Houthi rebels - that killed three people.

Discord within ASEAN over how to deal with Myanmar is delaying a crucial meeting of the region's foreign ministers.

At least 26 people have been killed and hundreds of houses damaged after a magnitude 5.3 quake jolted Badghis province.

Satellite images suggest the eruption of Hunga Tonga-Hunga Ha’apai could cause long-lasting environmental damage.

Yati Narsinghanand Giri is an outspoken supporter of far-right nationalists who also heads a Hindu monastery.

Significant damage is being reported days after a huge undersea volcanic eruption and tsunami in Tonga.

Lewandowski set Bundesliga goal record last season; Putellas led Barca to Spanish league and cup double.

Over a dozen people killed in the Yemeni capital a day after a suspected Houthi attack killed three people in the UAE.

Environmental group says China must cut emissions by at least 20 percent by 2035 to reach net zero by 2060.

Statistics office has recorded more than 105,000 total COVID deaths as the country hits a new record for active cases.

Death of India's most famous tigress who gave birth to 29 cubs during her lifetime triggers widespread grief.

Moves come as Russia denies US claims that the country is looking for a pretext to invade Ukraine.

Governments and aid agencies try to assess extent of disaster amid 'challenging' communication links.

The upcoming listing of the country's insurer, the state-owned crown jewel, is being looked at as India's Aramco moment.

Leader of world's No. 2 economy makes remarks amid preparations to secure unprecedented third term in power.

Advocates for prison-based rehabilitation programmes say it’s time to rethink ideas of crime and punishment.

Arrests come after Cathay Pacific said in January it fired two air crew for allegedly violating COVID-19 protocols.

Leader Kim Jong Un has said 'military muscle' necessary for self-defence, but repeated weapons tests increase concern.

New report finds Chinese authorities trying to coerce critics thousands of miles from home into returning.

Chinese tech giant's deep pockets and ability to adapt are seen as key to weathering the tough year ahead.

Omicron coronavirus variant is fuelling rising numbers of infections across the region, including among health workers.

The Palestinian president's meetings with the Israeli defence minister are a sign of stagnation, not progress.

Dozens killed, more than 700 homes damaged in the western Badghis province after 5.3 magnitude quake.

Taliban leaders in Afghanistan are institutionalising gender-based discrimination and violence, UN group of experts say.

Cardano's ADA token has risen 30% in the past seven days, while Bitcoin, Ether, Solana and XRP advanced less than 5%.

Airlines warn 5G services scheduled to launch on Wednesday could make a number of aircraft unusable.

The UAE, a member of the Saudi-led coalition fighting the rebels, has largely avoided the Houthi firing line until now.

There are so few homes for sale in Canada that people are starting to call it a housing crisis.

Communications to Tonga remain largely severed, as scientists warn that more eruptions may be possible.

World's biggest diamond producer raised prices 8% at its first sale of the year, sources told Bloomberg News.

Charlie Cytron-Walker says he 'saw an opportunity' and managed to flee with two other hostages after 10-hour ordeal.

Security forces kill several protesters, medics and an activist say, as thousands demonstrate against military coup.

Small outbreaks continue to trigger lockdowns and travel restrictions for 1.4 billion Chinese people.

Council of Europe reportedly called for the jailed businessman and philanthropist to be released by February 2.

Critics slam PM Boris Johnson for 'inhumane' reported plan to put the navy in charge of English Channel operations.

Secretary of the US Treasury highlights the racial wealth gap in MLK day speech.

Experts say two variants can cross over to form a recombinant version of both variants but this has not happened yet.

Israeli forces surround Mahmoud Salhiyeh's house in an attempt to force his family out of their Sheikh Jarrah home.