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Qatar Airways flies passengers on first commercial international plane to depart from Kabul airport since US withdrawal.

Reports show the armed group being violent and intimidating journalists, despite their free-press pledge.

Stan Honda reflects on the death and destruction he witnessed and some of the iconic images he captured that day.

At least 52 villages, with total of 3,700 families, likely to lose homesteads to make way for Ujh multipurpose project.

Taliban says keeping cabinet members belonging to the Haqqani family on US terror list is a violation of the 2020 deal.

Texas officials' refusal to allow pastor to touch, pray over John Ramirez during execution violates rights: Lawyer.

Alarms went off in the Russian segment of the ISS during recharging of station's batteries, Russia's space agency said.

Did al-Qaeda’s attack on the US on September 11, 2001, change the way Americans deal with the world - and each other?

President Daniel Ortega has been accused of cracking down on critics, political opponents ahead of November elections.

Under Modi's leadership, the strategic, military, and ideological ties between Israel and India are growing stronger.

At least 100 Palestinians injured by Israeli tear gas, rubber-coated bullets fired at protests in occupied West Bank.

UNICEF says repeated school closures affecting 434 million children, with many learning less than pre-pandemic levels.

The COVID-19 pandemic, security and Afghanistan are likely to dominate conversations at this year's virtual summit.

Activists say more than 43,000 homes demolished and about 21 people evicted every hour between March 2020 and July 2021.

Two decades after the twin towers were destroyed and the US launched its ‘war on terror,’ how has the world changed?

North Korea paraded goose-stepping soldiers and military hardware in a celebration of the nation’s 73rd anniversary.

In the past 20 years, it was no 9/11 that shook the close ties between Washington and Riyadh.

Beijing promises grain and three million COVID-19 vaccines as it urges Taliban to cut ties with 'extreme forces'.

With a population of 1.3 billion, India is vulnerable to human-animal conflict as people encroach on wildlife habitats.

Justice and Development Party wins only 12 seats in 395-member parliament while National Rally of Independents wins 97.

Officials say flames ripped through modular building because of the amount of plastic.

State media showed leader dressed in cream suit waving to troops and spectators from a balcony on Kim Il Sung square.

Hundreds of thousands remain without electricity outside the southern US city 10 days after hurricane hit Gulf Coast.

Caretaker government faces criticism for excluding women and being dominated by the Taliban's 'old guard'.

Speaking to Al Jazeera, acting PM Akhund says Taliban leaders face 'great responsibility and test'.

Syrian Civil Defence says a medical centre in rebel-held Idlib province was targeted by government shelling.

Prosecutors accused Elizabeth Holmes of 'lying and cheating' in their opening statements in the $9bn fraud trial.

The Pan American Health Organization said Americas should prioritise vaccines for pregnant and lactating women.

Top US diplomat criticises new Afghan government but says administration's engagement with the Taliban will continue.

Supreme Court leader's comments come amid wave of verbal attacks by Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro against court.

During virtual summit, regional bloc demands return to constitutional order and Alpha Conde's immediate release.

The Varsity Blues sting exposed the tawdry underbelly of the US college admissions process.

Twenty-nine people inside the Pentagon were killed when Flight 77 carrying 64 including five hijackers crashed into it.

Gates's firm will pay Saudi billionaire Prince Alwaleed bin Talal $2.2bn for Four Seasons Holding Co stake.

Agency head seeks extension of proposed moratorium to enable all countries vaccinate at least 40 percent of population.

The US's embrace of Chinese claims of 'Uighur terrorism' enabled the massive repression of the community.

The US had a record 10.9 million job openings on the last day of July, the Bureau of Labor Statistics said on Wednesday.

Former president says he left Kabul to avoid risk of bloody street fighting, reiterates denial of stealing millions.

Angry protests at Canadian PM's election campaign stops prompt extremism experts to warn of possible rising violence.

Twenty men, including main suspect Salah Abdeslam, facing charges over November 13, 2015 attacks that killed 130 people.

Angela Merkel's successor will take over with relations between both countries at their lowest point in years.

The quake struck southern Mexico near the resort of Acapulco, causing buildings to rock and sway in Mexico City.

Local officials in Amhara region say victims were 'innocent farmers', express fear death toll might be higher.

Egypt, Lebanon, Syria and Jordan energy chiefs affirmed their willingness to facilitate transfers of gas to Lebanon.

Journalists say harassment, threats by police increased after India revoked Kashmir’s semi-autonomous status in 2019.

The legal arrangement prevents the international superstar from managing her business and financial affairs.

US President George W Bush promised to defeat al-Qaeda and other groups after the attacks on New York and the Pentagon.

Frustrated by their inability to track down six escapees, Israeli soldiers are arresting their relatives.

Why al-Qaeda are still a threat 20 years after 9/11.

A new report makes the case that disasters are interconnected and that piecemeal solutions will continue to fall short.