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With tennis player Djokovic freed, refugees held in indefinite detention wonder whether they will ever be released.

Nigeria suspended Twitter after it removed a post from the president that threatened to punish regional secessionists.

The five men from Yemen, Somalia and Kenya are among 39 inmates still held by the US at notorious facility in Cuba.

Funeral preparations are under way in tight-knit Bronx community where apartment fire killed 17 people on Sunday.

UN says funds needed to help some 16 million people in the war-torn country amid rise in hostilities.

In the interview with NPR, Trump continued to make baseless claims he lost the 2020 election based on fraud.

The largest digital asset by market value rose as much as 3.3 percent to $44,085 Wednesday.

Survey sees sharp spike in the share of workers who feel uneasy about returning to office as Omicron infections spread.

Tigray is under what the UN calls a de facto blockade that is preventing medicine and food from reaching millions.

The virus spread rapidly across the region during the holiday season and is challenging already strained health systems.

Al Jazeera tracks what happened where and when as UK officials face pressure over litany of controversial gatherings.

The US Treasury sanctioned North Korean nationals based in Russia and China following 'six ballistic missile launches'.

Smart guns could soon become available in the United States.

Janny Sikazwe, who officiated at the 2018 World Cup, blew for the final whistle on minute 85 and then on 89.

Kazakh authorities have now arrested about 12,000 people for alleged participation in anti-government protests.

Far-right president says two justices favour his left-wing rival, Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva, before October's election.

Regional body says progress made against rebels in Cabo Delgado province since troops deployed last year.

Aras Amiri was arrested in Tehran in March 2018 and sentenced to 10 years in prison over espionage charges.

The decision clears the way for Virginia Giuffre's lawsuit against the duke of York to stay on track for a trial.

NATO warns Russia it will not compromise on the alliance's principles, but invites Moscow to more talks over Ukraine.

Saudi Aramco, the world’s largest oil firm, plans to supply almost half of Poland's oil with this new agreement.

US consumer prices increased 7% in December compared with a year ago - the sharpest 12-month spike since 1982.

Refugee rights activists are denouncing an alarming trend of violence against refugees in the country.

Dozens of Lebanese and Syrian people attempted to sail to Italy in October, but they never reached their destination.

Kazakhs from Almaty to the rural regions are in shock after rare and bloody protests rocked the nation of 19 million.

The teen security researcher said the software flaw exploited was not within Tesla's software or infrastructure.

Chairman told Bloomberg News that the EV maker is in talks with the kingdom to build a factory there by 2025 or 2026.

The initiative comes as the White House faces mounting criticism over long lines and supply shortages for testing.

Founded in 1949, the North Atlantic Treaty Organization now has 30 members and a budget of 1.56 billion euros.

Several Afghan women Al Jazeera spoke to say they have struggled to put food on the table as economic crisis worsens.

Boris Johnson says he attended a May 2020 garden party at Downing Street held in breach of COVID-19 restrictions.

Foreign minister says threats occurred after consul tried to give aid to detained former soldiers.

The top court issues notice to Uttarakhand state after calls by Hindu religious leaders to take up arms against Muslims.

Eleven of the 18 rescued are hospitalised after church collapses in the Okpanam suburb of Asaba.

Fears grow that violence that has crippled countries such as Burkina Faso, Mali and Niger will spill over further south.

Officials say at least eight killed, several wounded after a car bomb that 'targeted a convoy' in Mogadishu.

German court to deliver judgement on the highest ranking official to be tried for atrocities committed in Syria.

Churchill's vast historical record has long been misused, but current attempts to do so are particularly egregious.

Meeting at NATO's HQ in Brussels includes top Russian officials and comes during a week of high-stakes talks in Europe.

I am no longer convinced that Trump will avoid the legal comeuppance he has earned.

Policy covers all domestic public transport to, from and within Metro Manila, but critics say order is discriminatory.

Organisations from around the world say YouTube has become 'one of the major conduits of online disinformation'.

Authorities say the alleged plot was uncovered after 'a member of the gang' denounced the plan.

Nearly 270 people, including 45 foreigners, were killed in the string of bombings targeting hotels and churches in 2019.

The 80-year-old man was assaulted and died of a heart attack in a village near Ramallah, his family members say.

The draft council statement endorsing the sanctions failed to be approved during closed-door consultations.

Serbian tennis player flew into Melbourne a week ago claiming a vaccine exemption because of a positive PCR test result.

Leader Carrie Lam tells new legislature the move will ensure territory complies with Article 23 of mini-constitution.

More than 30 officials from Samsung Electronics and SK Group tested positive after trade show, industry sources say.

Questions remain over country’s future direction in wake of biggest popular demonstrations in years.